NTP Consulting
Management consultancy and leadership coaching for organisations and leaders navigating transformation and change
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About NTP Consulting
NTP Consulting provides strategic consultancy, interim leadership for transformation, and one-to-one leadership coaching. Its work includes supporting organisational redesign, cultural change and leaders navigating transitions or complex roles.
The business serves organisations and individual leaders, including emerging managers and experienced executives. It is registered in England and was founded in 2010; its registered location is Stockbridge, Hampshire.
Product: Strategic consultancy, interim transformation leadership and one-to-one leadership coaching.
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