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Brian Sammut

Brian Sammut

Brian is a Managing Director with over two decades of experience spanning a variety of sectors including pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and technology services. He focuses on transforming finance operations using digital solutions, operating model redesign, and process improvement.

Prior to joining Accordion, Brian spent 10 years as a Partner at Ernst & Young. While at EY, he helped found the Enterprise Intelligence practice, bringing enhanced reporting and analytics capabilities to improve business performance. He has worked across industry sectors, often leading post merger integration efforts across the finance function. As the Northeast Advisory leader for Accounting Change, Brian also designed solutions enabling clients to automate compliance efforts through improved use of technology and process design.

Brian began his career at KPMG Consulting (which became BearingPoint) where he was promoted to Managing Director. There, he ran the Enterprise Performance Management practice, helping client’s drive value through improved financial close, consolidation, planning, and budgeting – leveraging a combination of technology design and implementation, process reengineering, and optimized organizational structures.

Brian graduated from the University of Delaware with a B.S. in Finance and Management Information Systems. He has completed the Executive Education curriculum at both Yale University in New Haven Connecticut, and the Institut Européen d’Administration des Affaires (INSEAD) in Singapore.

“Plans are worthless, but planning is everything” – Dwight D. Eisenhower

Something You Should Know

  • Passionate about soccer, both as a fan and a player
  • His family are all certified scuba divers, so they can share their love of the ocean together

Noteworthy

  • Selected by employer to participate in a specialized program in which he traveled to Singapore and Malaysia to understand how macro-economic trends like foreign investments and GDP growth impact economic development