Team Capital, a leading executive search firm, announced today that it has opened a new office in London which is located in Mayfair. The new office will serve as an international hub for corporate clients.
David Pierce Hallahan, International Director, Team Capital said: Team Capital is a firm focused on international growth. The opening of our new office in London is an important part of our business strategy and amplifies our commitment to the international market. We look forward to further growing and strengthening our presence to offer our international clients the best possible representation for all of their leadership needs.
Team Capital, with its unparalleled expertise and insights into the world of leading executives, is fast becoming an adviser of choice for leading organisations and their strategic hires. Team Capital clients range from the world's leading companies to medium-sized businesses and start-up enterprises. Dedicated Practices include: Technology & Media, Healthcare, Construction, Aerospace & Defence, Energy & Power, Consumer, Chemicals, Automotive & Transportation and Finance.
Following news of its London office, Team Capital has also announced it will look to further grow its adviser population that focuses on top companies seeking counsel on their talent and leadership in United States, Latin America, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia.
The combination of Team Capital’s well established International Executive Search practice and Advisory & Counsel capabilities creates a unique platform for corporations and business leaders of significant potential. Our corporate clients have highly specialized leadership requirements which we are uniquely positioned to fulfil, said David Pierce Hallahan.
Team Capital is committed to providing a differentiated client experience, superior execution, and access to innovative solutions from leading experts from around the world. Our new, enlarged organization will give us even more resources that we can bring to bear as strategic partners for our customers, Mr Hallahan added.