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Gaurav Jha joined Boston Consulting Group in 2020. He is a core member of the Financial Services and Technology, Media & Telecommunications practices, and an expert in strategy formulation, organization and operating model design, digital strategy, and technology-enabled transformation.

He has also served as an Ambassador at the BCG Henderson Institute, working on themes related to AI and generative AI as a part of the Technology & Business lab team. The BCG Henderson Institute is BCG’s think tank, dedicated to exploring and developing valuable new insights from business, technology, economics, and science. Prior to joining BCG, Gaurav worked at J.P. Morgan and Deloitte Consulting.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Indian School of Business
  • MSc, economics, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani
  • BSc, mechanical engineering, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

Publications and Videos

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AI-Powered KPIs Measure Success Better. They Also Redefine It.

By using AI to generate KPIs that are more accurately predictive than legacy performance indicators, companies are challenging assumptions about the drivers of business success.
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GPT Was Just the Beginning. Here Come Autonomous Agents.

Today’s large language models are the just start of the GenAI revolution—companies need to prepare for what’s coming next: autonomous agents that work independently to achieve an assigned goal.
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Why AI Regulation Is an Opportunity for CEOs

Companies can ensure compliance with new legislation while engaging with regulators to establish effective safeguards that leave room for innovation.
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Engaging Consumers in a Generative AI World

Large language model-powered virtual assistants are about to get between traditional companies and their customers, forcing executives to make tough choices sooner than expected.
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Digital Payments in India: A US$10 Trillion Opportunity

BCG, in association with PhonePe, has released a report providing a detailed outlook on the factors accelerating the growth of digital payments in India. The report highlights critical imperatives and drivers leading to a US$10 trillion digital payments economy in the next 5 years.