Corporate Counsel
...qualified females," Catherine Nathan, a consultant at executive search firm Spencer Stuart, tells Messina. "Today, it's not hard." ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...qualified females," Catherine Nathan, a consultant at executive search firm Spencer Stuart, tells Messina. "Today, it's not hard." ...
...qualified females," Catherine Nathan, a consultant at executive search firm Spencer Stuart, tells Messina. "Today, it's not hard." ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
John Stout, chair of the American Bar Association's corporate governance committee, thinks both parties in Washington D.C. can learn a thing or two from corporate America
...Kirkland & Ellis; Lavin, O'Neil; Leonard, Street; Patterson Belknap; Riker Danzig; Spencer Fane; Venable; Winston & Strawn ...
...David Schnabel and associates Michael Bolotin and Brooke Monahan McKeever. Environmental: counsel Stuart Hammer. Antitrust: associates David Feder and Michael Schaper. (All are...
...analyst told CNNMoney.com that HP (who used executive placement firm Spencer Stuart for its search) ...
...take," said Jennifer Bol, a consultant at executive search firm Spencer Stuart, where she heads the global education, nonprofit and government practice. ...
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