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Thiago Cardoso is a core member of the Infrastructure and Energy practices at Boston Consulting Group with a special focus on infrastructure.

Since joining BCG in 2006, Thiago has worked with clients across an array of industries and functions. He has acquired deep experience in strategy, corporate development, and people and organization topics.

Thiago believes that the success of a project is defined by how much positive change BCG creates for our clients' businesses. To excel at this, he feels that the best strategy is to use a cooperative approach that takes advantage of the client’s experience and of BCG's ideas and drive.

Prior to joining BCG, Thiago worked mainly in the financial services sector.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, with honors, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
  • CFA Charter, CFA Institute
  • BSc, electrical engineering, Instituto Militar de Engenharia

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • Fundação Estudar Scholarship, Wharton School
  • Joseph Wharton Fellowship, Wharton School
  • Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, scholarship, Instituto de Matemática Pura e Aplicada
  • Winterkurs Scholarship, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Publications and Videos

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Benchmarking de Grandes Projetos de Infraestrutura

Referências sobre o cumprimento de custos e cronogramas baseado em dados proprietários do BCG, fontes disponíveis publicamente e entrevistas com especialistas em todo o mundo.
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Railway Regulation in Brazil: Proposals for simplifying and increasing progress in the sector

In this new report, we analyzed the regulation model of the railway sector in different countries, in order to leverage first-class insights and bring key takeaways to the Brazilian context.
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How Concessionaires Can Unlock Opportunities with Smart Infrastructure

From the Internet of Things to data analytics, powerful technologies are boosting the economic potential of infrastructure. For concessionaires that act now, these breakthroughs could provide a competitive edge.
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Understanding Brazil’s Workforce in a Troubled Time

As Brazil struggles with recession and low productivity, how to motivate workers becomes an important question. Some of the answers are surprising.