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By John Kiser
Special to the Rappahannock News
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of articles focusing on different kinds of doctors and how they help us.
John Anderson is an organizational doctor. Consulting is his forte and he’s gained a reputation for being one of the best around.
“Consulting is about putting a fresh set of eyeballs on a situation. It’s seeing things differently, asking basic questions, taking the time to analyze the facts and explore possibilities,” said Anderson whose eyeballs helped propel A.T. Kearney from being a 30 million dollar to a billion dollar consulting business in a little over twenty years. Today, he is one of this country’s foremost experts in helping reduce corporate and government obesity. He does this by showing organizations how to do their jobs better by spending less money, not more.
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