What We Stand For
The Global Consulting Group (GCG) is a registered charity that provides pro bono consulting services to charities and not-for-profit organisations.
GCG achieves this by bringing together university students and experienced industry professionals to work collaboratively on strategic and operational challenges faced by the social sector, combining the energy and passion of today’s youth with the experience and wisdom of our industry leaders.
Since establishment, we has grown to a network of more than 220 volunteers across multiple locations in Australia and has successfully delivered 295+ consulting projects for organisations including the United Nations, TEDx, St Vincent de Paul Society and the Left Right Think Tank. Over the years, GCG has also secured sponsorship and strategic support from a number of leading organisations and consulting firms, including L.E.K. Consulting, SEEK, CVA, OC&C Strategy Consultants, and Monitor Deloitte, reflecting the organisation's effort and impact to our next generation leaders and social sector in Australia.
With Common Goals
Our Vision
We deeply empower those who do good to do better.
Our Mission
GCG provides industry-leading, innovative and pragmatic solutions to address our clients’ most pressing issues by building solid networks between not-for-profits, professionals and students while inspiring, training and empowering future leaders.
Our Values
1. Set the Standard – We aspire to be leaders in our field
2. Be Candid – We say what we believe, even if it goes against established thinking
3. Connect and Share – We believe collaboration and open communication produces the best results
4. Be Different and Better – We’re always seeking ways to innovate
5. Empower Yourself and Others – We seek to improve ourselves and those around us
6. Have Fun on the Journey – We work hard but also celebrate achievements
7. There's Only One World – We do not shy away from taking responsibility for the social problems of the world - as complex, difficult and unsolvable as they may initially appear