Ricardo Haneine is partner with A.T. Kearney where he leads the firm’s Mexico office and is a member of the firm’s Financial Institutions Practice. Ricardo has extensive experience leading strategy, operations, and organization engagements for clients in the financial, transportation, retail, and manufacturing sectors. Ricardo is based in A.T. Kearney’s Mexico City office.

Notable client engagements include:

Strategic transformation of Mexico’s third-largest bank
Action plan for the Mexican automotive industry
Strategy for medical tourism in Mexico
IT strategy for five Mexican states
New business model for a Mexican law firm
Strategic and organizational studies in the banking and airline sector in turnaround situations
Mexican market entry strategy for a global non-banking financial institution
Market growth expansion for consumer goods and retail companies
Privatization process for the banking sector, airlines, ports, and airports
Assessment of export attractiveness for Mexico’s industrial sector
Business plan to create two banks
Corporate governance structure for family businesses and entrepreneurial ventures

Ricardo created MexicoFIRST, a skills-development program for young professionals. He has also presented in several forums, including the Mexican Institute of Finance Executives, The Economist, the Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology, and the Mexican National Banking and Securities Commission. He is a member of the Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology Advisory Council and the Booth School of Business Global Advisory Board. In 2011, he received the Professional Merit Award in the private sector from the Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology.

Before joining A.T. Kearney, Ricardo worked as the network strategic director for Cintra and was a principal for McKinsey & Company. He graduated with a double major in economics and accounting from the Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology and earned an MBA from the University of Chicago.

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