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Education
- MBA, Kellogg School of Management and WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management
- Dipl.-Kfm., Goethe University Frankfurt
Heiner Himmelreich joined The Boston Consulting Group in 2006. He is a member of the global operating committee of the firm’s Tech and Digital Advantage practice and BCG’s global leader for IT sourcing.
Heiner has worked on IT sourcing projects in several industries. These include development and implementation of an IT sourcing strategy, sourcing contract renegotiations, IT infrastructure, and application management outsourcing in banking, consumer goods, the public sector, and the oil and gas industries.
Heiner has deep experience in IT strategy, IT transformation, postmerger integrations, and divestures in different industries. He is also experienced in coaching CIOs.
Before joining BCG, Heiner worked eight years at A.T. Kearney, most recently as a principal. Before that he was with financial-services dealer-broker Exco (now ICAP), where his last position was operations manager of the German subsidiaries.
