Bertrand Troiano

Bertrand Troiano is a member of the Power, Renewables & Energy Transition (“PRET”) industry practice. His expertise is strategic advisory, restructuring, valuation and due diligence in cyclical and capital-intensive industries. He has extensive experience in M&A, financial restructuring and operational turnaround in complex and fast growth environments in multiple geographies, and engaging with key stakeholders in complex situations, including governments and sovereign funds.

Mr. Troiano has close to 20 years of management and advisory experience across large and small companies in energy, metals and mining, commodity trading, specialty chemicals and packaging. Prior to joining FTI, Mr. Troiano worked for Rio Tinto and Alcan in the United States, Canada, Continental Europe, United Kingdom and China.

At FTI Consulting, Mr. Troiano has led engagements globally in energy, construction materials, steel, metals, mining, commodity trading, automotive components and EV battery materials, recycling, drilling, manufacturing and chemical industries, including: M&A advisory, Chief Restructuring Officer, operational turnaround, commodity pricing, industry and market analyses, financial and operational due diligence, and company valuations. He has advised corporations and investors on energy transition strategies, and bespoke solutions ranging from material sourcing to new capital investments.

Prior to joining FTI, Mr. Troiano was Vice President Business Analysis, Finance Director and Chief Financial Officer with Rio Tinto. He began his career at Total S.A. in financial analysis and business development with a specialty chemicals business in the United States and Germany. After this, he worked in corporate banking with BNP-Paribas in Tokyo where he was responsible for the European clients’ portfolio, developing structured finance products and enhancing the bank’s profitability in Japan.

Mr. Troiano holds a MSc. in Accounting, Finance and Business/Management from ESCP Business School in Paris, France and the University of Berlin, Germany. He also holds a dual M.B.A. from Columbia University in New York and the London Business School.