Best Consulting Firms in Europe in Each Practice Area

McKinsey & Company is a privately owned management consulting firm. Roundly considered the most prestigious company of its kind, it has achieved a near-universal level of renown, despite a decades-long commitment to confidentiality that...

The name may sound local, but Boston Consulting Group's reach-and expertise-is anything but. With almost 19,000 employees in over 90 offices in 50 countries, the firm ranks as one of America's Largest Private Companies, according to Forbes...

Founded in 1973, Bain is one of the world's most prestigious consulting firms. The firm's 10,500+ employees help the world's top business leaders make big decisions that will direct their organizations' futures, and then help them realize those...

The midas Touche While Deloitte maintains a presence in over 35 European countries, there's no formal Europe-specific entity at the firm.  There is, however, a parent company, known as Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT), which is a collection of...

Mashed-up moniker Accenture -- whose name derives from "accent on the future" -- was formally established by partners from the consulting division of various Arthur Andersen firms in 1989 as Andersen Consulting.  Their goal: To create a new...

Getting back into it Big Four accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers has been steadily building its consulting practice in recent years, following the sale of its original consulting wing to IBM in 2002.  These days, PwC's management consulting...

As a consultancy, A.T. Kearney has a rich heritage that dates to the 1920s, with the founding of McKinsey & Company and the arrival of consulting as a profession. James Oscar McKinsey set up his original firm in Chicago in 1926, and one of...

From its humble beginning as a small, one-man consulting firm, Roland Berger has grown into an international giant. Ranked among the top-10 in global strategy consulting, it is the largest consulting firm to have emerged from Europe, where it...

Not your ordinary consultancy Rebranded from Ernst and Young in 2013, EY's history stretches back as far as 1903. One of the Big Four accounting firms in the world today, alongside Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Deloitte and KPMG EY does not offer...