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Jason Green joined Boston Consulting Group in June 2020. He is a leader in the firm’s Energy, Industrial Goods, and Operations practices. Jason has over 25 years of experience serving clients in the oil and gas, agriculture, mining, and utility industries on aspects of strategy, operational effectiveness, capital project management, and digital and technology management. He co-leads Women@BCG in Canada.

Prior to joining BCG, Jason was a partner with McKinsey & Company in Toronto and Calgary and a management consultant with Adventis in Boston. He started his career as an environmental engineer with Golder Associates in Calgary. Jason is active in the community, serving as a board director with the Telus Spark Calgary Science Centre and the Propel Energy Technology Venture Forum.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Ivey School of Business, Western University
  • MEng, civil and environmental engineering, University of Alberta
  • BSc, civil and environmental engineering, University of Alberta

Publications and Videos

Canada’s Low-Carbon LNG opportunity | Hero

Canada’s Low-Carbon LNG Opportunity

Canada’s can move now to capture its low-carbon LNG opportunity. In doing so, it will drive both economic and climate benefits, while assuming the role of the ‘Norway of North America’.
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Why Government and Industry Must Get Behind Hydrogen Exports

How Canada can overcome its slower start and deliver low-carbon hydrogen to Northeast Asian consumers.
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Pourquoi le gouvernement canadien devrait soutenir l'exportation d'hydrogène

Comment le Canada peut saisir l'occasion de fournir de l'hydrogène à faible teneur en carbone aux consommateurs d'Asie du Nord-Est.
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Le Canada peut être le chef de file mondial de la technologie à faible teneur en carbone, s’il évite les erreurs du passé

Le secteur technologique à faibles émissions de carbone en plein essor du Canada pourrait capter une part démesurée des 21 billions de dollars US en nouveaux investissements d’ici 10ans, mais les dirigeants de tous les secteurs canadiens devront prendre des mesures pour ne pas manquer cette occasion.
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The Trillion Dollar Question: How to Survive and Thrive in Canada’s Post-Vaccine Normal?

With the vaccine rollout underway in Canada, the question now is not whether we will get through the crisis, but what Canada will look like afterwards. How do we ensure a prosperous future for Canadians in the post-vaccine normal? That is the trillion dollar question.
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La question à 1 billion de dollars : Comment survivre et prospérer dans la nouvelle réalité canadienne post-vaccin?

Étant donné l’avancement de la campagne de vaccination au Canada, il ne s’agit plus de se demander si le Canada va se sortir de la crise, mais de quoi le pays aura l’air ensuite.