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Leading Growth Strategy and Performance Improvement expert Andrew Tymms joins Bain & Company's Johannesburg office
Bain & Company press release 
Andrew Tymms, a Bain & Company partner, is joining the global consulting firm's leadership team in South Africa, where he will bring his broad, cross-industry knowledge and long track record of creating real results to clients in the region. Mr. Tymms, an acknowledged expert in helping companies create and sustain profitable growth, will have a primary focus on helping Bain clients in the financial services, private equity and retailing sectors build effective and globally competitive organizations. Tymms' relocation to Bain's Johannesburg office, from the global consulting firm's London office is effective immediately, and further strengthens Bain's commitment to its growing pan-African client roster and senior leadership team.

Outsourcing can do much more than just cut costs
Forbes.com 

Companies that successfully create and sustain value year after year are rare. A recent Bain study revealed one activity that sets winners apart: They often use capability sourcing in more innovative ways than their competitors.

The decision-driven organization
Harvard Business Review 

Reorganizations are popular with chief executives, who believe that making big structural changes will lead to better performance. In reality, a company's structure results in better performance only if it improves the organization's ability to make and execute key decisions better and faster than competitors.

Veteran Asia private equity expert Chul-Joon Park joins Bain & Company's New York office
Bain & Company press release 
Bain & Company, the global business consulting firm, announced the appointment of Chul-Joon Park to the firm's New York office. For the past six years, Mr. Park led Bain's Asia-Pacific Private Equity Practice and was based in Seoul. In New York, Mr. Park will focus on helping Bain's private equity clients identify investment opportunities, perform strategic due diligence and develop blueprints of action for increasing the value of acquired portfolio companies.

After easy money: Managing in a new era
The Wall Street Journal 

As we emerge from the depths of the recession, a lot of attention naturally focuses on trying to handicap the speed and strength of the rebound. But no matter how fast the turnaround comes, success is unlikely to get easier. Executives will have to run lean and focus on their core businesses.

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