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After leaving Oxford, Anson returned to the north-west of England to work for Andersen Consulting, doing work for various clients, including North West Water.
On graduation, she joined Andersen Consulting and then Accenture, spending 20 years in business consulting working with large multinationals to help transform their business and develop their leaders.
In 1989, Schank was granted $30 million in a 10-year commitment to his research and development by Andersen Consulting, allowing him to leave Yale and set up the Institute for the Learning Sciences (ILS) at Northwestern University in Chicago, bringing along 25 of his Yale colleagues.
Following college, Marchand began his professional career at Andersen Consulting (now Accenture), working with public and private sector clients to implement database management systems.
There were several obvious parallels between Bigtime Consulting and Andersen Consulting, including their CEOs (George Shaheen vs. "George Unseen"), training facilities (St. Charles vs. "St. Charlene") and numerous acronyms.