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Slayton Search Partners: How HR Executives Can Maximize Return on Talent

How can HR executives leverage their teams’ unique capabilities to measure and maximize their organization’s return on talent?

By |2025-10-15T21:18:55-04:00October 17, 2024|Member Thought Leadership|Comments Off on Slayton Search Partners: How HR Executives Can Maximize Return on Talent

Leadership Moves: October 3 – 20, 2024

Academic Search placed Dr. Gabriel Aquino as Dean of Graduate Studies for SUNY Oneonta Buffkin / Baker placed Brendan Swift as Chief Operating Officer, Medical management for Ethos Risk Services. Search led by Jackson Ross & Ryan Baggett. Buffkin / Baker placed Marty Favret as Director of Athletics and Club Sports for Lees-McRae College.  Search led by Ken Carrick and Janny DeLoache. Coulter Partners placed Matthew Sassone as Chief Executive Officer & Board Member for Tristel Coulter Partners placed Stephen Doyle as Chief Executive Officer for QBiotics Furst Group placed Douglas Koch as Chief Executive Officer for Kearney Regional Medical Center Glue Executive Search placed Mariana Tiscornia as Channel and Customer Marketing Director for Campari Group Harbour West Consulting placed Caroline Dépatie as Dean, Faculty of Global and Community Studies for Capilano University HOBSON LEAVY placed Chris Dew as Capital Raising Programme Manager for Watercare HOBSON LEAVY placed Lance Jones as Corporate Partner for Anthony Harper Ichor Leadership placed Kate Scott as Chief Executive for Horticulture New Zealand (HortNZ) Kincannon & Reed placed Edward Chisholm as Vice President of Operations for MPS Egg Farms Lindauer placed Eileen Kennedy as Chief Development Officer for American Repertory Theater at Harvard University Preng [...]

By |2025-10-15T21:18:55-04:00October 14, 2024|Leadership Moves|Comments Off on Leadership Moves: October 3 – 20, 2024

AltoPartners: The Ageing Workforce : A dividend to be leveraged or an HR problem to be managed

“Leaders who take steps now to destigmatise age, foster intergenerational connections and implement upskilling initiatives will reap the benefits and contribute to more inclusive and harmonious workplaces that will benefit us all.” Sonal Agrawal, AltoPartners Global Chair & Managing Partner at Accord India / AltoPartners India

By |2025-10-15T21:18:55-04:00October 9, 2024|Member Thought Leadership|Comments Off on AltoPartners: The Ageing Workforce : A dividend to be leveraged or an HR problem to be managed

JM Search: Technology is Changing What it Takes to be a CMO in Professional Services

The role of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) in professional services is undergoing a rapid transformation.

By |2025-10-15T21:18:55-04:00October 9, 2024|Member Thought Leadership|Comments Off on JM Search: Technology is Changing What it Takes to be a CMO in Professional Services

Client Relationship Development: Going Beyond Business as Usual

In today’s competitive business landscape, building trusted relationships with clients, especially with those in the C-suite is more difficult than ever before. With numerous priorities competing for their clients’ attention and their resources, firms must go beyond simple transactions. They must shift from a transactional approach to relationship-based client management to cultivate trust, loyalty, and long-term partnerships. The Difference Between a Transactional Approach & Relationship-Based Client Management The key difference between a transactional approach and relationship-based client management lies in the depth and length of the interaction between a firm and its clients. Transactional Approach  A transactional approach focuses on individual, one-off exchanges. The relationship often centers around immediate needs, such as completing a sale, delivering a service, or addressing a short-term problem. Once the transaction is complete, there is little follow-up or continuous engagement, which can leave clients feeling like just another number rather than a valued partner. This model is efficient for quick results but tends to overlook long-term benefits of relationship development. Relationship-Based Client Management  Relationship-based client management emphasizes building trust and long-term connections. Firms that adopt this approach prioritize ongoing engagement, communication, and a deeper understanding of the client’s evolving needs and goals. This method goes [...]

By |2025-10-15T21:18:55-04:00October 8, 2024|Blog|Comments Off on Client Relationship Development: Going Beyond Business as Usual

8 Benefits of Belonging to AESC

Founded in 1959 to set the standards for the executive search and leadership consulting profession, the Association of Executive Search and Leadership Consultants (AESC) continues to raise the bar while offering its members exclusive benefits that help them better serve their clients and position themselves as leaders in the marketplace.  AESC provides our members with the following benefits:  1. Recognition for a commitment to the highest quality standards.   AESC membership is synonymous with a commitment to the highest ethical and quality standards in the profession. As an AESC member, you can leverage the AESC brand by proudly displaying the AESC logo and membership certificate. The AESC logo on your website or within a presentation to prospective clients signifies that your firm has undergone rigorous vetting and showcases a commitment to AESC Standards, the highest professional standards worldwide. This “Seal of Excellence” will set you apart from the competition, showing that your firm is the best of the best.    Members can also leverage AESC’s digital channels to amplify their message and brand, while positioning themselves as thought leaders on pressing subjects. They can contribute to AESC’s client-facing Executive Talent Magazine, which covers critical market trends in executive talent worldwide, or [...]

