Every consulting firm talks about values and principles. But do they live them? In this episode, Tom talks with Adam Boitnott, founder of fast-growing Hylaine Consulting, on what it's like to say "no" to clients. Adam's philosophy was formed early in his career, when, as a junior consultant at Accenture, he sent the CEO a list of suggestions for bettering the firm. Today he teaches staffers that doing right by client means more than the bottom line.
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Every consulting firm talks about values and principles. But do they live them? In this episode, Tom talks with Adam Boitnott, founder of fast-growing Hylaine Consulting, on what it's like to say "no" to clients. Adam's philosophy was formed early in his career, when, as a junior consultant at Accenture, he sent the CEO a list of suggestions for bettering the firm. Today he teaches staffers that doing right by client means more than the bottom line.
John Norkus | Pressures on Pricing and the Consulting Commercial Model
Consultants Talk
47 minutes
8 months ago
John Norkus | Pressures on Pricing and the Consulting Commercial Model
Consulting veteran John Norkus, who led pricing strategy development at KPMG, North Highland, and Deloitte over his 30-year career, discusses how consulting's time-based pricing must respond to clients' demand for change. Value creation is the name of the game and consultants must adapt their commercial models to succeed. Learn what leading firms are thinking and how firms are positioning themselves for the future. Brought to you by: Kennedy Intelligence Produced by: Connversa Podcasting Mus...
Consultants Talk
Every consulting firm talks about values and principles. But do they live them? In this episode, Tom talks with Adam Boitnott, founder of fast-growing Hylaine Consulting, on what it's like to say "no" to clients. Adam's philosophy was formed early in his career, when, as a junior consultant at Accenture, he sent the CEO a list of suggestions for bettering the firm. Today he teaches staffers that doing right by client means more than the bottom line.
