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Daryl Twitchell (born in 1971 in New York City) is an American consultant, entrepreneur and published author.
Biography
editTwitchell was trained at Oliver Wyman and subsequently worked on wall street at Citigroup, Lehman Brothers and American Express, and in private equity at two family offices before founding a management consultancy in 2008, Silver Ridge Advisors (SRA), where he is currently Managing Partner.
Twitchell earned an AB in International Relations and History from Brown University and an MBA from Yale School of Management. Twitchell lives in New Canaan, Connecticut.
Publications
editTwitchell is the co-author of a series of books called Management Consulting: A Complete Guide to the Industry, published by Wiley[1] in English, Chinese, Russian and Hungarian. His book is frequently cited as a resource for learning about the consulting case interview[2][circular reference]. He is also a contributor to Huff Post[3].
Architectural Legacy
editTwitchell is the grandson of Architect Ralph Spencer Twitchell, one of the founding members of the Sarasota School of Architecture and founder of the eponymous firm where Architect Paul Rudolph began his career following architecture school. Ralph Twitchell's son, Terry Twitchell AIA, married another architect, Nancy Ai-Tseng Miao Twitchell FAIA, and had a son in 1971, Daryl Twitchell. Together, Terry and Nancy founded several architectural firms including Architects Design Group and Twitchell & Miao, Architects, and Nancy was a Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute.
Growing up in an architectural family, Daryl Twitchell was drawn to the practice and found an opportunity to bring architecture and design into his management consulting practice, by project managing the buildout of large scale corporate headquarters sites for his clients.
Daryl Twitchell's uncle and brother of Terry Twitchell, Tollyn Twitchell AIA, was also an architect who partnered with his father's firm in Sarasota, Florida.