Indeed, one thing Mr. Murphy suggested Mr. Bloomberg do was "pick one ring-wise consultant -- probably Garth -- and give him dictatorial control of the campaign".
She currently works as a business development manager for the Wise campaign and has acted as adviser and consultant on numerous local, national and government projects.
"It certainly doesn't help perception-wise," said Eldin Villafane, a Democratic consultant who is remaining neutral in the race.
Therefore, it will be wiser to also consult a good tax lawyer or tax consultant in India.
But Mr. Adelstein, the political consultant, said it would not be wise to underestimate Mr. Emanuel and write him off as a carpetbagger.
"We've gone from 50 wise guys to five suits," said Barbara Fischer, a consultant who specializes in waste management issues for Great Forest, a private environmental services company in Manhattan.
But in that context, it is wise to remember the counsel of Paul Saffo, a consultant and futurist who frequently reminds technology-dazzled audiences in Silicon Valley: "Never mistake a clear view for a short distance".
Kushner, with the ear of the president, can define himself merely as a consultant or an informal adviser – a "wise man" in the style of unofficial senior advisers who had the ear of Lyndon Johnson in the Vietnam war era.
Unless you're Kylie Jenner with a hit reality show, investors would be wise not to dismiss that nerdy MBA or former consultant pitching the next great brand.
Timothy F. Sutherland, the chief executive of Pace Global Energy Services in Fairfax, Va., and a consultant to LIPA, said electricity providers would be wise to seek long-term purchase agreements with natural gas suppliers.
"He has a record to be proud of and it's a wise thing to remind voters of it in any event," Philip J. Friedman, a Democratic political consultant, said of Mr. Schumer.
