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Five Reasons To Attend The 12th Annual AESC European Conference Five Reasons to Attend: Expand your professional network and share best practices with fellow retained executive search consultants, senior HR executives and thought leaders. Benefit from the insights of esteemed keynote speakers such as, Paul Deighton, CEO, London 2012 Organising Committee, and Sir David Arculus, Former Chair, British Government's Better Regulation Task Force as they discuss Th... |
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New & Completed Searches Heidrick & Struggles International has been retained by Dover Corp. to help find its next chief executive officer. The company's current CEO, Ronald Hoffman, plans to retire in coming months, as part of a planned succession plan. Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson has announced that Janet P. Froetscher has joined the National Safety Council in Itasca, Illinois, as President and Chief Execu... |
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How To Address China's Growing Talent Shortage The growing need for talented managers in China represents by far the biggest management challenge facing multinationals and locally owned businesses alike. In a recent AmCham Shanghai survey of US-owned enterprises there, for example, 37 percent of the companies responding said that recruiting talent was their biggest operational problem—more than the number who cited regulatory concerns, a lac... |
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In Search Of Growth Leaders Organic growth. It's the Holy Grail these days of chief executives battered by global competition and eager to find new streams of revenue without always resorting to acquisitions. A cottage industry has sprung up to advise companies on how to achieve organic growth. But many companies already possess the means to turbocharge their sales, break out of industry molds and capture new markets with i... |
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New Offices, New Consultants Boardroom Consultants has announced that Kay Koplovitz, Chairman and CEO of Koplovitz & Co. and respected pioneer in cable television networks and new media ventures, has joined the Boardroom Consultants Advisory Board. Koplovitz is currently Chairman of the Board of Liz Claiborne and has served on the boards of Instinet, Oracle, Nabisco, and General Re. Signium International is proud to annou... |
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New Offices, New Consultants Stanton Chase is pleased to announce the realignment of their Chicago office under the leadership of Bernard Layton, Managing Director. Layton has 21 years of executive search experience with a broad spread of clients particularly in the Industrial, Technology, Consumer and Energy sectors. More... |
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New & Completed Searches The Buffkin Group has been retained by Technology 2020, Inc. to lead the search for a Chief Executive Officer. The search will be handled by Roland Lundy in the Nashville, TN office of The Buffkin Group. CHM Partners International has placed Joseph Capozzi as SVP, Business Development at EquiSearch Services Inc. Heidrick & Struggles International has been retained to h... |
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The Glass Ceiling Is Still A Reality The share of women on the boards of large Nordic companies has jumped to 29 per cent from 23 per cent two years ago, led by Norway, where a government mandate has prompted large companies to appoint women to 44 per cent of board seats. However, female representation on the boards of FTSE Eurofirst 300 companies overall is increasing far more slowly, according to the biennial survey by the European... |
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India Inc Imports Expat Talent From Similar Markets The colour of the skin no longer matters in India Inc's boardrooms. Corporate India, which depended heavily on leadership talent from the US and the UK during its early days of globalisation, is now looking at expertise from markets similar to the Indian context. Executive search firms in India now traverse the map to identify and hire expat talent from Vietnam, Malaysia, Russia, Finland, Poland ... |
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Companies Promise CEOs Lavish Posthumous Paydays You still can't take it with you. But some executives have arranged for the next best thing: huge corporate payouts to their heirs if they die in office. Take Eugene Isenberg, the 78-year-old chief executive of Nabors Industries Ltd. If Mr. Isenberg died tomorrow, Nabors would owe his estate a "severance" payment of at least $263.6 million, company filings show. That's more than the first-quarter ... |
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Diversity In The C-Suite To climb the ladder in corporate America, minorities have always had to learn to shift between two worlds -- that of the mostly white-male business culture, and their own.Minority business leaders and diversity experts say this fluid back-and-forth movement allows minorities to think outside their cultural norms and more clearly understand how others see the world. And in an ironic turn, they say... |
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New & Completed Searches Spencer Stuart has been engaged by Strategic Diagnostics Inc. to assist in their search for a new CEO. Matthew H. Knight, president and chief executive officer, will be stepping down from his current position to pursue other interests. Francis M. DiNuzzo, currently executive vice president and chief commercial officer of the company, will assume the role of interim CEO until a permanent CEO is app... |
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New Offices, New Consultants Heidrick & Struggles International has named Scott Krenz as chief financial officer. Most recently, Krenz was executive vice president and chief financial officer of Navigant Consulting. Previously, he was CFO at Sapient Corporation. Boardroom Consultants welcomes E. Noel Harwerth, former chief operating officer of Citibank International plc and member of numerous boards of directors for major... |
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Expatriate Senior Executives An Endangered Species, Say Executive Search Consultants In Emerging Markets Findings of the AESC Emerging Markets Survey were widely reported in the press last week in conjunction with the AESC Asia Pacific Council Meeting in Singapore, where Peter Felix appeared on Channel NewsAsia. A survey of trends in executive recruitment across emerging markets predicts that within 10 years, high-cost international expatriates will largely be superseded by locals, returning national... |
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New Offices, New Consultants Boyden World Corporation has announced its expansion into the Insurance sector and named Richard Dannenberg and Tim Hogan to the Insurance team at the firm's Baltimore, Maryland office. Both veteran search professionals each bring more than 25 years of insurance experience. Dannenberg specializes in actuarial, finance and risk management, and Hogan brings expertise in underwriting, claims, and fie... |
