Gossip from the industry - Cut the bull
Management consultants are funny sorts. During research for News Analysis on whether or not brokers ...
Management consultants are funny sorts. During research for News Analysis on whether or not brokers could benefit from employing a consultant (p.8), Overheard stumbled across the idea of deciphering the jargon-ridden terms these experts come out with in order to help brokers decipher what they mean.
Lo and behold, one of the top consultants in insurance came to the rescue with an amusingly titled game. Tony Cornell of Cornell Consulting emailed Overheard a bingo-inspired game designed to
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