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Penny Dash

Chair, NW London Integrated Care System, Senior Partner Emeritus, McKinsey & Company

Penny Dash is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in the fields of healthcare, consulting, and strategy.

She holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Stanford University Graduate School of Business, further complemented by a Master of Science (MSc) in Public Health from the University of London, a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB BS) from the University of London, and a Master of Arts (MA) in Medical Sciences from the University of Cambridge.

Penny has held prominent positions in various organizations, including serving as the Chair at NW London Integrated Care System, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, Partner at McKinsey & Company, and Founder/Director at Palladium Consulting.

Her expertise in healthcare consulting is evident from her roles as a Healthcare Expert, Director of Strategy at the Department of Health, and Manager/Associate Partner at Boston Consulting Group.

With her extensive educational qualifications and professional experience, Penny Dash is a seasoned professional known for her contributions to the healthcare and consulting sectors.

Highlights

Apr 22 · linkedin

Yesterday I participated in the London marathon! I say participated as I walked it rather than ran it. It took 6 hours and 15 mins with a constant speed of just over 4mph. While it was as definitely tiring (and I’m feeling very stiff today), it was eminently do-able without breaking into a sweat or “hitting a wall”. I had three observations. First, many people I told that I was planning to walk the marathon had an initial reaction of laughing/disbelief/saying “you can’t do that”! Second, the media coverage rarely features the people taking 7/8 hours or more to complete it. But this group were doing it with sometimes significant challenges - one woman who was in her 70s and had a stroke leaving her with marked right sided weakness, many who were very overweight and visibly struggling and others with significant disabilities from blindness to deafness to cerebral palsy. Why aren’t they celebrated as much as the fit and healthy people doing it in 3 hours? And thirdly, it was deeply humbling to see the sheer number of charities people were raising funds for - many related to friends/relatives who have/had major illnesses and health problems. Both physical and mental. I am raising money for dementia uk - link here. https://lnkd.in/dAEfE2c6

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St. Albans, England, United Kingdom