Business Talent Group Overview

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Business Talent Group (BTG) is the leading marketplace that connects independent management consultants, subject matter experts, and executives with top companies to solve their biggest business problems. BTG provides just the right on-demand talent needed—on-site or remote, part-time or full-time, individuals or teams, anywhere in the world.
That’s why more than 40% of the F100 trust BTG to curate, vet, and deliver talent who fuel growth, innovation, and performance improvement. Our commitment to project success has earned us a 99% fill rate on all talent requests and a 97% repeat rate among top global companies.

2018 Skills Index: How Global Business Leaders Are Closing The Skills Gap

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On-Demand I.Q.: Winning the war for talent in the gig economy

The nature of work—how it’s done and by whom—is changing. Independent talent is on the rise, especially at ...

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