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Who We AreFTI Consulting is the world’s leading expert-driven consulting firm. Over the last 40 years, FTI Consulting experts have served as the trusted advisor to Fortune 500 companies and the world’s leading law and private equity firms when they are facing their greatest opportunities and challenges. Our strong performance and continued success are a direct reflection of the ambition, energy…

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FTI Consulting was hired by the tobacco industry to spread misinformation about cigarettes in the 1990s. During the internet age, they became the go-to firm to manufacture lunatic opinions for internet comment sections.

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Healthcare Consulting Services  Market Shows Magnificent Growth During Forecasted Years 2024-2031| Exclusive Research Report

The recently released Healthcare Consulting Services Market Report 2024, delivers an in-depth analysis of the market. This comprehensive evaluation includes size, product specifications, cost structures, industry connections, and an overview of the market landscape. Additionally, the report offers detailed insights into the Healthcare Consulting Services market's size, volume, and forecasts across various product types, applications, and end-users. With its expert insights, the report serves as a crucial guide for enterprises seeking a strategic comprehension of the constantly evolving technology sector.

Who are the Largest Manufacturers of Healthcare Consulting Services Market Globally?

McKinsey & Company

Boston Consulting Group

Deloitte Consulting LLP

Accenture

PwC

KPMG LLP

Ernst & Young LLP

Bain & Company

Huron Consulting Group Inc.

Navigant Consulting, Inc.

The Advisory Board Company

AlixPartners LLP

FTI Consulting, Inc.

Alvarez & Marsal Holdings, LLC

HealthCare Appraisers, Inc.

The Chartis Group

ZS Associates

Guidehouse

Gartner, Inc.

L.E.K. Consulting LLC

Healthcare Consulting Services Market’s Drivers and Restraints:

The report delves into crucial aspects of the Healthcare Consulting Services market, including production costs, supply chain dynamics, and raw material dependencies. It offers an analysis of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the industry and provides actionable recommendations for businesses to navigate evolving market conditions effectively. Key market restraints, such as economic challenges in emerging nations and obstacles within the business landscape, are identified and explored in detail. Understanding these risks enables businesses to devise strategies aimed at mitigating challenges and ensuring sustained success in this dynamic industry.

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Healthcare Consulting Services Market Size And Scope

The Healthcare Consulting Services market has experienced notable growth in recent years, propelled by the rising demand for power electronics across various sectors, including automotive, telecommunications, and renewable energy. This market is poised for further expansion as the global adoption of electric vehicles and renewable energy sources accelerates. Healthcare Consulting Services s are highly valued for their exceptional thermal conductivity, electrical insulation, and mechanical strength, making them indispensable in power modules and electronic components. With ongoing advancements in technology and manufacturing, the applications of Healthcare Consulting Services s are expected to broaden, extending their reach into an even wider array of uses in the near future.

Regional Segmentation:

North America: U.S., Canada and Mexico

Europe: Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Spain, and Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific: China, India, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and Rest of Asia Pacific

South America: Brazil, Argentina, and Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa: GCC Countries, South Africa, and Rest of Middle East & Africa

Why You Should Purchase This Report:

Discovering Valuable Connections: Uncover potential suppliers and partnership opportunities highlighted in the report.

Market Dynamics and Trends: Grasp a complete understanding of the global Healthcare Consulting Services market's dynamics and trends.

In-Depth Market Analysis: Explore the latest market trends and thorough competitive analysis, along with other key insights about the global market.

Spotting Potential Collaborators: Learn about potential future partners, suppliers, or affiliates outlined in the report.

Strategic Mergers and Acquisitions: Strategically plan mergers and acquisitions by identifying top manufacturers in the industry.

Identifying Emerging Competitors: Recognize emerging players who have strong product offerings, allowing you to devise effective strategies to stay competitive.

Targeting New Clients or Partners: Identify potential new clients or partners within your desired audience.

Strategizing Based on Industry Leaders: Develop tactical plans by understanding the key areas of focus for leading companies.

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mWISE Conference 2024: See Future Of Cybersecurity

The field of cybersecurity is always changing, and using collective intelligence to remain ahead of the curve is essential. The mWISE Conference 2024 offers you the opportunity to interact with the visionary thinkers influencing the future of cybersecurity and immerse yourself in the most recent threat intelligence and Cutting-Edge Technology

mWISE Conference 2024 is a three-year-old program that was specifically created by the security community for the security community. Attendees will share information, get insight from personal experiences, and view the most recent, tried-and-true solutions that are assisting organisations in fending off significant threats throughout the two-day event, which is vendor-neutral.

