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Uplifting Women at BCG

Our global Women@BCG network offers best-in-class programs in mentorship and networking to help women in consulting and beyond excel personally and professionally.

25 Years of Women@BCG: Celebrating Progress


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. This International Women’s Day, 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.

Meet BCGers: Women@BCG Stories

How I Channel Authenticity at Work


Keziah Romm, executive assistant in our Brooklyn office, shares how support from Women@BCG and channeling authenticity at work helped inspire her leadership style.

Read Keziah's blog.

My Experience as a Female Software Engineer at BCG


Maria Diniz, senior software engineer in our Rio de Janeiro office, shares how she navigated challenges as a female software engineer and how she's empowering women entering the tech field.

Read Maria's blog.

How Women in Consulting are Unlocking Potential


Maria Deres, Senior Strategy Director for BCG BrightHouse, shares about her experience as senior woman at BCG, working with inspiring leaders, and empowering her mentees.


Read Maria's blog.

Flourishing as a Woman in Leadership


Managing Director and Senior Partner Jeanne Kwong Bickford discusses the ups and downs of her 20 year BCG journey and her leadership philosophy.

Read Jeannes blog.
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Our Women@BCG vision—to increase the success and satisfaction of women at the firm—is making strong gains.

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Driving inspired impact
Ruchita describes how AI is levelling the playing field, so far helping to pull 400,000 schoolchildren in the Indian state of Rajasthan out of learning poverty.
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Bringing insight to life
Sophia Davies is a Technology Architect at BCG Platinion, BCG’s digital solutions and IT architecture business, where she leverages her passion for art and science to unlock a competitive advantage for clients, particularly when it comes to sustainability. 
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Conquering complexity
Grace Davey, VP BCG X, describes our work with Cancer Research UK, to develop a strategy to manage evolving disruptions, including GenAI and the risk of disinformation. 

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.

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The Economy and What Makes a Great Founder

Sharon and Jenny Abramson, Founder and Managing Partner at Rethink Impact and BCG alumna, reflect upon challenges in today’s venture capital.

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Navigating Your Career and the Future of AI

Sharon sits down with former IBM CEO, Ginni Rometty to discuss leading through adversity, upskilling throughout a career, and her latest book, Good Power.

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Finding Value in AI and the Growing Premium Beverage Industry

Claudia Schubert, BCG alumna and President and COO of Diageo North America, joins Sharon to discuss how Diaego is using AI to become a leader in the non-alcohol beverage category. 

Watch the full interview.
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