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Navigant hires former Accenture executive

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Global advisory firm, Navigant has appointed Jason Whyte as a director in its London financial services consulting team which will focus on insurance.

Mr Whyte was previously a senior executive at Accenture, where he was seconded to their Indian domestic practice to develop their presence in their local financial services market.

He led a team that

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