Douglas Haynes is an advisor, interim executive, and CEO counselor with experience across multiple industries including asset management, enterprise technology, professional services, and medical devices.
Doug’s recent advisory work focuses on helping CEOs sharpen their mandate and agenda, strengthen management systems, and lead performance management. Recent interim CEO roles have included fundamental equity investing, fintech SaaS, and diagnostic medical devices.
Doug serves on the boards of Cohen Veteran’s Network, the Robin Hood Foundation, the Center for Global Enterprise, and Camp Southern Ground.
Professional background
Doug was the President of Point72 Asset Management, a $15+bn equity hedge fund. Over his tenure, Doug established a robust, scalable management system; improved performance by >400bps relative to peers; opened offices in Japan, Singapore, and London; and raised ~$4.5bn in new assets.
Doug was a Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, where he led the northeast region of the US, led the global Operations Practice, co-led the US High Tech Services Practice, served as Global Dean of mid-tenure Learning Programs, served on the global committees to evaluate and elect Partners and Senior Partners, and served on the board of McKinsey’s Restructuring Practice. His clients included Fortune 50 enterprises in technology, financial services, healthcare, and materials.
Prior to McKinsey, Doug worked for GE Plastics where he was a member of the Crotonville faculty. He started his professional career as a member of the Technical Operations program of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Education
Doug earned an MBA from Darden School of Business and BS from West Virginia University