consultancy Definition
con·sult·ancy (kən sult′'n sē)
noun pl. -·cies
- the act or business of providing professional or technical advice
- Chiefly Brit. a consulting firm
- the position of a consultant
consultancy Usage Examples
Converse of object
- undertake: Affiliates are not accredited to undertake access consultancy or access auditing work.
- subsidize: The Department provides tailored business support as well as advice on grants, loan guarantees and subsidized consultancy.
- base: He runs a stress management consultancy based in London.
Adjective modifier
- leading: Ideal opportunity to work on a variety of projects for a leading consultancy within its remit.
- multi-disciplinary: This firm is a true multi-disciplinary consultancy, committed to design excellence.
- London-based: They run their own London-based public relations consultancy, Regester Larkin.
- actuarial: Most respected actuarial consultancy in UK and probably worldwide.
- multidisciplinary: Capita Symonds has ambitious plans and aims to continue growing as one of the UK's largest and most diverse multidisciplinary consultancies.
- independent: In 1998, she established her own independent consultancy, dealing with health related matters.
Modifies a noun
- firm: The website has been set up by consultancy firm Lanarca, which has been employed by the council.
- assignment: He has undertaken several consultancy assignments including corporate finance courses to universities in Poland and Slovakia.
- service: Our goal for take part in the mission is to make inroads to sell our consultancy services.
- offering: A UK database consultancy offering help with FoxPro, Visual Basic and Access.
- basis: We are now also able to offer security advice to our clients on a consultancy basis.
Noun used with modifier
- recruitment: Blue Pencil - a legal recruitment consultancy for lawyers, run by lawyers.
- engineering: We are an engineering consultancy that requires a cost accountant.
- marketing: In 1996 he co-founded a marketing analysis consultancy in Sydney.
- communications: So, an interesting time for the financial communications consultancies listed in this most distinguished of directories.
- management: He runs a stress management consultancy based in London.
- specialist: My client, a specialist consultancy, is looking for a hands on support team lead.
Browse dictionary entries near consultancy
- ‹ consult
- ‹ consulate
- ‹ consular agent
- ‹ consul general
- ‹ consul
- ‹ consuetude
- ‹ consubstantiation
- ‹ consubstantiate
- ‹ consubstantial
- ‹ construe

