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Consulting Magazine Announces Its Annual "Small Jewels"

Seven Distinctive Firms Top Publication's Ranking of Small but Influential Consultancies

Consulting Magazine today announced its annual ranking of "Small Jewels" -- seven consulting firms that, while small in size, have set themselves apart inside an industry rich with client offerings.

After reviewing more than a hundred nominations, Consulting Magazine editors selected the 2006 "Small Jewels" based on a number of criteria, including client impact, firm culture, and innovation within consulting. To be nominated as a "Small Jewel," a firm must have no more than 250 billable consultants.

"Once again our 'Small Jewels' expose the breadth and depth of consulting offerings today," says Jack Sweeney, editor-in-chief of Consulting Magazine. "These seven firms are not only innovative in terms of their client offerings, but they have also established consulting cultures that foster dynamic work environments for their people."

Consulting Magazine's "Small Jewels" will be profiled in the magazine's upcoming March/April issue.

Consulting Magazine's Seven "Small Jewels," 2006 (Alphabetical)

BPM Partners, Stamford, Conn.

ACME Business Consulting, Portland, Ore.

Anderson Performance Improvement Company, Hastings, Minn.

EBPartners, Miami, Fla.

Pcubed, Ann Arbor, Mich.

Point B, Seattle, Wash.

Monitor Networks, Cambridge, Mass.

About Consulting Magazine

Consulting Magazine is the flagship publication of the consulting profession. The magazine features the latest information on consulting careers, thought leadership, and corporate strategies. Consulting is published by Kennedy Information, the authority in the consulting space since 1970. Consulting Magazine also organizes Kennedy Information's annual Consulting Summit -- the largest annual gathering of consulting leadership in North America.

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