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Charles Hendren joined Boston Consulting Group's New York office in 2011 and transferred to Stockholm in 2013. He is a core member of the Principal Investors & Private Equity (PIPE) practice, focusing on health care and technology.

Charles has expertise in transaction services, portfolio acceleration, corporate finance and strategy, and digital. He also spent one year as an Ambassador to the Strategy practice working on business model innovation (BMI). With his private equity clients, Charles works on transactions and portfolio value acceleration. Within the health care industry, his expertise includes medtech, specialty pharma, pharma services, life science tools and diagnostics, and health care technology.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • BA/BS, Huntsman Program, finance and international studies, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

Publications and Videos

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What GenAI Means for Health Care Investors

The rise of GenAI brings tremendous opportunity. But to cut through the hype and identify future winners, investors should focus on four innovation hot spots.
Six Ways for PE Firms to Invest in Medtech Now

Six Ways for PE Firms to Invest in Medtech Now

The medtech industry is poised for strong growth but faces challenges too. For private equity investors, making sense of the market requires understanding the range of investment themes.
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The Next Leadership Agenda for Private Equity

If the last decade was a golden age for PE, the next one could be more gilded. Funds have the potential to deliver exponential growth—provided firms make the needed strategic and operational changes.
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Fulfilling the Promise of mHealth Through Business Model Innovation

Stakeholders from a variety of industries can position themselves to tap the potential of mobile health by developing well-designed, collaborative business models.
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Using Business Model Innovation to Reinvent the Core

When traditional growth levers—such as product extension and pricing—become less effective, it’s time to embrace business model innovation.
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Business Model Innovation: Ten Lessons from Nonprofits

Private-sector companies can learn a lot from the social sector about business model transformation. Here are ten key lessons drawn from nonprofit innovators.