Every company, regardless of sector or location, needs to build tariffs and the related uncertainty into its planning and operating model.
Education
- MSc, economics, London School of Economics
- BA, economics and history, University of Victoria
Keith Halliday joined Boston Consulting Group in 1997. He is a core member of the firm’s Global Advantage, Climate & Sustainability and Public Sector practices.
For over 25 years, Keith has advised global corporate and government leaders on trade, finance, and diplomacy in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. He led the firm’s Global Corporate Banking expert team in London, Chicago and Delhi for ten years, and the BCG Centre for Canada’s Future for seven. At the Centre, he directed BCG’s thought leadership in Canada on the climate transition and green industrial policy. He authored Beyond the Big Three: Green Industrial Policy in Mid-sized Markets as well as reports on climate tech, carbon capture, hydrogen and net-zero agriculture. His most recent publication is Tariffs Are Coming, Here's How to Prepare.
Outside BCG, he served as a Canadian Foreign Service Officer at the Canadian Mission to the European Union as well as a senior political advisor to a Canadian premier with a focus on energy, mining and economic development.
Keith is also the author of the MacBride Museum Yukon Kids Series of youth historical adventure novels. He speaks English and French.
