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Functional expertise Industry expertise

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Professional background<Mr Mrs Ms Name> is a <Level> in our <City> <Mkt Unit> Market Unit, assigned to the <Svc Line> Service Line, and is the <Accenture role>. Before joining Accenture, < Mr Mrs Ms Name > was <Role> with <Prior Experience> in <Industry>. <Roles and Responsibilities at Prior Employer>. < Mr Mrs Ms Name > most recently consulted to the <Market or Industry> industries. < Mr. Mrs. Ms. Name > received a <Type of Undergraduate Degree> from <School Name> and an <Type of Graduate Degree> from <School Name> .

• Major multi-specialty physician group: Coordinated the work of a multi-disciplinary team to design a national organization, including the establishment of centralized functions and shared services.

• Leading health maintenance organization: Conducted competitive analysis and identified critical industry success factors to assess future market positioning for client.

• Top branded computer manufacturer: Analyzed and identified future trends in the publishing industry to recommend a market positioning strategy for a new Internet server product.

• Major retail bank: Developed business case to cost-justify self-service technology and advised bank on marketing strategy to ensure successful implementation.

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Berufliche Qualifikation<Herr/Frau Name> ist ein <Level> in unserer <Stadt> <Mkt Unit> Market Unit, der <Svc Line> Service Line zugewiesen und ist <Tätigkeit> bei Accenture. Vor seiner Tätigkeit bei Accenture war <Herr/Frau Name> <Tätigkeit> bei <Unternehmen> in der <Branche>. <Tätigkeit und Verantwortlichkeit bei früherem Arbeitgeber>. <Herr/Frau Name> war in der letzten Zeit als Berater für <Markt oder Branche> eingesetzt. <Herr/Frau Name> hat einen Abschluss als <Universitätsabschluss> von der <Name der Universität>.

• Größere Privatklinik mit mehreren Fachabteilungen: Koordination eines fachübergreifenden Teams mit dem Ziel, eine nationale Organisation einschließlich der Entwicklung von zentralisierten Aufgaben und Shared Services zu entwerfen.

• Führendes Unternehmen im Gesundheitswesen: Durchführung einer Wettbewerbsanalyse und Identifizierung von kritischen Erfolgsfaktoren zur Bewertung der künftigen Marktpositionierung des Kunden.

• Weltbekannter Computerhersteller: Analyse und Identifikation künftiger Trends in der Verlagsbranche zur Empfehlung einer Marktpositionierungsstrategie für ein neues Internet-Server-Produkt

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Resume - further languages

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Confidentiality clause (e.g. for proposals) - English

This document and the information contained therein may not be used for any purpose other than the evaluation of the offer made herein. The evaluation may

only be carried out by the relevant persons within the recipient's internal organization. This document or the information contained therein may under no

circumstances be made available to any third party.

N.B. Please check the wording with your local Legal Department

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Confidentiality clause (e.g. for proposals) - German

Dieses Angebot oder die darin enthaltenen Informationen dürfen ausschließlich zu Zwecken der Bewertung des darin gemachten Angebotes verwendet werden.

Diese Bewertung darf nur von den zuständigen Personen innerhalb der internen Organisation des Angebotsnehmers durchgeführt werden. Dieses Angebot oder

die darin enthaltenen Informationen dürfen unter keinen Umständen Dritten zugänglich gemacht werden.

N.B. Please check the wording with your local Legal Department

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• Only use this object in cases you quickly need a pie chart with illustrative data

• It is preferable to use PowerPoint chart objects with real, underlying data

• See the Charts library in the Visuals menu of the QPT toolbar

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