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Henry Marcil

Helps clients navigate technology and supply chain inflection points across advanced industrial and high-tech sectors

Henry is a partner working in McKinsey’s Operations and Advanced Industries Practices, where he supports clients across a wide range of strategic and operational topics in semiconductor, aerospace and defense, electronics, and high-tech sectors. An engineer by training, Henry helps clients navigate technological inflection points and their underlying supply chain implications to enable market access and secure, efficient operations.

Some of his recent client work includes the following:

  • developing a technology growth strategy and value creation thesis for a major semiconductor fabless
  • advising an integrated device manufacturer on a supply chain performance and resiliency transformation
  • improving operational capabilities of critical equipment companies to high-tech end markets
  • transforming the operational performance of aerospace original equipment manufacturers and suppliers
  • diagnosing risk positions of clients across several sectors in a set of critical technology areas

Before joining McKinsey, Henry was an engineer for a defense prime. An avid outdoorsman, Henry is active in Northern California’s outdoors and conservation communities.

PUBLISHED WORK

Addressing continued turbulence: The commercial-aerospace supply chain,” McKinsey & Company, April 2024

Semiconductor fabs: Construction challenges in the United States,” McKinsey & Company, January 2024

Effectively implementing President Biden’s supply-chain review,” McKinsey & Company, March 2021

Risk, resilience, and rebalancing in global value chains,” McKinsey & Company, August 2020

PAST EXPERIENCE

Lockheed Martin
Engineer

EDUCATION

School of Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
SM, technology and policy

School of Engineering, University of California Los Angeles
BS, mechanical engineering