To maximize AI productivity and cost gains in operations, an organization needs a COO who pairs timeless operational strengths with a clear vision of what they want AI to do.
Education
- BA, Mathematics and Philosophy, University of Virginia
Laura Juliano leads Boston Consulting Group's Operations practice for North America. She has two decades of strategy consulting leadership experience in operations transformation across global industrials, consumer goods, and logistics enterprises.
Laura advises clients on procurement excellence, network growth and optimization, digital and Industry 4.0 adoption, supply chain innovation and complexity reduction, post-merger integration, and aftermarket/sustainment operations. Her tenure at BCG reflects 20 years of escalating responsibility earned advising organizations within markets across the US and globally.
Laura's background offers a distinct vantage point to her clients: she has spent two decades diagnosing and redesigning operations across dozens of companies—sharpening her pattern recognition for what separates a supply chain technology that scales from one that stalls in a pilot. Her practice sits at the intersection of digital and Industry 4.0 transformation, giving her a practitioner's fluency with the technology shifts reshaping supply chain today—earned inside the client engagements where those tools succeed or fail.