On September 18–19, at mWISE in Denver, Colorado, experts from Mandiant, Google Cloud, and the larger cybersecurity community will convene.

The keynote address: Expert perspectives

Feature the most recent information from luminaries and pioneers in security on keynote stage.

Kevin Mandia

The first day of the conference begins with statements from Google Cloud strategic security advisor Kevin Mandia. The threat environment and how organisations should secure their most valuable assets will be covered tactically.

Jen Easterly

What worries the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency? CISA director Jen Easterly discusses the biggest cybersecurity issues on day two.

The growing cash cow of cyberspace

Groups and their affiliates are still being driven to increase operations and make additional investments in their businesses by the profitability of ransomware. Experts in cybercrime Brett Callow of FTI Consulting, Kimberly Goody of Mandiant, and Allan Liska of Recorded Future talk about the most recent data and trends surrounding ransomware, including a rise in aggressive extortion tactics, and how businesses may better protect themselves against and handle threats. Journalist Kim Zetter, an expert in cybersecurity and national security, will moderate the panel.

Defending against complex threats

Firsthand observations Mandiant Consulting’s CTO, Charles Carmakal, leads a mainstage conversation with seasoned business executives who have guided their companies through well-publicized cybersecurity incidents. Discover how cybersecurity leadership is changing in-depth, with insights that can be applied by professionals of all stripes.

John Hultquist

Leaders need to employ dynamic, frontline intelligence in the current threat scenario in order to anticipate changing enemies. John Hultquist, chief analyst at Mandiant Intelligence, examines the most recent front-line findings and solutions for the most pressing threats in a fireside chat.

What will they know when AI becomes intelligent?

Author and researcher David Eagleman analyses how artificial intelligence may surpass human intelligence and how google cloud might forecast it.

Large sessions: Dive deeply into the crucial cybersecurity problems of the day

Over 70 presentations covering nine tracks Cloud Security, Threat Intelligence, the Intersection of AI and Cybersecurity, Next Gen CISO, Security Engineering, Security Operations, Security Threats and Exploits are offered at this year’s mWISE Conference 2024. We’ve picked a few sessions to highlight here to pique your interest

How generative AI changes defense

Leaders in Google Cloud Security Steph Hay and Umesh Shankar explain macro trends at the nexus of security and AI and what they represent for your company using insights from talks with CISOs, the most recent Mandiant research, and Google DeepMind breakthroughs.

North Korean-backed threat actor goes from job interview to bitcoin heist

Clearing a job interview is the first step towards an insider bitcoin theft. Listen as Mandiant Senior Consultants Yi Han Ang and Sun Pu reveal a highly skilled cyber-espionage operation that was launched against a cryptocurrency corporation by a North Korean threat actor. They intend to talk about how crucial it is to put in place thorough security measures in the cloud in order to lessen the likelihood of assaults like this one.

Generative AI-era secure remote identity verification

In the age of generative AI, secure remote identity verification Science-based biometrics-as-a-service can prevent deepfake assaults by enabling dependable, simple-to-manage remote identification for employees and customers. The CEO and creator of iProov, Andrew Bud, discusses the difficulties in implementing remote identity throughout the company and offers customer best practices in this presentation.

The supply-chain attack summer taught us

In the summer of 2023, there were an unprecedented amount of supply chain attacks. Key issues like legal exposure, cyber reporting, and handling threats to company officials or their families will be covered by Erin Joe (Google Cloud Office of the CISO), Lyn Brown and Megan Brown (Wiley Rein), and Jennifer Burnside (Crisis Communications for Google Cloud Security). They will also share lessons learnt and talk about emerging trends.

Construct a low-cost, high-value quantitative risk management program

Tim Anderson and Matthew Harding of ID.me have provided a systematic guide to implementing quantitative risk management. Find out how to report and communicate risk from the boardroom to the security team room. The application and operation of quantitative program design using people, procedures, and technology will be covered.

