In today’s episode of Climb In Consulting I speak with Adrian Bettridge, Managing Partner at Baringa Partners, an award winning, multi-national consultancy working across Energy, Financial Services, Consumer Products & Retail and Telecoms & Media, and Central Government. 

For long time listeners, Adrian will be a familiar guest, making his first appearance in episode 4, way back when I started this podcast almost 3 years ago.

For those that don’t know, Baringa is where I cut my teeth in consulting, spending 3 years from 2012 to 2015, working as part of their rapidly growing Financial Services practice. 

Since our first interview, Adrian and I have kept in touch and I’ve learnt so much from him over that time. Knowing the journey that he and the Baringa team have been on since we recorded round one, I was really keen to have him back on the show to share the next chapter in the Baringa story and dig into more of Adrian’s own background and what drives him as a leader.

We cover a whole range of different and powerful topics in this one, including:

-	Adrian’s upbringing and how his early experiences as a child set him on the path to where he is today.

-	How Baringa have been able to grow so quickly over the last three years and the challenges that Adrian and his fellow partners have had to overcome during that time.

-	And Adrian’s advice to other consulting leaders, how he’s had to adapt as the firm has grown and what he recommends for others looking to emulate Baringa’s success.

I always enjoy catching up with Adrian and it was great to be able to sit down with him for this round two interview and share all of his great insights and advice with you. 

If you want to find out what it takes to become one of the leading firms in the consulting industry, then you’ll definitely want to give this a listen.

You can find out more about Baringa at – https://www.baringa.com/ 

Or listen to his previous episode at - https://bit.ly/3frVaID 

Specific things discussed in the show

Soundtracks by Jon Acuff - https://amzn.to/2QneH4m

The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz - https://amzn.to/2RXLL3A

Turning the Flywheel by Jim Collins - https://amzn.to/33SZ6wJ

Episode 83 - Life Lessons & Learnings From Building A 1,000 Person Consultancy with Adrian Bettridge

In today’s episode of Climb In Consulting Nick talks to the brilliant and inspiring Ben Rudman, co-founder and CEO of MMT Digital. 

Ben jumped straight into business with a friend after graduating from university. After a steady start, they decided to take it up a gear, and over that time MMT has gone from strength to strength. Evolving from an educational CD Rom business to a leading digital consultancy, working with impressive list of corporate clients.

It’s a truly fascinating journey, which Ben admits has involved plenty of missteps on the way to success.

In this conversation, Nick and Ben delve deeper into the up and downs of building a business at such a young age and how MMT has grown into an organisation of more than 200 people. 

They covered a wide range of topics including: 

- How the company accelerated over the past decade from a relatively small agency into the large digital consultancy it is today.  

- How they were able to attract top talent from their base in Uppingham, a small town not known for its tech industry. 

- And how the team’s passionate belief in doing business the right way has fuelled their drive for B-Corp status. 

Whether you’re keen to establish your own start-up consultancy, understand how to bring brilliant people onboard or are looking at ways to scale up your firm, Ben has a huge amount of knowledge you can learn from. 

We really enjoyed the conversation and think you will too. So, if you can, please do take a moment to listen.  

Get in touch with Ben at – https://www.linkedin.com/in/benrudman/ 

Find out more about MMT Digital at – https://www.mmtdigital.co.uk/ 

Specific things discussed in the show

The Lean Start Up by Eric Ries – https://amzn.to/3kNbVSl

Alive At Work by Daniel Cable – https://amzn.to/3zNgXCN 

Rebel Ideas by Matthew Syed – https://bit.ly/3F0S0rp

Episode 89: Starting Up and Scaling Up A Digital Consultancy With MMT Digital CEO Ben Rudman

Regular listeners will know what this episode is all about. But for those of you who are new to the show or have only started listening recently, you might need a little more explanation. 

Every few months we like to take a break from our usual interview format to give you something slightly different. Which is where this episode comes in.

Our guests give so much great advice and nowhere is this truer than in their answers to the round up question in each episode: 

“What one piece of advice would you give to someone just starting their career in consulting, someone at Manager level and someone approaching Partner.”

We love listening to their varied but always insightful answers and we know you do too. That’s why we like to put them all in one place in these career advice round-up episodes, so you’re not left scrolling through multiple episodes to find them. 

Today you’ll hear from a host of guests from the past six months of Climb In Consulting. They’ve come from a range of backgrounds, a range of different consultancies and all have unique perspectives to share about how to succeed in the sector. 

In this episode we bring together:

-	James Constable, CEO of Albany Beck

-	Tom Hewson, Senior Partner at RedCompass Labs

-	Angus Ridgeway, formerly of McKinsey, now leading Potentialife

-	Kevin Ellis, Chairman and Senior Partner at PwC UK

-	Ben Rudman, Co-Founder and CEO of MMT Digital

-	Richard Fenning, formerly of Control Risks, now partner at Manchester Square Partners

-	Jonathan Davis, Managing Director of Avaloq 

We love listening back to these guests. It reminds us just how much great advice they share, and we hope you find it just as enlightening as we do.

Episode 93: Career Advice From The Best In The Business – Round Five

In the latest episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick talks to David Liddle - the founder and CEO of The TCM Group. An award-winning provider of mediation, investigation, culture change and leadership development services to companies around the world.

David has always been driven by the power of dialogue to bring people together. An award-winning mediation, investigation, culture change and leadership development consultancy. It was a huge success attracting Lottery funding and national media coverage. 

This eye-opening experience proved to him that people from all backgrounds, with competing goals, have the capacity to come together and create something positive. He has taken this approach into the corporate world with The TCM Group to support companies in achieving change compassionately and fairly.

During their discussion Nick and David explore his fascinating career and the numerous insights he has learned along the way, including: 

• The power of restorative justice and how it can be used in the workplace to unlock benefits for businesses and individuals. 

• How listening to and understanding opposing views is the key to effective leadership and collaborative working.

• And his journey building the TCM Group over the last 20 years. The ups, the downs and his advice for anyone thinking of following a similar path.

At every stage of your consulting career, dispute resolution and overcoming disagreements is a crucial part of the job. David shares knowledge, insights and inspiring experiences that will strike a chord with everyone who is eager to turn these potentially challenging situations into positive moments.    
 
