To advance women's position in the world, we need to think about their health and wealth
Progress on the gender gap is still lacking, but by honing in on women’s health and the nexus with wealth, we can advance women's position in the world.
Sharon Marcil is based in Washington D.C. and leads BCG in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. She previously served as BCG’s Chief Marketing Officer (2019-2021), Chair of BCG’s Global Sales and Revenue Management Team (2018-2021), North America and Global Head of Consumer (2008-2013), and Regional Head of Public Sector (2014-2018).
Sharon is a Board Member of both the Duke University Board of Trustees and the Partnership for Public Service. Sharon was named one of the "Top 25 Most Influential Consultants" and subsequently was named one of five "Women Leaders in Consulting" by Consulting Magazine in 2007.
Relevant BCG experience
Since joining BCG, Sharon has led transformation efforts at some of the world's largest private and public sector organizations. This includes assisting the largest global consumer and retail companies on major end-to-end transformations on strategy, organization, revenue, and cost management.
Prior experience and education
Prior to joining BCG, Sharon worked for Goldman Sachs & Co. in mergers and acquisitions. She earned her MBA from Harvard, graduating with distinction, and a B.A. in Economics, graduating magna cum laude, from Duke University.
Progress on the gender gap is still lacking, but by honing in on women’s health and the nexus with wealth, we can advance women's position in the world.
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