The cloud security dilemma Unsecure use, safe cloud

Cloud service providers make significant investments in security, far more than what most businesses could accomplish on their own. But leaks and breaches in the cloud dominate the headlines. Why is that? In actuality, cloud security is a shared opportunity as much as a shared obligation. Google Cloud‘s Anton Chuvakin explores this somewhat perplexing conundrum in this session.

Opportunities for networking: Establishing your cybersecurity community

Building a network that can help you in your profession and interacting with peers to gain knowledge from their experiences are all important aspects of mWISE Conference 2024. Make the most of the many breakout sessions, social events, and networking opportunities to establish meaningful relationships.

Among these chances is a special Capture the Flag challenge where you may put your cybersecurity prowess to the test. This CTF game simulates a threat hunt using real-world information from ransom notes, the dark web, and CISA advisories. Using a new Google Threat Intelligence product, follow the clues, evaluate the evidence, and work through the puzzles to identify the flags.

On September 18–19 in Denver, Colorado, They look forward to building Google defender’s community and sharing their most recent security findings with you.

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company delivered second quarter of 2024 operating profit of $104.092 millionFTI Consulting Inc. (FCN) has reported a 33.71% increase in its earnings per share (EPS) to $2.34 in the fiscal second quarter of 2024. This is a significant improvement compared to the prior year's earnings of $2.23 per share. Additionally, the company's revenue increased by 9.781% to $949.16 million in the second quarter, up from $864.59 million in the previous year. The impressive financial results of FTI Consulting Inc. indicate the company's strong performance and growth in the

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Three Designations and a Removal: Recent Major Companies Targeted by OFAC and Their Implications

No matter how large or influential, any company that violates sanctions runs the risk of being placed on the U.S. Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)’s Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List. Once a company is considered an SDN, all U.S. persons and entities are generally prohibited from dealing with that company and all of the company’s U.S. assets are immediately frozen.

In the first quarter of 2020, sanctions compliance professionals have seen the U.S. government designate more than one major global company. Recent designations include big companies such as Swiss subsidiaries of Russian-based Rosneft and Hong Kong based Triliance, just to name a few; proving once again that there is no company too big for U.S. sanctions.

In this article, we examine three recent major corporate designations (and one removal) and discuss the implications of these designations for corporate compliance.

Designation 1: Rosneft subsidiaries targeted for trade in Venezuelan oil

On March 12, 2020, OFAC designated TNK Trading International S.A. (TTI), pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13850, for operating in the oil sector of the Venezuelan economy. TTI, an exporter of unrefined petroleum and petroleum products incorporated in Switzerland, is a subsidiary of Russian state-controlled Rosneft Oil Company (ROC), which gained control in December 2017.

Three weeks earlier, on February 18, 2020 OFAC designated Rosneft Trading SA (RTSA) (another Switzerland-based subsidiary of ROC), due to its operations within the oil sector of the Venezuelan economy. Its President, Didier Casimiro, has also been designated as an SDN for having acted or purported to act for or on behalf of RTSA.

As it turned out, cargoes of Venezuelan oil allocated to RTSA were changed to TTI in order to evade U.S. sanctions. Together, TTI and RTSA handled a large percentage of Venezuela’s oil exports in 2019. In January 2020, TTI purchased nearly 14 million barrels of crude oil from Petroleos de Venezuela (PdVSA).

Concurrent with these actions, OFAC issued General License 36A to authorize certain transactions and activities that are ordinarily incident and necessary to the wind down of transactions involving RTSA or TTI through 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time, May 20, 2020.

According to Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin: “TTI Trading International S.A. is another Rosneft subsidiary brokering the sale and transport of Venezuelan crude oil, which is subject to sanctions.”

These recent designations follow the U.S. and other countries implementing sanctions against the mother company, ROC, in 2014, after Russia’s intervention in Ukraine. The oil company was placed on the Sectoral Sanctions Identifications (SSI) List as subject to Directives 2 and 4 under Executive Order 13662 of March 20, 2014. Entities on the SSI List do not face asset freezes and U.S. persons are not strictly prohibited from dealing with them. Rather, they are subject to restrictions regarding access to certain types of financing and, in some cases, access to U.S. exports.

It is important to note that ROC is not currently on the SDN list, and as such, blocking sanctions like those placed on TTI and RTSA do not apply to ROC.

In addition to SDN designation on TTI and RTSA, sectoral sanctions also apply to them.

