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  • »One on One with Mission Measurement’s Pranav Kothari
    One effect of the economic downturn has been a significant slowdown in the flow of public and private charitable dollars. Pranav Kothari, Managing Director of social impact consulting firm, Mission Measurement, says the firm helps clients quantify the outcomes of their philanthropy work.
  • »One on One with AlixPartners’ William Callender
    Following its August acquisition of retail financial services consultancy, Mercatus, AlixPartners continues to broaden its footprint in the financial services sector, this time by hiring William Callender as a Managing Director of the firm’s Financial Services Practice.
  • »One on One with Cliff Consulting’s Robin Nasatir
    Not many management consultancies can say they got their start during the Nixon Administration, but Cliff Consulting can. In 2012, Cliff will celebrate its 40th anniversary and President Robin Nasatir says the Oakland-based firm has big plans to celebrate the start of the firm’s fifth decade in business.
  • »One on One with UMS Advisory’s Rakesh Kishan
    UMS Advisory is an Arlington, Va.-based firm focused on the real estate and facilities management market. The niche firm serves mainly the global Fortune 200, including Pfizer, Kraft Foods, Sprint, Morgan Stanley and Toyota.
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    Will 2012 bring the end of days? The Mayans thought so, but I’m not convinced. The coming year is certain to see major events play out on the world stage that may forever alter our course in history. So what can we actually expect as we start this turbulent year and how will it impact our lives?
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12 14 2009
»10th Anniversary: The Women Leaders in Consulting

Women Leaders in ConsultingSome of our best ideas have come just in the last few years. It’s always been part of the publication’s editorial mission to recognize the often overlooked accomplishments of women in the profession.

Beginning in 2007, we launched our Women Leaders in Consulting awards recognizing women in the following areas: Lifetime Achievement, Leadership, Client Service and Future Leaders. Each November, we celebrate the award with a gala celebration at the Waldorf=Astoria.

Here are the winners through the years.

2009
Lifetime Achievement
Jeanne Harris, Accenture

Leadership
Marcy Beitle, A.T. Kearney
Lynne Doughtie, KPMG
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Client Service
Sherry Jones, Capgemini
Robin Tomlin, IBM

Future Leaders
Erika Serow, Bain & Company
Olivia Wakefield Lee, Towers Perrin
Kristen Vennum, North Highland

2008
Lifetime Achievement
Jeanie Daniel Duck, The Boston Consulting Group

Leadership
Holly Benson, Infosys Consulting

Valerie Logan, HP Consulting

Client Service
Vicki Huff, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Janice James, The Huron Consulting

Future Leaders
Karla Martin, Booz & Company
Channing Rollo, Proudfoot Consulting
Heidi Fung, Monitor Group

2007
Lifetime Achievement
Orit Gadiesh, Bain & Company

Leadership
Cathleen Benko, Deloitte Consulting

Client Service

Sharon Marcil, The Boston Consulting Group

Future Leaders
Lauren Chewning, Accenture
Margot Johnston, Oliver Wyman
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