Will Hayllar
Senior Leadership
Will ist der Global Managing Partner von OC & C.
Zu seinen besonderen Fachgebieten zählt die Anwendung von Endspiel-Theorien zur Entwicklung von Wachstums- und Wettbewerbsstrategien, die das wahre Wertschaffungspotenzial von Unternehmungen ausschöpfen. Darüber hinaus arbeitet er mit Firmen und PE-Klienten entlang des gesamten Transaktionslebenszyklus, von der Identifizierung von Möglichkeiten bis hin zur Akquisition und schließlich dem Wiederverkauf.
Ausbildung & frühere Erfahrung
- Cambridge University: MEng, Engineering
- Ministry of Defence
"Wir arbeiten Hand in Hand mit unseren Klienten, um sicherzustellen, dass die entwickelten Strategien die ihrigen und nicht die unseren sind."
Verwandte Veröffentlichungen
Economic fog - OC&C Food & Drink Top 150 2019
Our latest Top 150 report, produced in partnership with The Grocer, shows the UK food and drink industry under pressure
The economic fog
As currency-driven input inflation and rising labour costs continue to squeeze margins, the prolonged run-up to Brexit is weighing heavily on food and soft drink producers
Die Saat geht auf
Die Top 50 Studie, die mittlerweile zum 17. Mal erscheint, ist unsere jährliche Bestandsaufnahme der 50 umsatzstärksten Konsumgüterhersteller der Welt – die wichtigsten Zahlen und Themen der Branche in einem umfassenden Bericht
Getting a taste for success
Consumer goods companies are right to embrace the trends such as health, indulgence and convenience that currently underpin product development in food and drink. But being topical doesn’t mean you’re always doing the right thing
On the edge
With inflation in raw materials and rising labour costs squeezing margins, the anticipatory impact of Brexit is already being felt large across the UK food and drink industry as shown in our 2018 OC&C Food and Drink Top 150 report
Heading for a fall?
The anticipatory impacts of Brexit are already writ large across the UK's food and drink producers. Our latest review of the UK's Top 150 producers shows that whilst inflation-driven growth has returned, that same inflation has squeezed margins and sent ROCE to 30 year lows
Davids and Goliaths share the gold
Last week’s Grocer Gold Awards were a great reflection of the competitive dynamics at work across the FMCG landscape
The talking shop
Rapid consumer adoption of smart speakers, combined with a growing tendency to use such devices for shopping, suggests that voice commerce (voice-based eCommerce) will be the next major disruptive force in retail
Ice and a city slice
Looking more closely at how you segment individual cities into codes, tribes and neighbourhoods opens up new avenues for growth
Tied up
In 2016 FMCG M&A plummeted, down $176bn on the previous year, as political uncertainty depressed deal-making in the sector