Management Consultancy

Morgen Witzel is an internationally known writer, lecturer and thinker on the problems of management and leadership. His books have been published in twelve languages and have sold more than sixty thousand copies worldwide. He is a Fellow of the Centre for Leadership Studies, University of Exeter Business School, UK and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.

• 1. Introduction Part I: What Consultancy Is 2. What is Management Consultancy? 3. From Company Doctors to Strategic Partners 4. The Roles of the Consultant 5. The Client Part II: What Consultants Do 6. Analysis 7. Problem Solving and Capacity Building 8. Impact 9. Failure and Recovery Part III: Issues in Management Consultancy 10. Ethics in Management Consultancy 11. Consultancy and Sustainability 12. A Career in Consultancy

'Morgen Witzel’s book on 'Management Consultancy' sets out new ground in a field which is insufficiently explored in the academic literature. It deals with both the conceptual and practical dimensions of consultancy in a readable and interesting manner. His coverage of this very interesting topic is most thorough and his analysis is indeed robust, setting the coverage in a truly global business setting. The book is clearly written and accessible to not only undergraduates and MBAs in the subject but also interested practitioners.' - Malcolm Warner, Professor and Emeritus Fellow, Wolfson College and Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, UK'This book brings the landscape of management consultancy to life. You’ll discover how management consultants engage clients, work with problems, add value, and make a difference. For anyone thinking about management consultancy as a career, making their way in the field, or wondering whether to hire a firm, this provides invaluable guidance.' - Nigel Guy Linacre, Co-Founder of LeadNow'Witzel acknowledges that management consultancy is a vast and changing subject and so it is no mean feat to have written such a well-structured and engaging book. Students of business will find a rigorous analysis of what it is to be a management consultant, supported with practical exercises and a range of global case studies. However, the relevance and value of the content extends much further. With its detailed overview of subjects from client engagement to ethics and professional standards, Management Consultancy earns its place on the bookshelves of management consultants, both generalists and specialists as well as their clients.' - Alison Hogan, Managing Partner, Anchor Partners Ltd, UK