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Kazutoshi Tominaga leads BCG’s Industrial Goods practice in Asia-Pacific region. He is also a core member of the Global Automotive Supplier practice and the Operations practice.

Since joining the firm, Kaz has worked closely with clients mainly in the industrial goods, automotive, and auto parts manufacturing industries. His recent project experience covers large corporate transformation, structural reform, post-merger integration (PMI), globalization strategy, production strategy, new business development leveraging digital technology, and innovation strategy. He has developed particular expertise in supporting transformation for automotive and other manufacturing industries.

Prior to joining BCG in 2013, Kaz worked at Booz & Company in the engineered products and services practice, at Roland Berger, and as a product development engineer at the Toyota Motor Corporation.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • MSc, aerospace engineering, Cornell University
  • BSE, mechanical engineering, University of Pennsylvania

Publications and Videos

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As Automakers Transform, So Must Suppliers

As electric vehicles come to dominate the global car market, profitable growth for the industry’s suppliers will depend on refocusing their parts portfolios.

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Shifting Gears in Auto Manufacturing

To succeed in a future of electric vehicles, manufacturers must understand and prepare for the profound effects of this transformation on operations and labor requirements.
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The Electric Car Tipping Point

Automobile powertrains are shifting toward electrification at an accelerating pace. What’s driving the trend, and what powertrains will be required by 2030 for owned and shared mobility?