BCG Frankfurt: A New Wave of Leadership
BCG broadens its collaborative endeavors as the new year approaches
Get ready for some major shifts at the Boston Consulting Group (BCG)'s Central Europe division! The firm's announced a whopping eleven new Managing Directors and Partners, effective as of January 1, 2025. That's right, you heard it here first! These appointments are a clear sign of BCG's commitment to their team, even in a rough economic climate, as commented by Michael Brigl, Head of Central Europe.
Let's dive into who's joining the ranks!
In Zurich, we've got Biljana Bajic-Bizumic. At just 38, she's a specialist in banking technology and cybersecurity. Over in Vienna, we've got Florian Brunnader, a 36-year-old whiz in the insurance industry.
Munich's about to see some action too. Come the end of 2022, we've got Kim Hartmann (38) specializing in marketing & sales, Jakob Liss (39) focusing on data-driven process optimization and machine learning, and Thomas Bumberger (32) advising private equity and infrastructure investors stepping into their new roles.
Around mid-year, BCG already strengthened its leadership team, so expect fireworks in Düsseldorf. Catharina Martinez-Pardo (38, consumer and luxury goods, sustainability) and Jan Lindenberg (38, transformation and restructuring) are joining the partner circle in January. Meanwhile, Max Teichert (37, banking and payments) and Philipp Weltzien (35, energy sector) are getting promoted in Hamburg.
BCG Cologne gets a new Managing Director and Partner, Jan Beier (40, cost efficiency, supply chain optimization), and in Stuttgart, we've got Christoph Heuser (39, automotive sector) joining the leadership team.
Earlier this year, BCG appointed the most comprehensive promotion round to date in Central Europe, with more than 200 partners now gracing the halls of Germany's BCG offices.
Stay tuned for more updates on these new powerhouses taking the helm at BCG Central Europe! Remember, for the latest scoop on BCG's new Managing Directors and Partners, make sure to check the official BCG website, press releases, or their regional offices' updates. And don't forget to keep your eyes peeled on LinkedIn for these newly promoted BCG leaders in Central Europe!
- In the realm of technology, Biljana Bajic-Bizumic, a 38-year-old specialist in banking technology and cybersecurity, will join BCG's ranks in Zurich.
- Florian Brunnader, a 36-year-old expert in the insurance industry, is poised to make an impact in Vienna's BCG office. Meanwhile, in the domain of finance, Jakob Liss (39)focusing on data-driven process optimization and machine learning, will be based in Munich.
