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Thibault LecatSystem Leader LAB&F & Managing Director , London

 

 

Areas of industry expertise

  • Automotive industry and suppliers
  • Technology, media and telecommunication
  • Healthcare products
  • Power and utilities
  • Process manufacturing
  • Public sector
  • Consumer goods manufacturing

 

Thibault Lecat is Managing Director of INVERTO in the UK. He is a graduate of the renowned Ecole d’Ingénieurs en Sciences et Technologies du Numérique in Paris (ESIEA) and holds a Master of International Business from the University of Sydney.Thibault is an expert in the transformation and digitization of procurement. In recent years he has advised a range of global organizations across the Media and Entertainment, Consumer Products, Retail and Energy sectors. His focus is on the design and deployment of future-proofed operating models capable of adapting to rapidly changing business environments.Thibault Lecat leads INVERTO’s UK office.

In addition to his role as Managing Director, he also operates as System Leader LAB&F.

Expertise & Practice Area

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  • End-to-end diagnostic of procurement maturity and alignment with business priorities
  • Operating model design, from conceptual design, through to detailed design and implementation of the new model across people, process and systems
  • Procurement turn around and cost transformation, encompassing short- and long-term cost savings, structural changes and deployment of new technology to end users
  • Procurement cost reduction delivery from rapid opportunity assessment through to strategic sourcing and demand management initiatives
  • Ideation, evaluation and prioritisation of digital transformation initiatives (e.g., RPA, Analytics, Chatbots, RFID, etc.)

Personal life

Thibault lives in London with his wife and three children. Whenever away from city life, he jumps on any opportunity to take to the skies through motorised paragliding, sky diving and kite surfing.

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