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Kjetil Holgeid leads Boston Consulting Group’s Nordic Public Sector practice. He is also part of the global BCG Center for Digital Government, and a core member of BCG’s Technology Advantage practice. He serves both private and public clients.

Kjetil has more than 25 years of professional experience, primarily with major public sector ministries, agencies, and state-owned enterprises, including areas such as defense and public safety, health care, labor and welfare, taxation, and infrastructure (road, rail, air, space). Kjetil helps clients form and implement strategies to realize benefits for citizens, businesses, and governments. He has worked on an array of large-scale tech and IT transformations, including strategizing for success, de-risking, recovery and turnaround of tech-enabled transformations, IT project benefits management, and CIO advisory including IT governance and IT cost optimization.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • PhD, Computer Science, University of Oslo
  • MSc, Computer Science (Cand.Scient.) University of Oslo
  • MBA, University of Cambridge
  • Master of Management, BI Norwegian Business School

HONORS AND AWARDS


  • Director’s Award, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge

Publications and Videos

Establishing Norway as a Health Data Leader - What Will It Take - hero

Establishing Norway as a Health Data Leader. What Will It Take?

Norway can enhance its health system, boost research, and strengthen its life science industry by accelerating secondary use of its unique health data resources.
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A Faster Route to Delivering Enterprise Technology

Rather than heavily customizing enterprise systems, organizations could realize value faster and with less risk by leveraging configurable, out-of-the-box, cloud-based vendor solutions.
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Building Norway’s Life Science Industry

Discover the untold potential of Norway’s growing health and life science industry, poised to accelerate access to novel treatments, diversify the economy, and ignite untapped sources of economic growth.