FTI Consulting names new leadership at Compass Lexecon unit

FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) announced that Adel Turki has been named President and Niall MacMenamin has been named Deputy President of Compass Lexecon, the company's economic consulting subsidiary.

The appointments create a new North America leadership structure at Compass Lexecon. Daniel Fischel, who previously served as President and Chairman, will remain as Chairman, focusing on client relationships, talent recruitment and mentoring, and long-term strategy.

As President, Dr. Turki will oversee strategic direction for Compass Lexecon, with a focus on major clients and growth opportunities. MacMenamin, as Deputy President, will coordinate the firm's operational and financial priorities alongside Dr. Turki and Fischel. Both will also work with FTI Consulting CEO and Chairman Steven Gunby and senior leaders across the firm.

Dr. Turki joined Compass Lexecon as a Senior Managing Director in 2017. His work includes securities fraud class certification, ERISA litigation, merger disputes, regulatory investigations, and complex financial instruments. He has been retained by the SEC and by defendants in actions involving the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the DOJ, and the Ontario Securities Commission.

MacMenamin's background spans antitrust and competition economics, class certification, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, valuation, and securities matters. His work includes supporting the defense of Meta Platforms in Federal Trade Commission v. Meta Platforms, Inc. and leading a team in United States v. Google LLC.

Compass Lexecon employs more than 600 professionals across 23 offices. FTI Consulting reported $3.8 billion in revenues for fiscal year 2025 and employs more than 8,100 people across 32 countries and territories.

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