LHH Knightsbridge Search professionals are experts in finding, assessing and delivering transformational talent to meet both the permanent and interim leadership needs of clients. We help companies simplify the complexity associated with transforming their leadership and workforce, so they can accelerate results, with less risk.
Our ability to attract the best leadership candidates to our client mandates is enabled by deep industry knowledge, keen insight into transformational capabilities, proven process and unwavering commitment to understanding the unique needs and goals of both clients and candidates.
A subsidiary of LHH—the leading global provider of talent and leadership development, career transition and coaching—LHH Knightsbridge delivers expertise in four Search Practice areas: Executive Search & Recruitment, Interim Executive Management, Board of Directors Search, and Recruitment Solutions. Together, we assist organizations in finding new talent, as well as helping their employees navigate change, become better leaders, develop better careers, and transition into new jobs.
LHH Knightsbridge Search professionals are experts in finding, assessing and delivering transformational talent to meet both the permanent and interim leadership needs of clients. We help companies simplify the complexity associated with transforming their leadership and workforce, so they can accelerate results, with less risk.
LHH Knightsbridge has the expertise to transform an entire workforce
We live in a day and age when artificial AI continues to gain steam. Consider how it has already changed our everyday lives. It’s omnipresent and it’s no surprise that technology leaders such as Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI lead the way. All three recently released groundbreaking AI-powered chatbots that can code, converse, debate, plan, write;
In a perfect world, executive succession planning for executive departures is an orderly process. Organizations work with key leaders to plan out departures, and successors are groomed and ready to go. But, as we all know, executive departures do not always cooperate with this planful approach. A new report from LHH Knightsbridge Search says that
If you’re responsible for hiring at your organization, you are no doubt under tremendous pressure. The skilled talent shortage is driving a hiring frenzy. Top talent is more willing than ever to jump to a new job and employers are seizing upon that trend by offering huge bonuses and inflated salaries, according to a new
Toronto-based LHH Knightsbridge has been enlisted to find the next chief executive officer for the Lung Health Foundation. George Habib, the non-profit’s current leader, recently announced that he will be retiring at the end of the year. “On behalf of the board of directors, and the Lung Health Foundation’s employees, volunteers, and partners, I would
The Association of Executive Search and Leadership Consultants (AESC), the global professional association representing excellence in executive search and leadership advisory solutions, announced the approval of LHH Knightsbridge into its global membership. The firm’s acceptance follows a rigorous vetting process, including reference checks, site visits, votes by AESC regional councils and commitment to the AESC
(Oct. 4, 2021) As companies struggle to map the future of Canadian workplaces, findings from a new LHH (formerly LHH Knightsbridge) and The Adecco Group study reveal global workers’ attitudes about remote versus in-person work, their companies’ pandemic recovery plans and their career plans moving forward, the state of mental health in the workplace and the
(Aug. 18, 2021) The Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors would like to extend its sincere thanks to Nancy Shaw, CEO, who will retire on September 7, 2021 after almost six years of outstanding service to the business community. Jack Penaligon and Chris Sawyer led the way for LHH Knightsbridge on this search
(Aug. 6, 2021) LHH Canada is pleased to announce it has officially partnered with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI) as an employer partner. With a commitment to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion within the workplace, CCDI’s programs and initiatives progress the delivery of DE&I, helping reshape diversity on a national scale and
Case Studies
Career Mobility & Transition – Bae Systems
Career Mobility & Transition – Rexam
Leadership Development – Imperial Brands
Insights
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Time to Look in the Mirror: Real D&I Progress Requires Honest Self-Assessment
Adaptability Skills: What Recruiters and Hiring Managers Are Looking For Most
How to Stop New Hires From ‘Ghosting’ You in a Pandemic Job Market
How to Ask Your Boss for More Training
A Business World Without Business Travel: Happier, Healthier, but Still Uncertain About the Future
The New Hire Checklist – Find the Right Person for the Job the First Time
The Enduring Value of Interim Leadership
Four Trends Impacting Leadership Teams Post-Pandemic
The Search for True Diversity on Boards
Why You Should Encourage Your Team to Take Time Off
Don’t Make Assumptions About Employee Loyalty
Top Five Recruitment Trends to Watch in 2021
On the Road to True D&I, You Need to Check All the Boxes
Help Your Employees Shift to a Continuous Learning Mindset with Practices that Support Lifelong Employability
Coaching: Making Leadership Development Stick
Breakthroughs in Building Business Relationships in a Virtual World
A Leap of Faith: How to Make a Late-Career Decision to Pursue Your Dream Job
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