Campbell Consulting

About Us

Consulting is all about flexibility and choice. There are many types of consulting jobs, offering good choices for experienced professionals who want to improve their work-life balance or have more say about the types of projects they take on. Consulting is also an attractive option for those who no longer want the demands of a full-time position but are not ready for retirement or professionals who wish to test a slightly different career path at their own pace.

Businesses rely on senior-level consultants for the specialized expertise they can apply to key projects or business initiatives. These can last weeks, months or even longer. In addition to a flexible schedule, consulting offers advantages such as the ability to expand your experience in a number of industries and select assignments based on your preferences and availability.
Eighty-three percent of top financial executives polled said they consider consulting an attractive career option. However, consulting isn?t limited to those who have C-level titles on their resumes; experience, skills and knowledge are what matter most.

Increasingly, companies engage individual consultants through specialized consulting firms that serve the fields where their clients need experience and targeted expertise.

Different types of consulting jobs
Financial consultants are in demand in virtually every industry. Their expertise is especially critical in the following fields:
Business systems and business performance improvement
Finance and accounting
Finance optimization
Governance, risk and compliance (GRC)
Operations management