Clint Follette
Managing Director & Partner
Houston
Clint Follette joined Boston Consulting Group in November 2006. He is a core member of the Energy practice and leads the firm's petrochemicals topic. At BCG, Clint has acquired experience in a variety of industries, with an emphasis on energy sectors including downstream oil and gas and petrochemicals.
During his time at BCG, Clint has worked with oil majors, independent refiners, national oil companies, midstream companies, and other energy industry players on a broad range of topics including corporate strategy, R&D strategy, market entry and market growth strategy, product marketing strategy, and operations improvement.
Clint has worked on other projects in wind, power, and biofuels, as well as projects outside of the energy sector in health care, telecommunications, transportation, and education.
Prior to joining BCG, Clint spent three years at ExxonMobil Chemical in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, as a research engineer.
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