I graduated from Liverpool University with a degree in Geography in 1999, and seeking variety while I decided what I wanted to do long term with my career, I began my management consultancy career at ...
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To safeguard its future, the NHS must find a credible way to achieve financial balance. However, just like their counterparts in other sectors, health leaders won’t act on a hunch.
In the first of our new four-part series on business coaching, we discuss the motivations behind Berkeley’s commitment to invest heavily in developing the coaching skills of the partner team and a small number of experienced consultants.
Welcome to unspun 35. We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of our newsletter, unspun. This issue includes articles on coaching, the NHS, Intelligent Automation and an update from Berkeley’s UK & US offices.
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