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Managing the Covid-19 crisis: Returning to the office

Difficult judgments and trade-offs will characterise business activity in the coming months, according to the latest Eden McCallum survey, which was carried out in the first few days of July and focused on the re-opening of offices as lockdown eases. The difficulty stems from uncertainty about future prospects and trading conditions – an uncertainty reflected…

Achieving impact as consultants in the third sector: learnings from Eden McCallum’s NGO Partnership

In January, Eden McCallum hosted a round-table discussion bringing together our NGO partners from Save the Children and Impetus-PEF with a group of our consultants. The discussion focused on the impact of Eden McCallum’s work with our partners in the third sector, and on what we can learn from our successful partnership. Some highlights of…

January 2015

Could the worst be behind us? Dutch business leaders are cautiously optimistic about the economy

There is some good news: the Dutch business community is hopeful for 2015. The majority of 250 business leaders surveyed by Eden McCallum in the Netherlands are optimistic about the domestic economic outlook over the next couple of years. Perhaps this guarded optimism is in some way influenced by interest rate expectations: most (77%) expect…

January 2015

Results of Eden McCallum's Economic Outlook survey 2014

A small but distinct chill has descended on some UK businesses as they look forward to 2015. The strong optimism of December 2013 has faltered a little, leaving several companies slightly less certain about future business prospects. That is one conclusion to draw from the second annual Eden McCallum survey of their corporate clients and…

December 2014

Dissolving of boundaries lets in more competitors

The industry is having to adapt as technological changes redraw the landscape

The Financial Times, Business of Consulting, November 2014

Eden McCallum hosts a conversation with Innocent Drinks co-founder Adam Balon

How did the idea for Innocent Drinks develop? What went wrong along the way? How did the team work and stay together? And how did it feel to sell out? At a recent event in London, Adam Balon, co-founder of Innocent Drinks shared candid stories with Eden McCallum’s Nick Kirkbride and some of the firm’s…

October 2014

Eden McCallum announces new partner in London

Eden McCallum has elected Stephanie Mills to its partnership. A former Principal with the Boston Consulting Group, Stephanie joined the Eden McCallum in-house team in London as Associate Partner in 2013, bringing a wealth of experience, most notably in healthcare. She also brought a close perspective on Eden McCallum, having worked with the firm for…

October 2014

Disruptive innovation: successful challenger CEOs discuss perspectives at Eden McCallum event

Dominating a market is a great thing – until, suddenly, you don’t. An apparently healthy market position can be undermined fast. Success does not really prepare you for this. That is one of the reasons why incumbents can be vulnerable to disruptive innovators. Incumbents just don’t see them coming. Many firms would like to see…

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September 2014

Eden McCallum confirms partnership with Save the Children

Eden McCallum is delighted to announce that Save the Children has joined our NGO Partnership. This pro bono programme has donated over 70 consulting projects to charities in the UK and abroad over the past 7 years. Through our NGO Partnership, Eden McCallum’s independent consultants volunteer to use their business skills to change lives. Working…

September 2014

Katy Gotch awarded Pro Bono Project of the Year by Impetus– The Private Equity Foundation

Impetus –The Private Equity Foundation have recognised Eden McCallum alumna Katy Gotch with their award for Pro Bono Project of the Year. The award, for impact and commitment in working with Impetus-PEF portfolio charities, was given in recognition of Katy’s strategy work through Eden McCallum for Resurgo Social Ventures, and celebrated at the Transforming Lives…

Impetus-PEF Transforming Lives Dinner, June 2014

Of More Than Academic Interest: Eden McCallum featured at LBS Ghoshal Conference

Sumantra Ghoshal was a greatly admired professor at London Business School (LBS), who died at the early age of 55 in 2004. Since 2007 LBS has held an annual conference in his honour inviting business school academics from around the world to discuss “managerially relevant research”. This conference is dedicated to finding out what is…

London Business School, May 2014