FREEProgram Manager Resume
A resume for people who run programs made of several projects, with total budget, workstreams and outcomes in each role's first line, then governance, stakeholder and change-management bullets.
FREEOne-page A4 preview with a replaceable photo placeholder and two columns.
Free Consultant Resume Template
About this template
A concise resume for management, strategy and functional consultants, with engagements listed under each firm and written as problem, work done, result.
The sample is a consultant at a mid-size firm with strategy and operations engagements across three industries. Replace it with your own.
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Layout: Two-column
Preview: 1 page
Dimensions: A4, 8.27 × 11.69 in (210 × 297 mm)
Font: Arial (headings), Calibri (name and body text)
Compatible with: Google Docs, Microsoft Word, PDF (exported from Word or Docs)
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Engagements as the unit
Under each firm, list engagements by industry and problem type, with your role, the analysis or work you did, and the outcome (savings identified, decision made, implementation delivered). Client names only if you're allowed. Practice areas and methods go in a skills line. Consultants leaving for industry can compare the Program Manager Resume and Director Resume for how scope is expressed in-house. Technology consultants can borrow from the Solutions Architect Resume and Business Analyst Resume.
Format
One page for most consultants, two for partners and senior managers. Minimal design; this layout is one of the minimalist resume templates. Graduates applying to consulting often use the Harvard Resume format.
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