Are you an experienced professional ready to springboard your career and looking to break into management consulting?

Are you a student at a non-target school, where very few to no consulting firms recruit?

Have you been an IT analyst in India, but are eager to break into management consulting?

Or are you in a target consulting zone with a desire to capitalize on your dream of becoming a consultant?

If you said yes to any of the above, we have the answer for you.

If you’ve been with us for a while, you’ll know that over the 3+ years of exponential growth at Management Consulted, we’ve received COUNTLESS requests to introduce people to various consulting firms and teach people how to network their way in the door.

Two problems kept us from doing anything.

First, we weren’t sure there really were secrets to networking well. No-one had taught them to us in our job searches. If we couldn't identify them, how could we pass them along to you?

Second, where would we point you? Not only did we not have enough consulting contacts to share, but online resources were complete crap:

• Vault will tell you that “something generic blah blah blah.”

• Monster.com has 2 consulting job listings...for IT specialists. You’re a biologist - thanks, but no thanks, Monster.

• Networking guides will tell you how to write a thank you note – but what's the point when you don’t even have a recruiter’s email?

• Resources are regionally-focused. That’s great if you already live in New York, but what if you’re in Western Europe? Chicago? India? Recruiting is global, but career guides haven’t gotten the message.

In order to answer our own questions, we set out on a 2-year brainstorming journey to equip you – our community of 150K+ readers a month –with a guide that would actually be useful. Finally - it's here!

Introducing…the Consultant’s Networking Bible!

It took hundreds of hours over 2 years to develop – working closely with consulting colleagues, scouring what online resources were available, mapping complete company websites, and hustling campus career centers to make sure the guide is the definitive and the best resource available on breaking into consulting on the market - globally.

Here’s a full list of what you’re getting:

• A complete database of 111 global consulting firms with detailed profiles including firm sizes, position titles, diversity groups, email monikers, from Accenture to ZS Associates

• 2500+ email addresses and phone numbers of recruiters, consultants, and human resource contacts – people whose jobs are to find talent and fill consulting jobs

• An 88-page networking manual that explains, step-by-step, exactly how to build relationships with consultants and recruiters and network into your dream companies – from unique networking methods to expert email strategies to costly mistakes that must be avoided

• Email templates (12) that will get you responses – whether it’s your first time emailing a Monitor recruiter or asking a Bain consultant for resume help, you’ll have the right template

• Call scripts (6) that provide strategies to establish rapport and make people want to help you in your quest – regardless of how cold or hot the lead

With the Consultant's Networking Bible, you’ll learn how to:

• Focus your job search with the 5 key strategies you must use to approach every consulting contact (pgs 7-22)

• Identify your skills and leverage little known experiences to get a firm’s full attention (pgs 26-30)

• Find firms with the right fit and use 4 methods to find even more companies than the 111 already included (pgs 31-35)

• Use the MC 20-2-1 rule to identify 60 high-potential contacts at your dream companies (pgs 36-49)

• Build a compelling elevator pitch that “screams consulting” and makes a stand-out first impression (pgs 50-52)

• Write emails and make phone calls that get responses – and avoid 4 deadly mistakes. Use our email templates and call scripts to get immediate results! (pgs 53-62 + Appendices)

• A complete follow-up guide – how to call and email to maximize opportunities after first contact – and how to avoid 2 huge mistakes that cause immediate rejections (pgs 63-65)

•  One huge secret for turning rejections into interviews (pg 66-67)

•  3 insider tips for when you land an interview – including when and how to network your way to an offer at that firm and others (pg 68-70)

• 4 suggested strategies when all else fails – including one hidden resource to supercharge your way into the management consulting world (pgs 71-72)

Welcome to the biggest consulting job fair in the world – you’re invited!

And…we’re still building!

While the Networking Bible and Contacts Database are thorough, there’s still room for improvement. There could be 200 firms and 4000 emails for consultants at even more global locations. We could provide case studies from people who have successfully broken into management consulting using this exact tool.

If we never added 1 more contact to the database or 1 more word to the guide, this would still be the best guide on the market. However, we’re committed to your success, so we’ll be releasing updates to add more recruiter emails, more consulting firms, and success stories showcasing exactly how people got consulting jobs using this toolkit!

And if you buy it now, you’ll get all those updates for free - just like The Consulting Interview Bible.

So how much does all of this cost?

We are unashamedly charging $95 for the Consultant’s Networking Bible.

This is a tool for those that want to be successful, and if you’re not committed to putting in hours and hours of work to get your dream job, we’re not interested in helping.

Also - these recruiter and consultant emails are EXTREMELY valuable. They’ve never been compiled in one place before. It would take you 200+ hours to find them yourself (plus another 100 just to figure out where to start).

If you really want to maximize your job search, check out our MC Book Bundle ($195 for 6 of our high-powered books, including the MC Case Bank).

If you’re committed to a career in consulting – you have one good shot.  Why leave anything on the table?