Mathieu Davis, Ph.D., P.E. Email & Phone Number

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

As a Management Consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), I immerse myself in the complexities of diverse industries, delivering strategic insights and innovative solutions to our global clientele. My role at BCG—a leader in business strategy—challenges me to leverage analytical rigor, strategic thinking, and creative problem-solving to drive significant business impact.In this dynamic environment, I collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to conduct in-depth market research, perform data analysis, and develop actionable strategies that address our clients' most pressing challenges. From optimizing operations and enhancing digital transformation efforts to advising on mergers & acquisitions and fostering sustainable growth, I contribute to a wide range of high-stakes projects.Key Responsibilities:Strategic Analysis & Problem Solving: Employing advanced analytical tools and frameworks to dissect business problems, identify growth opportunities, and recommend solutions that align with our clients' strategic objectives.Client Engagement & Relationship Building: Working directly with client stakeholders across various levels to understand their unique business contexts, ensuring our recommendations are tailored and actionable.Project Management: Coordinating project timelines, resources, and deliverables, maintaining a high standard of excellence within tight deadlines.Knowledge Development: Continuously expanding my understanding of industry trends, business models, and technological innovations, contributing to BCG's repository of intellectual capital.As I navigate the challenging and rewarding path of management consulting, I am keen to build lasting relationships with peers and clients alike, driven by a shared ambition to redefine industries and transform businesses for the better. I am excited about the journey ahead at BCG, where every project is an opportunity to learn, innovate, and make a tangible difference.

The Harvard Business School Club of Chicago is a leading member of the HBS community and is one of the oldest business school clubs. Our mission is several-fold:Help our members make a difference in their lives, in their businesses and in the broader communitySupport and help build valuable not-for-profit organizations within the Chicago area by focusing knowledge, skills and financial resources on helping them make a positive impactHelp improve the educational experience for children in ChicagoPromote discourse, contribute new ideas and support a vibrant, dynamic business community in ChicagoPromote an active, lifetime connection between Harvard Business School and its graduates in the Chicago area

The Ann Arbor Community Center addresses the needs of socio-economically disadvantaged youth, adults, and families, by providing programs and services that promote self-reliance, social and economic well-being, diversity, and community involvement. My role specifically focuses on finding new revenue channels for the Community Center and developing digital marketing strategies.

Foundation Overview:The OMEGA Promise Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides unique and customized mentorship opportunities for youth, adolescents, and young adults from ethnically underrepresented and underserved backgrounds. Participants in the program receive lifelong and customized mentorship as they progress throughout their personal and professional lives. Mentees will be able to select from and be paired with mentors with an eclectic array of social and professional backgrounds. As mentees grow and their life or professional goals change, they can connect and consult with other mentors who can provide them with the guidance they need at that particular stage of their life.Mission Statement and Aim:The OMEGA Promise Foundation’s mission is to provide a diverse network of mentors for mentees to facilitate their holistic development through academics, business development, networking opportunities, and community engagement. In addition, the Foundation aims to grow and develop strong minds, relationships, and healthy communities, by ensuring that knowledge, wisdom, and best practices are passed down from generation to generation.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

During my time as an intern, I developed the fund’s investment theses in Healthcare Tech and Financial Tech (fintech), as well as assisted with deal sourcing, utilized my technical and business background to advise portfolio companies, and performed financial analyses including cap table development, market analysis and sizing.

San Francisco, California, Us

Selected as a 2023 HBCUvc Fellow where I worked as an analyst at Black Tech Nation Ventures. The HBCUvc fellowship is a venture capital and entrepreneurship leadership development program.Fellows successfully complete a 10-week internship as an investor at a venture capital firm.Fellows commit to creating funding opportunities for historically excluded entrepreneurs and building inclusive startup ecosystems.

New York, Ny, Us

• The Venture Cooperative is an educational program and inclusive community that make Laconia's investments, processes, and learnings accessible for the next generation of early-stage investors.• Cooperative participants participate in Laconia's investment processes, collaborate on due diligence, hear perspectives from industry leaders, share their expertise within the community, and collaborate with early-stage founders.

Boston, Ma, Us

An MBA candidate who is interested in the cross-sectionality of finance and economic development in underserved communities in the areas of education, transportation, mentorship, and access to healthy foods.Activities and Clubs:HBS DEI CouncilSection H DEI RepresentativeSocial Enterprise InitiativeRising Leaders for Social ImpactHarbus Foundation (HBS's philanthropic investing fund)Impact Investing ClubConsulting for Impact ClubBlack Investing ClubEducation ClubAfrican American Student UnionEntrepreneurship Club

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

As a summer consultant, I worked with a consulting team that developed a strategy for a North American airline to streamline flight operations, manage pilot resources, and avoid near-term flight cancellations.

Dr. Davis evaluated the kinematics and kinetics of human injury biomechanics. His work included the evaluation of injuries resulting from vehicular, pedestrian, occupational, recreational, fall-related injuries, and consumer products. He also served on the American Society for Testing and Materials footwear committee, where he helped evaluate new standards for footwear safety. Dr. Davis has multidisciplinary backgrounds in mechanical and biomedical engineering. Before joining Exponent, Dr. Davis completed a post-doctoral fellowship as a United States Fulbright Fellow in the Biomedical Engineering Research Group at the University of Stellenbosch in Stellenbosch, South Africa. There he researched uni-compartmental and total knee replacement implants and biomechanics. Also, he developed a novel gait analysis technique for the South African Police Department to serve as a biometric identification tool.While at Exponent, Dr. Davis continued his passion for diversity and inclusion through the founding of the Minority Engagement Growth and Advancement (MEGA) program. The program's mission is to provide a working community for consultants from underrepresented backgrounds in which they can holistically develop through business, networking, mentorship, and community engagement. Dr. Davis also served on the inaugural 12-person CEO Diversity Committee, which advised Exponent's CEO on all internal and external matters surrounding Exponent's position on matters surrounding DEI.

Consultant in the Injury Biomechanics Practice.

Consultant in the Biomechanics Practice.

Stellenbosch, Za

Fulbright fellow working as a postdoctoral fellow in the Biomedical Engineering Research Group. Research focusing around injury and joint replacement bio-mechanics.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, Us

My research focused on the effects of bone damage accumulation in young children withorthopedic diseases such as osteogenesis imperfecta. Work utilized mouse models to investigatefracture mechanics and crack propagation in bone tissue as well as treatment modalities such asbisphosphonate therapy, their spatial distribution in bone tissue, and their effects on themechanical integrity of bone tissue. My research also addressed the role of bisphosphonates on damagegeneration and potential repair mechanisms through stochastic and targeted osteoclastic boneremodeling.

Corning, New York, Us

1. Utilized computational fluid dynamics, computer-aided design, as well as high speed motion capture technology to re-design a key component on Corning’s proprietary mock down model of their LCD glass melting process. 2. This re-designed component drastically improves product quality through the removal of light altering “streaks” in the final glass product.

Cincinnati, Oh, Us

1. Consulted and actively worked with field engineers addressing the insufficiencies in their on-site servicing manuals. 2. Published a more succinct and streamlined CF34 Troubleshooter Manual as well as an article for the Aviation Department’s “Fleet Highlights Newsletter”, which described the proper servicing for an Air Turbine Starter (ATS). These revisions led to more efficient real time diagnostics of engines by technicians. 3. Responsible for leading several projects for GE customers and serving as primary contact in coordinating on-wing tests for trial parts for Service Bulletin verification.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mechanical Engineering

Master Of Science, Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering

Education record