Lastly, the General License wind down activities only covers activities related to EO 13850, not for SSI related sanctions

Compliance Considerations:

S. intends to continue to encourage democratic order in Venezuela

This is not the first time Rosneft has tried to avoid sanctions, and it is not likely to be the last

Watch out for OFAC’s 50% rule!

ROC and its subsidiaries have long been in the headlines for their attempts to circumvent U.S. sanctions, and it is likely that they will continue to do so in the future.

According to Eric Rudolph, Senior Director at FTI Consulting, “[ROC] will continue taking actions to minimize and challenge the impact of U.S. sanctions on any ally of Russia through shifting business to new entities, under complex ownership structures.”

In addition, Max Lerner, Global Head of Sanctions Compliance at State Street, reminds us that, “Parties subject to sanctions have incentive to evade those sanctions to achieve economic profit”. He adds that, “it is important for compliance officers to ‘put your self in a sanctions evader’s shoes’ and work to develop compliance countermeasures to detect and prevent such circumvention of sanctions.”

Under OFAC’s 50 Percent Guidance: any entity owned in the aggregate, directly or indirectly, 50 percent or more by one or more blocked persons, is itself considered to be a blocked person. Accordingly, a U.S. person may not engage in any transactions with such an entity, unless authorized by OFAC. Non-US persons are also prohibited from dealing with the designated companies or entities owned 50 percent or more by them if the transactions involve U.S. persons or the U.S. financial system, including payments that clear through U.S. correspondent accounts.

OFAC’s 50 percent rule applies to entities on both the SDN List and SSI List, however, it is important to note that the 50 Percent Rule only works “downhill”. As such, if either TTI or RTSA (both SDNs) own 50 percent or more of any company, that company would also be considered designated by OFAC. Similarly, because ROC has been placed on the SSI List, its subsidiaries TTI and RTSA will also be considered SSIs according to the 50 Percent Rule. However, because the 50 Percent Rule only works “downhill”, the fact that TTI and RTSA are designated as SDNs does not automatically make their parent, ROC, an SDN.

This illustrates the importance of conducting thorough due diligence on all entities that are connected with the transaction. This also would include entities and individuals with whom account relationships are maintained in order to determine relevant ownership stakes.

With regard to compliance with Venezuelan sanctions, Max Lerner of State Street, says that, “going back to basics is always key – strong due diligence on customers, risk assessment on products/services offered and jurisdictions covered, and technological frameworks for screening and transaction monitoring to detect and prevent future illegal activity.”

Matt Bell, Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting recommends that, “if you are doing business in Venezuela, proceed with extreme caution and only with the advice of competent legal counsel. Also, make sure you know who your counterparties are and their ownership structure all the way up the chain as the government of Venezuela has their hands in nearly every industry and that is growing more and more as they nationalize private companies.”

Designation 2: Triliance and other Chinese Companies Targeted for Iranian Oil

On January 23, 2020, OFAC added five Chinese-based companies and one Iranian company to its SDN List under Executive Order (E.O.) 13846 for engaging in transactions involving Iran’s petroleum sector and the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC).

OFAC’s designations target three Hong Kong-based trading companies: Jiaxiang Industry Hong Kong Ltd (Jiaxiang), Triliance Petrochemical Co. Ltd. (Triliance) and Sage Energy HK Limited (Sage); Shanghai-based Peakview Industry Co. Limited (Peakview); as well as Shandong Quiwangwa Petrochemical, Co. Ltd (Shandong). These companies are accused of knowingly engaging in having materially assisted, sponsored, or provided financial, material, or technological support for, or goods or services in support of, NIOC, which has been previously designated as an SDN. The designations also included two senior executive officers of Triliance and Shandong.

Though each of these companies is not necessarily a giant, their network created a large impact.

According to the US. Treasury press release, these companies “have collectively transferred the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of exports from the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), an entity instrumental in Iran’s petroleum and petrochemical industries, which helps to finance Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force (IRGC-QF) and its terrorist proxies… in contravention of U.S. economic sanctions.”

Triliance, a Hong Kong-based broker with branches in Iran, United Arab Emirates, China, and Germany, ordered the transfer of the equivalent of millions of dollars to NIOC as payment for Iranian petrochemicals, crude oil, and petroleum products shipped to the United Arab Emirates and China after the expiration of any applicable significant reduction exceptions. In facilitating these shipments, Triliance worked to conceal the Iranian origin of these products. Triliance has also facilitated the sale of millions of dollars’ worth of petroleum products involving Naftiran Intertrade Company, a subsidiary of NIOC, to companies in China.

