consultancy
Americannoun
plural
consultancies-
the state of being a consultant; the position of a consultant.
a consultancy with a government agency.
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a person or firm that provides consulting consulting advice or services.
Etymology
Origin of consultancy
Example Sentences
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Wedbush, the privately held investment bank and brokerage based in Los Angeles, hired Ives from a marketing consultancy in 2018 to help expand tech research efforts.
From Barron's
Greg was just about to start an engineering consultancy when he went into hospital.
From BBC
Ben Jones is from UK and Australia-based business consultancy The Behavioural Architects, which looks at behavioural science and how it can be used by companies.
From BBC
Plans know that supplemental benefits are a big draw and hesitate to make cuts—especially to the “table stakes” benefits of dental, vision, and hearing,” says Robin Duddy-Tenbrunsel, principal at Avalere Health, a consultancy.
From Barron's
Growth in the sector is already staggering, with solar manufacturing capacity expected to soon exceed 125 GW, according to consultancy Wood Mackenzie said.
From Barron's
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