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Since joining Boston Consulting Group in 2002, Eric Wick has acquired deep expertise advising clients across diverse sectors, including industrial goods, medical technologies, biopharma, consumer goods, real estate, and financial services. He previously led the firm's Corporate Finance & Strategy practice in North America.

Eric is passionate about helping ambitious companies through transformative change, simultaneously building winning positions, nurturing a high-performance culture, and delivering sustained and superior total shareholder returns.

Before joining BCG, Eric was an operations director for an Australian online-grocery distributor, an associate with McKinsey, and a special operations officer with the US Navy.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Kellogg School of Management
  • BS, mechanical engineering, University of Arizona

Publications and Videos

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The 2023 Value Creators Rankings: What Perennial Top Performers Are Doing Right

Our 25-year retrospective finds that long-term value creators excel by driving growth through innovation, differentiation, and self-disruption.
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The 2022 Insurance Value Creators Report: Spotlight on US Property and Casualty

US P&C insurers have performed well compared to their international counterparts. However, outperformance in the current macroeconomic environment demands a laser focus on profitable growth.
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The 2022 Value Creators Rankings: The End of Tech Dominance?

Reversals in total shareholder return (TSR) performance since the start of the year have hit innovation-driven industry sectors such as technology, medical technology, financial infrastructure, and green energy especially hard.
Value Creation in a Decarbonizing Economy

Value Creation in a Decarbonizing Economy

Exactly how the world will reach net zero is unknown, but at a macro level the science and economics define a pretty clear path. Given the magnitude of value at stake during the transition, many leaders are concluding that inaction may be the riskiest strategy of all.
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The 2021 Insurance Value Creators Report: Reinvention Paves the Way to a Bright Future

A look at the world’s 100 largest stock-listed insurers shows the advantage of having a strong operating model and advanced digital capabilities.
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The 2021 Value Creators Rankings

The pandemic’s effects have widened the gap between leaders and laggards in value creation.
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The 2020 Insurance Value Creators Report: The Pandemic Puts a New Premium on Performance

To reignite growth and boost returns, insurers need to fundamentally rethink their business and operating models.
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What’s Next for US Banking Consolidation in the Post-COVID-19 World?

The pandemic is pumping the brakes on M&A, but activity will rebound and likely accelerate. Banks should be bold and ready.
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The 2020 Value Creators Rankings

The rankings provide a valuable frame of reference by indicating which companies and industries entered the COVID-19 crisis with TSR momentum and which did not.
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The Superincumbent’s Dilemma

New competitors are changing how the game is played. Traditional winners must adjust by adopting key strategies of digital natives.
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How North American Banks Can Revive Shareholder Value

Regulators are loosening some constraints on large banks, creating an opportunity to boost TSR by transforming the business mix. Banks may want to sharpen their M&A skills.
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The 2019 Value Creators Rankings

The headline numbers don’t tell the whole story. Explore the rankings to delve deeper into the performance of the world’s leading companies.