Peakview and Sage carried out similar transactions, assisted by the UAE based company Beneathco DMCC who hid the origin of the Iranian products destined for the UAE.

Non-US persons are also prohibited from dealing with the designated companies or entities owned 50% or more by them if the transactions involve US persons or the US financial system, including payments that clear through US-correspondent accounts.

Designation 3: UAE Companies Targeted for Facilitating Iran Petroleum Trade

On 19 March 2020, OFAC added five UAE-based companies to its SDN List, pursuant to Executive Order 13846, for facilitating Iran’s sale of petroleum and petrochemicals by purchasing hundreds of thousands of metric tons of petroleum products from the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC).

The following UAE-based companies were designated: (1) AlamAlthrwa General Trading LLC, (2) Alphabet International DMCC, (3) Alwaneo LLC CO, (4) Petro Grand FZE, and (5) Swissol Trade DMCC.

According to the U.S. Treasury press release, “these five companies collectively purchased hundreds of thousands of metric tons of petroleum products from the NIOC” and “at least three of these companies have falsified documents to conceal the Iranian origin of these shipments.”

Compliance Implications:

S. fully intends to continue to enforce sanctions against Iran

‘Facilitation’ is a violation

Watch out for U.S. Secondary Sanctions

Just like its earlier action against Triliance and other Chinese companies in January 2020, this recent action demonstrates that the U.S. Government continues to focus maximum economic pressure on Iran and limit its ability trade within global markets. This includes sanctioning parties, such as the above Chinese and UAE companies, even if they only facilitate these transactions.

Amber Vitale, Managing Director at FTI Consulting, states that, “the U.S. will continue to use every possible legal theory or tool in its arsenal, including, pursuing those that would facilitate significant transactions with SDNs and designating parties as SDNs.

Max Lerner of State Street agrees that, “so long as Iran continues to threaten the U.S.’ (and other countries’) national security, sanctions will be a key tool to address that threat. He adds that: “As the reach of sanctions evolve and enforcement actions tally, it is natural for the focus to shift from parties blatantly and directly violating sanctions to parties further removed from the direct violation where those secondary or tertiary actions are supporting the violating action.”

Non-US companies that are or may be considering becoming involved in activities or transactions involving Iran should carefully consider the U.S. sanctions and export controls that could apply, including those sanctions authorities that target the activities of non-US Persons.

Matt Bell of FTI Consulting warns us that, “secondary sanctions are real, they have teeth, and this administration is not afraid to use them regularly. Amber Vitale of FTI Consulting adds that there has been a “rise in the cases targeting foreign companies for “causing” someone to violate sanctions against Iran and that “the elasticity of U.S. sanctions jurisdiction is continuing to be stretched by the U.S. Government.”

Removal: Sanctions Lifted on China-based COSCO

On January 31, 2020, OFAC lifted sanctions on Chinese shipping giant COSCO Shipping Tanker (Dalian) Co. Ltd. (COSCO Dalian) as well as five affiliates. COSCO and its affiliates were previously named as SDNs in September 2019 for knowingly engaging in a significant transaction for the transport of Iranian oil.

COSCO Dalian knowingly engaged in a significant transaction for the transport of oil from Iran, in violation of E.O. 13846 following the expiration of China’s Significant Reduction Exception (SRE) on May 2, 2019. In addition to (1) COSCO Dalian, OFAC designated (2) COSCO Shipping Tanker (Dalian) Seaman & Ship Management Co, Ltd. (COSCO Seaman); as well as four of the companies’ affiliates- (3) China Concord Petroleum, (4) Kunlun Holding Company, Ltd, (5) Kunlun Shipping Company, Ltd, (6) Pegasus 88 Ltd; and five of its executives as SDNs for involvement in the transactions.

Though COSCO Dalian’s parent – COSCO (or China Ocean Shipping Company) – was not designated, the designation of COSCO Dalian had a significant impact on the global shipping market. As COSCO is the world’s third-largest shipping company, the designation of COSCO Dalian caused immediate disruptions to global shipping markets.

