From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmanagement consultantˈmanagement conˌsultant noun [countable] BOBBBsomeone who is paid to advise the management of a company how to improve their organization and working methods
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management consultant• Dubroff, a management consultant who lived in San Mateo, subsequently married another woman.• Hale hired a management consultant who had experience in state government, Babak Armajani, as her deputy.• But the real-life Pauline Gascoyne is a serious-minded import business management consultant.• Furthermore, there is no management consultant to call if things go awry.From Longman Business Dictionarymanagement consultantˈmanagement conˌsultantJOBS someone who is paid to advise the management of a company on how to improve their organization and working methodsHe hired a group of management consultants to help re-engineer the corporation. → consultant 