Best Practices In Consulting: Recommendations from Women In Consulting Annual SurveyNow in its 18th year, the information from the Women In Consulting (WIC) Best Practices Research Report: Recommendations for Successful Consulting has been used by scores of consultants as a source for insights on what drives success for their consulting businesses. The recommendations are from a professional survey, run annually, that takes an in-depth look at the state of best practices across consulting firms. All consultants, including those beyond the WIC community, are invited to participate in this confidential survey. All survey participants, as well as WIC Professional, Contributing, and Executive members, receive:
If you are not a Professional, Contributing, or Executive member of WIC or did not participate in this year’s survey, you can purchase a copy of the report here and also receive access to the community and the interviews. Members may access the report, community access, and interviews here.
Research ScopeThe survey asks detailed questions about strategies and tactics consultants used to more effectively manage and drive growth for their businesses in the previous calendar year. These include:
Here are words of wisdom from a few of our survey respondents:
Special thanks to Women In Consulting volunteersMichele Madansky, PhD, Michele Madansky Consulting, had the great pleasure to review, consolidate and analyze the qualitative data. Ellen Grace Henson, Marketing Mechanics, managed the project overall in addition to doing deep and broad analysis, identifying differentials and trends and helping shape the themes. Jen Berkley Jackson, The Insight Advantage, has been involved since Women In Consulting first began conducting this research. She helped define the flow, programmed the survey, and created data tables.
The 2019 final report was produced by: Gabriela Martínez, Texto Graphic Design. This is the eighth year Gabriela has been responsible for layout and design. Tiffeny Price, Content Author, was the report writer, helping to organize the report flow and tell the story of the research findings. Sharyn Fitzpatrick, Marcom Gurus, provided her expertise in managing the production of the webinar, reviewing the report in detail.
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