Sentence examples for consultancy practice from inspiring English sources

Andy Gill is head of social care consultancy practice at Core Assets Consultancy and Resourcing.

Having held senior roles in both the public and private sectors, he now leads Ameo's consultancy practice.

He stopped after he got a job at a major bookstore as a night-time accountant and head cashier paying just $9 an hour but with good health benefits, and is now getting a human resources consultancy practice off the ground.

His campaign has said that he did no lobbying; but his consultancy practice was centered around his ability to help big corporate interests speak the language of Republicans and navigate the corridors of Capitol Hill on issues vital to their businesses.

Since 2016 Annemarie Willems has her own consultancy practice in heritage management, AW Heritage Consultancy.

Given BroadPeak's wide client connections from their consultancy practice, they're not worried about signing up their first users.

The student union representative was also the only member to also question LSE's training of Libyan state bureaucrats through its "management consultancy practices".

Nevertheless, there is an inherent contradiction between the apparent decline of SMA and the sustained growth in the number of concepts, models, tools, theoretical perspectives, disciplines, academic and professional journals and consultancy practices that populate the SM domain.

Dr. Chaminé is a skilled Geologist and Professor of engineering geosciences at School of Engineering (ISEP) of the Polytechnic of Porto, with over 28 years' experience in multidisciplinary geosciences research, consultancy and practice.

Struggling homeowners, working single parents and disabled people are already facing cuts of up to £52 a week owing to universal credit, according to analysis by the Policy in Practice consultancy and shared with the Observer.

But the study, by the consultancy Policy in Practice, suggests that even after promising no more cuts the cumulative impact of the £12bn of welfare changes either already in place or due to come into force will be far harsher than that experienced by low-income households under the first wave of austerity-driven welfare cuts during David Cameron's leadership.