Catalyzing Impact
Social Impact projects are a core part of our work at Boston Consulting Group. Catalyzing Impact is our blog dedicated to our Social Impact casework in Denmark. Each year we assist a wide range of organizations working on the most important global challenges.
Latest from the blog
The MYOB Venture Camp 2022 – Reflections from a day where young men from marginalized communities come together to advance their own micro-business
On November 26th, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) hosted the Mind Your Own Business (MYOB) Venture Camp 2022. Around 70 young...
BCG Denmark’s 2022 Social Impact Projects
In 2022, BCG supported several social impact projects in Denmark to create positive, societal change. Learn more about the projects...
Advancing the Green Startup Scene in Denmark
On August 24th, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Antler and Vækstfonden hosted the first Green Startup Cup in Copenhagen The main...
Q&A: What are the key topics in gender diversity in 2022?
Every year BCG and UN Women co-host the Gender Diversity Roundtable where industry leaders discuss the latest topics in advancing...
BCG Denmark’s 2021 Social Impact Projects
Every year, BCG teams up with multiple social impact organizations to collaborate on making this world a better place Social...
Q&A: Accelerating diversity, equity, & inclusion at Grundfos
Diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) is becoming a ‘license to play’ for corporations. Earlier this year, BCG helped Grundfos understand...
Designing a fundraising strategy for SOS Children’s Villages
During August and September, BCG did a project for SOS Children's Villages in Denmark. We have talked to Mathias and...
Q&A: Why do the Nordics still face diversity challenges?
While the Nordics used to be regarded as diversity pioneers, in recent decades, we have experienced severe challenges getting diversity...
My story: Finding the next companies that will change the world
Meet Asger Thomsen (on the picture, to the left). He joined BCG in 2018 and early on in his career,...
Why and how we do Social Impact
Why do we do pro-bono and Social Impact work at BCG? And how do we select which projects and topics...
Project Green Constitution calls on the “Right to Clean Drinking Water”
In 2019, BCG and Grundfos launched ‘project Green Constitution’ with the ambitious goal of adding climate and environmental provisions to...
Q&A: How to shape a career in Social Impact
How do you shape a career in Social Impact? We asked our colleagues Sidsel Green and Francesco Schettino how they...
See the Social Impact projects we worked on in 2020
Throughout 2020, BCG has worked on several projects to create positive, societal change. Below you can swipe through the projects...
Steffen and Nicolò: Supporting the Launch of the Climate Partnerships
As part of the ambitious 2030 climate targets set by the Danish Government, BCG supported Dansk Industri, the main office...
Q&A: Launching a $1 Billion Fund to Tackle Antibiotic Resistance
Every year antibiotic-resistant infections kill at least 700,000 people globally. An immense health crisis, that could rise to 10 million...
Video: Helping Young Boys Start their own Micro-Business
Recently Esben Hegnsholt, Managing Director & Partner at BCG, did a video interview on our partnership with 'Mind Your Own...
Fighting Child Cancer through Pro Bono Work
At BCG, we are not only driving impact at large corporate clients but also at impactful NGOs. For seven weeks,...
Making a difference – A personal review of BCG’s impact in 2019
At BCG, we are committed to addressing important societal challenges. This includes a large focus on sustainability in every aspect...
Q&A: Why companies need to consider gender bias in AI
BCG and UN Women recently hosted the 5th annual meeting in the Gender Diversity Roundtable and published a new report...
See the Projects we worked on in 2019
Each year, BCG work on numerous projects to find solutions for society's most pressing challenges. Swipe through the projects we...
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