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One on One with Wilson Perumal & Company's Chris Seifert
Spend eight years running logistics for the U.S. Navy on a nuclear submarine and you're likely to develop an eye for efficiency. That's exactly how…
Consulting magazine | 2015-04-22 17:05:00.000
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One on One with Chartis Group's Ken Graboys
The healthcare industry is changing rapidly. Advancements in technology, clinically integrated networks and more sophisticated analytics are fundamentally…
Joe Kornik | 2015-04-17 16:34:00.000
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One on One with Lippincott's Rick Wise
The world of branding has changed. Where the focus was once centered around design, logos and communication, brands today are looking for ways to differentiate themselves in how they reach customers. In the case of a recent engagement with Southwest Airlines, Lippincott took it to a whole new level.
Joe Kornik | 2015-02-23 23:04:00.000
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One on One with Accenture's David Smith
As digital technology replaces antiquated analog systems in all facets of commerce at a blistering pace, so-called “blue-collar” jobs are evolving, as a greater level of technical expertise has become necessary to keep pace with modern systems.
Joe Kornik | 2015-02-08 23:04:00.000
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One on One with Jabian's Brian Betkowski
Jabian Consulting recently completed a survey of 159 North American M&A professionals to gain insight into the stumbling blocks as well as paths to success to completing the merger and acquisition process effectively. The survey results painted an interesting picture about self-perception.
Joe Kornik | 2015-01-20 23:04:00.000
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One on One with Navigate's Rob Kathol
Philadelphia-based Navigate Consulting is a young firm that debuted in magazine as one of our Seven to Watch as part of our Seven Small Jewels 2014 ranking. This was in part owed to the firm’s tremendous growth over the past two years—42 percent in 2013. Founder and Managing Partner Rob Kathol says Navigate’s approach is different than many other firms.
Joe Kornik | 2014-12-07 23:04:00.000
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One on One with the Keystone Group's Andy Rolfe
Back in 1991, Andersen consultant Andy Rolfe reached the fork in the road all-too-familiar to career consultants: to partner, or not to partner? He enjoyed his work at Andersen, where he helped them build their strategic services practice, but he believed in doing things a certain way, and knew that moving a ship as large as Andersen would take more time than he was willing to wait. So he set out on his own.
Joe Kornik | 2014-11-20 23:04:00.000
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One on One with West Monroe Partners' Kevin McCarty
Chicago-headquartered West Monroe Partners is a regular on our Best Firms to Work For list. And there’s a good reason for that. The firm has been on an impressive growth track—38 percent so far year-to-date—it also recently gave the company to the employees, implementing an Employee Stock Ownership Plan structure.
Joe Kornik | 2014-11-09 23:04:00.000
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One on One with ACME Consulting's David Kelleher
ACME Consulting's growth is showing no signs of slowing down. Co-founder and Senior Manager and Principal David Kelleher says the firm is still looking at an annual compounding growth target of 30 percent as it expands into new geographies to help clients solve their most pressing problems.
Joe Kornik | 2014-10-28 01:04:00.000
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One on One with Robert Wise from Kennedy Consulting Research & Advisory
Consulting firm compensation is a hot button issue these days. While the industry overall enjoys solid growth, compensation at consultancies has actually remained somewhat flat. This has resulted in more consultants staying put at their firms, and lowering industry-wide attrition. Is that necessarily a good thing?
Joe Kornik | 2014-10-15 01:04:00.000