Bayer Business Consulting

Business Consulting (BC) is Bayer’s inhouse management consultancy:

At  Business Consulting (BC), we are committed to maximize value for Bayer by providing management consulting and talent development based on our unique perspective as part of Bayer. More than 160 consultants offer consultancy on strategic, organizational and operational topics, develop custom solutions and sustainably promote their implementation. Business Consulting takes on more than 100 projects every year, applying their deep understanding of Bayer and transferring the knowledge they have acquired across all divisions. In short, we are the global competence center for management consulting within the Bayer Group. 

We offer exciting projects, exceptional team spirit and a healthy work-life-balance. Bring your expertise to one of our four departments in the areas of research & development, product supply, marketing & sales, or business transformation. This is what you can expect from one of Germany’s leading inhouse consultancies and Bayer’s partner of choice. 

As one of the world’s largest inhouse consultancy organizations, we have the resources and capabilities to provide advice, know-how and support wherever our clients need us. And we know Bayer like no other management consultancy does.

Business Consulting is divided into four regions ­­– Europe (Global/EMEA), North America (NA), Asia Pacific (APAC) and Latin America (LATAM) – and has six offices around the world. Please find more information here:

At Bayer we’re visionaries, driven to solve the world’s toughest challenges and striving for a world where ,Health for all, Hunger for none’ is no longer a dream, but a real possibility. As one of the world’s leading companies in the fields of health and nutrition, we are able to play a key role in devising solutions to tackle these challenges. We’re doing it with energy, curiosity and sheer dedication, always learning from unique perspectives of those around us, expanding our thinking, growing our capabilities and redefining ‘impossible’.