We hope you enjoy the show!

Get in touch with David at: david.liddle@thetcmgroup.com
Find out more about The TCM Group at: https://thetcmgroup.com/

Specific things discussed in the show:
David Liddle’s books: https://www.amazon.co.uk/David-Liddle/e/B076QC7YBT%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share


Amy Edmondson – The Fearless Organization https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fearless-Organization-Psychological-Workplace-Innovation/dp/1119477247 

Roger Fisher – Getting to Yes https://www.waterstones.com/book/getting-to-yes/roger-fisher/william-ury/9781847940933 

Intercom - https://www.intercom.com/

Episode 102: The Power Of Mediation And Communication In Business With David Liddle

In the latest episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick catches up with Miriam Hall, Partner at Chartwell Consulting. 

From an early age, Miriam knew she wanted to make an impact, and it was her early entrepreneurial venture – Awesome Storage – that gave her a taste of both the business world and the importance of process and efficiency. This is something that would go on to be a key theme throughout her career.

Fast forward and having, in her words, ‘been made available to the job market’, Miriam took the opportunity to do something very few early-twenties consultants would do. She launched her own operational improvement consulting firm – a business that would see her packing up her life in the UK to take on a project at a laser manufacturing company in Estonia. While that may sound a little crazy, it was a period that was the making of Miriam’s early consulting career.

It was her work with her own business that led to a friend introducing her to the founding team of Chartwell Consulting, which she joined as one of the most junior members of the team in 2014.
Since then, Miriam has gone from strength to strength, climbing rapidly and becoming a Partner in 2020.

In this conversation, Nick and Miriam explore her fascinating journey and talk about the many inflection points and crucial steps that have helped her get to where she is today, including:

• Her decision to start her own consultancy, what she learnt from the experience, and her advice for others thinking of launching their own businesses

• The secret sauce that Miriam uses with her clients to help them achieve productivity gains of up to 50% in less than 6 months, as well as the common issues she sees and how you can fix these in your own firm

• Her candid take on the challenges that she faced being a new Partner during the pandemic, how she was able to overcome them, and her advice to other new Partners who may be struggling to fill their sales pipeline

Nick and Miriam cover so much ground in this episode, and there really is something for everyone. Whether you’re still at university and considering your options, or you’re running your own consulting firm and want to know how you can make your operation more efficient, there’s tonnes of advice in this interview that you’ll be able to learn from.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Get in touch with Miriam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miriam-hall-2930165a/

Learn more about Chartwell Consulting at: https://www.chartwell-consulting.com/en/

Episode 108: Entrepreneur to Partner

In the latest episode of Climb into Consulting, Nick is joined by Keith Burgess, Head of Management Consulting Development Curriculum at IBM consulting EMEA. 

Having spent the best part of two decades as a consultant himself, Keith moved into training and over the last 10 years has helped shape and deliver the full gamut of training for IBM - from basic consulting skills through to Partner level development.

As someone who’s played a leading role in shaping the training for 1,000s of consultants across the globe, both internally at IBM and externally with the Chartered Management Consulting award, it’s fair to say Keith knows what it is that people like you need to focus on if they want to reach the top.

In this conversation, Nick and Keith discuss a whole range of topics that will help you in your journey to Partner and beyond, including: 

- The important skills that consultants need to learn to set themselves on the path to success. 

- How to make the leap to Partner and what holds people back from getting there.

- Why the industry has developed the The Chartered Management Consultant Award and how it could help you advance your career.

- And why you need to be thinking about work-life balance if you want a long and successful career in consulting.

Whether you’ve just started in consulting, or looking to make the step up to Partner, this episode offers tons of advice and insights to help you on your way. 

We hope you enjoy the show!

Find out more about Keith: 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-burgess-22529a1/details/experience/ 

Specific things discussed in this episode:

Heather Townsend: https://www.howtomakepartner.com/author/heather-townsend/

Arbinger Institute: https://arbinger.com/Landing/books.html

Perry Holley: https://www.remarkablemanager.com/

Paul Maltby: https://www.paulmaltby.com/

Graham Allcott: https://www.grahamallcott.com/

Paul Crick: https://theelevatepartnership.com/team/

ChMC Framework: https://www.managers.org.uk/~/media/Files/Chartered-Management-Consultant/Competence-Framework.pdf

Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument: https://www.thinkherrmann.com/hbdi

“The New Leaders” by Daniel Goleman: https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-new-leaders/daniel-goleman/richard-e-boyatzis/9780751533811

Episode 111: The Key Skills Every Consultant Needs To Know, With Industry Trainer Keith Burgess

Welcome to the latest episode of Climb In Consulting!

This time around, we were delighted to welcome Chris Southwell, Partner at The Berkeley Partnership, the consultancy that helps organisations transform under the most complex, challenging, and high-stakes circumstances to achieve their ambitions.

This thought-provoking episode of Climb in Consulting focuses primarily on a topic that’s incredibly close to Chris’s heart – mental health and wellbeing.

In this one, Chris talks openly and honestly about his struggles with mental health, and how his difficult upbringing led to a hugely challenging period in his life, when he first became a father.

It was this that led him to seek professional help and focus on getting himself mentally well. Chris worked hard to overcome his challenges and return to health, although as he points out himself, we are all a work in progress.

After returning to work, Chris went on to make Partner (with a small detour along the way), and has since seen Berkeley go from strength-to-strength. 

As well as talking candidly about his own mental health struggles, Chris and Nick cover a host of fascinating topics in this episode, including:

- Chris’s challenging start in life, and how he came to see his upbringing as a strength and motivating force

- The three things Chris swears by to protect his mental and physical health

- Why Chris recommends talking therapies for everyone

- Why it’s vital to normalise and remove the taboo around mental health

…and much more!

