Our permanent recruiting and executive search work centers on specialized professionals, senior management and executive leadership across financial services. We begin with the responsibilities and experience needed to deliver, map relevant employers and approach professionals, including those who are not actively looking. Established client relationships may also call for broader staffing support across functions and levels.
A defined project, leadership gap or transition may call for interim support. The scope, expected duration and required experience shape the search for suitable professionals.
A retained or exclusive mandate establishes the commitment and responsibilities around a focused search. We discuss the objectives, market coverage, communication and milestones before the work begins.
FROM BUSINESS NEED TO HIRING DECISION
A title is the starting point. Understanding the work, finding the relevant people and asking the right questions make the search useful.
What must this person own? Clarify the decisions, priorities, reporting line and support around the role.
The starting point: A clearer mandate
Which firms develop the experience you need? Look beyond matching titles to relevant strategies, products and operating models.
The search direction: A relevant talent pool
Discuss responsibilities, judgment, motivation and compensation. Give both sides the context to assess the opportunity.
The conversation: Evidence behind the résumé
Use interviews and feedback to resolve open questions. Align expectations around the role, package and timing.
The purpose: An informed hiring decision
Your situation shapes the process.
We can begin with a defined vacancy or a question about how your team should evolve.
How we protect your search
The appropriate disclosure and confidentiality procedures should be confirmed for each specific engagement.
A clear process gives you the information to assess candidates and make your own hiring decision with confidence. These are introductions to our services. Speak with Ramax about your role, timing and priorities. We can then discuss which approach fits the mandate.