Recruiting & Search · Employer lane

Six search models. One disciplined standard.

Choose the recruiting relationship that matches the hiring reality. Every model begins with calibration, written terms, permissions, and human review before activation.

Service directory

Match the model to the mandate.

Review audience, purpose, commercial structure, included focus, and governance before choosing a model. Final scope and fees remain agreement-specific.

01

Permanent hiring with an approved search

Contingent Direct Hire

Success-based recruiting for defined permanent roles, with fees governed by the signed search agreement.

Engagement based
  • Role calibration
  • Direct sourcing
  • Candidate qualification
  • Interview coordination
02

Critical, difficult-to-fill, or time-sensitive hiring

Priority Search

Dedicated search capacity, priority execution, and defined delivery milestones for business-critical appointments.

Custom proposal
  • Priority sourcing
  • Search strategy
  • Market feedback
  • Structured reporting
03

Leadership, succession, and high-consequence appointments

Executive Search

Targeted leadership search built around mandate, evidence, market access, discretion, and decision support.

Custom proposal
  • Leadership mandate
  • Market mapping
  • Confidential outreach
  • Decision support
04

Sensitive and unannounced hiring

Confidential Search

Controlled communication and role-specific discretion for replacements, succession, and sensitive growth.

Custom proposal
  • Controlled disclosure
  • Approved outreach
  • Need-to-know routing
  • Human review
05

Multiple roles, expansions, and capacity gaps

Project Recruiting / RPO

Flexible recruiting delivery for defined campaigns, recruiting hiring, new locations, and temporary capacity needs.

Scoped proposal
  • Project planning
  • Multi-role delivery
  • Recruiting operations
  • Progress reporting
06

Market intelligence and pipeline planning

Talent Mapping

Research into target profiles, companies, geographies, adjacent backgrounds, and realistic talent pools.

Scoped proposal
  • Target-market research
  • Profile architecture
  • Pipeline intelligence
  • Feasibility insight

The engagement standard

Calibrate before activation.

Search work moves through a controlled sequence so requirements, permissions, decision ownership, and expectations remain clear.

  1. Choose a model or request employer guidance.

  2. Review applicable Trust, confidentiality, and search terms.

  3. Complete contextual employer and role intake.

  4. Confirm scope, feasibility, stakeholders, and decision cadence.

  5. Activate only after required review and written approval.

A service selection is not automatic activation.

No job is published, candidate submitted, résumé released, search approved, or agreement accepted merely because a model is selected.

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