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India's c-suites see rise of the consultant CEO
Mint Kolkata
|February 23, 2026
try veterans, but rather a shift in the leadership profile required.
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In general, there is a leadership depth crisis in corporate India. McKinsey, HPCL and RPSG did not respond to Mint’s queries.
Jain of Kearney pointed to a broader pattern across sectors—particularly in healthcare, energy, financial services, and diversified conglomerates—where former partners or senior leaders from consulting firms have moved into CEO, business head, or group strategy roles.
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