I graduated with a Master’s Degree in Economics from the University of Paris X in 2001 and after a couple of years working in Sales and Marketing in Paris and Amsterdam, I moved to the UK where I comp...
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Partner Jonathan Kennedy explains why building ownership was critical for putting the GTR...
Berkeley helped develop the turnaround strategy for the Post Office’s largest 300 branches.
A blend of programme delivery, governance and change management expertise filled a critical gap...
How we helped the Post Office tackle a complex transformation programme.
By rapidly establishing credibility at the most senior levels endorsement was achieved for a...
How we helped our client to develop and implement a new global web platform.
Delivering a complex, global strategy with lean resources.
How we helped the CEO create a new business strategy.
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