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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here- I am a working mom (or trying to be) but really want stability and flexibility in the ideal world.  I have worked in consulting for quite a number of years but that was before kids and before grad school.  On a functional level, I have been working in a variety of fields- almost like an internal consultant.  Originally post MBA worked in marketing, some sales management, then a strategy/process improvement role (not in consulting).  Industry-wise, I'm not stuck in any one area.  Good and bad- insufficient in healthcare to be considered there, some start-ups..

I did read some of the PPs comments on adding more education may not be as helpful.  Like many others, I have tried the federal government (no responses), county government, associations - these are the perceived stable companies and stable hours (not OT, frequent travel).  I appreciate all suggestions.[/quote]

OP, not trying to shill the CPA route, but the attached list will show the bigger CPA firms included.  Most accounting graduates are now women, and with a shortage of candidates to do audit/consulting/compliance, they are making the effort to attract and retain them.  Plus, all of them have consulting arms where you can start if there is a match.  But like others have mentioned, try the alumni career center or your LinkedIn contacts.  One of the reasons we went to a well-ranked school was the networking potential.

http://www.workingmother.com/best-company-list/129110
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