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Dr. Walid Tohme
Partner, Strategy& Middle East
Walid Tohme is a Partner with Strategy&, and the leader of the firm’s Healthcare and Life Sciences practice in the Middle East.
He works with major healthcare providers, payors, and ministries of health across the GCC. He specializes in strategic and operational transformations, research and innovation agendas, healthcare investment strategies, post-merger integrations, and joint ventures.
Some of Walid’s recent client assignments include:
- Strategic transformation for a GCC Ministry of Health
- Establishing a biotech city in the GCC
- Developing the innovation and research ecosystem for healthcare
- Growth strategy for a large medical center planning to expand in the GCC
- Operating model transformation for a major GCC Ministry of Health
- Due diligence and post-merger integration for the merger of a U.S. academic medical center with a large healthcare provider in the Middle East
- Go-live and Day 1 readiness planning for a flagship medical center in the GCC
- Operational and technology transformation for a major healthcare provider
- Market sizing and go-to-market strategy for an international health insurer looking to enter the GCC
He has more than 40 publications to his name in leading healthcare and technology journals and speaks regularly at major international conferences. Walid has coauthored multiple firm reports, including,
- How the COVID-19 pandemic paved the way for value-based healthcare: Five steps to high-value care
- The future of healthcare has arrived: How Middle East healthcare players can respond
- The $68 billion challenge: Quantifying and tackling the burden of chronic diseases in the GCC
- Big data maturity: An action plan for policymakers and executives
- A chapter in the World Economic Forum’s Global Information Technology Report 2014
- Strong Medicine for Hospital CIOs: A Prescription for Improved Patient Outcomes
He joined Strategy& (formerly Booz & Company) in 1998, leaving in 2003 to join Georgetown Medical Center, Washington D.C., as a professor and division COO. He rejoined the firm in 2008.
Walid has a Ph.D. from Paris Sorbonne University in the management of health systems, and an MBA, as well as master’s and bachelor’s degrees in electrical engineering, from Georgia Tech in the U.S.
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