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Booz.Allen & Hamilton is one of the biggest, oldest and best-known names in the field of general management consulting. Founded in 1914 by Ed Booz, one of the early pioneers in the management consulting field, the firm that bears his name now has more than 8,000 employees spread across 80 offices around the world. About 2,500 of these employees work in Booz.Allen's World Commercial Business (WCB), which is the focus of this guide. (The rest are in World Technology Business, which works mostly with government organizations.) WCB consults with Fortune 500 companies and their equivalents abroad and unlike many of its competitors (such as McKinsey and BCG) is divided by practice. What's the rest of the story behind this major player in the management consulting arena? This WetFeet.com Insider Guide will tell you.
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