Tag Archives: Execunet

Online Reputation Management

One hundred percent (100%) of Chief Financial Officers  and Senior Finance Executives have an online reputation to manage  Not everyone loves statistics, but I do. There is something about having a factual basis for acting that resonates with my brain … Continue reading

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CFOs as CEOs

After Business Times Online posted an article on the rise of CFOs into CEO positions, one of my Linked In colleagues, a recruiter who works with private equity clients, asked for my thoughts on the topic.  In preparation for my keynote at the … Continue reading

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What Difference Does 3% Make?

According to Peter Weddle, keynote speaker at the CMA annual conference last month, quite a bit. Robyn Greenspan, Editor-in-Chief at ExecuNet, offers this quote from Weddle in its most recent newsletter …  While 2001 sparked a jobless recovery, the current recession … Continue reading

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Who Is Hiring C-Level Candidates?

According to Mark Anderson, COO of Execunet, who appeared on Fox News October 16, C–level execs (CEO, COO, CFO) are MOST in demand in the areas of health care, energy, environmental products and services, medical devices, and biotech. Among the … Continue reading

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Execunet Market Intelligence Report

Execunet has posted its annual Market Intelligence Report for executive job seekers. It’s always great information and you can download your *free copy at their site. I found the following information interesting … and validating.   –Job search stats: 41-50 years … Continue reading

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Executive Talent Demand Expected to Increase

According to a new Execunet survey of 138 executive recruiters, and reported in The Fordyce Letter, 64% are confident or very confident the executive employment market will improve during the next six months, despite declining home values and soaring energy and … Continue reading

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Dependency of a Newborn

I’ve been AWOL over the past weeks as I practiced and perfected my grandmothering skills with my very first grandbaby – a beautiful, healthy, and happy girl. It’s been great fun and absolutely exhausting! It feels good to be back … Continue reading

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2008 Executive Job Market Intelligence Report

Execunet has released the findings from its 2008 Job Market Intelligence Report, with some very interesting results. According to the report, ––“Increasing demand in the High Tech, Healthcare, Energy, and Business Services sectors, combined with a shortage of qualified talent … Continue reading

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Search Firms See Executive Hiring on the Rise

The results from Execunet’s most recent Executive Employee Report indicate that executive hiring is trending upward. “According to the report, the Recruiter Confidence Index (RCI) increased in October for the second consecutive month, once again bucking August’s report in which … Continue reading

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Headhunter Secrets to Social Networking

Recruiter Bill Vick was shining in the CFO–Career–Forum this week. He offered a fast–paced and compelling argument for why you, Mr. Finance Executive, should leverage social networking as a key part of an overall branding strategy. My favorite statement from … Continue reading

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