Gregg Jaclin
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Gregg Jaclin is based in Princeton, NJ and has dedicated his career to business consulting. He is particularly involved in working with entrepreneurs and focuses on companies looking to launch IPOs and other public equity matters.
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Gregg Jaclin Interview: Industry Insights
Gregg Jaclin Interview: Industry Insights Gregg Jaclin is a financial consultant in Princeton, NJ. He focuses on capital acquisition and public offerings for businesses and brings over 20 years of experience to his clients.
By Gregg Jaclinabout a year ago in 01
Gregg Jaclin | A Guide to Leading a Successful Hybrid Meeting
Hybrid meetings, which combine in-person and remote participation, have become commonplace in today's ever-changing workplace. To maintain efficiency and inclusion, these gatherings offer unique difficulties, needing a combination of virtual and real engagement. Effective hybrid meetings need more than just technical preparation; they necessitate a rethinking of how meetings are conducted in light of the dynamics of multiple contexts.
By Gregg Jaclin2 years ago in Journal
Internal Versus External Consulting: Which Is Right for You?
A consultant is an experienced individual specializing in a particular field or topic and providing clients advice and guidance. There are two types of consultants: internal and external. The former is used to help organizations improve their operations from the inside, while the latter is hired from an outside organization to help with a specific project. In this article, we talk about the differences between internal and external consultants and what they do.
By Gregg Jaclin3 years ago in Journal
How to Prepare for a Consulting Case Interview
If you’re planning on working as a consultant, then you already know what type of interviews you’ll be getting. Case interviews are typically conducted in a format where the interviewee is asked to solve a specific business problem. Usually, these types of interviews are referred to as intense and frightening. However, they don’t have to be. Instead, they can be very interesting and challenging with effective preparation.
By Gregg Jaclin4 years ago in Journal
How the Pandemic has Changed Consulting
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic forced many companies to make deep cuts in their staffing and expenses. Aside from this, other businesses, such as management consultants, also felt the impact. Some of these companies also experienced the effects of the stay-at-home orders and the school closures.
By Gregg Jaclin4 years ago in Journal
