Diagnosis & improvement solutions
- Identify root causes and organizational bottlenecks
- Design decision-support systems
- Align the structure of execution activities with strategic objectives
Organizational diagnosis and policy formulation, planning and execution management, productivity improvement, commercialization and development

Majid Shahrestani holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Industrial Engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology. Over more than three decades, he has served as head of management information and systems, production planning and inventory control manager, project manager, strategy manager, deputy for planning and programs, and has held CEO and board positions at prominent companies.
My professional path has developed through working with managers and specialist talent, analyzing operational realities and crises, designing management information systems, planning and controlling key processes, and architecting project oversight. It continues to expand through understanding realities, improving productivity, resolving crises, commercialization and business development.
A sustainable solution is not simply a new structure or consulting report. Issues must be understood realistically, examined with a managerial perspective, and followed by a corrective plan through to results and their measurement.
Helping leaders and organizations understand their challenges, make informed decisions, and establish a durable path to growth.
Selected successful experiences
01 / AUTOMOTIVE
02 / FOOD INDUSTRY
03 / CEMENT
04 / OPERATIONS
05 / RENEWABLESSolutions matter when they fit an organization’s financial, operational and human realities — and their effects can be measured.
Working with leaders, companies, holdings, investors, development institutions and knowledge-based businesses.
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