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BCG Detroit is the eleventh office that The Boston Consulting Group has opened in North America. Established in September 2005, the office continues BCG's 40-year track record of collaborating with businesses to address fundamental strategy questions and issues of operational performance.
BCG is renowned for working with automotive and industrial companies and their suppliers around the globe. BCG Detroit comprises a team of very senior people. In combination, the group delivers more than 90 years of experience in the automotive industry, with deep expertise in the Detroit market.
Our office is located in Troy, Michigan, in Detroit's northern business corridor. Troy is home to several major automotive and financial companies. The city is also a vibrant place to live. Named Michigan's Sportstown by Sports Illustrated in 2003, Troy features the top community sports programs in the state.
Through its work, BCG Detroit aims to help each client navigate the path to long-term success by addressing the unique challenges and opportunities within their dynamic industries. We are also proud to count among our relationships a recent collaboration with the City of Detroit on a revitalization plan.
As BCG Detroit grows, we will hire new consultants and associates. These people will enjoy unparalleled access to our senior team and a wealth of opportunities for personal and professional growth.
- Automotive
- Consumer goods and retail
- Industrial goods
- Played critical role in driving post-merger integration value creation for global consumer products company
- Developed US market entry strategy for mid-size company using high brand recognition and premium positioning
- Reduced indirect costs by 25 percent at a plant for a major automotive OEM
- Built a strategy for a mid-size manufacturing company; rationalized business portfolio and identified profit improvement actions
BCG Detroit helped develop a strategic plan to revitalize the economy of the City of Detroit. The plan includes recommendations to improve business attraction capabilities, stabilize the population base via transformative land use strategy, and growth of the mid-town research corridor with emphasis on Wayne State University.
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