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Transformation in operations is not a black and white issue, it's a combination of digital and traditional systems.

Teemu Ruska leads Boston Consulting Group's M&A, carve-out and post-merger integration business in EMESA (Europe, Middle East, South America, and Africa). Teemu previously led BCG in Finland and has led BCG’s work in operations transformation globally.

Since joining BCG 2001, Teemu has acquired deep knowledge and experience advising clients across a number of industries, especially energy, process industry, construction, machinery, and private equity. Teemu’s work focuses on transformation programs, M&A/PMI, and large-capital projects.

Before joining BCG, Teemu worked for the Finnish utility Fortum.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MSc, power systems engineering, Helsinki University of Technology

Publications and Videos

The M&A Window Is Wide Open—for Now | Rectangle

The M&A Window Is Wide Open—for Now

Downturn deals outperform. Is your company prepared to seize the moment?
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The 2022 M&A Report: Dealmaking Remains Active as Dark Clouds Form

Corporate and financial acquirers are pursuing M&A targets more cautiously, but they have not closed shop.
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The CFO’s Vital Role in Corporate Transformation

CFOs can maintain a relentless focus on value creation by serving as strategic advisors to business leaders, overseeing performance, and communicating a persuasive equity story to investors.
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As Their Lead Slips, Nordics Look to Revitalize Growth

In the past, these countries have enjoyed levels of success that belie their small size. To keep that going, both government and the private sector need to transform themselves.
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Accelerating the Nordic Agenda: Lessons from Neighboring Countries and Abroad

To regain an economic edge, the Nordic countries should apply best practices, including reforming labor regulation and boosting innovation.