Profile of the consultant
"The consultant must study the art of self-promotion. Have yourself photographed doing things which will make you remembered, and have them published in the trade press. Sponsored parachute jumps are a possibility, though such energetic activities are not obligatory. You could, for example, borrow a bicycle and be photographed chaining it to railings outside the Bank of England. The caption can be innocuous, but the picture suggests, subliminally perhaps, close contact with the powers-that-be in the City."
Nigel Viney: Bluff your way in consultancy
Ing. Vlastimil Dominik
Education
Technical Chemistry University, Prague,
Economy and Management of Chemical Industry, MSc equivalent,
1967-1972
Economics University, Prague,
post gradual study of Informatics, 1977-1979
Six-week training course of Czech and Slovak managers, Scandinavian
Management Centre, Stockholm, 1992
University of Bristol, Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées,
Paris, Executive MBA, 1996, 1997
Training courses in consulting methodologies,
presentation and other special methodologies, 1993-2001
Working experience
A large Czech chemical company:
Management system analyst, 1972-1975
Manager of information system design, 1975-1985
Chief accountant, 1985-1987
Deputy Director of Corporate Economy, 1987-1992
Advisor to the CEO, 1992
Consulting department in one of the "Big Five" accounting firms:
Senior Consultant, 1993-1994
Manager, 1994-1996
Partner, 1996-2001
Language skills
- Czech (mother tongue)
- English
- German
- Russian (reading)
Other skills
MS Office applications
Publications (all in the Czech language):
E-business-in-traditional-companies-moderni-rizeni-42001
Do-you-like-consultants-e-biz-november-2000
Virtual-chemical-company-euro-382000
Management-consulting-in-czech-republic-aspekt-kilcullen-32000
Activity-based-costing-in-czech-profit-501999
What-measurement-to-choose-ekonom-381995
Improve-self-confidence-put-down-weaknesses-ekonom-331995
Obstacles-cant-discourage-ekonom-511994