Due diligence tasks also become more onerous. When a large ship-owner like COSCO is designated, there is a high degree of complexity due to mosaic ownership structure of that designated entity. The blocking sanctions apply to the listed entities plus any entities that they own, individually or in the aggregate, at 50 percent or greater interest.

Further, operations of designated shipping companies have consequences for unwitting partners such as bunker suppliers, insurers and financial institutions who finance the cargo.

Even though some of the COSCO designations were lifted in January, the U.S. Government has made clear that it will not hesitate to designate large corporates in the future. In an April 2020 interview, David Peyman from the State Department Office of Threat Finance Measures, while referring to the COSCO designation in 2019 stated: “[A] very, very clear message that this designation sent was that we are focused on strategic sanctions, sanctions that have an impact beyond the designated target itself, that has an impact across industries and across sectors. (…) No company is too big to fail when it comes to protecting U.S. national security.”

Compliance Implications:

No such thing as “too big to impose sanctions”

There is hope for a speedy removal from OFAC’s SDN List

Delisting is always decided by OFAC on a case-by-case basis

It is not yet clear why OFAC has decided to remove COSCO and its affiliates from the SDN List, but it can be assumed that its speedy removal came due to current trade talks between the U.S. and China.

“According to sources familiar with U.S.-China trade talks”, says to Elika Eftekhari, International Trade Attorney and President of Alamut Trade Partners, “COSCO was specifically raised by the Chinese delegation” and “delisting one Dalian entity, but not the other, preserves some U.S. leverage as broader U.S.-China trade talks continue.” She adds that, “in this case, broader takeaways for other shipping companies [may be] limited, particularly those that are privately owned and do not have the benefit of a state-backed voice at the negotiating table.”

“Delisting remains difficult,” says Eric Rudolph of FTI Consulting. Delistings are “fact-specific determinations and the sanctioned party has to persuade OFAC that there has been a change in either behavior or the facts to support a removal.”

Nevertheless, OFAC has shown a willingness to limit or remove sanctions after a relatively short period of time and this may provide a light at the end of the tunnel for any major multinational companies who have been targeted by the Treasury’s sanctions watchdog.

Max Lerner of State Street, reminds us that: “Whether the basis for the removal of COSCO was more due to political tactics … [w] hat is clear is that firms can maximize their chances of being removed from a sanctions list by engaging strong external legal counsel and adopting internal practices that promote compliance with the applicable sanctions.” He adds that: “The ultimate goal of sanctions is to promote compliance with a government’s foreign policy agenda, and so reforming behavior to be in compliance with that agenda is a key step in being delisted.”

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Job title: Staffing Lead | Strategy Consulting | Dubai Company: FTI Consulting Job description: Position Summary:Based within the HR Department and with reporting line to the Human Resource Director, the Staffing Lead will be responsible for ensuring accurate and timely reporting, providing insight and solutions to support the staffing activities.Responsibilities:· Liaise with Partners/relevant stakeholders to understand staffing requirements and makes recommendations accordingly (based on business requirements, consultants skills, experience & preferences, utilization rates, visa requirements, client conflicts, etc)· Communicate staffing allocation to consultants· Create and distribute formal staffing communications to relevant parties· Prepare weekly staffing meeting, KPIs, staffing dashboard and staffing forecast reports· Run the bi-weekly pipeline meeting· Own and update the staffing data entry & reports (i.e. weekly staffing report)· Manages BDV allocations on a weekly basis· Compile and present relevant CVs for project proposals upon request· Update and maintain project codes across (except for the regulated business)· In conjunction with the PRO, support consultants in obtaining necessary visas for their projects, alerting the wider staffing team of any delays, problems and proactively flagging potential issues· Own the project wrap-up process, ensuring close coordination with other HR team members and the R&I Unit· Coordinates the project kick-off process (scheduling agenda, minutes and follow up)· Own and update Time Tracking/Utilization for all business lines· Own and update Staffing information on intranet and induction presentations· Perform other related duties as required to support the HR function within Delta Partners· Manage the end to end Project Temperature Check cycle: pushing survey, sharing results, highlighting red flags to HRD and TMD· Manage PTO (Personal Time off) requests system and report quarterly on PTO usage and risk· Support on the performance management process, preparing documentation and reports.· Adhoc HR tasks based on varied business needsRequired Skills Proficiency in Microsoft Excel (Pivot table, VLookUp, Formulas Attention to detail Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Human Resources, or a relevant field (or equivalent experience). Proven experience in staffing, recruitment, or talent acquisition, preferably within the consulting or professional services industry. Ability to manage multiple deadline-oriented tasks Good organization skills Ability to work under pressure #LI-SS1Additional Information Job Family/Level: Core Operations Level 2 - Tier 2 Citizenship Status Accepted: Not Applicable Exempt or Non-Exempt?: Exempt Compensation Expected salary: Location: Dubai Job date: Fri, 17 May 2024 02:30:23 GMT Apply for the job now!

