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Boston Consulting Group announces Mel Wolfgang as North America Regional Chair.

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The Boston Consulting Group hired Mel Wolfgang as North America Regional Chair on May 1st '26.

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Boston Consulting Group announces Mel Wolfgang as North America Regional Chair. Mel Wolfgang Succeeds Sharon Marcil as Leader of the Firm's North America Region /PRNewswire/ - Boston Consulting Group (BCG)one of the world's leading management consulting firms, today announced that Mel Wolfgang has become North America Regional Chair. He succeeds Sharon Marcil and will oversee BCG's operations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Costa Rica. "Mel Wolfgang is a trusted advisor to CEOs and senior executives. He has a record of leading large-scale transformations, a clear understanding of how AI and technology create advantage, and a proven ability to help clients translate ambition into measurable results," said the firm's CEO, Christoph Schweizer. "He is an inspiring, experienced leader committed to our clients, our people, and the firm." Wolfgang has worked at BCG for 27 years and has served in multiple leadership positions. Most recently, he chaired a board committee developing BCG's senior partners, and held positions leading BCG's people agenda - both at the practice and regional levels. His work with clients is focused on large-scale transformation and change management in the industrial goods, transportation and logistics, and public sectors. "I am deeply honored by the opportunity to lead BCG in North America," said Wolfgang. "What excites me most is the...

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Event
Executive hire

What this signalsA new leader often reviews the tools the team uses.

Person
Mel WolfgangNorth America Regional Chair
Takes effect
May 1, 2026

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  • Mel WolfgangNorth America Regional Chair · Named in the story

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Confidence
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Detected
May 1, 2026
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