Sandhill Talent Capital is a Silicon Valley retained executive search firm based in Palo Alto, CA. We cater to lower to mid-market Private Equity (PE) firms and acquire exceptional and proven talent for their portfolio companies.. With every client, we develop a meaningful relationship to understand your unique leadership mandate, needs, and requirements. Our goal is to be a trusted advisor for the candidates, and a talent growth partner for the clients fostering long-term relationships that contribute to the success and growth of the businesses we serve.
We UNLEASH, EMPOWER, and ENABLE people, teams, and businesses to set forth peak performances.
We have the right knowledge, vast professional network, broad expertise, and enormous bandwidth to cater any potential leadership talent needs. We act as a talent growth partner for our clients and help with the keep strategic leadership talent needs.
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What sets us apart:
Sandhill Talent Capital is a top executive search firm founded in 2016 by Sanjiv Mittu. We deliver exclusive retained searches for PE-backed companies, Silicon Valley Venture Capitalists, Enterprises, and Startups. Guided by the principles of trust, integrity, knowledge, and professionalism, we guarantee the highest quality standards.
We understand and recognize the pedigree of talent required for leadership placement with PE portfolio companies. Specializing in C-level and Board Member search, we are experts at finding the right executive leadership talent you need the most.
It’s no secret. The true capital of any PE firm or Silicon Valley is not just venture capital funding – it’s people! Human capital, the leadership talent of the brightest people on the planet, is what our clients demand and what we deliver. To do that, we go beyond traditional executive recruitment and placement. These are the kind of bold leaders Sandhill Talent Capital cultivates in our elite network of Silicon Valley’s best thinkers and doers.
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