Birmingham business change consultancy joins the Finyx Group
Birmingham-based business change consultancy, Entec Si, has been acquired by the Finyx Group, a specialist consultancy focused on helping organisations deliver large-scale digital and technology transformation.
With 30 years’ experience, Entec Si helps local government and not-for-profit organisations plan and deliver technology, digital and organisational change. Its people-centred approach focuses on practical delivery and lasting improvements for clients.
Finyx brings two decades of experience helping clients achieve transformative outcomes they could not deliver alone. It operates across government, law enforcement, defence and financial services, with offices in Belfast, London and York.
Clients will benefit from broader sector knowledge, deeper specialist capability and increased capacity to support complex transformation programmes, while continuing to receive the close, senior-level support associated with focused consultancies.
As part of the wider Finyx Group, Entec Si will continue to operate from Birmingham whilst working closely with colleagues across the group's locations in the UK.
Eman Al-Hillawi, managing director of Entec Si, said: "This is a significant milestone in Entec Si’s journey.
“As we looked to the future of the business, it was essential to find a partner whose culture, values and approach to clients aligned closely with our own.
"Finyx stood out because of its people-centred culture, commitment to delivery and long-term approach to client relationships. Joining the group creates new opportunities for our people and clients while allowing us to build on the qualities that have made Entec Si successful."
Phil Stewart, CEO of the Finyx Group, said: "We are delighted to welcome Entec Si into the Finyx Group.
“The team has built an outstanding reputation for helping organisations deliver successful transformation programmes, with particular expertise in local government and not-for-profit sectors.
"By bringing together our complementary strengths, we can offer clients broader expertise, greater capacity and enhanced support for complex transformation programmes, while maintaining the close client relationships and delivery focus that both organisations value."
The move comes at a time when demand for digital, technology and organisational change expertise continues to grow across both the public and private sectors.
Pictured from left to right: Phil Stewart, CEO of the Finyx group; Eman Al-Hillawi, managing director of Entec Si; Sarah Towers, operations director of Entec Si; and Chris Naylor, managing director of the Finyx group.