By |2025-10-15T21:18:55-04:00October 1, 2024|Blog|Comments Off on 8 Benefits of Belonging to AESC

Leadership Moves: September 19 – October 2, 2024

Buffkin / Baker placed Dr. Shelley Greene as Vice President for Enrollment and Development for Chowan University. Search led by Ken Carrick and Janny DeLoache. Buffkin / Baker placed Richard Long as Vice President for University Advancement for Christopher Newport University. Search led by Martin Baker and Dinah DeWitt. Coulter Partners placed Michael Gold as Chief Research and Development Officer for Compass Pathways Furst Group placed Douglas Koch as Chief Executive Officer for Kearney Regional Medical Center Furst Group placed Terry Forde as President & Chief Executive Officer for HealthFirst Glue Executive Search placed Claudia Frenkel as General Director of Development for Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires Hobson Leavy placed Darryl Jhinku as Trustee and Chair, Audit Risk Committee for the Auckland City Mission Hobson Leavy placed Mark Cross as Non-Executive Director for Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Kaplan Partners placed Hetal Desai as Chief Risk Officer for EagleBank Major Executive Search placed Dr. Vickram Vathulya as President & Chief Executive Officer for Sivers Semiconductors AB PFM Executive Search placed Aamir Bharmal as Chief Medical Officer for WorkSafeBC. Shelina Esmail and Maggie Ow led the search. PFM Executive Search placed Jill Sharland as Chief Financial Officer for DP World Canada Royer [...]

By |2025-10-15T21:19:08-04:00September 30, 2024|Leadership Moves|Comments Off on Leadership Moves: September 19 – October 2, 2024

Lindauer: A First Time for Everything: How to Recruit for an Inaugural Role

Recruitment is always a complex task, requiring a deep understanding of your organization’s mission and goals, a clear vision for institutional growth, and a willingness to adapt and respond to the job market.

By |2025-10-15T21:19:08-04:00September 30, 2024|Member Thought Leadership|Comments Off on Lindauer: A First Time for Everything: How to Recruit for an Inaugural Role

Future Leadership Unifies Seven Businesses Under a Single Brand Identity

Future Leadership is excited to announce the unification of its seven distinct businesses under one cohesive brand identity, Future Leadership. This strategic move aims to streamline operations, enhance customer experience, and leverage synergies across its specialised ecosystem. Since its strategic inception in 2018, Future Leadership has grown through innovation and strategic acquisitions, including cornerstone businesses Fisher Leadership (founded in 2002), NGS Global (Australasia) (founded in 2008), and CLA (founded 2016). Services range from executive and board search, through to interim talent management, and across advisory offerings including leadership development, assessment, executive coaching and organisation transformation. Managing Director, Michelle Loader, says ‘Each business brings unique strengths and expertise to our future capability ecosystem. We believe that to accelerate Australia’s leadership performance, we must take an integrated approach to sourcing leaders, developing teams, and transforming organisations.’ The combined Future Leadership team comprises founders from across the various acquisitions alongside a senior leadership team with equity stakes in the organisation. Prominent industry leaders such as Michelle Loader, Dr Marianne Broadbent, Dr Marcele De Sanctis, Liz Jones, Mark Lelliott, and Adam Kyriacou, the team are proud to bring together Executive Search, Interim Management and Leadership Advisory solutions under one unified brand. "Our decision to [...]

By |2025-10-15T21:19:08-04:00September 27, 2024|Member News|Comments Off on Future Leadership Unifies Seven Businesses Under a Single Brand Identity

Heidrick & Struggles Announces Appointment of Two New Independent Board Members

Heidrick & Struggles International, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSII), a premier provider of global leadership advisory and on-demand talent solutions, today announced the appointment of Vijaya Kaza and Timothy Carter to its Board of Directors as independent directors, effective immediately. The Company also announced that long-serving board member Lyle Logan will depart, effective September 26.  Following these changes, the Company's Board of Directors consists of nine directors, eight of whom are independent. "We are thrilled to welcome both Vijaya and Tim to our Board, and on behalf of Heidrick & Struggles and the Board of Directors, I would like to thank Lyle for his valuable contributions to the Company and wish him well with his future endeavors," said Tom Monahan, CEO of Heidrick & Struggles. "Vijaya's executive experience overseeing digital products, consumer experience, and cybersecurity, combined with Tim's record of value creation in complex advisory businesses, will greatly enhance our Board's capabilities and value in the marketplace as we continue to innovate and grow across diverse industries. Furthermore, Tim's appointment marks the first time a public company CFO joins our Board, bringing a new depth of financial expertise to help guide our strategic decisions." Vijaya Kaza currently serves as Chief Security Officer & Vice President, Engineering - Trust and Safety at [...]

By |2025-10-15T21:19:08-04:00September 27, 2024|Member News|Comments Off on Heidrick & Struggles Announces Appointment of Two New Independent Board Members
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