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Nikhil Idnani

Dr. Nikhil Idnani is a Managing Director and Partner at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), specializing in healthcare.1 He is a physician by training with over 15 years of professional experience in healthcare and consulting across North America, Asia, and the Middle East.1

Dr. Idnani's expertise includes:

  1. Strategy and growth
  2. Operating model and operational excellence
  3. Models of care and payment mechanisms
  4. Large-scale transformations in healthcare systems, payors, and providers1

Prior to joining BCG, he worked as a Partner at Booz & Company in the Middle East, and previously held positions at Novartis Pharmaceuticals in Mumbai and Simon-Kucher & Partners in Boston.1

Dr. Idnani is actively involved in BCG's healthcare initiatives, contributing to discussions on COVID-19's impact on healthcare systems and conducting patient surveys in the Middle East to improve healthcare experiences.1 He has also published research on varicella prevention among seafarers.2

As of January 2025, Dr. Idnani continues to be involved in BCG's expansion, recently celebrating the growth of their office in Doha, Qatar.3

Highlights

Apr 29 · linkedin

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is set to grow by more than 2,000 employees this year, defying an industry slowdown that’s seen the biggest firms slash jobs!

The hiring will bring our total headcount to about 34,000, CEO Christoph Schweizer said in an interview.

Personally proud to be part of this journey of putting people first, so we can unlock the potential of those who advance the world!

#takecareofyourpeople #andtheytakecareofyourbusiness

Oct 3 · linkedin

There is a mathematical relationship between trust and performance!

Employees in high-trust organizations are more productive, have more energy⚡️at work, collaborate better with their colleagues, and stay with their employers longer than people working at low-trust companies.

How do we create trust? American Neuroscientist Paul Zak’s experiments reveal the link between the stimulation of oxytocin (a brain 🧠 chemical) and the generation of trust!

How then do we stimulate oxytocin? The Harvard Business Review article below has the answers; and identifies 8 ways leaders can stimulate oxytocin, to create a culture of trust.

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