If you’re currently wrestling with your own mental health challenges, or maybe you just want to keep your mental health as good as it can be, you’re going to find this episode invaluable.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Reach out to Chris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-southwell/ 

Learn more about The Berkeley Partnership: https://www.berkeleypartnership.com/  


Books, magazines, and websites mentioned in the show: 

Atomic Habits by James Clear

https://www.helloself.com/

https://www.createengage.co.uk/podcasts/michael-mahony-the-berkeley-partnership/

Episode 135: Mental Health, Impostor Syndrome and Making Partner, with Chris Southwell

In the latest episode of Climb in Consulting, we had the huge pleasure of talking to Graeme Curwen, Co-Founder and CEO of Enfuse Group, an award-winning Digital Transformation consultancy that delivers high-performance transformations and solutions, through a deep understanding of people and technology.

As an experienced career consultant, Graeme always had an aspirations to forge his own path. This journey began when he stepped out into the world of contracting, a move that set the stage for his entrepreneurial venture. But his pivotal moment came when he reconnected with a former colleague, Harry Vazanias. This reunion was the catalyst that ultimately led them to establish Enfuse Group.

The partners spent the first 3 years learning the ropes, and then one New Year’s Eve, they met to discuss their vision for the future – a 150-strong consultancy within 10 years. Fast forward 5 years and Enfuse Group are well on their way to achieving that target. They are now a firm of over 50 consultants, and they’ve recently been recognised by Best Companies as the No. 2 Best Consultancy to work for in the UK and No. 3 Best Small Company. 

In this episode, Nick and Graeme have an in-depth conversation about the phenomenal growth of Enfuse Group, and the shared vision and values that have driven the firm’s success.

They discuss a huge range of topics, including:

- The three core principles Enfuse Group was founded upon

- How Graeme and Harry built a roadmap to help them achieve their ten-year plan 

- Why business development is a lot like managing a football team – and why everyone has their own position to play

- Why doubling the firm’s monthly revenue in the space of 3 months ended up being one of the most stressful times at Enfuse Group

- And the 5 key growth areas Enfuse Group are focusing on to get to the next level

If you’re looking to start 2024 off on the right foot and get your consultancy set up for success, then this is a must listen! Whether you’re just starting out, already established in your consulting career, or you’re planning to start your own firm, this interview is packed full of valuable advice and insights that will help you along the way.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Reach out to Graeme: https://www.linkedin.com/in/graemecurwen/ 

Learn more about Enfuse Group: https://www.enfusegroup.com/

Books, magazines, and websites mentioned in the show: 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Growth-Building-Successful-Consultancy-Digital/dp/0367710846/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=R4ULS&content-id=amzn1.sym.3413293e-3815-4359-96ba-1ec5110e0b30&pf_rd_p=3413293e-3815-4359-96ba-1ec5110e0b30&pf_rd_r=262-1895527-3140948&pd_rd_wg=6M5ng&pd_rd_r=70608808-7a2e-46fb-a383-9740bc6e1de0&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dsk

Episode 137: Vision & Values: The Winning Formula Behind Enfuse Group's Success with Graeme Curwen

There are countless organisations out there claiming to do business differently. So much so, that ‘disruptive’ has become a permanent fixture in games of buzzword bingo. But very few organisations are actually breaking the mould, and only the rarest exceptions can truly back up their claim of disrupting the way traditional business is done.

Our guest on the latest episode of Climb in Consulting is one such exception. Simon Dixon is Founder and CEO of Hatmill, the UK’s largest logistics consultancy, and no.1 in the Great Place To Work® list of the UK’s best small workplaces.

The 60-strong consultancy, established in 2009, delivers end-to-end supply chain and logistics support to deliver improvements across warehousing, transport, forecasting and inventory.

Hatmill was always going to be different. It arose from Simon’s dissatisfaction with the employee experience in conventional consultancies – the hierarchical structures, grades, pressure to achieve KPIs and targets, and the assumption that everyone wants to climb the greasy ladder to make partner.

With Hatmill, Simon stripped all of that away. There are no grades, no managers, no sales targets and no KPIs. And while this approach may sound counterintuitive, it’s helped them build a successful consultancy that’s also recognised as one of the best places to work in Europe. In fact, in its 2023 survey, 100% of its employees said it was a great place to work. 

In this episode, Nick and Simon cover a lot of ground, delving into the details of how Hatmill has grown, and how it’s managed (or rather, self-managed) on a day-to-day basis. You’ll find out:

- How Hatmill have built a self managed team and the key tenets that underpin their unique business model.

- The reason Hatmill doesn’t have grades or promotions, and why this has been a huge contributor to their success.

- Why Hatmill eschews the traditional, corporate appraisal model – and why their only measures are whether employees are living Hatmill’s values, and performance against other people’s expectations

- The reason Hatmill doesn’t have traditional HR policies, and why, in an ideal world, Simon would prefer there to be no CEO at all.

If you’re looking for a fresh approach to running your consultancy, this could be just what you need!

We hope you enjoy the show!

Reach out to Simon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-dixon-hatmill/?originalSubdomain=uk

Learn more about Hatmill: https://hatmill.com/

Books, magazines, and websites mentioned in the show: 

Reinventing Organizations: A Guide to Creating Organizations Inspired by the Next Stage of Human Consciousness, by Frédéric Laloux 

The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It, by Michael E. Gerber

Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It, by Chris Voss

Episode 139: No Partners, No Promotions: The unorthodox path to consulting success with Simon Dixon

Forget climbing the corporate ladder. Today's Climb In Consulting dives into building your own. 

We welcome Sarah Matthew, founder of The Vibrant Company, as she shares her journey from bootstrapped startups to industry leader. 

Sarah's career is a masterclass in consultancy leadership. After moving from the corporate world of pharma marketing, she played a leading role in turning around the fortunes of an ailing marketing consultancy, before co-founding and selling her own successful consultancy, Virgo. 

In this fantastic episode, you'll learn the secrets to:
- Avoiding the growth trap: How to build a sustainable consultancy that scales, without sacrificing your team.
- Laying the groundwork for success: Ensure your consultancy is built on a rock-solid foundation before scaling.
- Delivering client nirvana: Discover the three things clients crave most from their consultants (and how to provide them exceptionally).
- Crafting your winning narrative: Develop a clear strategy and build a brand that resonates with your ideal clients.

You’ll even learn why consultancies need to stop being jellyfish and instead embrace their inner swordfish! 

This episode is packed with hard-earned wisdom and valuable takeaways to take your career and consultancy to the next level, not one to be missed!

Listen to the full episode now!

