FTI Consulting hires ex-Three UK communications chief

Mace | 9th July 2026 | Lobbying, Moves

Former director of corporate communications at Three UK, Juliet Callaghan, has rejoined FTI Consulting’s UK Strategic Communications segment.

Juliet Callaghan has rejoined FTI Consulting as senior managing director and UK head of technology, media and telecommunications in the firm's Strategic Communications division. She previously spent 10 years at FTI Consulting, advising TMT clients on corporate communications, transactions and restructurings. Based in London, Callaghan rejoins the consultancy with more than 25 years of experience advising companies and senior leaders on corporate reputation, financial communications and stakeholder engagement.

"Juliet is a highly respected adviser with an exceptional track record"

Charles Palmer, global head of TMT at FTI Consulting’s Strategic Communications segment, said: “Juliet is a highly respected adviser with an exceptional track record across the technology, media and telecommunications sectors, and it is great to have her back. “Her experience spans financial communications, corporate affairs and executive counsel, giving her a deep understanding of the challenges facing lead...

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