Founded in 1984, our Oslo office is a frontier for innovative client service and exceptional talent. We advise multinationals and start-ups alike on how to capitalize on new opportunities while operating efficiently and resiliently. While our clients’ needs evolve, our goals are enduring: understand each unique challenge, build a network of the best talent in the country, and apply the latest thinking from our global knowledge base to make a difference for our clients and society as a whole.
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We are at the forefront of driving change in all areas of the Norwegian economy.
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Geopolitics and the geometry of global trade: 2026 update
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Tariff splashes, AI waves, and the ripples reshaping global trade.
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In the arenas, investment cycles are accelerating, value pools are shifting, and a new type of competitor is scaling across industries.
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Global Private Markets Report 2026
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Conditions that affect private capital have begun to clear, but the road ahead will be more demanding.
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INSIGHTS
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Where AI will create value—and where it won’t
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Using AI to boost productivity is unlikely to create a sustainable advantage. The real value from AI will lie in reshaping offerings, business models, and market structures before competitors do.
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The AI paradox in Europe’s consumer industries: More spending, elusive impact
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Leading European executives are investing more broadly in AI than ever—yet they struggle to convert that investment into measurable results.
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Transforming Europe: Bold moves to lift a continent
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Europe is starting to reform its investment environment, but there’s no time to lose. Standout companies can take the lead with bold strategic moves that drive their own performance—and a continent’s.
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How European organizations can treat skills as a strategic priority
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Skills readiness is crucial for innovation and competitiveness, but many European companies are falling behind. Leaders can take three actions to bridge the skills gap and deploy talent more effectively.
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McKinsey Quantum Technology Monitor 2026: A commercial tipping point
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Quantum computing is no longer just an emerging technology. Our latest Quantum Technology Monitor report shows that over 300 global companies are adopting it, fueling a multibillion-dollar market.
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Agents, robots, and us: Skill partnerships in the age of AI
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AI is expanding the productivity frontier. Realizing its benefits requires new skills and rethinking how people work together with intelligent machines.
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Women in tech and AI in Europe: Can the region close its gender gap?
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The rise of AI could be the turning point that finally unlocks women’s full participation in the tech sector if addressed early—or reduces their share even further.
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Bridging the digital health gap through private sector engagement
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Private sector engagement could help unlock digital health benefits in resource-constrained healthcare systems, but its success will depend on strategies tailored to fit each country.
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Advancing adaptation: Mapping costs from cooling to coastal defenses
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The benefits of adaptation far outweigh its costs. Yet, the world today spends just one-third of the amount needed to protect everyone exposed to hazards to developed-economy standards. What would it cost to adapt as the Earth warms, and how much will get spent?
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The AI reckoning: How boards can evolve
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How can boards best help guide companies through the competitive dynamics unleashed by AI?
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Change is changing: How to meet the challenge of radical reinvention
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The core task of leadership is managing change—seeing new realities and driving adaptation. To reinvent the organization, leaders must rethink traditional tools and master a more complex level of change.
Our people
Theodor Vendrig
Managing Partner and Partner, OsloOslo
Advises clients on large-scale digital and commercial transformations as well as strategy and M&A topics
Stine Rømmen Anderssen
PartnerOslo
Leads McKinsey’s Consumer Practice and People & Organizational Performance Practice in Norway and collaborates with leading retailers and consumer packaged goods organizations across Europe and the Nordics to design and implement large-scale transformations
Paul Jenkins
Senior PartnerOslo
Global co-leader of McKinsey Business Building, helping corporates and private capital design, build, and launch new ventures, with deep global expertise in financial services, telecoms, and travel and logistics.
Careers
Working in Norway
A career at McKinsey is an opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with brilliant people from Norway and around the world. We come to work excited to help our clients craft winning strategies and perform optimally in ever-changing markets. We welcome applications from people who are dedicated to exceptional client service and personal growth.
Downloads
McKinsey & Company Inc. Norway Due Diligence Report (english version)
McKinsey & Company, Inc. Norway Redegjørelse for Aktsomhetsvurderinger (norsk versjon)
Our location
Oslo
Dronning Mauds gate 1 PO Box 1683, Vika 0120 Oslo Norway