McKinsey
fancy Consultant firm
original home of Tom Peters
Lots of involvement with Enron:
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Enron is the house that McKinsey rebuilt. The brightest minds at the world's most prestigious consulting firm helped turn the lumbering old-economy gas distribution dinosaur into a new-economy success story envied by every corporation in America.
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The bad news, however, is that Enron, which was paying McKinsey as much as $10 million in annual fees, is just one of an unusual number of embarrassing client failures for the elite consulting firm. Besides Enron, there's Swiss Air, K Mart, and Global Crossing - all McKinsey clients that have filed for Bankruptcy in relatively short order
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