North Highland Hires Paul Patterson to Lead Dallas Office

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Jun 19, 2014, 12:52 ET

DALLAS, June 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- North Highland, a global management consulting firm, is pleased to welcome Paul Patterson as vice president and market lead for Dallas. Patterson brings more than 25 years of experience in organization planning and management, operational decision-making, coaching and business development for Fortune 500 companies.

"We're thrilled to have a leader of Paul's stature and recognition in the Dallas market," said Dave Deiters, managing director and president of the south region. "His broad expertise and proven track record in leadership initiatives will be a tremendous asset for North Highland."

Prior to joining North Highland, Patterson held leadership roles at Perficient, Inc. and Tatum. He currently serves as president for the DFW chapter for the Association of Corporate Growth, is an advisory board member for BBVA Compass Bank of Dallas and serves on the board as vice chairman for Corporate Governance for Global Heart Ministries.

Patterson holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from Baylor, and a Master's Degree in Finance from Vanderbilt University.

About North Highland
North Highland is a global management consulting firm that delivers unique value, big ideas and strategic business capabilities to clients around the world. The firm solves complex business problems for clients in multiple industries through an integrated approach and offers specialty services via its Enfathom, Managed Services, and Sparks Grove divisions, as well as TrueBridge Resources. North Highland is an employee-owned firm that has been named as a Best Firm to Work For every year since 2006 by Consulting Magazine. The firm is a member of Cordence Worldwide (www.cordenceworldwide.com), a global management consulting alliance. For more information, visit northhighland.com or follow the firm on @northhighland and on facebook.com/northhighland.

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