Morris-funded report saying that smoking can help Czech economy: Public Finance Balance of Smoking in the Czech Republic. In 2010 Booz & Co (now Strategy& owned by PWC) claimed they were the "oldest Management Consulting firm still in business". Following some pushback in the industry this claim has been dropped following Booz & Co's rebranding as Strategy&. Notable current and former employees Business Al Angrisani, Angrisani Turnarounds, LLC William J. J. Gordon and George M. Prince, creators of synectics. Bruce Henderson, founder of the Boston Consulting Group Charles Koch, chairman and chief executive officer, Koch Industries Royal Little, founder of Textron, Inc. H. Donald Wilson, first president of LexisNexis database Politics and public service Merrill Cook, former member of the United States House of Representatives from Utah. Glen Fukushima, advisor to U.S. President Bill Clinton James M. Gavin, US Army Lieutenant General, World War II veteran, Commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, and later US Ambassador to France David Brown, Chief Executive IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) Other Earl P. Stevenson, Arthur D. Little's president and chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical and Biological Warfare, which in 1950 expedited the creation of Camp Detrick's Special Operations Division that consolidated chemical and biological warfare projects in one location. Winnett Boyd, engineer Fischer Black, economist who co-developed option pricing, which led to a Nobel Prize for his co-authors (the Nobel prize is not awarded posthumously) Philip Chapman, Australian-born American astronaut Raymond Gilmartin, American businessman, who worked as a consultant for eight years after graduation from Harvard Business School Peter Glaser, inventor of the Solar power satellite David Levy, inventor Pamela Low, developed the flavored coating for Cap'n Crunch cereal Donald Schön, academic Jack Treynor, economist Bernard Vonnegut, atmospheric scientist, and brother of Kurt Vonnegut References Further reading James Adams (1992). Bull's eye: the assassination and life of supergun inventor Gerald Bull. (Chapter Seven) Times Books. Eagar, Rick, “Who says it can't be done?” : A brief history of Arthur D. Little, PRISM magazine, 2006 (issue for the 120th anniversary of the company) Peter Herman (2006). Managing other people's business, but not our own. www.adlbook.com E. J. Kahn Jr. (1986). The Problem Solvers. Little Brown. External links Prism: Bi-Annual Thought Leadership Collection Of Silk Purses and Lead Balloons Alumni Association The Original ADL Alumni Association ADL Chronicles Products and Inventions from the ADL Labs Consulting firms established in 1886 Macroeconomics consulting