Financial Times recognises 3Keel in prestigious UK Leading Management Consultancies report

For a sixth year running, the Financial Times has recognised 3Keel’s contribution to driving change as a leading UK management consultancy, this year awarding us Gold for Sustainability Consulting Services in its annual ratings of consultancy firms and networks.

Six years of excellence

3Keel has been an FT leading management consultancy since 2019. In this year’s report, The UK’s Leading Management Consultancies, published on 29 February 2024, 3Keel features in four categories:

• Gold: Sustainability consulting services
• Silver: Consumer Goods & Retail sector expertise
• Silver: Energy, Utilities and Environment sector expertise
• Bronze: Operations and Supply Chains consulting services

This makes it 3Keel’s best year in the report and keeps us alongside global firms such as Accenture, Deloitte and KPMG in our field of expertise.

What makes the FT ratings so coveted?

The report lists the management consulting firms that are most recommended by clients and peers. A company cannot nominate itself, which is what makes this the most prestigious award for management consultancies in the United Kingdom.

How is the FT Report compiled?

Produced by the Financial Times and Statista, the data company, The UK’s Leading Management Consultancies [link] rates consultants in 15 sectors and for 14 types of specialist work. The results are based on three surveys of consultants’ clients and peers, with gold, silver or bronze ratings based on how often they are recommended.

For Gold, a consultancy has to be “very frequently recommended”, with the number of recommendations at least two times larger than the average for each sector or consulting service.

Hear from our experts

A series of articles from our leadership team marks the sixth year of FT success. The first, by Simon Miller, is published today with three more to follow in the coming weeks. You can read Simon’s feature here and do sign up to our newsletter if you’d like the follow up articles delivered directly to your inbox.