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How To Create A Strong Future and Brand Position with Jared Nichols

Consulting Matters

Why you need to develop intellectual property through content development. He is also a futurist, executive advisor, and professor of Strategic Foresight at the University of Tennessee’s Haslam College of Business, in Graduate and Executive Education.

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Pen vs Sword

Tom Spencer

Writers share information and create intellectual property, and writing is the work of the educator, the scientist, and the author. In contrast, fighters defend or acquire existing resources like land, property and oil reserves, and fighting is the province of the military, common thugs, and investment bankers.

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Why Law Firms Need IT Policies

Kraft Kennedy

Law firms handle sensitive and confidential information on a daily basis, such as client data, case details, financial records, and intellectual property. For the legal industry, IT policies are not only a component of operational maturity, but also a matter of ethics.

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Digitizing the World’s Wisdom

Chad Barr

One way I do it is by extrapolating the best content and intellectual property from my clients and then manifest it through various media formats and platforms. As I reflect on my mission here on earth and the legacy I’d like to leave, I believe it is my obligation and calling to help digitize the world’s wisdom.

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How to Get an Economic Consulting Job

Tom Spencer

While the exact type will depend on the company you are interviewing with, most cases generally include an issue relating to antitrust and competition, intellectual property, M&A, or transaction advisory. Cases in economic consulting interviews are not like the ones for management consulting.

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Stand-Out Consultants: What I Learned from Linda Popky

Women in Consulting

Am I creating new intellectual property each week that I can share with my clients? Linda used an example from an audience member who is an educational consultant who advises on college placement. :: As a consultant for many years, I like to think I have a handle on my business. Focus on value, not deliverables.

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Finding Success at the Negotiating Table as an Independent Consultant

Comatch

Some conventional factors are important to highlight, like education, employment history, and experience. You will get an inside look into their daily operations and potentially even valuable IP (intellectual property). So, it will fall to you to try and prove your case for why you deserve a certain amount of compensation.