NewVantage Partners fosters a commitment to executive thought-leadership.

Executive thought-leadership perspectives are infused through small-group executive roundtable dinner and breakfast discussions. The executive roundtable discussions are held throughout the year, by invitation-only, for a select community of Fortune 1000 business and technology C-Executives and recognized authors and thought-leaders.

Recent executive thought-leadership dinners have included presidents, chief marketing and information officers, and senior line-of-business executives representing leading firms and institutions including Aetna, AIG, AXA/Equitable, Bank of America, Bank of New York Mellon, Charles Schwab, CitiGroup, CVS/Caremark, Fidelity Investments, ING, The Hartford, Harvard Business School, JP Morgan, Liberty Mutual, Marsh McLennan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Merrill Lynch, Met Life, Pioneer Investments, Prudential, Putnam Investments, RBS/Citizens Bank, Standard & Poors, State Street Bank, SunLife Financial, Thomson Reuters, TIAA-CREF, Time-Warner, Travelers, Viacom, Wellington Financial, and Wells Fargo Bank among others.

NewVantage Partners executive advisory council infuses thought-leadership perspectives through active participation in executive roundtable dinners and client consulting engagements. The advisory board is comprised of a distinguished group of current and former business and technology executives, and respected industry thought-leaders. A rotating membership has included C-level executives representing organizations including CitiGroup, Smith Barney, Time-Warner, Mellon Bank of New York, State Street Bank, EMC Corporation, MetLife, Chase Manhattan Bank, Fleet/Bank of America, Freddie Mac, and Sears.

NewVantage principals and advisors are sought-after speakers at leading industry events and thought-leadership programs. Affiliations include the Massachusetts Innovation and Technology Exchange (MITX), The Nantucket Conference and Future Forward , The Center for CIO Leadership, The Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth, and Harvard Business School.