Sentence examples for selling consultancy from inspiring English sources
They have been banned from selling consultancy services, restoring faith in their independence, and a new framework makes it clearer what is expected of schools.
Another will fund disability awareness programmes in schools and workplaces by selling consultancy services to companies keen to improve their accessibility to people with disabilities.
Montgomerie's upmarket Conservative Home employs four and turns over "about £300,000" selling "consultancy based on our knowledge of the Conservative party" and enjoys the backing of Lord Ashcroft.
The sources of sustainable funding that were eventually secured included money from central government's training budgets (CS1), contributions from project participants towards the cost of courses (CS1, CS2, CS4), income from selling consultancy services (CS2), and externally funded research grants (CS3, CS4).
The group, which sells consultancy, engineering and project management services, reported a margin of 7.1%.
Company auditors have shown little interest in becoming independent and have fought tooth and nail to preserve their right to sell consultancy to audit clients.
Groves - who, at a guess, will make a buck or two selling his consultancy services on the back of these observations - adds denial and arrogance to the list of crimes by newspapers.
However, the health-check on all this is that STL is clearly in the business of making telco executives more scared than they are already and selling them consultancy off the back of it.
Cynics might argue that, of course, the consultant concerned is just trying to sell more consultancy services - and that that's what they do best.
Andersen, Ernst & Young and KPMG have spun off their consulting arms, and two weeks ago, PriceWaterhouseCoopers said it would sell its consultancy division to I.B.M. for $3.5 billion.
(Seven years later, having expanded B.D.M.'s operations into Saudi Arabia, Carlyle sold the consultancy, making a six-hundred-and-fifty-per-cent profit).
