Alice de Chalendar joined Boston Consulting Group in January 2016. Her work is focused in the health care, telecommunications, and banking industries. Alice is on secondment to the BCG Henderson Institute where she is involved in researching the Future of Work in partnership with the Harvard Business School.

In her recent client work, Alice designed the European strategy of an industrial conglomerate in energy markets, provided support for the termination of a European joint venture between two global pharmaceutical companies, designed the business strategy of a governing body in professional football, and developed a front line leadership playbook for a French banking group to improve performance in a context of accelerated digitization.

Before joining the firm, Alice worked as a marketing manager for a French catering group.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

  • Strategy
  • Frontline leaders
  • Postmerger optimization
  • Media and entertainment
  • Telecommunications
  • Digital in banking

EDUCATION

  • MSc, management, ESSEC Business School
  • MBA Exchange Program, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
  • BA, management ESSEC Business School

Publications and Videos

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Optimistic Workers Can Guide Companies into the Future

While workers around the world are eager to adapt to change, business leaders struggle to prepare for a new workplace, according to research from Harvard Business School and BCG.
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The New Freelancers: Tapping Talent in the Gig Economy

The rise of digital labor-sharing platforms may seem like a threat to workers' rights, but new research suggests otherwise. Freelancers—and the companies that hire them—have much to gain in the expanding gig economy.
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