Dale Stafford
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Dale
Специализация
Dale Stafford is a member of our Mergers & Acquisitions and Healthcare and Life Sciences practices. He has more than 20 years of management consulting experience, advising leading companies on their biggest challenges and opportunities.
Dale has led successful merger integrations in a variety of industries, including medical technology, pharmaceuticals, airlines, transportation, professional services, wholesale distribution, telecommunications, cable, software and consumer products. In addition, he has extensive experience developing growth strategies to help providers, insurers, life sciences, and healthcare technology companies outperform.
Prior to joining Bain, Dale worked in strategy at Coca-Cola Enterprises. He started his career as a designer/developer of software for healthcare companies.
Dale studied business strategy at the Leipzig School of Management in Germany and earned an MBA at Emory University, where he was a Woodruff Scholar. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Mississippi with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics.
Bain partner Dale Stafford discusses "Integrating cultures after a merger."
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In the News
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- “Health-care companies are on a deal spree and aren't likely to stop anytime soon,” CNBC,13.04.2018 , CNBC
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- “Dale Stafford on the State of M&A in Healthcare,” Bloomberg,30.03.2017 , Bloomberg
- “When mergers fail because of clashing work culture,” Marketplace,23.05.2016 , Marketplace