Reach out to Sarah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmatthew/?originalSubdomain=uk

Learn more about The Vibrant Company: https://thevibrantcompany.com/

Episode 144:Avoiding the growth trap: Secrets to sustainable consultancy success, with Sarah Matthew

Are you ready to take your consultancy to the next level? Then you’re in the right place!

In the latest episode of Climb In Consulting, we delve deep into the world of consultancy marketing with Joe O'Mahoney, Professor of Consulting at Cardiff University and strategic advisor to consulting and tech leaders across the globe.

This fantastic interview originally appeared in our brand new marketing podcast, Brand and Deliver, but it was packed full of so many gems, that we knew it was an episode that our Climb in Consulting audience wouldn’t want to miss.

Tune in as Joe shares his unparalleled experience and sheds light on the crucial role marketing plays in propelling your firm to new heights.

Here are some of the invaluable insights covered in this episode:

- Craft a crystal-clear value proposition: Many consultancies struggle to define what will distinguish them from the masses and communicate it effectively. Learn how to develop a compelling value proposition that resonates with your ideal clients.

- The power of "no": It's tempting to offer every service imaginable. However, strategically declining irrelevant projects allows you to develop deeper expertise in your niche, ultimately strengthening your proposition.

- Pick up the phone: In today's noisy digital landscape, picking up the phone and fostering connections with existing and past clients is more important than ever.

- Thought leadership: Discover how to create high-quality, reusable thought leadership content that positions you as a trusted advisor.

- AI in marketing: The marketing landscape is constantly evolving, but what does AI mean for the future of consulting?

This episode is a treasure trove of insights for any consultancy owner or marketer looking to harness the power of marketing to fuel growth. Tune in and gain the seasoned perspective you need to take your marketing efforts to the next level!

Episode 145: Niching down to succeed: An hourglass approach to consulting growth, with Joe O’Mahoney

Ready to supercharge your consulting career? Packed with insights, this episode of Climb In Consulting brings you a whole host of valuable advice from some of the industry’s leading figures. 

Regular listeners will know that we occasionally change gears to bring you special round-up episodes. And if you’re new to the show, sit back and enjoy, you’re in for a real treat!

In every interview, we ask our guests one key question: 
"What's your single best piece of advice for aspiring consultants, managers, and those aiming for partner?"

Since our guests represent diverse backgrounds and career paths, their answers are as unique as they are insightful. 

Many of you have told us these pieces of advice are like gold, so  we compile them into special episodes – just like this one.

This time around, get ready to hear from a fantastic selection of guests featured over the past eight months on Climb In Consulting. Our experts include:

- Graeme Curwen, Co-Founder and CEO of Enfuse Group
- Assad Ahmed, CEO of Phase 3 
- Simon Dixon, CEO of Hatmill 
- Marc Jantzen, Founder of The Consultancy Growth Network
- David Bailey, Strategic M&A Advisor
- Graeme Freeman, Co-founder of Freeman Clarke 
- Mark Grice, Co-founder of Total Negotiation Group 
- Sarah Matthew, Founder of The Vibrant Company

These thought leaders share practical strategies for navigating every phase of your consulting career, so whether you're just starting out or seeking that push to the pinnacle, this episode delivers actionable guidance and inspiration.

Ready to climb to new heights? Tune in to the new Climb In Consulting episode and unlock your full potential.

Enjoy the show!

Episode 146: Advice from the Best in the Business - 2024 Edition

Is your firm relying on the same handful of ‘rainmakers’ to bring in business?

The latest episode of Climb in Consulting looks at the practical steps consultancies need to take to build a scalable sales engine that fuels growth and removes risk.

Nick was joined by Alan Morton, Managing Director of SBR Consulting, a specialist global consultancy that focuses on growth and revenue acceleration. 

On the day SBR Consulting hit its 1000th client milestone, Alan shared his insights on:
- The dangers of client concentration: Discover how to avoid over-dependence on one key client or contact.
- Demystifying (and democratising) sales: Remove the stigma around sales and create a culture where everyone embraces it as a way to add value and build trust.
- The power of "coffee conversations": Turn casual chats into opportunities by using curiosity-driven questions to uncover challenges and potential solutions.
- Moving beyond a hope-based strategy: Develop a systematic approach to winning business through active listening and asking the right questions.
- Metrics that matter: Learn the key sales pipeline metrics you should be tracking to gain predictability and optimise your sales process.
- Building a coaching culture: Discover how data-driven insights can be used to identify development needs and fuel a strong coaching culture within your consultancy.
- CRM done right: Avoid the "garbage in, garbage out" trap and learn how to leverage a CRM system to gain valuable insights and improve your sales effectiveness.

This episode is packed with practical takeaways that will help you transform your consultancy from a reactive business to a proactive growth machine.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Reach out to Alan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanmorton/ 

Learn more about SBR Consulting: https://sbrconsulting.com

Books, magazines, and websites mentioned in the show: 
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl 
Screw It, Let’s Do It by Sir Richard Branson

Episode 147: Building a Sustainable Sales Engine for Your Consultancy, with Alan Morton

Scaling up in a competitive sector, integrating new tech capabilities and responding to the continual push on fees, are all challenges that you’re probably wrestling with for your consultancy right now.

And that’s why we invited today’s guest on to share his insights on how to solve these problems, having faced these challenges head on for both his own business and his clients.

Jonathan Corrie has helped numerous consultancy firms navigate their way through these tricky waters and seize revenue-growing opportunities as CEO of Precursive, a professional services automation platform that helps turn services into repeatable products. 

In this episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick and Jonathan dive into the nitty gritty of productisation, discussing how consulting firms can make the leap from delivering one-off projects to providing a subscription-based service that drives up the value of your business.     

Nick and Jonathan explore the key elements to successfully productising all or part of your service, and some pitfalls to watch out for, including: 

- How to move from time and materials (TNM) to re-occurring to recurring revenue. 

- Why providing a repeatable service doesn’t mean you can’t charge premium fees. 

- How to design a product that harnesses the power of AI to accelerate and scale your service but doesn’t decimate the fees you can charge. 

- And why it’s so important that consultants stop talking like consultants.    

