Growth: Building a successful consultancy in the digital age
Tuesday 01 March 2022Nearly half of small consultancies fail within their first five years, but over 250 are sold every month. Award winning author and pre-eminent researcher Professor Joe O’Mahoney recently published the first evidence-based book to tackle the following questions: How do you ensure you are in the right group? How can you successfully grow a consulting firm? How do you maximise the value of your consultancy for an exit or investment?
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Based upon interviews with 72 founders who grew and sold their firms, two international surveys, and a long career researching and advising consultancies, tune in to learn more.
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