Melania Hancila joins strategy and operations team of Deloitte Romania
Deloitte Romania has extended its Strategy and Operations team following the arrival of Melania Hancila, manager. Melania will coordinate growth and efficiency projects, supporting Deloitte clients to identify new market trends and opportunities. 2013-12-03 17:00:48
With more than 10 years of professional experience, mainly in research and strategy field, working for some of the largest financial institutions in Romania, Melania would also bring value added to our research projects and reports. She will be part of the team that provides clients with assistance in order to improve efficiency and achieve sustainable growth of their businesses.
"I decided to make a strategic change in my career and focus more on the challenges and opportunities in different industries, based on my banking and macroeconomic background", declared Melania Hancila. "I am proud to join and enlarge my expertise alongside Deloitte team, the largest professional services organization in the world."
Oana Petrescu, Partner-in-Charge Management Consulting added: "I'm glad that Melania has joined Deloitte, as she is a well-known and appreciated economist in Romania. I'm sure her insights would help more Deloitte customers to benefit of better analytics and forward looking strategies to increase the value of their business."
Deloitte Consultanta provides assistance to local and international clients in various fields – EU funds and Alternative Financing, Business Development, Business Optimization, Revenue Growth Solutions, Operational Excellence, Regulatory Agenda, CFO Services, Strategic change and Organizational Transformation, Performance evaluation and rewards, Impact studies and analyses, and Assistance for Institutional development.
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