FMG Leading is an advisory firm that partners with visionary leaders and organizations on a mission to transform healthcare in America. Our clients are on a mission to meaningfully transform the healthcare industry, and know that to succeed, they’ll need to transform their organizations as well. We guide our clients along this journey, helping them build the alignment, skills, and human capital strategies required to win.
Our advisors combine real-world experience with deep contextual understanding to create a customized roadmap that supports rapid change and eliminates barriers to progress. We understand the human side of high-performance, partnering with visionary leaders to design and implement integrated solutions that accelerate growth, increase enterprise value, and drive industry-leading results.
To further support organizations across the U.S. looking to maximize the value and impact of their people, human capital advisory firm FMG Leading has added talent optimization expert Darryl Smith. “The events of 2020 awakened many to long-standing inequities that not only serve as barriers to achieving a more just society, but prevent organizations and the
What a crazy year for executive recruiters! Search consultants were busy but conducting their search work in novel new ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Like we do every year, Hunt Scanlon Media took on the challenge of selecting the top 10 stories that shaped the recruiting landscape. Our editorial and social media teams now
Americans displaced by the coronavirus crisis again filed for unemployment benefits in historic numbers within the last seven days, with the Labor Department reporting this morning another surge of 2.1 million claims. More than 40 million people have now filed for unemployment benefits over the past 10 weeks, representing the biggest jobs loss in U.S.
Private equity firms conduct rigorous due diligence in assessing acquisition targets. Those with the best track records place high trust in their ability to size up a prospect’s financials, operations and market position. But many mid-sized PE firms are less successful in choosing the CEOs who run their portfolio companies. One study of PE firms,