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The Top 25 Women Leaders in Consulting for 2022

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The Consulting Report is pleased to announce The Top 25 Women Leaders in Consulting for 2022. Through their various roles, these exceptional women have led their firms with insights and strategies across sectors from technology to healthcare, to financial services, as well as other sectors. They have earned their positions and place among the best in the industry by advancing the objectives of their clients and consistently driving outstanding results.

Kristen Soles of CohnReznick delivers strategic risk management and technology solutions that help organizations define their visions, solve critical business issues, and achieve positive outcomes during times of opportunity, transition, or crisis. Meanwhile, FTI Consulting’s Sophie Ross specializes in helping clients manage their overall e-discovery and review through predictable pricing models and by simplifying the multiple layers of discovery management. And Lan Guan of Accenture has led an array of analytics projects featuring customer segmentation and profiling, target marketing, predictive modeling, and business forecasting to enhance clients’ marketing efforts and improve the bottom line.

Amid a talented pool of nominees, these women set themselves apart based on their performance, their contributions to their particular area of expertise, and their reputation among their peers and the broader consulting industry. Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of The Top 25 Women Leaders in Consulting for 2022.

Annette Rippert (Accenture), Martha Carter (Teneo), Kristen Soles (CohnReznick), Linda Blair (Deloitte Consulting), Sophie Ross (FTI Consulting), Lan Guan (Accenture), Amanda Adler (Bain & Company), Nive Bhagat (Capgemini), Claudine Cohen (CohnReznick), Srimathi Shivashankar (HCL Technologies), Teresa Espírito Santo (Boston Consulting Group), Karen Dahut (Booz Allen Hamilton), Michelle Seale (PricewaterhouseCoopers), Marie Sylla-Dixon (Raytheon Technologies), Beth Howen (Atos), Victoria Cerami (Cerami & Associates, Inc.), Quay Kester (Evoke Research And Consulting), Amy Gilliland (General Dynamics Information Technology), Jacqueline Akerblom (Grant Thornton LLP), Anne O’Donnell (Procorre), Hilary Thomas (PA Consulting), Janel Firestein (Clarkston Consulting), Cathy Arnett (TRC Companies, Inc.), Toya Asbury (Alvarez & Marsal).

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