This year's MCA Consultant of the Year champions - and the ones who came close
The Management Consultancies Association has launched the first ever Consultant of the Year Awards in order to find the best performers in six service-line categories and three career stages. Hamish McKechnie-Scharma of Capgemini was the winner in the 'Performance Improvement Consultant of the Year' category, while Capgemini's Nigel Green was runner-up in the 'IT Consultant of the Year' category.
11 November 2007
Publication
In the past 12 months the Management Consultancies Association, the trade association for UK-based consulting firms, reports a renewed “war for talent” as the market for consulting services continues to grow. But that hasn’t meant a drop in standards: clients have never been better informed or more demanding, looking for advanced skills in many specific fields, delivered with ever increasing levels of involvement and commitment to their business. So the bar was set high when the MCA launched the first ever Consultant of the Year Awards to find the best the profession has to offer in six service-line categories and three career stages.
Performance Improvement Consultant of the Year
Winner: Hamish McKechnie-Sharma, Capgemini Consulting
Hamish is in Capgemini Consulting’s Supply Chain Management practice. Hamish is profiled here: Good, better, best.
IT Consultant of the Year
Runner-up [one of two]: Nigel Green, Capgemini Technology Services
Green, 51, joined Capgemini in 2005. His work for the Home Office on an IT network
for the criminal justice system and the lessons learnt from the project, which
can be applied to other public-sector organisations, is being turned into a book.
To read the full article at TimesOnline and details of all the winners and runners-up, click here.
To find out more about our Supply Chain Management practice, click here.
To find out more about Capgemini’s Technology Services, click here.