If you’re looking for new ways to grow your consultancy and want to harness the power of technology, Jonathan is the person to listen to. 

We hope you enjoy the show!   

Reach out to Jonathan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanfcorrie/ 

Learn more about Precursive: https://www.precursive.com/

Episode 151: Ride the Recurring Revenue Wave: How to Productise Consultancies, with Jonathan Corrie

James Constable, CEO of Albany Beck returns to Climb in Consulting to share insights on leadership, scaling a consulting firm, and international expansion. Tune in for real-world lessons on growth, strategy, and building a winning team.

Episode 152: Building for Growth: Leadership, Talent, and Global Expansion with James Constable

How do you turn a good consulting firm into a great one - and what role does Private Equity really play in that journey?

In this episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick Synnott sits down with Alex Thomson, Partner at Growth Capital Partners (GCP), to unpack everything you need to know as a consulting leader about scaling, selling, and thriving in today’s market.

With nearly 20 years of experience supporting high-growth consulting and tech firms - including Hippo Digital, Infinity Works, and Chaucer - Alex brings a rare investor's perspective on what it takes to build a firm that truly stands out.

In this conversation, they explore:
* The real reasons consulting firms stall their growth - and how to break through those barriers
* The essential leadership and hiring moves for scaling firms
* How firms should approach Private Equity - and what investors like Alex look for in a partner
* Why expanding to the U.S. might not be the silver bullet for value creation - and what to consider before you do it
* Lessons from firms that tripled EBITDA and created transformational growth

If you’re a consulting leader thinking about scaling, selling, or simply building a better business - this is one not to miss.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Episode 153: Scaling a Consultancy: Private Equity Insights with Alex Thomson

What does it take to scale a consultancy fourfold, while keeping culture, autonomy, and team spirit at the centre?

In this episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick Synnott sits down with Tobias Robinson, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Cross 8, to explore exactly that.

Tobias’ story is anything but typical. From starting as a contractor to co-founding a consultancy that’s grown from £2M to £8M in just three years, he shares his unfiltered take on entrepreneurship, leadership, and how to grow a values-driven business that still delivers commercially.

This episode covers:
- Why Tobias believes schools need to teach entrepreneurship early
- Cross 8’s journey to £8M and the systems that made it happen
- Why Toby prioritised hiring experienced consultants over the traditional pyramid
- Cross 8’s global fire engine expedition and why it says everything about their culture
- The power of practical skills, risk appetite, and building a business that works for life, not just the exit
- How Tobias manages multiple ventures without burning out, and why Oliver Burkman’s philosophy changed how he works

Whether you’re growing your consulting firm, thinking about your next move, or just love a good entrepreneurial story, this episode is packed with lessons.

Enjoy the show!

Episode 154: From Side Hustle to £8M - Cross 8’s Journey with Tobias Robinson

What happens when you step into the CEO seat of a small consultancy in a niche market, with big ambitions, PE backing, and a bold growth target?

In this episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick Synnott chats to Stu Packham, Group CEO of Alchemist, about how he led the business from a modest $2M learning consultancy to a $20M global challenger brand.

Before stepping into consulting, Stu spent years in the world of recruitment - building teams, scaling businesses, and getting under the skin of what makes people tick. It was that deep experience, paired with a well-timed chat with a close friend, that led to him being put forward for the CEO role at Alchemist in 2019.

What followed was nothing short of a whirlwind. Stu stepped into a six-person business without meeting any of the team beforehand, not exactly your textbook onboarding. From that uncertain start came a high-speed journey of transformation: expanding into the US, building out UK operations, and laying the groundwork for a global presence. Stu didn’t just steer the ship, he helped it grow new engines mid-flight.

This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to lead a PE-backed consultancy through rapid growth. Stu shares:
- How fractional leadership became a secret weapon for scale
- What a People function looks like when growth is the goal
- How to prepare (mentally and practically) for due diligence
- The biggest lessons he’s taking into Alchemist’s next chapter

Whether you're running a consultancy, thinking about working with private equity, or just love a gritty transformation story, this one’s worth your time.

Enjoy the show!

Episode 155: From $2M to $20M - The Alchemist Growth Formula with Stu Packham

What separates consultancies that tick along from those that thrive? According to this episode’s guest, it’s all about one thing: profit on purpose.

In this episode, Nick sits down with Peter Czapp - Co-Founder of the Wow Company, The Consultancy Growth Network and the brains behind BenchPress, the consultancy benchmark report - to dig into the financial side of consulting that too many firms overlook. 

Peter shares the seven profitability levers that top-performing firms use to boost their margins, stand out in the market, and build businesses that are both sustainable and saleable. From smart pricing and niche positioning to real-time metrics and resource management, this episode is packed with takeaways you can put into action straight away.

We cover:
✅ Why only 37% of consultancies hit 50% gross margin, and how to make sure you're one of them
✅ The power of positioning and why niche isn’t a dirty word
✅ Pricing strategies that reflect value, not just time
✅ How to build a culture that embraces profitability without killing your vibe
✅ The reporting metrics that actually matter and the one predictive stat Peter swears by
✅ Why real growth starts with intentionality

Whether you’re leading a consultancy, thinking about profitability, or just tired of vague advice and want practical tools, this one’s for you.

Enjoy the show!

Episode 156: Profit on Purpose: Peter Czapp’s 7 Levers for Consultancy Growth

What does it take to lead transformation in today’s fast-moving, tech-fuelled world?

In this episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick chats with Chris Tomlinson - or ‘Tommo’, as most people know him - a seasoned transformation leader and Managing Director of Muuto Consulting. With two decades of experience navigating complex change and helping organisations evolve, Tommo brings a refreshing, no-nonsense take on what real transformation looks like.

They dive deep into everything from starting Muuto and scaling it through different growth stages, to the future of consulting and how AI is rewriting the rules. Tommo also shares insights from his current Master’s in AI at Oxford and how it has shaped the way he thinks about everything, from business models to ethics.

Whether you're curious about AI in consulting or building a boutique firm of your own, this one’s packed with fresh thinking and hard-earned lessons.

