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After two years in the public sector, I started my consulting career at PwC in 2010. Throughout my time there I developed a broad set of consulting skills designing and implementing large scale change...

Richard Holmes, Consultant

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High stakes supplier selection for a key programme

A blueprint for success

Our client was a global consumer goods company mobilising a €100m+ programme to achieve a major step change in its global information capabilities. With such a lot at stake, our client engaged us to help them develop and provide expert delivery programme know-how to run a rigorous supplier selection and mobilisation process to appoint the organisations who would ultimately support them in creating a new fit for purpose infrastructure. 

We're proud of the supplier selection process we helped create, and the way in which we worked collaboratively to achieve the right result for our client, is now considered to be the best practice template for all their major programmes. It was a fundamental factor in setting the programme up to deliver effectively across a wide range of business functions and geographies.

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