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▶ 56:38 Ryan Petersen They, they kept telling me that the market size was too small, and it was like the third pitch, where, and like after this first two, I thought we'd overcome this, like we presented some, we found some BCG market sizing report, 3 times in the scene

▶ 55:02 unnamed speaker And I, I did my, my, I did a fireside chat with, uh, three amazing companies like BCG and, and a tool G and, and, and, and, and connect, uh, for me, it was more of a, like, how do we enhance their appearance?

▶ 59:17 Klaus Hommels So I thought, no, that'd be cool to be in, as Goldman or McKinsey or BCG or Monk Stanley, and I applied several times everywhere, but they never wanted to give me a job.

▶ 1:08 Maria Angelidou This is the Boston Consulting Group. 2 times in the scene

▶ 45:51 Harry Stebbings Because, you know, I, I speak to a lot of investors and they're like, we can optimize the kill chain and look at this, and I'm like, you fucking BCG analyst speaking about kill chains.

▶ 46:23 Harry Stebbings I think prepared minds confines your imagination and allows you to be a BCG, you know, associate in a large fund and lose your humanity.

▶ 1:01 Dave Ripley Um, at the time I learned about crypto, I was at Boston Consulting Group, a large strategy consulting firm, and, um, I was interested to get back to the tech industry.

▶ 1:09 Rob Lacher So when I finished university, I was actually about to start a company and then got talked into Boston Consulting Group by a certain Jochen Engert.

▶ 48:14 Miki Kuusi I didn't, you know, study at IMDB, like, at, like, Stanford or MIT, and, um, I, I didn't like, you know, work at McKinsey and Boston Consulting Group and all the biggest and the fanciest companies in the world and whatnot.

▶ 1:40 Mike Chalfen A little bit very early, but mainly sort of going and hanging around at the business school and ending up at BCG, which I didn't enjoy. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:46 Harry Stebbings Before that, Anu was a principal of the Boston Consulting Group's private equity practice, where she led multiple growth equity due diligences in the consumer and fintech
▶ 3:31 Anu Hariharan That's no longer true, which is for the right reasons, but anyway, short story, I went to business school at Wharton, and after Wharton, I spent five years at BCG, ultimately leading their private equity practice, and while at BCG in the… 3 times in the scene

▶ 11:13 Ezra Galston But if you think about, like, Deloitte or BCG or Google, like, they're throwing, you know, they're, they're hosting clients every single night, 365 days of the year, right?

▶ 2:46 Matthew McCall I ended up back at Kellogg in the Boston Consulting Group, and I always thought, you know, at that point, I was going to go into buyouts.

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