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| Thursday, 18th October, 2007 |
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Can a company's cultural values survive its growth?
Our management consultancy columnist, Mick James, this week talks to Vipul Kapadia, director and co-founder of Qedis, about how his firm is maintain its cultural and professional values while growing.
Growth, and the challenges and opportunities that come with it both for firms and individuals, has been a recurring theme in these columns. One firm we've been following for a while is Qedis, a prime example of a small, fast-growing consultancy born out of the post-Enron diaspora of Big Four talent.
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Deloitte reports record financial performance worldwide
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu reported that aggregate member firm revenues increased by a record 15.5 percent in US dollars and 12.6 percent in local currencies, to US$23.1 billion for the fiscal year ended 31 May 2007. This marks Deloitte's fifth consecutive year of member firm double-digit revenue growth from continuing operations. Every service line and every geographic region delivered double-digit growth.
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The Art of Selling Consulting Services
In just 3 weeks’ time, our most popular training session for consultants will be taking place in Central London. 650+ consultants from the world’s leading consultancies have already participated in “The Art of Selling Consulting Services” seminar. To join them on the 9th November simply register here.
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LogicaCMG appoints new CEO
Andy Green (52) joins from BT Group where he has been a member of the Board since 2001, and where he is currently Chief Executive Officer of Strategy and Operations. He brings to LogicaCMG a wealth of experience leading and developing a world class business services company.
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THANK YOU
A big thank you to everyone who helped to make last week’s Consultancy Careers Fair such an enjoyable and successful day. Exhibitor feedback has confirmed that the candidate quality this year was exceptionally high and that a significant number of job offers will be made as a result. So thanks to everyone who organised, exhibited or attended the Fair. Next year’s is already being planned for 10th October 2008!
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