Grigory Rubin heads Boston Consulting Group's Industrial Goods practice in Russia and CIS. His core areas of expertise lie within the transport and logistics sector including railway transport, postal logistics, and shipping, as well as transportation machine-building and other machinery.

Grigory has significant experience in corporate and business strategy development, organizational redesign, and operational improvements. He is also an expert in operational transformation, supply chain management, and applied Industry 4.0 within the Industrial Goods practice.

Before joining BCG in April 2010, Grigory worked in A.T.Kearney and Strategy Partners in Moscow.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

  • Head of Industrial Goods practice in Russia and CIS
  • Transport & Logistics sector (railway transport, cargo and passenger transportation, logistics, postal and express delivery services)
  • Transport and other machinery
  • Operational transformation
  • Supply chain management
  • Industry 4.0
  • Corporate strategy
  • Business unit strategy
  • Organization redesign
  • Operational excellence

EDUCATION

  • MA, Corporate Finance and Strategic Management, Higher School of Economics
  • MA, Economics and Management, Berlin Humboldt University

Publications and Videos

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Подсказчик для металлурга
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Digitalization is the key to development

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Russia online? Catch up impossible to fall behind

The digitization of all sectors of the economy at an accelerated pace is a necessary condition for Russia to maintain competitiveness on global markets.
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Logistics in Russia: New Ways to Tap the Potential

The BCG report presents an overview of the Russian transportation and logistics services market and its key trends, an analysis of its economic entities and specific aspects of its development.
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UTLC: Reviving the Great Silk Road

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SMART 2020 Addendum Deutschland: Die IKT-Industrie als treibende Kraft auf dem Weg zu nachhaltigem Klimaschutz

Bis zu 25 Prozent der CO2-Emissionen oder äquivalenter Schadstoffe (CO2e) können im Jahr 2020 mit Hilfe von Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie (IKT) in Deutschland eingespart werden – dies entspricht 207 Megatonnen (Mt).
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