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Minjee Kim is a core member of the Industrial Goods and Corporate Finance & Strategy practices at Boston Consulting Group. Minjee serves as the Women@BCG node and Social Impact node for Korea. 

Minjee specializes in corporate and portfolio strategy, operational transformation, new business development, and digital and agile transformation. 

Since joining BCG in 2005, Minjee has worked on and led a significant number of business strategy and operational excellence engagements. She is an expert in EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction), machines and robotics, and new and renewable energy. Her recent areas of focus include digital-enabled business innovation and digital and agile transformation for industrial goods companies. She is a certified Scrum Master and has led over ten scrum teams. 

Before coming to work at the firm, Minjee worked at Goldman Sachs as a Summer Associate, in the investment banking division.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Finance and Strategy
  • BA, Seoul National University

Publications and Videos

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Striking Gold with EV Battery Recycling

As the auto industry continues the transformation to electric vehicles, embracing the EV battery recycling wave has become a strategic imperative.
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Fast-Tracking Green Tech: It Takes an Ecosystem

The window for developing the new technologies needed to slow global warming will soon close. Stakeholder ecosystems can help bring these essential tools to market quickly.
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Machinery Makers’ Golden Opportunity in the Green Economy

The market for the equipment and industrial systems needed to limit global warming will total $27 trillion through 2040—a huge opportunity for the companies involved.
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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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The Green Tech Opportunity in Hydrogen

Hydrogen is on the verge of becoming instrumental in the fight against climate change—and providing a $200 billion revenue opportunity for machinery makers.