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Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Consulting Market Size, Top Leading Companies and Forecast to 2031

The Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Consulting Market is a subject of profound significance and analysis, and the report by Metastat Insight presents a comprehensive exploration into this dynamic landscape. As we navigate the complex interplay of environmental, social, and governance factors, the consulting market emerges as a crucial facilitator in guiding businesses through the intricacies of sustainable and responsible practices. 

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Top Companies

Advisian, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS), Anthesis , Bain & Company, BNY Mellon, Broadridge Financial Solutions, FTI Consulting , GreenCo ESG Advisory, Inrate AG , KKS Advisors 

The ESG consulting has witnessed a substantial surge in demand, underscoring an intensified global focus on corporate responsibility and ethical business practices. Metastat Insight’s report delineates the current landscape, revealing the multifaceted nature of ESG consulting services that transcend mere compliance, delving deep into strategies that integrate sustainability into the core fabric of corporate operations. 

In this contemporary business landscape, the ESG consulting market becomes a linchpin for organizations seeking not only to meet regulatory requirements but also to authentically embed environmental, social, and governance principles into their operational DNA. The metamorphosis of the market is evident, reflecting a departure from a perfunctory adherence to ESG norms to a more profound and strategic embrace of sustainable practices. 

Browse Complete Report @ https://www.metastatinsight.com/report/environmental-social--governance-esg-consulting-market

Metastat Insight’s report underscores the pivotal role of ESG consulting firms in guiding businesses toward a holistic and forward-looking approach. It illuminates the varied dimensions of environmental considerations, ranging from carbon footprint reduction to sustainable resource management. Social aspects encompass a broad spectrum, spanning diversity and inclusion initiatives to community engagement programs. Governance, in this context, extends beyond regulatory adherence, embracing transparent decision-making processes and ethical corporate governance structures. 

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運営に関わっていたスタッフは「リストはジャニーズ事務所の要望に基づいて作成された」と断言する。

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Fisker has reportedly hired restructuring advisers for a possible bankruptcy filing

The Wall Street Journal reports the struggling EV startup hired financial adviser FTI Consulting and law firm Davis Polk to work on a potential filing. Fisker said it had no comment on the report.

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FTI Consulting and Association of Corporate Counsel Singapore Survey Finds General Counsel in Asia Lack Guidance on AI Adoption

SINGAPORE, Feb. 06, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) and the Association of Corporate Counsel Singapore (“ACC Singapore”) today announced findings from A New Era of Legal Advisor: 2024 In-House Counsel – Perspectives from Asia report, which uncovered substantial changes in how global legal departments are strategizing around and preparing for their biggest risks, including…

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On September 13th, AMCHAM’s Cyber Security Committee convened a hybrid meeting under the leadership of Mr. Amrit Singh Deo, Co-Chairman – Cyber Security Committee, AMCHAM and Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting.

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In today's dynamic business landscape, where regulatory compliance and innovative solutions intertwine, partnering with the right experts can make all the difference. For FTI Incorporation, ensuring both regulatory adherence and sourcing cutting-edge materials like nanoparticles is paramount. As a distinguished FSSAI License Consultant in Gujarat and a premier nanoparticle supplier, we take you on a journey through regulatory excellence and technological innovation.

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FTI Consulting Inc. Reports Outstanding EPS Increase of 66.42% in Fiscal Time-frame Closing March 31, 2024 $FCN #NYSE

nFormer Mexican Energy Official Appointed to Strengthen Litigation and Disputes Resolution Practice, Signals Bright Future for CompanyFTI Consulting Reports Impressive Financial Results and Appoints Former Mexican Energy Official to Strengthen Litigation and Disputes Resolution Practice WASHINGTON, April 25, 2024 - FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN), a leading consulting services company, recently released its financial report for the first quarter ended March 31, 2024, showcasing significant growth and profitability. This