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The Industries and Job Functions we serve
EXI’s executive search professionals bring significant
experience and expertise to each client. Our firm is organized
in a matrix structure by geography and practice, to enable us
to better understand the clients' operations, business strategies,
and competitive landscape, thereby improving our ability to serve
them. Our practice specialization allows focused attention on
both key industry segments and functional expertise. This level
of industry and functional specialization provides us access to
a variety of uniquely qualified executives. EXI factors candidate
competencies and interests versus client company requirements
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Industry Practices
Marketing Services
- Advertising & Communications
- Consumer Goods
- Hospitality
- Leisure & Sports Leadership
- Media & Entertainment
- Retail
Financial Services
- Wealth Management
- Diversified Financial Services
- Investment Banking & Capital Markets
- Insurance
- Real Estate
- Banking
- Risk Management
- Quality Metrics
- Mortgage Services
Health Care
- Biotechnology
- Health Care Information Technology
- Managed Care
- Medical & Diagnostics
- Pharmaceutical
Industrial
- Automotive
- Chemicals & Natural Resources
- Oil, Gas & Utilities
- Environmental
- Manufacturing
- Supply Chain & Transportation
- E Business
- Procurement
- Distribution
Technology & Professional Services
- Experienced Management Consultants
- Change Management
- Transformation
- Process Improvement
- Six Sigma Quality
- Financial Services
- Outsourcing Services
- Legal
- Professional Services
- Global Systems & Software
- Venture Capital Task Force
- Global Communications
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Focus Practices
Diversity Services
Diversity Search Capabilities
Diversity Training
Diversity Sensitivy
Strategy
College Relations
The Board Services group allows clients to broaden the scope
of talented Professionals to include a Much more Inclusive and
Diverse Board that will reflect America’s multiformity of
Cultural, Business and Intellectual human Capital. |
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