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Our Process for Employers

Our service's core outcome is delivering both quantity and quality of talent. A pivotal step in our process is creating a scorecard that defines the ideal candidate's history of success. Leveraging our national network, we confidentially reach professionals not actively seeking jobs but are the best fit for the position. Don't see what you are looking for? Interested in a fresh approach? Let’s connect to explore how we can streamline your hiring process and quickly identify the right talent.

Talent Finder for Employers

Number of jobs found:

17

Director of Purchasing, LBM Northeast

Director of Sales, Mid Atlantic

Regional Sales Manager, Specialty Product Distribution

Sales Director, Midwest

President, HVAC

Director of Purchasing, LBM South

Territory Manager, Northeast

VP of Operations, Sawmill

General Manager, Truss East Coast

Director of Sales, Distribution PNW

SVP of Sales, Windows & Doors Southeast

Director of Business Development, Manufacturing

General Manager, Casework PNW

Sales Manager, Distribution Mountain States

President, Roofing

Sales Director, Roofing & Siding

General Manager, Distribution Southeast

Blog Posts 

CLIENT SUCCESS STORY: MILLWORK

A family-owned and operated millwork dealer had a long legacy and strong brand recognition in the local market. The owner struggled with creating a culture of accountability and hiring a strong leadership team. This led to lack of empowerment of employees, no metrics to drive high performance, and a break-even 0% profit on a $20m business.

What NOT to do when running a lumberyard

A family business with a vertical in the agricultural industry wants to diversify away from the overburdened governance in farming and decides to buy a lumberyard. Let's call it "LumberCo." The agriculture family's investment buys a 7-acre lumber yard that generates $25 million in sales and $1.75 million EBITDA.

Reward Success, Not Just Scrutiny: The Fight for Fair CEO Compensation in a World Obsessed with Envy

How much should a CEO be rewarded for leading a company to $700 billion in wealth for its shareholders? The profits and equity numbers may be vastly enormous compared to the LBM space, but the portions and percentages are similar. Elon Musk’s situation carries a critical message for our industry’s leaders.

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