David Fubini

Henry B. Arthur Fellow-Harvard Business School Faculty
Summary
David G. Fubini is a distinguished member of the faculty at Harvard Business School, specializing in Leadership, Organization, Strategy Execution, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Leading Professional Service Firms.
With over 34 years of experience at McKinsey & Company, David held various leadership roles, including Managing Partner of the Boston Office, leading the North American Organization Practice, and co-founding the Worldwide Merger Integration Practice.
David's expertise lies in guiding clients through major transformational programs in the context of large acquisitions and mergers, having led numerous efforts for some of the world's largest transactions and organizational turnaround projects globally.
Prior to McKinsey, David played a key role in launching the Tylenol family of products at McNeil Consumer Products Company of Johnson and Johnson.
His educational background includes a BBA from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and an MBA with distinction from Harvard Business School.
David is an accomplished author with three books to his credit: 'Hidden Truths- What CEOs Need To Hear But Are Rarely Told,' 'Mergers, Leadership Performance, & Corporate Health,' and 'Let Me Explain,' a biography of his father Eugene Fubini's life.
In addition to his academic and professional roles, David has been involved with various organizations and boards, offering his expertise in leadership and strategic management.