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Filippo Bianchi joined The Boston Consulting Group in 2004. He is an active member of the Consumer practice area and serves as the Regional Lead for the Fashion & Luxury division for Central Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He has also led this division locally in Italy, Greece, and Turkey since he joined the firm.

Filippo is experienced working in the fashion and luxury sector’s entire value chain, including branding and positioning, supply chain, pricing and markdown, organization and operative model, format and operations retail, ecommerce, and digital. He has also worked with clients on many mergers and acquisitions.

Before joining the firm, Filippo worked as an analyst at Accenture.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, Columbia University
  • Degree in Business Administration, Bocconi University

Publications and Videos

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How Luxury Companies Can Advance as Responsible Pioneers

The industry is uniquely positioned to generate positive societal impact. Here's what it will take.
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The Secondhand Opportunity in Hard Luxury

Taking the right approach can complement the sales of new goods, reinforce a brand’s value, and provide critical access to future consumers.
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A Three-Season Strategy for Fashion and Luxury Retailers

Facing a disrupted consumer environment, F&L brands need to likewise disrupt their usual approach, by planning sales strategies more than a year in advance.
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A New Era and a New Look for Luxury

Our changing times and changing consumer attitudes are redefining “luxury,” pushing brands to rethink every aspect of their business.
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Fashion’s Big Reset

Recovery from the COVID-19 crisis requires a radical business redesign. Brands must cut operating costs, boost e-commerce, and invest for the future.
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The Advanced Analytics Behind Fashion Company Markdowns

Brands and retailers have traditionally relied on rules of thumb for determining their sales programs, but today’s technology offers a better way.
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Why Travel Retail Needs an Upgrade

Passenger spending continues to fall. To reverse the decline, airports, airlines, retailers, and brands need to break out of their silos and join forces in a customer-focused ecosystem.