1. Business Consulting:

   • It generally focuses on broader business issues such as market strategy, product development, international expansion, market analysis, among others.

   • It can address challenges in different areas of the company, such as marketing, finance, operations, human resources, etc.

   • Business consultants can work with companies of all sizes, from startups to large corporations, and can offer a range of customized services to meet each client's specific needs.

2. Management Consulting:

   • It generally focuses on issues related to the company's internal management, such as process optimization, improving operational efficiency, organizational restructuring, leadership development, etc.

   • Management consultants tend to be involved in projects that directly affect a company's internal operations and organizational structure.

   • They may work closely with company leaders and executives to identify areas for improvement and implement changes to increase organizational effectiveness and performance.

In other words, while business consulting takes a broader approach and can address a variety of business challenges, management consulting is more specific and focuses on internal organization and operations issues.