PwC is looking for Strategy& Strategy Consulting Business Model Reinvention - Director in San Francisco, CA. This local job opportunity with ID 3863340413 is live since 2026-10-02 08:16:19.

Overview

In this Director role, you steer strategy consulting engagements focused on reinventing business models and driving growth for clients. You'll shape the strategic direction, lead cross-functional teams, and manage executive-level client relationships to deliver transformative outcomes. The position emphasizes leveraging data-driven insights, market analysis, and innovative approaches to enhance performance and transformation initiatives. You'll contribute to PwC's reputation by upholding quality, integrity, and collaboration while advancing technology-enabled solutions.

Compensation / Benefits

• annual discretionary bonus
• medical, dental, vision
• 401k
• holiday pay
• vacation
• sick leave

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic consulting engagements to drive business model reinvention and growth
• Analyze market trends and consumer behavior to identify opportunities and optimize performance
• Develop and implement innovative strategies aligned with client goals and transformation
• Collaborate with clients to assess processes and recommend efficiency improvements
• Perform competitive analysis and market research to inform decisions
• Oversee multiple projects ensuring alignment with strategic goals and client satisfaction
• Mentor and guide teams to develop leadership potential
• Promote technological advancements to enhance engagements and outcomes
• Build and maintain executive-level client relationships for business development and partnerships
• Contribute to thought leadership by developing new ideas and structures in strategy consulting

Key requirements

• Bachelor's degree
• 9+ years in professional services or consulting with strategy experience

• leadership
• mentoring and coaching
• cross-functional collaboration
• data analytics for consumer insights
• customer experience (CX) strategy
• market research and competitive analysis