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Heidrick & Struggles International Inc. said Wednesday that Chief Financial Officer Scott Krenz is retiring after three years with the company to pursue a PhD in history.
The Chicago-based executive-search firm said Krenz, 59, will depart after the company files its 2010 annual report and completes the first quarter ending March 31. Get the full story »
Chicago-based executive recruiter Heidrick & Struggles International posted a lower-than-expected quarterly profit, weighed down by higher payroll expenses and employee benefits.
The company, which competes with Korn/Ferry International, said it expects first-quarter revenue of $122-$128 million and $515-$545 million for the full year. Get the full story »
Headhunter giant Korn/Ferry Whitehead Mann has hired several key staff members from Chicago-based rival Heidrick & Struggles. One senior source described it as part of an escalating battle between the two companies: “It’s like Coke going after Pepsi’s players.” Get the full story>>
Chicago-based executive recruiter Heidrick & Struggles International Inc. posted better-than-expected second-quarter results, helped by a 69 percent increase in Asia-Pacific region sales. Get the full story »
From the Wall Street Journal | Gerry Davis, managing partner for global practices at Heidrick & Struggles International, is the latest executive to leave the search firm.
