Support For Executives
When you’re a top dog (or taking a run at becoming one), making a career move can present all of the usual challenges people face when shifting roles … and then some.
First, there’s the time. Oh, man, the time. Where will you find enough to give this the focus and attention it deserves?
Next, there’s the secrecy. It’s a small, small world in many industries. How do you start sniffing around without everyone (and their brother) knowing what you’re up to?
And finally – and this is especially true if you haven’t been a job seeker in, oh, forever – where do you even begin?
You absolutely earned your spot because you’re great at what you do. You know how to make decisions. You lead like a champ. You can negotiate with the best of them. You’re the go-to expert in a lot of things … except this.
Fear not
Nobody goes to school and learns how to be great at changing jobs. We never learn it on-the-job and, often, the advice we’ve picked up along the way is biased, outdated or flat-out inaccurate.
The good news is that your challenges are all likely quite addressable. We can help you fine-tune your “what’s next?” goals, cook up a strategy and construct the marketing materials you’ll need to pull off something big.
Our El Presidente package is designed with busy executives in mind. This VIP package includes plenty of time for strategy, a heaping helping of support, and all the paperwork (resume, LinkedIn profile, cover letter of pitch letter, thank you note) you’ll need along the way. And, check it … this package comes with a guarantee that you’ll be working directly with CEO Jenny Foss through every aspect of the engagement.
Jenny has helped hundreds (and hundreds) of executives —across many industries—land incredible, senior leadership roles at some of the top employers in the world, including Nike, GM, PayPal, Lululemon, Arc’teryx, Shell, UnitedHealthcare, Amazon, and Intel, to name a few.
Are you ready to be next?
Need help getting prepared? Check out Jenny’s “How to Nail the Job Search When You’re a Busy Exec (with Zero Time)” on The Muse.