Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is a worldwide administration counseling firm with 87 workplaces in 45 nations. Organization is one of the Huge Three administration counseling firms. The firm prompts customers in the private, open, and not-revenue driven divisions around the globe, including more than 66% of the Fortune 500. Considered a standout amongst the most prestigious administration counseling firms. BCG was positioned third in Fortune's "100 Best Organizations to Work For" in 2014.

HISTORY

Organization was established by Bruce D. Henderson, a Vanderbilt College and Harvard Business college graduate. After numerous years in the buying branch of Westinghouse in Pittsburgh (where evaluating conduct provided for him the thought of the experience bend), he joined Arthur D. Minimal in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was then enrolled by The Boston Organization, where he established an exclusive, one-phone counseling unit he named Boston Counseling Gathering.

Henderson masterminded a representative stock possession arrangement, and workers took the organization free from The Boston Organization In 1975. The buyout of all shares was finished in 1979. In January 2013, Rich Lesser turned into the sixth president and CEO of BCG.

CUSTOMERS

Boston Consulting Group (BCG)  serves as a counsel to numerous organizations, governments, and establishments. Some late BCG customers incorporate Google, IBM, Aetna, Pfizer, American Aerial transports, Portage Engine Organization, Tata Bunch, Harvard School of General Wellbeing, Japan Pharmaceutical Makers Affiliation, Russian Service of Vitality, Administration of Canada, United States Org for Worldwide Improvement, and European Union Phare Project, as indicated by the 2009 distribution by Wetfeet on the organization.

GRANTS AND DISTINGUISHMENTS

Boston Consulting Group (BCG)  got the top spot in Counseling Magazine's 2014 "The Best Firms to Work For" positioning, discharged in September 2014. Fortune Magazine positioned BCG second in its 2011- 2012 arrangements of the "main 100 best organizations to work for". The 2013 rankings by Fortune recorded BCG as the fourth "best organization to work for." and in 2014 BCG positioned third. BCG has additionally been recorded in Counseling Magazine '​s "Best Firms to Work For" rundown consistently since 2001, got an immaculate score on the Corporate Uniformity File formed by the Human Rights Crusade for as far back as six years, and been appraised by Meeting expectations Mother magazine as one of the "best organizations" for working moms for as long as six year.