Mai-Britt Poulsen
Managing Director & Senior Partner
London
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Mai-Britt Poulsen is the managing partner for Boston Consulting Group in the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, and Belgium. She was previously the firm’s global chief of staff and a member of the firm’s Executive and Operating Committees.
Prior to this, Mai-Britt was the managing partner for BCG in Denmark and is a core member and client service partner of the Consumer and Transformation practices.
She specializes in retail and consumer goods and has significant experience in large-scale transformation and performance improvement programs; corporate strategy and M&A; go-to-market strategies; and topics such as leadership, change management, and enablement.
Mai-Britt is also passionate about diversity and inclusion and is actively involved in the firm’s partnership with UN Women.
Before joining BCG, Mai-Britt worked with Nordea Corporate Finance.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
EDUCATION
- MSc, finance and accounting, Copenhagen Business School
- MSc, finance, Stockholm School of Economics
- BS, international business, Copenhagen Business School
- BS, finance, New York University Stern School of Business
HONORS AND AWARDS
- Ernst & Young Scholarship, best master’s thesis of the year, Copenhagen Business School
- BCG Scholarship for study abroad as a part of master’s thesis
Publications and Videos
Growth Mindset for Resilience Strategy
Nearly 75% of companies try to create growth in times of volatility and uncertainty, but a mere 14% actually deliver. BCG’s Mai-Britt Poulsen explains how leaders can bring strategic clarity and faster decision making to their organizations.
Bringing the Charm Back to Pandora: The CEO Talks Transformation at the World’s Largest Jewelry Brand
Pandora CEO Alexander Lacik describes the three-pronged turnaround program that helped his company revive excitement about the brand and reconnect with customers—while also radically reining in costs.
Recapping the 2021 Virtual Davos Agenda
Coming off of the heels of the first-ever virtual Davos, CEO Rich Lesser and Managing Director & Senior Partner Mai-Britt Poulsen sat down to discuss what took place during WEF's annual event, and how it will shape the views of business leaders in 2021.
