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BOSTON , Dec. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- HawkPartners, a marketing consulting and strategic insights firm, has been recognized as one of the 2024 Fortune Best Workplaces in Consulting & Professional ServicesTM. This highly competitive award underscores the company's commitment to cultivating a work environment in which team members can thrive and partner with clients to do their best work. The Fortune Best Workplaces in Consulting & Professional Services list, compiled in partnership with Great Place to Work ® , is based on analysis of survey responses from more than 157,000 employees in the consulting and professional services industry. "Our strong, values-driven culture shapes how we serve our clients and fosters trust within our team," said Kathy Butler , Managing Partner at HawkPartners. "We are grateful for our dedicated Partners' ongoing commitment to excellence, and willingness to uplift and champion one another daily." In addition to this most recent recognition, HawkPartners was also named to Fortune's Best Small WorkplacesTM list, and certified as a Great Place to Work ® for the third consecutive year. In the 2024 Great Place To Work ® survey , 99 percent of employees at HawkPartners said the organization is a great place to work, compared to 57 percent at the average U.S.-based company. About HawkPartners HawkPartners is a marketing consulting and strategic insights firm. We partner with leading global brands to solve complex marketing challenges by connecting the dots between data, insights, and strategy. Our advisory services include Brand Strategy & Positioning, Strategic Communications, Customer Experience, and Insights. We work globally in over 40 countries and across many industries, including healthcare, financial services, technology, CPG, and hospitality. Contact: Stephanie Schlesinger Email: stephanie.schlesinger@hawkpartners.com View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hawkpartners-named-2024-fortune-best-workplace-in-consulting--professional-services-302323082.html SOURCE HawkPartners
‘Not once did I suspect...’: Nicole Saphier defends Pete Hegseth (Picture credit: X/@NBSaphierMD) Dr Nicole Saphier, a prominent Fox News contributor, has strongly defended her colleague Pete Hegseth following an NBC News report alleging concerns about his on-air conduct. Saphier, known for her regular appearances on ‘Fox & Friends’, dismissed the claims on social media, saying she has never witnessed any unprofessional behaviour from Hegseth during their years of working together. Taking to platform X, formerly Twitter, Saphier wrote: "I have routinely sat on the couch with @PeteHegseth for 8 years. Not once did I suspect he had consumed anything other than an egg sandwich and coffee before going on air." Her statement follows NBC News's report citing "10 current and former Fox employees" who alleged smelling alcohol on Hegseth before broadcasts, a claim Saphier, along with other Fox personalities, has categorically denied. Will Cain, a current cohost of Fox & Friends, described the allegations as "horses***" on X, while fellow cohost Rachel Campos-Duffy echoed similar sentiments, criticising NBC for relying on anonymous sources and not reaching out to Hegseth's closest colleagues. Campos-Duffy stated, "The losers at NBC News never reached out to me either... You now have 2 people who sat next to him 8+ hours a week on the record." Other Fox News contributors have also rallied behind Hegseth. Guy Benson, Joey Jones, and Lisa Boothe all dismissed the claims as baseless, with Boothe calling the report a "malicious smear." Piers Morgan, a frequent guest on Fox & Friends, also lent his voice in support, describing Hegseth as "utterly professional on camera and a nice, respectful guy off it." The controversy has surfaced at a pivotal moment for Hegseth, who has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as the next US Secretary of Defense. A Trump transition spokesperson categorically denied the allegations, describing them as "disgusting" and politically motivated attacks against a "decorated combat veteran." As the controversies around Pete Hegseth continue to mount, Trump is reportedly considering replacing Hegseth with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis as his pick for secretary of defence, reported the Wall Street Journal."Mufasa" is a worthy successor
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