The Charles Aris Strategy & Corporate Development Practice celebrates 1,000 completed searches
As of October 2021, the Charles Aris Strategy & Corporate Development Practice reached 1,000 completed searches.
As of October 2021, the Charles Aris Strategy & Corporate Development Practice reached 1,000 completed searches.
Traditionally, the Charles Aris Corporate Development Practice has introduced the search work we do as “recruiting and placing current and former investment bankers.”
In our last Corporate Development Quarterly Newsletter, we examined the shifting paradigm of reporting structure for corporate development leaders in private equity portfolio companies.
As inflation rates remain high, and the talent market across industries remains competitive, many of our clients at Charles Aris Executive Search believe the current market is unsustainable and that a recession is imminent.
Throughout the seemingly endless stretch of recent growth and record hiring lies a common theme critical to all organizations: talent acquisition.
In 2021, over 75% of our Head of Corporate Development searches had the position reporting directly to the CEO of the portfolio company. This is up from roughly 50% in 2020 and 33% in 2019.
“Hire slow, fire fast” has been a popular management mantra for decades. But to attract and land top M&A talent in today’s market, many of our clients are adjusting the tempo of their hiring practices.
While expansion generally means an organization is doing well, it also means they can struggle to find high-level executives to lead the charge.
As Covid-19 cases continue to rise and fall globally, fallout from factory shutdowns and pandemic regulation continues to impact the global supply chain.
Stay-at-home orders taught organizations to be flexible at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. They required us to embrace remote work.
Quality senior finance and accounting talent poses a serious threat to private equity firms and portfolio companies alike.
On the topic of communications versus marketing, what side is your organization on?