Hi!
Depends what kind of healthcare you mean - there is variety.
The Boston office has a lot of Biotech clients. New York has big Pharma clients. If you're looking for Provider / Payer clients, these will be spread across all offices but bear in mind these will be a smaller portion of revenue than Pharma and Biotech.
Hope this helps!
Martha
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Hagen
Hi there,
Look for regions with a concentration of healthcare and pharmaceutical companies, e.g.,
Cheers,
Florian
Add New Jersey to the list as it has a number of pharma companies.
Hi!
As mentioned above, it really does depend on what subsector of Healthcare you are looking at but Chicago and Houston tend to have a large healthcare base among partners in addition to the cities mentioned.
However, you will find partners at McKinsey that are either more industry-aligned or functionally-aligned (type of consulting work). Due to this and McKinsey's global staffing model, being in one office even if it isn't a "healthcare heavy office" won't necessarily hurt your chances of getting onto healthcare engagements.
Hope this helps!
-Ankit A.
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