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The historical tradition of Livery Companies is that of supporting, developing and protecting their trades and crafts, whilst acting in charitable ways in the wider community and also being ‘clubs’ in which members can enjoy fellowship.

The Worshipful Company of Management Consultants became a fully-fledged Livery Company of the City of London on 4th May 2004. With many challenges before it, the Company is now proudly the 105th Livery Company in a succession dating back to medieval times. Though much has gone before, in many ways this is only the beginning.

Please download the full colour paper ‘The Work We Do’ for a quick resume of the many intriguing types of charitable work undertaken by our Company.

Please also check the explanatory note 'Giving and Gaining' to learn more about the ways in which our Members gain from the rewarding opportunities that the Company creates, at the same time of giving of their skills in the interests of the wider community.

The Company of Management Consultants are Members of the Financial Services Group of Companies:

Hugh Morris
William Barnard

A Message from The Master - William Barnard

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EXCEPTIONAL IN MODERN LIVERY HISTORY?

We proudly note that of the first 12 Masters since the Company’s foundation, five have received honours. They are,

George Cox	- Knighthood	Keith Burgess	- OBE
Brian Pomeroy	- CBE	Brian O’Rorke	- MBE
		Mike Jeans	- MBE

Two are featured below.

George Cox RCSLT President George Cox, pictured left, received a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours list announced on 11 June, 2005.

Sir George told the RCSLT, "I felt very honoured indeed to be awarded my knighthood. Although it was cited as being for services to business, I like to think that it reflects my wider range of interests.

Sir George has been RCSLT President since October 2004. He has also been Chairman of the Design Council since 2004, and previously held the post of Director General of the Institute of Directors. He has spent most of his business career in IT, becoming UK Chairman of Unisys and heading its European service-based businesses.

Former Centrepoint chairman, Brian Pomeroy, was awarded a CBE in the New Year’s honours list, 2005.

He chaired Centrepoint, a charity working for homeless young people from 1993 to 2001 and now chairs Homeless Link, the new national body for the homelessness sector.

Brian Pomeroy chaired the National Lottery Commission from October 2002 to October 2003 and also during its first year (1999 – 2000). He was Senior Partner at Deloitte Consulting and now holds a number of public and non-executive appointments. He is an independent member of the Council of Lloyd’s and a member of the Pensions Protection & Investments Accreditation Board.