After graduating from York University in 2006 with a masters degree in Physics, I instantly decided that a career in technology was for me. I joined Accenture’s technology consulting practice where I ...
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It's the people that make Berkeley different to other consultancies. Bright, friendly, down-to-earth people who are both thinkers and doers. Working by your side, as consultants and colleagues, to get the right results.
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Founded in 1990, The Berkeley Partnership is an independent management consultancy. Based in London and New York, we work with many household names and global organisations helping them to develop strategies and transform their business. In doing so, we are often at the heart of them achieving their most ambitious goals.
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As Asos announces that it is scrapping its ‘A-list’ loyalty programme, Berkeley Partner, Hadley Baldwin, talks to the FT about the value of such schemes.
The Berkeley Partnership has been shortlisted in two categories of the Working Mums Top Employer Awards 2018, which celebrate best practice in smart working and the advancement of women in the workplace.
The Berkeley Partnership has been shortlisted in the Talent Management category of the Personnel Today Awards, which celebrate the best in HR.
As M&S reports a sharp drop in annual profits, Berkeley Partner, Dave Machin, talks to Drapers about the challenges facing the UK’s high street.
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