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Jay Alix is waging a court battle against the powerful advisory firm. McKinsey says he’s just a disgruntled competitor.
Jay Alix grew up surrounded by an unlikely team of experts. That, and a supportive community, gave him a push that turned him into a world-class business leader. Now a member of the Mayo Clinic Board of Trustees, he’s sharing his legendary business acumen to help Mayo Clinic educate the next generation of physician-scientists and to transform ...
AlixPartners was founded in 1981 as Jay Alix & Associates PC in Southfield, Michigan, by Jay Alix, a Detroit-area Certified Public Accountant (CPA). According to BusinessWeek, the "firm pioneered consulting to companies in or near bankruptcy".
Though he still owns a 35 percent stake in AlixPartners, he retired at the young age of 48 to raise his two daughters following his wife’s tragic accidental death in 2000.
Mr. Alix, a highly successful consultant credited with helping the American automotive industry out of the Great Recession, has a long-standing relationship with Mayo Clinic, generously giving his time and support.
After his wife died in 2000, Alix sold his controlling interest in the firm to devote time to raising his daughters, but continued to provide consulting advice. In 2008, he helped engineer the...
He and his wife and children live in Ponte Vedra, Florida. The Mayo Clinic Board of Trustees also reelected three trustees: Jay Alix Alix founded AlixPartners, the global advisory firm and industry standard for providing comprehensive solutions for companies facing complex operating, financial, legal and restructuring challenges.