This episode covers:
✅ What scaling a boutique consultancy really feels like
✅ The evolving consulting model from traditional hierarchies to consortium-style collaboration
✅ AI as an enterprise re-engineering tool, not just another tech fad
✅ How small firms can experiment and lead the way with AI adoption
✅ The human side of AI, where consultants still shine

Enjoy the show!

Ep. 157: Consulting’s Next Chapter: Transformation, AI, & Thinking Differently with Chris Tomlinson

Struggling to crack senior hiring in your consultancy?

You’re not alone, and this episode’s guest has seen it all. Richard Longstreet is the founder of Tarka Talent, a recruitment consultancy focused on management consulting, and he’s helped firms of all shapes and sizes find (and sometimes fix) their senior hiring strategies.

In this episode, Richard joins Nick Synnott to share his refreshingly honest take on what actually makes a successful senior hire, why partner-level recruitment so often fails, and how boutique firms can set themselves up for success.

From salary trends to career progression, partner expectations to promotion timelines, Richard lifts the lid on the latest insights from Tarka Talent’s industry-leading salary survey and explains how firms can take a smarter approach to recruitment in a challenging market.

If you’re hiring, thinking of hiring, or just wondering why your last senior hire didn’t quite land, this one’s for you.

We cover:
✅ Why partner-level recruitment has a 40% success rate, and what to do about it
✅ How boutiques can attract senior talent without overpromising
✅ Salary trends, bonus data, and promotion patterns from Tarka’s annual report
✅ What separates great senior hires from those who never quite deliver
✅ Alternatives to hiring when capacity is tight

Enjoy the show!

Ep. 158: Consulting Salaries, Promotions, and Partner Pitfalls with Richard Longstreet

What if your consultancy didn’t look like everyone else’s? What if it was built on values from day one, hired people most firms overlooked, and kept culture at the core as it grew?

This month’s guest has done precisely that, and then some.

Gita Singham-Willis is one of the three co-founders of Cadence Innova, a multi-award-winning transformation consultancy. From her early days running textile factories in Portugal to reshaping how consulting firms think about people, culture, and growth, Gita’s journey is anything but ordinary.

In this episode, she sits down with Nick Synnott to share the entire story, from founding Cadence Innova with a mission to be different, to building a consultancy that said no thanks to traditional hierarchies and yes, please, to working parents, diverse teams, and radical inclusion. She also shares the thinking behind Cadence’s eventual sale, how they maintained their culture throughout the process, and what she has learned about leadership, DEI, and what truly matters in consulting.

If you’re building a consultancy, scaling a team, or wondering how to keep your values alive as you grow, this one’s packed with practical insight and plenty of inspiration.

We cover:
✅ Why Cadence started by hiring women returning to work and why it worked
✅ The “family model” that replaced traditional line management
✅ How to spot consulting potential outside of traditional CVs
✅ The truth about selling your firm and how to protect your culture in the process
✅ Why DEI isn’t a ‘nice to have’ it’s a business necessity
✅ The advice Gita would give to junior, mid-career, and aspiring partner consultants

Enjoy the show!

Ep. 159: The Consultancy Built Without Consultants with Gita Singham-Willis

What does it take to build and sell two consulting firms and scale faster the second time around?

In this episode of Climb in Consulting, Nick speaks with Sue Lohr, a leader who’s done just that. 

Sue played a pivotal role in building Synergy and Cormis into high-performing consultancies, both of which went on to successful exits. (Oh, and she sold a product business along the way too.)

Sue’s story is about building businesses that people genuinely want to buy, shaped by a clear proposition, confident pricing, and with culture at the core.

Sue shares how she:
✅ Took the lessons from Synergy to supercharge growth at Cormis
✅ Created strong cultures that scaled
✅ Developed clear value and confident pricing to drive sustainable growth
✅ Now shares these lessons with consulting founders and leaders via The Vibrant Company and The Consultancy Growth Network

If you’re building a firm, leading a team, or plotting your next move, this episode gives you a rare inside look at the mindset, strategy and leadership behind two successful consulting exits from someone who’s lived them.

Enjoy the show!


Episode 160: Built to Sell, Led with Heart: How Sue Lohr Scaled and Exited Three Businesses

What drives real people to make real decisions in the real world?
That’s the question Paul Craven has been answering for decades.

Throughout his senior roles at some of the biggest names in finance, including Goldman Sachs, Paul used behavioural science to understand how clients think, how relationships are built, and how decisions are really made. 

Today, he’s a global expert in the field. A keynote speaker, founding partner of the Cialdini Institute, and trusted coach to organisations around the world, he teaches others how to use the psychology of persuasion to drive real results.

In this episode, Paul joins Nick to explore the world of behavioural science and how understanding human decision-making can transform how we lead, sell, and work.
You’ll discover the practical behavioural science approaches you can use in your consultancy to help you build stronger relationships, sell more effectively and influence decisions in a way that lands well.

They dive into:
✅ Paul’s journey from Goldman Sachs to founding his own business
✅ Dr Robert Cialdini’s seven scientifically-proven techniques of ethical persuasion and how to use them
✅ Why your brain is tricking you and what to do about it
✅ How magic reveals the surprising shortcuts our minds take

Whether you’re running a consultancy, leading a team, or just curious about what makes people tick, this episode will shift how you see the world.

Enjoy the show!

Episode 161: How to Think (and Sell) Smarter with Paul Craven

Today’s interview is one that’s been a while coming, having recorded it back in August and I can assure you it’s been worth the wait. 

I’ve had a number of listeners ask for more guests from the strategy end of consulting and I always try my hardest to give you the guests you want. 

Today’s guest is Jess Frame, Partner and Managing Director at Boston Consulting Group. 

Jess was introduced to me by former guest Lyndsey Oliver after I asked her for recommendations for inspirational female consulting leaders that I could interview for the show. 

Jess has had a fascinating career that’s taken her across two continents and seen her move out of and back in to consulting, not once but twice. Having left consulting to work for Tesco she went on to run two multi-million pound businesses before going back to consulting as Partner and Managing Director in BCG’s Retail and Consumer practice.

Jess was a brilliant guest and we had a great time recording this interview. In today’s conversation we cover so many important and impactful topics in including:

Planning your career and how moving out in to industry can actually help you progress within consulting.

Understanding why you’re pursuing the career you are and the questions you should ask yourself before committing to the road to Partner.

