Alexey Pankov

Alexey advises heavy industries and manufacturing clients on growth, performance, and digital problem-solving.

Alexey Pankov

Education

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Master’s degree in applied physics and mathematics

Past Experience

Strategy Partners Group
Associate Partner

Alexey Pankov

Alexey is a Partner in our Dubai office. He is a member of our Performance, Energy & Resources, and Advanced Manufacturing teams. Alexey serves the Middle East and Global clients in the domains of strategic planning, operational transformation, supply chain development, digitally augmented problem-solving, and applied AI. 

Since joining ADL in 2018, Alexey has been focused on driving strategic development and complex transformations in manufacturing, metals and energy sectors. He is dedicated to building long-term trust with clients and providing them with end-to-end support, from strategic decision-making to achieving tangible business performance results.  

Prior to joining ADL, Alexey had led complex strategy, operational transformation, and investment programs for clients in the industrial manufacturing and financial sectors for over 12 years. He has gained experience with the corporate and public sectors. He has also worked in engineering positions in IT and software development companies. 

Alexey holds a master’s degree in applied physics and mathematics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. 

Seabed mining: A $20 trillion opportunity
Seabed mining: A $20 trillion opportunity
Seabed mining offers a unique US $20 trillion opportunity to extract critical minerals that are essential for batteries, electric vehicles (EVs), and other green technologies. This Viewpoint explores the economic potential and environmental impact of seabed mining as an alternative to traditional land-based mining, which faces challenges due to declining ore grades, stricter environmental regulations, and rising production costs.
Winning the war for digital talent
Winning the war for digital talent
Businesses across the world are facing a shortage of professional talent and expertise in digital and IT skills and capabilities. For example, a 2021 survey suggested that 76 percent of IT decision-makers worldwide faced critical skills gaps in their departments, an increase of 145 percent since 2016.[1]

Alexey Pankov

Alexey is a Partner in our Dubai office. He is a member of our Performance, Energy & Resources, and Advanced Manufacturing teams. Alexey serves the Middle East and Global clients in the domains of strategic planning, operational transformation, supply chain development, digitally augmented problem-solving, and applied AI. 

Since joining ADL in 2018, Alexey has been focused on driving strategic development and complex transformations in manufacturing, metals and energy sectors. He is dedicated to building long-term trust with clients and providing them with end-to-end support, from strategic decision-making to achieving tangible business performance results.  

Prior to joining ADL, Alexey had led complex strategy, operational transformation, and investment programs for clients in the industrial manufacturing and financial sectors for over 12 years. He has gained experience with the corporate and public sectors. He has also worked in engineering positions in IT and software development companies. 

Alexey holds a master’s degree in applied physics and mathematics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. 

Seabed mining: A $20 trillion opportunity
Seabed mining: A $20 trillion opportunity
Seabed mining offers a unique US $20 trillion opportunity to extract critical minerals that are essential for batteries, electric vehicles (EVs), and other green technologies. This Viewpoint explores the economic potential and environmental impact of seabed mining as an alternative to traditional land-based mining, which faces challenges due to declining ore grades, stricter environmental regulations, and rising production costs.
Winning the war for digital talent
Winning the war for digital talent
Businesses across the world are facing a shortage of professional talent and expertise in digital and IT skills and capabilities. For example, a 2021 survey suggested that 76 percent of IT decision-makers worldwide faced critical skills gaps in their departments, an increase of 145 percent since 2016.[1]

More About Alexey
  • Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
    Master’s degree in applied physics and mathematics
  • Strategy Partners Group
    Associate Partner