Following our first global promotions, Davies has today announced the expansion of its senior management team, with the promotion of both Jason Millard (in our New Jersey office) and Robert Cranmer (based in Toronto) from Partner to Managing Partner. Davies now has a total of 23 Managing Partners based across the firm’s eleven offices in the Americas, Europe and Asia.
Jason Millard is a change delivery expert, interim manager and senior management coach supporting global firms in achieving their strategic change agenda. In 2015 he returned to New York and joined Davies Advisors after 20 years in London. During his career Jason held senior positions within Finance, Operations and IT at BNP Paribas and UBS in the US and London as well as JP Morgan, Rabobank and Catalyst Development Ltd.
Robert Cranmer is a capital markets expert specialising in business operations, regulation, transformation and change. He first joined Davies as a Partner in 2019 from his previous role as Deloitte’s National Leader for Capital Markets in Canada. Born in the UK but having grown-up in South Africa, Robert has lived and worked worldwide, holding roles in London, Singapore and South Africa, before moving to Canada in 2015. His previous career includes re-building Accenture’s Capital Markets capability across the major banks in South Africa, serving as Chief Operating Officer for Global Group Risk & Global Head of Business Continuity for Investec Bank; and as Front-Office Chief Operating Officer for Absa Capital (a division of Barclays Capital). Outside work, Robert is an accomplished sailor, scuba diver, mentor-coach and musician.
Robert says “I joined Davies knowing that the business model was differentiated from traditional consultancies. One year in I absolutely see the benefit of the business model especially to our clients as we bring experienced, relevant resources who understand their business and their challenges, and deliver value-add solutions. I am happy to be part of this fast-growing firm.”
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