BCG in Bangkok opened in 1994 and is located adjacent to the city’s financial district. The office is flanked by rapid transportation systems as well as major highways, making it easy to get around. Being in the city center also provides endless food venues, and many social activities involve exploring these options.
The office has a history of attracting Thai nationals who have been educated at some of the best academic institutions in the world and who have worked with top international firms. Our staff includes individuals with eclectic backgrounds—from an atmospheric scientist to an air force officer and an entrepreneur. Our client portfolio includes leading firms in Thailand and across Southeast Asia, state-owned enterprises, and multinational corporations. The office supports assignments ranging from general strategy and market entry to organizational strategy, operational improvement, and digital transformation. BCG in Bangkok has helped its clients put in place structural changes that have played a key role in the development of Thailand’s economy.
We are a young and dynamic office that fosters individual development, teamwork, and professional networking. We believe in balancing hard work with an enriched social circle. For that, we organize monthly social gatherings, activities, and networking opportunities.
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