Redesigning work to ensure that employees are supported, motivated, and empowered can be both an enabler and result of AI adoption.
Deborah Lovich
Managing Director & Senior Partner, Future of Work Fellow: BCG Henderson Institute BostonEducation
- MBA, Harvard Business School
- BS, economics, summa cum laude, Barnard College, Columbia University
Deborah Lovich has spent the last half of her more than 30-year consulting career working across industries and countries on the human side of transformation. She is a Fellow at the BCG Henderson Institute, Boston Consulting Group’s think tank, leading the thinking on the future of work, with a focus on “making work work” for all stakeholders by adding radical employee-centricity to organizations' priorities, including reshaping work with GenAI.
Debbie does the hard work of changing cultures and leader behaviors—from the C-suite to the front line—to enable sustained value creation. After COVID-19, Debbie led BCG’s thinking on the future of work. As GenAI is reshaping work, organizations, and industries, Debbie is showing her clients how being employee-centric will enable them to get the most value from these new technologies.
Debbie has also applied her expertise internally at BCG, where she led the development and rollout of the firm’s global predictability, teaming, and open communication (PTO) program, an initiative implemented to improve BCG’s culture and employee work–life balance. She has been a frequent contributor to Forbes as well as Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review and a TED speaker.
