Which industries does Deloitte US serve?

Deloitte US organizes its industry coverage into a defined set of sectors, and its site lists them directly: Consumer; Energy, Resources & Industrials; Financial Services; Government & Public Services; Life Sciences & Health Care; Private Equity; Sports; and Technology, Media & Telecommunications. Within several of these it names more specific sub-sectors, such as automotive, banking & capital markets, insurance, retail, and power, utilities & renewables. The list below reflects what the site presents; it is not a claim that every service is offered to every sector in every location.

The sector list as presented on the site

A few of these sit at the intersection of sectors rather than inside one — private equity, real estate, and sports are the clearest examples. That matters if you are trying to place your own organization: a real estate firm may find relevant material under both Financial Services and the real estate listing, and a sports franchise under Sports as well as Media & Entertainment.

How the industry structure connects to services

The site pairs industries with a service menu rather than treating them as separate catalogs. The services named include Audit & Assurance, Consulting, Tax, Strategy & Transactions, Regulatory, Risk & Forensic, Merger & Acquisition Services, and Legal Business Services, alongside technology-focused offerings such as AI & Engineering, Cloud Services, Cyber, and Blockchain & Digital Assets. Alliances with AWS, Google, Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, and Workday are listed as a separate category.

The practical reading: industry pages are the entry point for sector-specific thinking, while service pages describe the work itself. If you are researching a sector, start with the industry listing; if you already know the type of engagement, the service listing is the shorter path.

Industry-specific insights and case studies

The site maintains three distinct content types worth knowing about:

• Case studies — described work, listed under "What we do."
• Deloitte Insights — research and analysis, listed under "Our Thinking."
• Industry thinking — sector-focused perspectives, organized by the same industry names used in the sector list.

The site also runs Dbriefs, which it presents as a webinar-style format. One example of industry content on the homepage is a piece on the WNBA framed around an "integrated growth strategy" — an illustration of how the Sports sector is treated as a business sector rather than only a sponsorship topic.

Choosing where to start

• You want to know whether your sector is covered: check the sector table above against the site's industry menu; the names match.
• You want sector research, not services: go to Deloitte Insights or Industry thinking rather than the services menu.
• You want proof of prior work: case studies are the relevant section; industry pages describe focus, not delivered engagements.
• Your organization spans two sectors: look under both listings, since private equity, real estate, and sports overlap with adjacent categories.

The site does not publish pricing or engagement terms on these pages, so treat the industry list as a map of coverage and use direct contact for anything about scope or cost.