Tania Zulu Holt is a Partner at McKinsey. She started her career in the London office and subsequently re-located to Johannesburg in 2010, to pursue her passion for the continent and help expand McKinsey's activities in health care across Africa. She leads McKinsey's healthcare activities across Africa, motivated by a personal passion for extending access to affordable and high-quality healthcare services and products. She works at the intersection between private companies, governments and social stakeholders across the whole continent, and has on-the-ground experience across over 20 countries to date.
Tania is passionate about diversity in organizations–and is a co-author of McKinsey’s highly acclaimed “Women Matter Africa” report that shows that companies with a greater share of women on their boards of directors and executive committees tend to perform better financially.
Prior to joining McKinsey, she worked with the Danish Ministry of Health.
Published work
“Should sub-Saharan Africa make its own drugs?,” McKinsey & Company, January 2019
Education
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
MSc, Health Care Economics
University of Copenhagen
BSc, Economics