Raquel Lorenzo

Experience and track record will always remain essential when evaluating an executive. However, when circumstances change, the real differentiator often lies in a far less visible competency: judgment. How can we gain meaningful insight into it during an executive search process?

Gender diversity in management committees has been framed as a moral obligation for years. It is a valid argument. But there is another equally solid and far less explored one: the strategic. Because diverse teams are not only fairer, they are more capable.

For years, a company's perception was the concern of communication departments. However, this has evolved and taken root at the very core of organizations. Today, reputation has become an indispensable barometer of the trust projected by corporations and their management teams.

For years, a company's perception was the concern of communication departments. However, this has evolved and taken root at the very core of organizations. Today, reputation has become an indispensable barometer of the trust projected by corporations and their management teams.

Globalization has made talent a borderless resource, but cultural differences remain a significant challenge. How can organizations transform that diversity into a competitive advantage? We explore cultural models, evidence of business impact and six practical keys to attracting and retaining international talent.

More and more leaders are carefully scrutinizing where they invest their time, energy and reputation. Because accepting a position is no longer just a professional step, it is a statement of values. And that is where many organizations fall short. Do you want to attract executive talent in a hyper-competitive environment? Start by reviewing your value proposition and your internal reality.