She served as Managing Partner of the UK and Ireland, McKinsey's second largest office from 2013-2020, and led their EMEA Life Sciences practice from 2007-2013.

[8] After college, she joined the Peace Corps where she worked in Senegal as a regional supervisor in a primary care and midwifery practice (1989-91).

[16] Hunt also served on McKinsey's global Board of Directors, Professional Standards, Finance and several personnel committees.

This included QuantumBlack, a leading advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence company acquired by McKinsey in 2015.

[19] The LEED-Gold standard building includes a bold design for clients and agile, technology-enabled co-working.

[21] The project won the prestigious 2020 British Council Office award[22] and was purchased by Pontegadea Inmobiliara SL for approximately $741 million.

She also contributed to the 2022 Wall Street Journal bestseller, To The Top: How women in corporate leadership are rewriting the rules for success, authored by Jenna Fischer.

[47] In April 2024, Hunt and Tyler Jacks were elected senior officers of the Harvard Board of Overseers for academic year 2024-25.

As a Harvard Overseer, Hunt co-chairs the governing boards’ joint committee on alumni affairs and development and serves on a diverse array of board and academic visiting committees, including those for Harvard’s Business School, the Graduate School of Education, and the Art and Peabody Museums.

[50] She participated in a conversation with 5 News on the presence of racism in a wide range of areas, including health care, education and the criminal justice system.

[64] Hunt was made a Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in Queen Elizabeth's 2018 New Year Honours for "services to the economy and to women in business".

[70] In 2018, she was appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for "services to the economy and women in business".