The Financial Times has listed Project One, for the sixth consecutive year, as one of the UK’s Leading Management Consultancies in its annual report, with a record-breaking 13 awards – more than any previous year.
Out of 2,000 consultancies, only 170 are listed, with Project One receiving 13 special recognition awards in total in the following service areas and sectors:
Services
- Digital Transformation
- Organisation & Change
- Data, Analytics & Big Data
Sectors
- Aerospace & Defence
- Financial Institutions & Services
- Healthcare & Life Sciences
- Internet, Media & Entertainment
- IT, Technology & Telecommunications
- Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
- Consumer Goods & Retail
- Energy; Utilities & Environment
- Travel, Transport & Logistics
- Public & Social Sector.
Project One is a leading, independent business transformation consultancy, supporting large organisations with their most critical change and transformation agendas and delivery programmes. Over the last 25 years, they have built a long-term partnerships with their customers, such as, Unilever, BAE Systems, AstraZeneca, National Grid, VirginMediaO2, British Airways, Rolls-Royce, and central Government, to name a few.
The highly anticipated report, which uses customer and consultancy peer recommendations to list and rate businesses in the sector, is compiled for the Financial Times by research and data provider Statista.
James O’Sullivan, CEO Project One, said: “A heartfelt thank you to all our customers and consultancy peers who recommended Project One. We’re honoured to retain our spot in the report for the sixth consecutive year, it’s a true testament to the quality and value our skilled change leaders deliver every day.
Receiving 13 awards, including recognition in two new categories, highlights the strong recommendations in our core services and reflects our deep expertise in an ever-expanding list of sectors.
I’m incredibly proud of this industry recognition and deeply grateful to everyone who supported us. Congratulations to our amazing team and to all the consultancies featured in the report!”
Read the full report here.