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Our expertise
FTHM Consulting has all the skills needed to provide a wide range of consultancy services. It supports companies, institutions and organizations throughout their lifecycle with a range of value-added services.
Strategy and organization consulting
FTHM Consulting’s strategy and organization consulting services are designed to help your company master and/or anticipate change. This consulting is specialized, tailored to your company’s structure, specificities and needs. Development projects as well as institutions are also concerned when they need to diagnose, assess and support change.
Our expertise
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Governance and institutional development
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Strategy, organization and change management
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Implementation of the Quality Management System
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Internal control audit
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Project monitoring and evaluation Human resources consulting
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Our services
FTHM Consulting offers a wide range of expertise to accelerate your company’s performance and support your development.
Strategy and organization consulting
Economic research consultancy
Financial engineering consulting
Information systems consulting
Interim management
Outsourcing consulting
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MGI Worldwide itself is a non-professional entity and does not provide professional services to customers. Services are provided by MGI Worldwide member firms. MGI Worldwide and its member firms are not agents, do not bind each other and are not responsible for each other’s acts or omissions.