Wolff has more than 18 years of experience with McKinsey, working in the defense-and-aerospace and industrial equipment spaces.
Recent examples of Wolff’s client work include the following:
- leading a large-scale tendering process in the defense industry
- designing an integrated-logistics-services improvement program for a European aerospace company
- developing a combat-and-transport-aviation availability-improvement program
- spearheading a strategy review and operational-transformation program design for a defense company
- supporting cash-performance improvements at an aircraft-engines manufacturer
- developing performance improvement programs and reorganization in the industrial equipment space
Prior to joining McKinsey, Wolff worked as a research engineer at General Electric Aircraft Engines in Evendale, Ohio.
Published work
“More European, More Connected, More Capable: Building the European Armed Forces of the Future,” Munich Security Conference, December 2017
“How NATO trains for an uncertain future,” McKinsey & Company, December 2014
“The Future of European defence: Tackling the productivity challenge,” McKinsey & Company, May 2013
Education
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
MS, mechanical engineering
RWTH Aachen University
Dipl. Ing., mechanical engineering