GHP Search is a senior level executive recruiting firm for Media, Technology, Direct-to-Consumer, and Non-Profit. The firm specializes in recruiting c-suite executives and their direct reports in General Management, Finance, Sales, Marketing, and Communications. GHP Search also has a significant for-profit and non-profit Board of Directors recruiting practice.
We are passionate about partnering with clients to find outstanding senior executives with a demonstrated record of producing results. The firm concentrates on fast-moving industries and functions where content and technology are converging to change the competitive landscape.
The firm has over 20 years of executive search experience and have completed over 600 senior executive and board assignments. In addition, they have placed over 150 board members in 65 assignments over the last five years. The principals have worked in industry as general managers and investors and have direct professional experience in the issues and opportunities that face clients.
The firm has an active Non-Profit board recruiting practice and has represented dozens of non-profit organizations nationally who are seeking to grow and strengthen their boards.
The firm has over 20 years of executive search experience and have completed over 500 senior executive and board recruiting assignments.
GHP Search is a senior level executive recruiting firm for Media, Technology, Direct-to-Consumer, and Non-Profit. The firm specializes in recruiting c-suite executives and their direct reports in General Management, Finance, Sales, Marketing, and Communications. GHP Search also has a significant for-profit and non-profit Board of Directors recruiting practice.
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