Veterans@McKinsey

A team of natural leaders

From active duty to proactive service, Veterans@McKinsey welcomes colleagues from all branches of military life. As former special forces, battlefield medics, nuclear engineers and decorated heroes, our firm represents a unique network of talented and diverse leaders. Our group comprises hundreds of military veterans, dozens of senior leaders, and many colleagues who currently serve in the US Reserves and National Guard.

At McKinsey, people with military experience find their active-duty skills have direct applications. Whether they’re helping improve frontline operations, briefing a CEO on a strategic initiative, or challenging a team of clients and consultants to solve a complex problem, veterans enrich our work with critical skills and perspectives.

Our Veterans@McKinsey community is committed to attracting and retaining veterans, to creating supportive relationships, encouraging and celebrating colleagues in the military reserves, and serving external organizations that help veterans.

Meet some of our Veterans

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How we do it

Recruiting

Members of Veterans@McKinsey know the challenges of transitioning from a military to a civilian career and help coach veterans interested in applying to McKinsey. Our veterans are often at campus recruiting events and at special events such as the Service Academy Career Conference in the United States. For many veterans, consulting is a brand-new career option, so we encourage you to explore this option by speaking to McKinsey people about their post military careers. While the application process may be unfamiliar, we have hundreds of veterans around the world who want to help you make a successful transition.

Learn more about our McKinsey Military Fellowship (SkillBridge)

Connectivity and support

Our commitment to the success of veterans at the firm is profound. Amy, a graduate of both West Point and Wharton, says it best: “Since I came to McKinsey in the summer of 2014, West Point classmates and other veterans have reached out to offer support, take time to get to know me and my goals, and step forward as mentors and advisors.”

Veterans@McKinsey is also committed to serving veterans outside the firm by supporting organizations for wounded veterans and assisting veterans transitioning from military to civilian life. For example, 30+ veterans volunteer with Team Rubicon, an organization that mobilizes veterans to help with disaster response.