Andreas Jentzsch
Managing Director & Senior Partner
Munich
Andreas Jentzsch is a member of Boston Consulting Group’s leadership team in Germany and is responsible for its functional practice areas. He is also a member of the firm’s Industrial Goods practice.
Andreas’s work with clients is focused mostly on the Automotive & Mobility topic area at BCG and on engineered products. Before joining BCG in 2005, Andreas worked as a consultant at A.T. Kearney for five years, and interned at Audi, BMW, and Siemens.
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