Our Services

We undertake local (North West of England) with the element of national travel and international assignments in financial management consultancy.

We have a Russian speaking accountant (FCCA) and can offer financial management consultancy to multi-national companies who have representations in Russia or companies who trade with Eastern Europe (Russian speaking). The advantage of having a financial management consultant who not only speaks Russian, but also understands the cultural differences and can translate them to your management can never be underestimated. Cultural differences lead to misunderstandings in business and potentially loss of a deal.

Our specialist areas of management consultancy include:

Business Start-ups (from SME to national joint ventures)
Project Management (PRINCE 2)
Project Assurance (PRINCE 2)
Programme Management
Project Accountant
Business Modelling
Ad-hoc projects (review of the Financial Statements, existing payment structure)
Executive coaching
Psychometric testing
Redundancy/Change programmes

Benchmark Consultancy Services has been working in financial services, retail, logistics, overseas property, and manufacturing. We can help you to fill senior and executive-level financial interim appointments.

Why you should consider our service?

Small and large organisations hire the services of management consultants for various reasons: to gain external and objective advice, access to the consultants' area of expertise, bring a project manager to run the project (or programme) or simply as an extra temporary help during a one-off ad-hoc project, where the hiring of more permanent employees is surplus to requirements. In the current economic climate interim management consultant can be just the right solution to your challenges.

Why not to give us a call on 0161 904 004 or drop an e-mail with the brief description of your situation. We would be keen to help.

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