For the seventh year running, The Financial Times has published its annual UK’s Leading Management Consultants report and Manchester’s Mason Advisory has been recognised in ten categories.
The leading digital and technology consultancy has been awarded silver in healthcare and life science, and bronze in six sector categories – chemicals and pharmaceuticals, financial institutions, consumer goods and retail, public and social sector, travel transport and logistics, and insurance.
It also secured three bronze awards in the services categories for IT implementation, IT strategy, and organisation and change.
The list, compiled by the Financial Times and Statista, identifies and celebrates consultancies most recommended by their peers and clients. The results are based on three surveys, one for consultants’ views of their peers, and an additional two surveys collating client feedback.
A total of 178 consultancies are listed this year, across 30 different industries and consulting sectors, and the inclusion of Mason Advisory is an acknowledgement of its strong reputation and performance within the UK consulting sector.
Paul Pugh, CEO at Mason Advisory (pictured) said: “This year, we have secured our best results yet in the report and being included is recognition from the whole industry and a huge honour for the business – we are delighted that so many of our clients and business leaders participated in the report and nominated us.
To be featured for the sixth time, and to have secured awards in ten categories demonstrates the importance of the work our team delivers, our strong partnerships with our clients, our deep expertise, and our understanding of the market.
“Following an encouraging year of growth, we are confidently focused on delivering tangible results to support our clients to create measurable and lasting change, to expand our specialisms further and to continue to build our team of talented consultants.”
Last year, Mason Advisory was listed in nine categories in the UK’s Leading Management Consultants report and was awarded the prestigious Social Value award for its transformative work with Northumberland County Council at the Management Consultancies Association awards.
