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Nurlin Salleh is a core member of the Public Sector practice at Boston Consulting group and co-leads that practice for Malaysia. She has deep experience working with large corporations and governments across Southeast Asia.

She has worked with multiple governments and government ministries on economic policies including on FDI, sovereign wealth funds, and economic stimulus packages. She has also worked with these clients on digital strategy and roadmap, COVID 19 budgeting, and social progress assessment. She helped develop the 2050 vision for Malaysia, assessed and recommended on sustainability of a public national higher education fund, and supported the development of a new economic policy for a ministry in SEA.

Before she joined the firm, Nurlin was a Market Planner at Procter & Gamble in London.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MA, MEng, manufacturing engineering, Cambridge University 
  • BA (Hons), Cambridge University 

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • The Inclusion People Empower 100 Future Leaders Role Model List 2022 

Publications and Videos

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Advancing Malaysia’s Innovation Landscape: The Pivotal Role of Corporate Venture Capital

Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) is crucial for Malaysia's innovation ambitions. Read our report to discover key strategies for strengthening the country's CVC ecosystem.
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The Theory of Change: How Non-profits Can Scale Up Social Impact

In this joint report with Yayasan PETRONAS, we explore how non-profits can apply the Theory of Change framework to drive greater social impact.
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How National-Level Blended Finance Can Catalyze the Climate Transition in Emerging Markets

Capital flowing to the climate transition is insufficient. To achieve net zero, key investment barriers must be addressed. Here's how.
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Harnessing the Power of Technology: Building a Strong Digital Economy for Malaysia’s Future

This joint report by BCG and MDEC deep dives into Malaysia’s digital ecosystem, examining where local companies currently stand in their digital transformation journey.