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Liska Schmitz is a core member of BCG’s Technology, Media, and Telecommunications and People & Organization practices. She has extensive experience advising clients on strategic, organizational, and transformational topics. 

Liska’s particular focus is on digital transformations in media – working with senior leadership teams on business strategy and operating model changes. She has expertise in business model evolution (from print or linear tv / radio to digital), growth strategy, organizational design, change management, cost transformation and financial performance management as well as ad sales operations.

Liska previously worked in the firm’s Hamburg, New Delhi and Chicago offices. She speaks fluent German and English and conversational French, Italian, and Spanish.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MSc, ESCP Europe
  • BSc, WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management

Publications and Videos

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Streaming Video Heads Back to the Future

Consumers are in control, and company strategies are shifting as the market matures.
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Streaming Viewers Aren’t Going Anywhere

BCG’s latest research shows that consumers plan to maintain their viewing habits. But individual providers still need to earn a place in the lineup.
Can Subscription Video Providers Hold On to Their New Customers?

Can Subscription Video Providers Hold On to Their New Customers?

Streaming services have thrived with consumers under lockdowns. What happens when things open up?
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Winning the Media Subscription Battle

The days of a one-offer-fits-all approach are long gone.
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Global Asset Management 2018: The Digital Metamorphosis

Our 16th annual report finds the industry primed for an agile transformation that will enable asset managers to master digital and advanced analytics at scale.
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As Media Companies Go Digital, Who’s in Charge?

Companies that make the tough choices and establish truly digital ways of working will position themselves to move forward as speedier, nimbler, and more efficient organizations.