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Former BCG consultant Femi Fadugba, went from publishing articles on quantum computing at Oxford to publishing a novel, The Upper World, in 2021, and watching Netflix snatch the film rights after a 15-way auction for the book. Three lessons he learned at BCG have stood him in good stead as a creative writer.
Alumna Carolyn Starrett worked at BCG for four years before "charting her own course" for a future in healthtech. As CEO of Flatiron Health, she is proud to partner with clinicians, researchers, drug developers, and regulators to improve lives for cancer patients around the globe.
Former BCG project leader Bill Bien is now the CEO of Forever Oceans, a startup pioneering a new, sustainable way to produce natural seafood that’s good for people and the planet. He credits BCG for teaching him to think creatively.
Michael Tuil is a former consultant from BCG’s Zurich office turned social entrepreneur. He caught up with the alumni team to discuss making sustainable energy consumption accessible, having an unstoppable can-do attitude, and his personal motivation to leave the world a better place for future generations.
Former project leader Carey Armstrong (Boston) is now the chief revenue officer of Tomo, a fintech company she cofounded to take the stress out of the mortgage process. Carey sat down with BCG to discuss her career, the knowledge she has gained along the way, and how Tomo hopes to change the future of the real estate industry.
Sarah Rowell (former project leader, London) is the CEO of Kantola, a US-based e-learning company that offers trainings on harassment prevention and diversity, equity, and inclusion. She sat down with BCG to discuss her adventures in Africa, lessons from consulting, and story-based learning for adults.
We celebrate all of our incredible BCG women, past and present. Our impressive alumnae community is leading global organizations across the public and private sectors, including industry, academia, nonprofits, and startup ventures.
My favorite BCG memory was when we commemorated the 20th anniversary of my associate class with a reunion in the Boston office. Our BCG experience was truly a transformational one for us all and getting together was a highlight of my year.
- Former Principal BCG
BOS (2005-2010)
My best BCG memory was building a business plan for a non-profit organization supporting COVID-19 initiatives where I was really able to see the difference we were making in the world.
- Former Consultant BCG
DET (2018-2020)
My favorite BCG memory is the camaraderie of the office, which is second to none. The friendships made and knowledge gained whilst working in the Auckland office will forever be with me.
- Former Assistant BCG
AUC (2007)
My favorite BCG memory is visiting the San Francisco office for alumni panels and happy hours. Even though I never worked out of this office, I still feel really close to BCG.
- Former Consultant BCG
SAO (2008-2013)
My best BCG memories are probably the late dinners we used to share once long and hard cases had been dealt with, bringing us together with the satisfaction of accomplished work.
- Former Senior Associate BCG
PAR (2012-2014)
My favorite BCG memory was shooting a video for a global meeting with my team. I had never expected to dance at the office.
- Former Knowledge Assistant BCG
TOK (2016-2017)
My best BCG memories are all related to people: My cohort, my mentors, my teams, and everyone who worked in the offices where I have hung my hat over the years, who were always willing to help one another. To me this is what BCG is all about and what has made BCG a home for many years.
- Former Project Leader BCG
MUN (2008-2017)
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