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Le Boston Consulting Group est l'une des cinq sociétés de conseil à s'être partagé le beau gâteau du conseil au gouvernement australien en 2016. Le Daily Telegraph révèle que cinq cabinets se sont partagé près de 130 millions de dollars australiens (88 millions d'euros) d'honoraires pour l'année fiscales écoulées. Le BCG a notamment réalisé cinq missions pour le département de l'immigration pour un total de 13 millions de dollars australiens (8,8 millions d'euros). Le détail des missions reste inconnu, le ministère ayant refusé de répondre aux questions du journaliste.
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Guide des cabinets de conseil en stratégie
Nous avons rassemblé pour vous une sélection de cabinet de conseil de direction générale présent en France. Pour chacun, vous trouverez notre analyse.
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