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New & Completed Searches Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson has announced that Dennis G. Quinn has joined Channel M as President, Sales & Marketing. Quinn was previously Executive Vice President, Business Development for Turner Broadcasting. The search was conducted through DSRB's New York Office by Tracy Murdoch O'Such, Managing Partner and Practice Leader, Media & Entertainment. Diversified Search Ray &am... |
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Why Multinationals Struggle To Manage Talent For the full article with graphical analysis, please visit mckinseyquarterly.com Managing talent in a global organization is more complex and demanding than it is in a national business—and few major worldwide corporations have risen to the challenge. A McKinsey survey of managers at some of the world's best-known multinationals covered a range of sectors and all the main geographies. Our findin... |
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Reform Of Bankers' Pay In The Spotlight Reform of bankers' pay has leapt to the forefront of efforts to prevent a recurrence of the credit crunch as regulators, politicians and banking executives explore ways to make bonuses better reflect risk and long-term performance. The issue has gained prominence after the Financial Services Authority, the UK regulator, said on Tuesday it plans to factor in remuneration structures when considering... |
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Demand For Senior Executive Talent Continues Despite Turbulence In Financial Markets The worldwide retained executive search industry remained strong in the first quarter of 2008, continuing to resist financial market turbulence, according to the AESC's quarterly State of the Industry Report. The findings indicate that changing demographics, activity in emerging markets, and globalisation are sustaining high corporate demand for senior executive talent. The report revealed that th... |
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Deloitte Study Suggests Need For Revised Talent Management Strategies When it comes to talent management, three quarters of firms obediently listen to HR and put all their time and effort into grooming their top performers. But if they are going to have any hope of coping with the twin challenges of an ageing workforce and a new generation of workers with different priorities, they are going to have to change tack - and fast. A study by consultancy Deloitte has conc... |
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EU Finance Ministers Declare War On Excessive Boardroom Pay Condemning excessive executive pay as "scandalous" and a "social scourge," European finance ministers pledged to keep boardroom remuneration in check by enhancing shareholder power or changing the tax laws. The 27 European Union finance ministers, meeting in Brussels on Wednesday, turned their fire on executive bonuses and "golden parachutes," which they said undermined their calls to the wider wo... |
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New & Completed Searches Heidrick & Struggles International has successfully completed a nationwide search for the new President of Howard University, one of 48 private doctoral/research intensive universities in the United States. Sidney A. Ribeau, Ph.D. was the unanimous choice of the University's Trustees. Ribeau, previously President of Bowling Green State University for 13 years, will become the 16th president o... |
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New Offices, New Consultants Battalia Winston International has appointed Kathryn Griffin as a partner in its new Washington D.C. office. Griffin began her search career as a senior partner at another leading firm where she led the Mid-Atlantic region of the legal and professional services search practice and originated the legal search group. SeBA International has hired James A. Oberman as the new director of knowledge mana... |
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Weakening Dollar, Growing Asian Markets To Benefit Middle East Jobs Headhunters working in the cash-rich Gulf are hoping economic uncertainty in Europe and the US will mean more qualified and experienced candidates will consider moving to the region. Appetite for personnel in the Gulf is growing as petrodollars fund a bonanza in sectors from engineering to financial services. Contributing to the shortages is the boom in India and China, which is making more Asian ... |
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Talent Tightens In China As Business Booms American-born Thomas Kwan's career has taken off since he moved to China to work as the country manager for a U.S. health products company. "If I'd stayed in the U.S. I wouldn't have had the same opportunity for advancement," said trilingual Kwan, 46, who was brought up in a Cantonese-speaking household in Virginia and also speaks fluent Mandarin and of course English. "The U.S. is still a Caucasi... |
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New Breed Of IT Leadership As Indian Market Matures The face of the software industry as we know it today may be quite different a year or so hence as the top leadership at many of the billion and multi-million-dollar firms are set to change or in some cases, has already changed. At India's number one software exporting firm Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), S Ramadorai is expected to step down as CEO & MD, when his contract ends in August 2009.... |
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New Searches The Buffkin Group is also pleased to announce the completion two assignments for Healthstream, Inc. Gerry Hayden has been named the Chief Financial Officer and Jeff Doster has been named the Chief Technology Officer. Hayden was a Healthstream director and was previously CFO of MedAvant Healthcare Solutions. Doster comes to Healtstream from The Altus Group, where he was a principle. He was previo... |
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New Offices, New Consultants Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson is pleased to announce that Jeffrey G. Bell has joined the firm as a Managing Director. Bell's functional expertise includes C level executives and Board of Directors searches in the financial services as well as many other sectors. Prior to joining Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson, he was a Partner at two other leading international search firms. Diver... |
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VisualCV And Association Of Executive Search Consultants Partner In Application Of New Resume Technology VisualCV, Inc., a next-generation Internet software company that revolutionizes the resume, and the Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC), the worldwide professional association for retained executive search consulting firms, announced at the Web 2.0 Expo that the AESC will use VisualCV's technology for networking and the presentation of candidate information to its member firms, thro... |
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Featured Books By Kevin Kelly And Peter Cappelli CEO opens the door of the corner office and lets you eavesdrop on conversations with some of the world's top CEOs. It reveals the common issues that preoccupy every CEO: the people issues; the communication issues; the complexities of satisfying all your stakeholders; adapting to change; finding time for a life outside work; working effectively. And what makes it such a fascinating read is that it... |
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