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| | The Management
Consultancies
Association (MCA) is one
step closer to finding
Britain’s top consulting
firms and can now reveal
the names of the
shortlisted
consultancies for the
MCA Management Awards
2010.
The MCA Management
Awards, now entering
their 14th year, and run
in association with
Management Today, seek
out the very best
management consultant
and client teams, who
have delivered truly
outstanding results and
demonstrated how the UK
consulting industry is a
positive force for the
economy.
Entries for the
fourteen award
categories are drawn up
in partnership with
clients and judged by a
panel of senior figures
from consulting clients,
business schools, media,
and the government.
Alan Leaman, Chief
Executive of the MCA
said: “These awards
recognise the top
performers in the
British consulting
industry. UK consulting
is a world leader and
firms which sign up to
the MCA’s Code of
Practice put high | |
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| | standards and clients’
interests first. The
standard of entries was
extremely high and all
displayed outstanding
consulting skills. Our
congratulations go to
the excellent
consultancies that have
been shortlisted.”
The winners will be
announced at the MCA
Management Awards Dinner
to be held on 29 April
2010 at the prestigious
Grosvenor House Hotel on
Park Lane and will be
featured in a special
Management Today
supplement in April
2010.
The shortlisted firms
and their clients are as
follows:
Change Management
in the Private Sector
• Boxwood with
Balfour Beatty
• EC Harris with BAA
• Navigant Consulting
with Ogier
• PA Consulting Group
with London Metal
Exchange
• Quest Worldwide
with Barclaycard
Change Management
in the Public Sector
• AMTEC Management
Consulting and Hitachi
Consulting with RAF
• Deloitte with BBC
• Hay Group with | |
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Innovation
• Avail with
Department of Health
• Boxwood with UNITE
• Trinity Horne with
eircom
International
• Alsbridge with
Butterfield Bank
• Atos Consulting
with The Global Fund
• PA Consulting Group
with Ministry of
Interior
• Tribal with The
Tertiary Education
Commission
• Trinity Horne with
Siemens
Operational
Performance in the
Private Sectorv
• Arup with Dubai
Airports
• Atos Consulting
with Willis UK and
Ireland
• Boxwood with UNITE
• CSC with SELEX
Galileo
• Deloitte with BT
Operate
• IBM UK with Brawn
GP
• LCP Consulting with
Rieber & Son
Operational
Performance in the
Public Sector
• Atos Consulting
with The Highways
Agency
• Deloitte with | |
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• KPMG with
Department of Health
• KPMG with Newcastle
City Council
• PA Consulting Group
with The Identity and
Passport Service
Outsourcing
Consultancy
• Alsbridge with
Butterfield Bank
• Navigant Consulting
with Independent
Franchise Partners
• Xantus Consulting
with Nationwide Building
Society
Technology
• Arup with MTR
Corporation
• Atos Consulting
with CLM
• CSC with Royal
Mail
• The Berkeley
Partnership with
Unilever
• The Berkeley
Partnership with Xerox
• Xantus Consulting
with Diageo
• Xantus Consulting
with Nationwide Building
Society
Most Collaborative
Firm
• CSC
Most Innovative
Firm
• CSC
• Digital Public
• Right Management
• Sysdoc Ltd | |
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Wells NHS Trust
• KPMG with Home
Office
• KPMG with Learning
Skills and Improvement
Service
• PA Consulting Group
with Serious Fraud
Office
• SFL with Cambridge
Fire and Rescue Service
Customer
Engagement
• CSC with Anglian
Water
• Ernst & Young with
NHS Direct
• Propaganda with
Illamasqua
• Tribal with
Parentline Plus
Business
Strategy
• KPMG with Royal
Bank of Scotland
Environment
• Deloitte with
Tesco
• Trinity Horne with
Yorkshire Water
Human Resources
• Hay Group with BAE
Systems
• Navigant Consulting | |
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