Sudeep advises leading private capital investors, real estate firms, and asset managers on issues related to growth strategy, investment strategy, technology and data, sales and distribution, M&A, organizational health, and firm governance. Across his work over the past decade and a half, Sudeep’s focus has been on helping his clients translate macro shifts into micro capabilities that build unique sources of competitive advantage and resilience.
In particular, he has led several large-scale digital transformation and business-building efforts for real estate and private equity clients. He has helped several investors across the private and public markets design next-generation investment capabilities that leverage nontraditional sources of data and analytics. He has also advised clients across sectors on how to evolve their operating models to incorporate GenAI, automation and data fluency (achieving a simultaneous uplift on efficiency and effectiveness).
Sudeep is passionate about accelerating McKinsey’s impact globally on climate finance and sustainable investing. He has led significant knowledge partnerships for McKinsey with industry associations and standard setters across the financial sector. Sudeep’s client service has spanned North America, Europe, Asia–Pacific, and Latin America.
Sudeep is driven by the belief that cross-sectoral dialog and engagement can help solve the most challenging problems of our time. He serves as a trustee on three nonprofits: the American Red Cross in Greater New York, which serves 13 million in the region; GreaterNY, an organization that connects and convenes leaders and future leaders across the private and nonprofit sector; and Project Renewal, one of the larger social services nonprofits in New York City with the mission to end the cycle of homelessness through health, homes, and jobs. Additionally, Sudeep is the editor of a best-selling poetry anthology, A Poem For CRY, which raised awareness and income for Child Rights and You, an Indian nonprofit working to protect children.