It’s no secret that Millennials are shaking up the workforce, and the consulting profession is certainly no exception. Millennials—those thirty-somethings and younger—are redefining the rules of engagement and are having huge industry impacts everywhere, from how consulting services are delivered to how consulting firms are managed and run. One of the biggest differentiators from their more senior colleagues is how this generation devours data and tech tools.

Meanwhile, in this hyper competitive market, high-end technology has become a necessity for this generation. Indeed, firms that don’t have the latest and greatest are now at a distinct disadvantage when it comes to recruiting and retaining top talent. The future leaders of the industry have no interest in working at yesterday’s consultancies. Many forward-thinking (and fastest-growing!) firms are using technology tools to their advantage—including to be as transparent as possible. Turns out, Millennials crave real-time data and use it to either build a better mousetrap or compare themselves to their peers. At some firms, it’s even created a culture of healthy competition. Don’t miss out on this technology, transparency and talent transformation that’s taking place.

To explore this topic, plan now to join us online January 24 and uncover answers to such critical questions as:

PLUS—get answers to your own questions by industry experts during the live Q&A session immediately following the presentation.

Hosted by Consulting Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Joe Kornik, this webinar promises a 360-degree view of the topic from industry experts and leading consultancies. This event is offered free of charge to consulting professionals courtesy of our sponsor, Deltek.

An accomplished consultant and member of the Digital 50, Drigg’s wavespace team supports clients by helping them build capabilities, platforms and culture they need to transform their businesses from “doing” digital to “being” digital. He joined EY to build the marketing, sales and service consulting business, where he focused on customer experience transformation—the heart of EY’s digital transformation service.