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You don’t have to leave scientific training to have an enjoyable (and lucrative) side business as a technical consultant.

People who like flexibility in scheduling their work often find this work arrangement better suited to their needs.

"The development of a successful career in the environmental consulting industry in Canada is not a job--it is more of a lifestyle."

A leading attorney and a serial entrepreneur explain how to avoid potholes when reviewing consulting agreements with biomedical companies.

A new program launched by the French government allows Ph.D. students to sell their skills to nonacademic sectors and expand their career opportunities.

A group of grad students and postdocs has created a successful, non-profit consulting group to improve their private-sector employment prospects.

If you have any interest in management consulting, investment banking, or quantitative finance, these information sessions may be a valuable window on the recruitment process.

As big-pharma jobs disappear, pharma scientists are landing at start-ups, launching their own, or joining academia.

"One of the true essentials of developing an academic consulting business is determining a systematic plan for growth."

Rather than looking at scientific ideas in a technical sense, we were forced to consider them in a business mindset and how feasible it would be in bringing them to the marketplace.

"I had the good sense to have a serious accident when the market was down." --Cynthia Robbins-Roth