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ALVAREZ & MARSAL TARGETS $3.5B AI REVENUE BY 2028

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MON, MAY 4, 2026

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Consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal plans to generate 50% of its total revenue from artificial intelligence work within four years, potentially reaching $3.5 billion in AI-related earnings.

The firm's ambitious expansion into AI services reflects broader industry trends as enterprises increasingly invest in machine learning and automation solutions. By 2028, Alvarez & Marsal expects AI work to become its primary revenue driver, up from current levels where AI services represent a smaller portion of overall business. The $3.5 billion target assumes the firm maintains or grows its overall revenue base while dramatically scaling AI capabilities. This includes consulting on AI implementation, strategy development, and operational integration across client organizations. The pivot aligns with demand from corporations seeking expertise in deploying AI systems responsibly and effectively. Consulting firms across the sector are competing aggressively for market share in enterprise AI adoption, recognizing both the opportunity and the client need for specialized guidance. Alvarez & Marsal joins peers including Accenture, Deloitte, and McKinsey in prioritizing AI service expansion as a core growth strategy.

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