Johan Öberg is a core member of The Boston Consulting Group’s Principal Investors & Private Equity practice, and he leads the private equity topic globally. He is also a core member of the firm’s Health Care, Corporate Development, and Global Advantage practices.

Johan coordinates many of BCG’s health care activities in Europe and is an active contributor to firm's medtech sector there, focusing on strategy and growth-related assignments as well as operations initiatives across medtech, biopharma, and provider clients. Since joining BCG in 2000, he has worked in a variety of industries in the Nordics and throughout Europe, as well as in the US and Asia.

Johan has specific experience in private equity and mergers and acquisitions. He has led a wide range of commercial due-diligence projects for top investors seeking opportunities in health care, including private providers and clients in pharma, medtech, and biotech. He also has deep expertise in growth strategies for health care systems, including market assessments and mergers and acquisitions.

Before joining BCG, Johan worked at Ericsson in a general management position and at Accenture.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, INSEAD
  • BA, business economics, Uppsala University and California State University

Publications and Videos

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What PE Needs to Know About Geopolitics and Tech

Supply chain disruptions. Cybersecurity. Trade wars. New taxes. The global geopolitical landscape is getting far trickier for technology investors. Here’s how they can negotiate it.
Meet the Growth Tech 100

Meet the Growth Tech 100

As the pandemic hammered economies worldwide, these tech-enabled companies outperformed the market handily. What does their success reveal about future sources of growth and innovation?
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Global Capital Flows in the Postpandemic World

The pandemic has amplified trends that were already underway, but it is also driving radical changes in consumer behavior and other areas that will affect investments in industries.
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How an EU Carbon Border Tax Could Jolt World Trade

Plans to tax CO2 emissions that are attributed to imports would hike costs for EU trade partners and redefine competitive advantage in many industries.
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The Next Leadership Agenda for Private Equity

If the last decade was a golden age for PE, the next one could be more gilded. Funds have the potential to deliver exponential growth—provided firms make the needed strategic and operational changes.
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How Private Equity Can Capture the Upside in a Downturn

During the next slowdown, the smart money will double down on growth, fast-track transformation, and capitalize on attractive, well-priced opportunities.
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Private Equity Is Hot but Not Overheating

Even with capital and competition at all-time highs, growth is possible for PE firms that rethink value creation.
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Capitalizing on the New Golden Age in Private Equity

Nearly ideal market conditions in private equity will not last. Top firms will adapt by improving internal processes, creating better talent strategies, and finding new ways to deliver value.
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Children’s Rights for the Corporate Sector in the Nordic Region

Written by Global Child Forum in Stockholm with research support by BCG, this study analyzes how the 300 largest publicly traded Nordic companies are addressing children's rights issues across nine industries.
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As Their Lead Slips, Nordics Look to Revitalize Growth

In the past, these countries have enjoyed levels of success that belie their small size. To keep that going, both government and the private sector need to transform themselves.
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How Nordic Boards Create Exceptional Value

A BCG study of Nordic companies, which rank among the world’s top value creators, offers insights into how companies in all regions can promote long-term success.
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Accelerating the Nordic Agenda: Lessons from Neighboring Countries and Abroad

To regain an economic edge, the Nordic countries should apply best practices, including reforming labor regulation and boosting innovation.
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