Amira elAdawi joins us to talk about the integration process. She is the founder of Amira & Co., a global management consulting firm that specializes in M&A integrations and organization optimization. Her track record of success spans multiple industries and corporate environments, including hospitality, retail, and consumer products. We talk about what the essence of integration is, how culture impacts integration, the frameworks that can be used to facilitate the process, and what the most difficult areas are with integration. Join us to learn more about the intricacies of the integration process.
There is always a drop in productivity after an acquisition due to the integration process.
The integration process usually costs 10% to 15% of the entire transaction size.
Meet Our Guest
Amira elAdawi
Founder and Managing Partner of Amira & Co. | Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Amira elAdawi is the Founder and Managing Partner of Amira & Co. Combining deep domain expertise in mergers and acquisitions, with a relentless sense of intellectual curiosity, Amira founded Amira & Co. to provide a decidedly unique and industry-agnostic approach to meeting the strategic needs of any organization conducting large, complex, high-value transactions. An External Advisor to Bain & Company, and a former Senior Principal at Booz & Company, Amira has guided projects across the globe for a diverse range of clients in North and South America, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. She has extensive expertise in M&A integration as well as enterprise optimization and turnarounds for clients in the tourism and leisure sectors such as hospitality, health and wellness, retail, and entertainment, as well as the consumer products sector. Amira has also served as Director of Corporate Development at Orascom Construction Industries and senior Finance Group Manager at Procter & Gamble. Amira holds a double-major BA in economics and international relations (magna cum laude), an MBA from Harvard Business School, and a master’s certificate in hospitality management from Cornell.