Heino Meerkatt
Senior Advisor
Boston
Before becoming a senior advisor to The Boston Consulting Group in May 2016, Heino spent 25 years at BCG focusing his client work on the private equity, health care provider, and medical-technology sectors. He was also deeply involved in the social sector, particularly in the topics of hunger and nutrition, and he led BCG's global relationship with WFP. Heino has extensive experience working with multilateral organizations and NGOs on strategic projects across a wide range of priority areas.
For Heino, honesty and clarity constitute his credo: he engages as a trusted business partner, not just as a service provider or consultant.
Before joining BCG, Heino worked for five years in the finance department of VARTA Batteries and as a business analyst with Ermgassen & Co.
Applying a new approach to chronic child hunger in Tanzania yields powerful lessons for governments and organizations that are tackling other tough challenges.
Chronic child hunger is one of the world’s most complex problems. Smart Simplicity can be a powerful tool to use when tackling it.
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BCG has identified the six most effective steps that provider organizations can use to implement a value-based operating model and accelerate the rate of change.
Texas Health Resources is developing bundled offerings that are comprehensive in coverage and transparent in terms of pricing and outcomes.
Munich City Hospital had to consolidate to avoid bankruptcy. The hospital’s strategy was to focus on delivering the highest quality of care.
In response to an extraordinary combination of pressures, leading health-care providers around the world are embracing a new and more effective operating model.
