Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
Compensation Director - Executive Incentives

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What You'll Do
The evaluation team within this team owns, leads, and executes initiatives, policies, and processes related to MDP (Managing Directors & Partners) performance recognition and assessment. You will:
- Lead operational execution for MDP Internal Incentives programs, including Management Credits and IFI Revenue Credits
- Ensure accurate, timely, and well-governed annual rewards processes and reporting
- Serve as a subject matter expert on the impact of case economics on MDP compensation outcomes, in partnership with the PSG Comp & Equity Framework team
- Analyze the impact of Commercial Finance and Client Team decisions on MDP comp economics
- Translate complex financial and operational concepts into insights and talking points for stakeholders, including MDPs
- Draft materials and communications for senior stakeholders, including MDPs
- Drive continuous improvement across rewards operations, governance, and reporting processes
- Support task force initiatives related to Internal Incentives, margin transparency, and related strategic priorities
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You are an experienced professional with proven experience managing process operations and delivering sound insights from complex analysis. You have some experience operating in a fast-paced, matrixed environment. We are looking for an analytically curious individual who can work collaboratively and clearly communicate with senior stakeholders.
- Understanding of complex financial operations within professional services or other client-service environments
- Strong analytical capabilities with experience translating complex data into actionable insights
- Ability to manage high-stakes operational processes with accuracy and attention to detail
- Proven experience driving process improvements across complex, global environments
- Strong judgment and problem-solving skills in ambiguous or evolving situations
- Ability to build trusted relationships across peers and more senior stakeholders
- Clear and concise communication skills with the ability to explain complex concepts effectively
- Advanced Excel skills and strong MS Office proficiency; hands-on experience with data visualization and automation tools (e.g., Alteryx, Power BI, Power Automate, Tableau, SQL).
- Familiarity with AI tools and a real commitment to learning how to apply them to financial modelling, data validation, and process workflows


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