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Celebrating the progress of Women@BCG

We are encouraged by our progress and excited about what the future holds as we enhance opportunities, the BCG experience, and work-life balance, not just for women at BCG, but for all BCGers. We celebrate the women shaping our culture, leading with impact, and mentoring the next generation. Join us as we build an even stronger future—together.

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A graphic with a dark green background displaying in large white font '48%' followed by smaller white text that reads 'of our firm’s staff are women.'

A graphic with a dark green background featuring '46%' in large white font, with a smaller white text underneath that reads 'of new members on the consulting team are women.'

A graphic with a dark green background displaying '39%' in large white font, followed by smaller white text that reads 'of our Executive Committee are women.'

A graphic with a dark green background showing '25%' in large white font, with a smaller white text underneath that reads 'of our firm’s leadership are women.'

A graphic with a dark green background featuring '700+' in large white font, with a smaller white text underneath that reads 'of alumnae hold C-suite positions.'

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The Leadership Compass, an Interview Series with Sharon Marcil

Guiding an organization means objectively assessing strengths and weaknesses and then crafting a vision—and a plan for realizing that vision. It also means being prepared to change course—when the unexpected happens, when disruptive technologies hit, when economic winds shift.

In this interview series, Sharon Marcil, BCG’s North America Chair, talks with industry leaders about how they’ve navigated challenges and seized opportunities. Executives can gather advice from others’ leadership lessons and become inspired to tackle their unique obstacles with vision.