
Philippe Konfino
Strategic advisor, transformative leader and facilitator of human potential.
Philippe brings 30 years of strategic consulting expertise from Tier-1 firms, codified into seven proprietary frameworks for diagnosis, strategy and M&A orchestration.
Philippe Konfino
Philippe is a strategic advisor to CEOs, boards and senior executive teams, with 30 years leading complex business change across APAC and Europe. He pairs hard strategic clarity with a deep read of the human systems that decide whether a strategy actually lands.
His career spans senior partner roles at EY, Accenture, Oliver Wyman and Capgemini, where he led cross-functional teams and billion-dollar programmes across multiple industries. He has seen every side of the M&A equation - as advisor, acquirer and acquiree - and is usually brought in at the moments that matter most: growth, turnaround, reinvention.
He specialises in leader-led change, whether digital, AI-enabled, cultural or strategic. He works fluently with advanced analytics and digital tools, but treats them as enablers of better decisions and sustained execution - never as the end goal.
At Leadership Partners he works with executives through advisory, offsites and strategic planning, combining challenge with care and a willingness to get into the trenches to translate bold strategy into reality. His passion sits where customer experience, AI and digital strategy, organisational culture and leadership growth meet.
A core strength is strategic reframing - naming the real problem beneath the stated one, then building the “missing middle” between strategy and implementation that organisations so often skip. Three decades of pattern recognition let him bring serious analytical depth inside an intimate advisory relationship.
He works alongside Sandra and Tim in tailored configurations - coaching mastery plus strategic-advisory firepower - so clients get boutique intimacy with enterprise-grade intelligence. Since 2019 he has also led the Digital Transformation course as Adjunct Faculty at AGSM (UNSW).