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Education
- PhD, biomedical engineering, University of Liege/Princeton University
- Master's degree, bioengineering, Stanford University
- Master's degree, biomedical engineering, University of Liege
Honors and Awards
- Wallonie-Bruxelles International excellence grant for research stay at Princeton University 2014-2015
- LEAR Foundation Fellowship for research stays in Cambridge University 2013-2014
- Elected among the Twenty Rising Creative Walloons by TALK magazine 2013
- Belgian American Educational Foundation Scholarship for master degree at Stanford University 2010
- Fulbright Honorary Fellowship for master degree at Stanford University 2010
- Rotary International (District Fellowship) for master degree at Stanford University 2010
- EVS Broadcast Equipment Award, for best Master’s thesis 2010
Julie Dethier is a lead member of the Social Impact and Health Care practices at Boston Consulting Group. Julie has supported global health, public sector, and biopharma company clients on a variety of health care topics. She works with clients on strategy and action planning, portfolio prioritization, private sector engagement, innovation and scale-up support, transformation, and change management.
Julie recently led the development of strategic priorities for pandemic preparedness and response, action planning, and road mapping for an NGO active in global health; led the definition of strategic priorities and assessment of partnership opportunities for a global health foundation; and led the design and implementation process of an R&D prioritization framework for HIV prevention products for an agency of a federal government.
