Mineral hubs can do more than overcome trade flow disruptions and the growing supply gap of critical minerals—they represent important economic opportunity.
Education
- MBA, Haas School of Business, University of California Berkeley
- MSc, engineering and computer sciences, University of Dortmund
Tycho Möncks is a core member of Boston Consulting Group’s Industrial Goods practice, primarily focused on metals and mining. Since joining BCG in 2007, Tycho has supported mining clients globally across a broad range of functional topics including strategy, operations, and organization. He leads BCG's work in commodity market insights and mining operations and leads the firm’s mining practice in Africa. He also works with BCG’s large-scale change initiative.
As an expert in operational excellence in Africa's mining operations, Tycho has many years of on-site, hands-on experience. He brings deep insights into safety functions, especially in Africa. He has worked with clients, and written about, opportunities derived from commodity strategy (including ‘battery metals’ such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel).
In addition to chemicals and mining companies, Tycho has worked with mining upstream players as well as institutional and private equity investors.
