Please respond to Hello Jeff, I hope you are well. Below is a background on our firm. As you will see what characterizes our candidates is their current or recent experiences. Many have already rolled out into industry as well. Hawkes-Peers & Co. is an executive search firm based in NYC, specializing in identifying opportunities for top-tier consultants from the top strategy firms-McKinsey, Bain, BCG, AT Kearney, and Booz Allen, who are looking to move into the corporate sector. These candidates also share the common qualification of an MBA from one of the elite business schools such as Harvard, Wharton, Sloan, Kellogg, etc. Our focus targets this network of individuals on an ongoing basis, keeping an active portfolio of these management consultants from which we can draw for appropriate opportunities. The emergence, growth, and continued vitality of Hawkes-Peers are a direct result of the increased demand for strategy consulting professionals throughout the United States. Our intent is to identify and re-position only those professionals who will enhance and build quality organizations; and to adhere to high professional and ethical standards that serve the best interests of our clients and our profession. Our extensive network can allow your organization to be highly selective and save you invaluable time. We can give you the ability to select amongst the most talented strategic, operations, and management consulting professionals; and build strength in the future of your company. If you have an interest in the pool of talent that we represent, I would be more than happy to provide you with more information. Additionally, I can send samples of our past introductions as well as resumes provided with permission from the candidate. Sincerely,
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Keith, The article I mentioned. Vince *********************************************** rashed By Tax Selling But are there bargains among the discards? By Michael Santoli Here it is more than six months since even the most intransigent last-minute filers wrote checks to the IRS to render to the government its due for their financial good fortune in 1999. By rights, this should be a season relatively free of concerns about taxes, notwithstanding the presidential candidates' parrying over whose tax-cut math features more fuzz. And yet, for anyone with a dollar in the stock market (which in recent weeks has likely been reduced to loose change), the looming demands of this year's levies on capital gains have helped to make this month yet another taxing October for investors. The jump-and-stumble course the major stock indexes have taken this year is being blamed for a particularly intense effort among mutual-fund managers and other big investors to sell their losers. The steep ramp-up in stocks that persisted from the fall of 1999 through the first quarter of this year
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I had a VERY long call with the two lawyers. I would say for the most part that Tiger will reconsider many of our provisions now that the lawyers understand our position. Big issues: arbitration (I need an explanation in order to go to our general counsel) Limitiation of Liability All else is negotiable. SS
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Dear Haas Students, Tomorrow the Haas School will hold the 5th Annual Knowledge Forum in Andersen Auditorium 9:00 am - 3:30 pm You are invited to drop in at any time during the day. Attached is the program listing speakers and their bios. David Teece Director, Institute of Management, Innovation & Organization
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