Project Blackbook
Curated network of vetted independent consultants for management consultancies seeking on-demand staffing
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Project Blackbook
Project Blackbook builds and manages curated benches of vetted independent associates for management consultancies. Its service includes associate sourcing, vetting, a dedicated account manager and a platform for managing the bench.
Consultancies pay a flat monthly subscription fee for access to associates; consultants can apply to join the pool. The company is based in London and has worked with consultancies including Xynteo, Gate One and Inverto.
Product: A subscription-based service and platform for sourcing, vetting and managing independent consultants for consultancy clients.
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