July 7, 2025
Secretariat has been named as one of Consulting Magazine’s Best Firms to Work For in 2025, earning this prestigious recognition for the second consecutive year.
This award is especially meaningful because it’s based entirely on employee feedback, reflecting their experiences across key areas such as culture, career development, client engagement, compensation & benefits, and firm leadership.
Secretariat is proud to celebrate our steadfast commitment to our people, remarkable growth, and continued global recognition. In 2025 alone, we have achieved several major milestones:
“When people ask what sets Secretariat apart, I always come back to two things: quality and culture,” says Don Harvey, Managing Director. “Quality earns our clients’ trust. Culture makes this an extraordinary place to work. I’m deeply grateful for the energy, care, and commitment that each individual brings to our firm.”
As we continue to grow and expand our global impact, being recognized as a Best Firm to Work For reaffirms the strength of our culture and the shared purpose that drives our success.
View the full listing here: 2025 Winners: Consulting Best Firms to Work For 2025
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