The strategic chief of staff role, explained
Chiefs of staff are being increasingly utilized as thought partners within the C-suite, especially during transformations and other strategic initiatives.
Chief Transformation Officer
Private Equity-Backed Portfolio Company
Atlanta, GA
Our private equity-backed client is a market leader in its space. As it positions itself for aggressive growth, our client is seeking a new Chief Transformation Officer (CTO) reporting directly to, and working side by side with, the CEO. The CTO will act as a thought partner across the business to oversee a digital transformation and drive operational efficiencies. In addition to strong project management skills and a “nose for value,” the individual must have a strong execution bent. The ideal candidate has 3-5 years of post-MBA experience with a top strategy consulting firm and has since led multiple transformations in private equity-backed companies.
Chiefs of staff are being increasingly utilized as thought partners within the C-suite, especially during transformations and other strategic initiatives.
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