Jess’s advice to junior consultants looking to set their career up for success.

And Jess’s take on diversity in consulting and what the industry needs to do to improve it. 

I really enjoyed this conversation with Jess. Whether you’re male, female, just starting your career or have already made partner, I know you’ll take a ton away from this and I hope Jess inspires you just as much as much as she inspired me when we were having this conversation.

You can find out more about Jess on her LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicaframeceo/

You can find out more about Boston Consulting Group at - https://www.bcg.com/

Episode 48 - Jess Frame - Boston Consulting Group

Today’s guest is Seb Chamber Managing Partner of CIL Management Consultants.

Seb was introduced to me by a previous guest of mine, Dom Moorhouse, as someone I must get on the show and Seb certainly didn’t disappoint.

Seb’s route to Managing Partner is a really interesting story and one that while uncommon, gives an insight in to a lesser travelled route that I know many of you will be fascinated by. 

Instead of climbing the ladder to Partner Seb bought in to CIL, something that we discuss in detail in today’s episode, and grew the firm from there. Before you think ‘well that’s okay if you have plenty of cash’, Seb didn’t and there’s a lot you can learn from Seb’s approach here for those of you with aspirations to buy in to a business yourselves.

But this is only part of Seb’s story and we cover a range of topics in addition to this including:

Growing a Consulting firm where the head office is based outside of London and why Seb sees their Froom head office (a town 30 minutes outside of Bath) as an asset to the firm.

Seb’s advice to those looking to climb the Consulting career ladder as well as those with aspirations to build a career at the top of their firms for as long as he has.

The CIL meme wall, yes you heard me right, meme wall - the first I’ve seen in any consulting office – what this says about CILs culture and why culture is critical when starting and growing a business.

I really enjoyed this wide ranging conversation with Seb and it was great to dig in to topics that I’d not discussed with any other guest before.   

Whether you’re just starting out in Consulting, looking to climb to Partner in your firm or you have aspirations to buy in to a firm and be a part of growing a business there’s something in here for everyone.

You can find out more about Seb on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebastian-chambers-3ba205a/ 

Or drop him an email at schambers@cilconsultants.com  

If you’re interested in finding out more about CIL you can check out their website - http://www.cilconsultants.com/  

This episode is brought to you by Create Engage the Digital Marketing agency for the disruptive Management Consultancy.

Specific things we discuss in the show:

Bounce by Mathew Syed - http://amzn.eu/d/9LTUgvI 

Ted Talks - https://www.ted.com/talks 

Elyn Saks TED Talk – A tale of mental illness – From the Inside - https://www.ted.com/talks/elyn_saks_seeing_mental_illness?language=en

Episode 33 - Seb Chambers - CIL Management Consultants

Today’s guests are Tim Smeaton and Simon Walker, Co-Founders of Kubrick Group. Having built and the IPOd the global recruitment firm Hydrogen Group Simon and Tim decided they wanted to build another business and saw a huge gap in the Data Science space which led them to start Kubrick.

In just 18 months they’ve grown Kubrick from an idea to over 100 consultants with more consulting ‘cohorts’ (something we discuss in today’s episode) already scheduled to start their intense 16 week training before going out to work with industry leading blue chip clients.

It’s worth saying that neither Tim or Simon come from a data background and their story is a great case study for how making the right decisions early on can enable your firm to become a leader in your chosen industry.

Not only is their growth story hugely impressive but they’ve achieved it while pioneering a very different consulting model to the pyramid model prevalent in most Management Consulting businesses. Something we cover in detail in today’s episode.

In this interview we discuss a whole range of topics including:

What led Tim and Simon to create a data science consultancy and how they tested the market before investing a huge amount of their own money in launching Kubrick.

How they’ve managed to grow the business so rapidly in the highly competitive consulting market.

How they were able to create a consulting firm in an industry that they knew very little about and the steps they took to build industry leading expertise at Kubrick.

Their approach to business planning and their monthly planning process that ensures the firm continues to grow rapidly.

Their unique consulting business model and the benefits and challenges they’ve found as a result of it.

Their advice to those looking to set up their own business in consulting or outside of it.

And much much more!

If you want to find out more about Kubrick Group or reach out to Simon or Tim you can do so on the links, emails and phone numbers below:

Kubrick Group: http://kubrickgroup.com/

Tim Smeaton:

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-smeaton-424929/

Email: timsmeaton@kubrickgroup.com

Phone: +44 203 8664621

Simon Walker:

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-walker-8763b9/

Email: simonwalker@kubrickgroup.com

Phone: +44 203 8664622

Episode 16 - Tim Smeaton and Simon Walker - Kubrick Group

Stephen Newton is the Founder and Managing Partner of Elixirr. Elixirr are the entrepreneurial ‘Challenger Consultancy’ with a team of 130 across the UK, US and Africa. Elixirr span the whole spectrum of advisory work from advising major blue chip companies on operational strategy through to advising and investing in start-up businesses through their Elixirr Capital arm. They also have one of the coolest Consulting websites I’ve ever seen – www.elixirr.com

Stephen is a serial entrepreneur and his story shows the importance of determination and persistence when it comes to successfully achieving your goals. Prior to launching Elixirr Stephen launched 3 start ups and although they each failed for different reasons the lessons Stephen took from these ventures set him up for later success with Elixirr.

We dive in to so many topics in this interview including:

Stephen’s journey and what you can learn from it.

Why Consulting is the most entrepreneurial career you can have in the corporate world.

Why fixating on your salary is holding your career back and what you should focus on instead.

The importance of an entrepreneurial mindset for employees and how you can cultivate it.

Stephen’s career advice for millennials.

And much much more!

You can find out more about Stephen and get in touch with him through Linked In – https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-newton-3b331a15/  - and find out more about Elixirr at www.Elixirr.com

Specific things we discuss in the show:

We:Bo Fitness App - https://www.webofitapp.com/

Stephen’s Blog on the entrepreneurial mindset for employees - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/moving-from-employee-entrepreneur-stephen-newton/

Stephen’s blog on the characteristics of an employee and an entrepreneur -https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/difference-between-employee-entrepreneur-stephen-newton

Elixirr’s Salary Sacrifice scheme we discuss in the show - https://www.elixirr.com/2017/06/54-return-team-salary-sacrifice-scheme/

Episode 8 - Stephen Newton - Elixirr

Adrian Bettridge is the Managing Partner of Baringa Partners (www.baringa.com). Baringa Partners is an award winning, multi-national consultancy working across Energy, Financial Services, Consumer Products and Retail and Telecoms and Media. It’s also where I used to work!

