All QS articles – Page 74
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NewsEC Harris promotes six to partnership
Three staff in the Middle East, two in the UK and one in China promoted
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NewsCapita Symonds managing director to lead defence bid
Jonathan Goring to take on full time role heading up Capita Symonds joint-bid for £400m Ministry of Defence private sector partner contract
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CommentConsultants: Little and large
From leviathans to boutique specialists, what will clients be looking for from the consultancy market in 2013?
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News40% of Davis Langdon equity partners have left since Aecom deal
Full scale of departures revealed but Aecom denies consultant has been weakened
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FeaturesAecom/Davis Langdon: Culture shock
Aecom bought Davis Langdon in 2010. Building talks to those who left, those who stayed, and the firm’s clients on what has changed - and what the future holds
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NewsRICS posts mixed financial results
Institution posts another loss but its income and membership numbers rise
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NewsAecom to project manage 67 schools in Liberia
US-based consultancy to oversee building projects in West African nation rebuilding after years of civil war
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NewsSweett bags four-year TfL framework
Consultant appointed sole cost manager on London Overground upgrade
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NewsDL cull focused on regional offices
Building can reveal the names of five directors that have left the firm
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FeaturesRamboll interview: Back to black
For a man who has a one million pound hole to fill, Steve Canadine, boss of Ramboll’s UK arm, doesn’t seem particularly worried
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NewsSweett to expand to six more Asian countries
Firm turns attention to Asia as ‘main target growth market’ after posting improved results
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NewsClutch of directors go in fresh Davis Langdon cull
Exclusive: Consultant makes new round of redundancies, with a host of directors leaving
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NewsG&T lands role on Globe theatre extension
Consultant will work with Allies Morrison on new indoor theatre
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NewsSweett seals alliance with Chicago consultant
Both consultants will target retail opportunities worldwide
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NewsGovernment details £7.3bn consultancy pipeline
Cabinet Office reveals details of a £7.3bn pipeline of work for professional services as part of its drive to publish future projects and contracts
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