Rami Rafih
Managing Director & Partner, Middle East
Managing Director & Partner, Middle East
Rami Rafih leads Boston Consulting Group’s economic advantage of nations work and leads the Global Advantage practice in the Middle East. Rami has worked with government ministries and authorities in GCC countries, North Africa, and Europe, covering topics such as economy, commerce, investments, industry, health care, tourism, social affairs, and social development.
Rami's present focus is mainly globalization, trade and investment, and government support to private sector (including national champions and SMEs). While at BCG, Rami has advised a large number of government entities and funds, working with these clients on developing strategic roadmaps; segmenting customers; building product and services portfolios; and developing governance, operating, and financial models, as well as organizational structures.
He is a board member of several associations and NGOs in Lebanon.
As countries across the globe emerge from economic lockdown, companies are now entering the second, or Fight, phase of the COVID-19 crisis. This is the phase in which they will need to consolidate and forge a transformation plan (or map scenarios) that will position them to seize advantage in adversity. In China, where COVID-19 has been reined in and business is resuming, companies have already started down the road to recovery. What can others learn from their experiences?
