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Vladislav Boutenko leads the global cities and regions component of Boston Consulting Group’s Travel, Cities & Infrastructure practice. He is also a member of the firm’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications, and People & Organization practices. Vladislav has 28 years of experience working with clients in the US, Europe, and the Middle East. He is passionate about advising CEOs and governments on large-scale strategic and transformational projects.

Vladislav creates and implements strategic programs that focus on long-term development, implementing innovations, and attracting investors. He has particular expertise and experience in high tech industries. His recent work has focused on the future of mobility, the topology of human settlement, city planning and operations, global migration of talent, resident needs, and the value proposition of cities.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION


  • MSc, summa cum laude, physics, Moscow Institute of Engineering and Physics
  • MSc, summa cum laude, applied mathematics, École Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications (Paris, France)

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • Nine European and US patents on digital devices

Publications and Videos

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Moving Millions: A Recipe to Make Urban Mobility Work

Congestion, accidents, emissions, and other challenges require cities to develop holistic mobility alternatives that will shift travel from private transport to public and active modalities.
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The Four Strategic Realms of City Innovation

Discover how cities worldwide are transforming into hubs of creativity and innovation through sound urban design, smart city solutions, technology-enabling regulations , and business-friendly policies.
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Cities of Choice: Are People Happy Where They Live?

Leaders must learn what works in their city—and expeditiously address what doesn’t. Residents’ satisfaction is key to whether they move or stay.

Riyadh Is Home to the BCG’s Global Centre of Future Cities

Riyadh, a city of momentum and progress, is now home to the headquarters of the BCG Global Centre for the Future of Cities. Join us in celebrating this milestone as we work towards more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive cities worldwide and support the immense growth of the Kingdom.

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An Ecosystem Approach for City Governance

Ecosystems are popular in business because they foster innovation, address complexity, scale quickly, and adapt to changing environments. They can do the same for cities.
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Vibrant Cities Are Built on Trust

Cities that forge trust with their residents are on the right track to a sustainable future. What does it take?
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Cities of Choice

Rapid urbanization, increased mobility, and growing expectations have all created a need for city administrations to shift focus from infrastructure to their residents. BCG’s new comprehensive tool allows cities to assess their ability to make an effective change.
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Putting Residents at the Heart of Urban Mobility Planning

A resident-centric city can find innovative solutions to perennial problems and improve quality of life for the people who live there.
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Solving the Mobility Challenge in Megacities

To avoid transport chaos, municipal planners first need to understand what consumers want from their transportation systems.
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Uzbekistan Window of Opportunity

The report reviews investment opportunities, suggesting a number of steps that will help investors to build a successful strategy and achieve sustainable results.