Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
management consultant \management consultant\ n. An adviser to business about efficient management practices.
WordNet
n. adviser to business about efficient management practices
Usage examples of "management consultant".
He obtained a PhD in genetics at Imperial College, worked as a research scientist, then as a management consultant, before joining the service in his mid-30s.
I am a consultant on dragon problems, not a general management consultant.
The crowd seemed a little uncertain about this for a second or two until someone pointed out how much this would increase the value of the leaves in their pockets whereupon they let out whoops of delight and gave the Management Consultant a standing ovation.
All the while, the Management Consultant had been sitting in stony silence, his finger tips pressed to his temples to indicate that he was waiting and would wait all day if it was necessary.
When he sold out his plastics company years ago, he set himself up as a management consultant, specializing in chemical and plastics companies, and from what he said I think he must have had a staff of a dozen or so.
According to management consultant Bernard Muller-Thym, the new technology, combined with advanced management techniques, creates a totally new situation.
Crunching down viciously on his pacifier, Hawks took the filter from his face and let the astounded CEO of Tarantula watch his vaunted management consultant stumble and lurch up and down the bare office floor boards.
Can I please have a Fisher-Price management consultant please and if it's not too much please can I please have the flipchart and team-building equipment kit please.
He is articulate and has mastered the language of the management consultant, short, pithy sayings, what he called “.
Sue is a management consultant, a slim dark lady in her forties whose deceptively quiet manner conceals a lot of determination.
He denied his major role was to procure women for Leland Belding, described himself as a successful Beverly Hills-based management consultant to the film industry prior to meeting Belding, and produced documents to prove it.