About Lareina
Lareina is a leader within the Sales and Marketing Practice specializing in high tech sales transformations. For more than 12 years with McKinsey, she has worked extensively in Asia (with a focus in China) and the United States.
Her most recent experience includes creating a new account management model that both reduced costs and improved customer experience; creating the go-to-market strategy for a new product launch; developing marketing campaigns based on in-depth insights about the client’s customers.
Lareina has been a speaker at the National Sales Account Management Conference, and published articles on sales transformation and collaboration technology. She is a contributing author to Sales Growth and leads McKinsey's Go-To-Market workshops bringing together a cross-industry range of sales leaders. Lareina also co-led McKinsey’s research with the Wall Street Journal on “Women in the US Economy.” She is on the San Francisco Ballet School Committee and has led a pro-bono effort with San Francisco Ballet looking at their marketing-based opportunities.
Published work
“Unlocking the full potential of women in the US economy,” McKinsey, April 2012
Education
| Columbia University–School of International and Public Affairs |
MA in economic theory and policy |
| Columbia University (Barnard) |
BA in history and political science |