This episode is a special one for me as I used to work for Adrian. I worked for Baringa for 3 years from 2012 – 2015 and without them I wouldn’t be working in Consulting to day.

Since I’ve left, Baringa has continued to cement its reputation for both it’s client work and it’s culture achieving Great Place to Work ‘master’ status in 2016 for being a ‘Great Place to Work’ for 10 years in a row and winning best large company to work for in the Great Place to Work awards in 2017.

We cover a whole range of really interesting topics in this episode including:

How Baringa has managed to grow so quickly in such a short space of time (they’ve almost doubled in size since I left!)

What skills Adrian has had to develop most as Managing Partner as the firm has grown

Adrian’s guiding life philosophy and what you should take from it

How Adrian maintains a healthy work life balance

Adrian’s view on Alcohol and whether you need to drink to make it to the top

And much much more!

You can find out more about Adrian on his Linked In page – https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrian-bettridge-9aa32b14/  or drop him a message at Adrian.bettridge@baringa.com

Specific things we discuss in the show:

7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey - http://amzn.eu/6xq8Syu

As A Man Thinketh by James Allen - http://amzn.eu/4zVUkaM

Tetris - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetris

Headspace - https://www.headspace.com/

The 5 Minute Journal by Intelligent Change - http://amzn.eu/1bm6M8K

How Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton Christensen - http://amzn.eu/3BdYYS5

Drive by Daniel Pink - http://amzn.eu/7lfMJUF

Elon Musk by Ashley Vance - http://amzn.eu/hMYipoZ

Team of Teams: New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World by General Stanley McChrystal - http://amzn.eu/gPsCXH3

Audible – www.audible.co.uk

Episode 4 - Adrian Bettridge - Baringa Partners

Today’s guest is Hannah Farrar, Chief Executive of Carnall Farrar, the specialist management consultancy dedicated to the healthcare industry.

Hannah has recently been recognised as one of the top 100 women in healthcare leadership, so naturally I couldn’t wait to sit down with her for this interview and explore her incredible career journey. 

Following a successful career in the NHS, Hannah and her co-founder Ruth Carnall decided that the time was right to strikeout on their own and set about launching Carnall Farrar, or CF as it’s now known.

Launching your own business is a daunting enough prospect but even more so when you’re a single mother with two young children to support. Something we go in to detail on in today’s show.

Since starting the firm over 7 years ago, CF has gone from strength to strength, growing from just the co-founders in to a firm of over 70 consultants working across health care and life sciences.

If that wasn’t enough, alongside her packed schedule running CF, Hannah is also a member of the Kings Fund General Advisory Council, and a non-executive director for Lantum.

We cover a huge amount of ground in today’s conversation and there's a ton of valuable insights for you in this one, including: 
- Why and how Hannah made the leap from a successful career in the NHS to launch Carnall Farrar and her key lessons for anyone thinking of doing the same.

- Hannah’s candidate experience of growing a business as a working mother and her advice for other parents out there, on how to achieve the often-difficult balance of creating both a successful career and a successful home life. 

- And the unique obstacles that women face in the consulting sector and Hannah’s take on what the industry needs to do to overcome them; both for junior consultants climbing the ranks as well as for senior leaders running their own consulting firms.

As we recorded this earlier in the year, Covid-19 is actually the one topic we don’t speak about, but as I know many of you are getting tired of hearing about it I’m sure that’ll be music to your ears.

That said, given the current environment, we couldn’t be releasing today’s interview with Hannah at a more appropriate time and it was fantastic to get her perspective from being on the front line of change and transformation in healthcare. 

If you’re a working parent yourself, thinking of moving into healthcare, or considering starting up your own consulting business as a result of the current economic situation then this episode is a must-listen. 

You can find out more about Hannah on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-farrar/?originalSubdomain=uk or Twitter https://twitter.com/hannahjfarrar?lang=en. 
You can find out more about Carnall Farrar at - https://www.carnallfarrar.com/ 
Specific things we discuss in the show:
The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N9OQOJ2/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

Stanford University Executive Education - https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/exec-ed 

David Gilroy at Conscious - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidgilroybs8/

Episode 61 - Hannah Farrar - Carnall Farrar

As a management consultant myself I’ve always been lucky to have mentors who have guided me through my career. 

When I was in house I regularly had quality time with Senior Partners that helped me rapidly accelerate my career and has continued to help since I’ve gone out on my own. 

While I had this great resource and knowledge bank to draw on I know many friends in Consulting aren’t as lucky with some only speaking with senior partners on a monthly or quarterly basis. 

That’s why I created this podcast. 

I wanted to help people like you who want to accelerate their careers in consulting by interviewing leaders in the field to share the advice, tips and strategies that they used to get to the top so that you can to so that you can too.

In each Episode I’ll be interviewing a senior figure in the industry so that you can learn from them. We’ll be going deep in to their background, how they succeeded and what their advice would be for you.

This podcast is brought to you by Create Engage the Digital Marketing agency for the disruptive Management Consultancy.

Digital Marketing has moved forward, but most consulting firms haven’t. Many Consulting firms still see their corporate blog as their sole Digital Marketing channel and find themselves frustrated when these blogs yield little if any results.

To help those of you who want to harness the power of Digital Marketing to grow your Consulting Business but don’t have the knowledge, capacity or in-house capability to do so I launched Create Engage, the first Digital Marketing agency for the Management Consulting Industry.

If you’d like to find out more about how Create Engage can help you use Digital Marketing to take your business to the next level then drop me an email at Nick@CreateEngage.co.uk or go to our website 

www.createengage.co.uk where you can download our free case study that breaks down down the Digital Marketing strategies used by one successful Consulting firm to help them grow over 400% in just 3 years and gives you the secrets they used, so that you can apply them in your own firm.

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