Our executive search team is thrilled to announce the successful placement of a CEO at an industrial consumer services business. Kudos to Tony Hazen and Matt Barnes for their incredible work on finding the best leader for our client. https://lnkd.in/eiejQgVt
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“Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive” Couldn’t think of a better quote to describe my dear friend and phenomenal leader, Dana Rogers, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Dana wears her heart on her sleeve and lights up every room with her infectious smile. Just watch this 1.5 min video, and you’ll see what I mean. Here are three things you can learn from her success story. → Don't wait for opportunities. Create them. See something you like? Raise a hand. Volunteer. Do it, even if it's not your job. → Find a leader who sees the fire within you and encourages it. Whose career do you want to emulate? Ask them to be your mentor. → Find a workplace with a purpose you can align with. Your ancestors needed their tribe to survive. You need yours to thrive. Congratulations, again Dana Rogers, SPHR, SHRM-SCP! You are world-class and we are incredibly lucky to have you as our #peopleleader. Want to learn more about great cultures, visit O.C. Tanner #employeeexperience #womenleaders #greatplacetowork
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When an accomplished executive reaches the point in their career when they have the time and the interest to serve on a board, it's often not obvious how to make that next move. But while the path to each board is unique, there are some common steps that many successful directors take. By understanding your own readiness, being intentional in exploring various avenues to board opportunities, and having insight into the recruitment process, you will more likely find the right board at the right time. In our latest thought leadership, Watson Partner Sharon Rudy demystifies the board recruitment journey, sharing insights that will help you find the right board at the right time. Link to article: https://lnkd.in/gkFXy6yh
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As a recruiter for over 25 years, I've had the privilege of talking with hundreds of C-suite executives about how to start or continue their board journey. I hope this article can help demystify the board recruitment process and provide helpful advice for how to identify your unique value to a board, think strategically about the types of boards you could pursue, and how to navigate the recruitment process.
When an accomplished executive reaches the point in their career when they have the time and the interest to serve on a board, it's often not obvious how to make that next move. But while the path to each board is unique, there are some common steps that many successful directors take. By understanding your own readiness, being intentional in exploring various avenues to board opportunities, and having insight into the recruitment process, you will more likely find the right board at the right time. In our latest thought leadership, Watson Partner Sharon Rudy demystifies the board recruitment journey, sharing insights that will help you find the right board at the right time. Link to article: https://lnkd.in/gkFXy6yh
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Who would you trust to manage your family fortune? 👩👧👦 💰 Leaders of any organisation have a pivotal role to play in its success but when it comes to Family Offices, where extraordinary wealth is met with politics, passion projects and philanthropy, Leaders have a much larger responsibility. In this white paper created for Family Office Recruitment Partner, Agreus, I help Family Offices navigate their way to finding the ideal leader. Using primary and secondary quantitative data, I outline the most common titles adopted by Family Office heads and the compensation typically attached. I also explore career trajectories to the top spot and the competencies, qualities and skill-sets required to get there by interviewing the Principals who have hired them, the former leaders who have excelled in the role and those in the position today. Here is a sneak peak at two of those interviews with Family Office Heads Richard Dewes and Louise Creasey. Download the full report via Agreus: https://lnkd.in/dhNgjgd 🗞
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Research has shown that our assessments meet the U.S. Department of Labor’s criteria for useful and very beneficial selection tools. This research concluded that, when compared to low-scorers, those who receive high scores on the Pinsight assessment are 4-times more likely to be seen as top performers, 2-times more likely to retain their staff, 4-times more likely to be highly engaged, and 5-times more likely to experience rapid career growth.
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I paused after reading this, the 3rd entry from Jeff Pope's “Ten Things I Think I’ve Learned.” I personally have spent most of my Insights career at large companies, and of course I started small (Jeff and Judy’s CRI). To me the leadership and culture—direct and at the top levels—is more important than the size of the company. I love the global reach, R&D power, breadth of offers, etc. that I find at large company Ipsos. But I see Jeff’s point, and am interested in how others see the topic. ************************* For me, it’s been easier to find what I wanted in small companies. I’ve worked for two of the largest organizations in the world (KPMG Peat Marwick and Pillsbury) and two small firms (CRI and Elrick & Lavidge, my first job). Experience in the big companies was valuable, but it wasn’t where I wanted to invest my life. I like life in a small company where you can… * Know everyone’s name * Understand the whole business * Know and see how your contribution makes a difference And working with large, well known clients give us the best of both worlds: we have impact on highly visible products and services, but we get to work within a small company environment.
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Research concludes that Pinsight predicts important business outcomes, such as job performance, direct report retention, job engagement, and career growth. Identify your top leaders now ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gKqV9-d4
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Great article on the importance of operating a lean structure with executives that can wear multiple hats and improve productivity. It’s alway been my preference to be a hands on executive, who can work across numerous departments to deliver solutions to complex problems. Then following up personally to see plans are delivered on time and to standard. In this trading environment, you have to get your hands dirty.
It’s about doing more with less and finding leaders who can operate in that environment, says the managing partner at an executive search firm.
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Learn from the Best of the Best William Vanderbloemen, how to be the Best of the Best. Check out his new book Be the Unicorn - go order it now!
Want to stand out in a crowd? William Vanderbloemen, CEO & Founder of one of the world’s top executive search firms, identifies the 12 habits the best leaders share and teaches you how to become irreplaceable. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gz3JQBXD
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