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After 10 years of downward pressure, LGC’s Salary Tracker finds new chiefs being paid more than their predecessors amid renewed recognition of the role’s importance Salaries offered to new chief executives have increased for the first time since the start of austerity

Professional services firms are increasingly using digital transformation to support their clients more effectively, reduce costs and prepare for volatility and uncertainty.

Grant Speed, Global Managing Director, announces the launch of Odgers Interim US

Paul Smith, managing partner of Odgers Interim US discusses the interim executive market in America and explains why firms are increasingly attracted to highly-experienced agile talent

Odgers Berndtson has launched its global interim management arm – Odgers Interim – in Boston and New York, following strong demand the search firm has seen for senior leaders working on an interim basis across the U.S.

The House of Lords Finance Bill Sub-Committee has called for evidence in regard to the IR35 reform, specifically requesting practical experiences from the contracting community. By opening up the floor to the wider industry that either do contract or work closely with contractors, it’s clear the Lords are looking for a more accurate representation of how the off-payroll rules are affecting the self-employed.

Odgers Berndtson, a leading executive search firm with more than 60 offices worldwide, is today launching its global interim management arm – Odgers Interim – in Boston and New York, following unprecedented demand for senior leaders working on an interim basis across the US.

There’s a whole lot of news hailing IR35 as the end of contracting as we know it. It’s certainly understandable why so many contractors are concerned – just take a look at all the red on offpayroll.org.uk – but it’s also certainly not the end of self-employment by a country mile.

Odgers Interim, the interim recruitment services division of London-based executive search firm Odgers Berndtson, has launched in the US. Odgers will initially roll out the offering in its Boston and New York offices.

Odgers Berndtson, a leading executive search firm with more than 60 offices worldwide, has launched its global interim management arm – Odgers Interim – in Boston and New York, following unprecedented demand for senior leaders working on an interim basis across the US.

Ali Palmer, Partner and Head of the Consumer and Telecommunications Practice at Odgers Interim, offers 5 top tips for female tech leaders looking to secure a c-suite position

When a solicitor becomes a non-executive director their role is not simply to offer free legal advice – they are expected to support the board and CEO, says Melanie Newman

UK technology industry M&A deals in September 2019 were worth $280.18 million, according to GlobalData’s deals database

There perhaps has never been a better time to become a chief executive (CEX) of a local authority.

NHS primary care networks went live in England on 1 July. Catherine Gooderham explains what they are and examines the opportunities they present for private sector providers

The HS2 project has been enshrouded in controversy and criticism since the beginning. The UK government has now launched a “go or no go” review into the proposed network. How have politicians, campaigners and businesses reacted to it?

Odgers Interim head of government practice Jes Ladva says the roll out of IR35 to the private sector will make local government attractive to independent talent again

Professional services firm Odgers Interim has expanded its financial and professional services practice with the hire of two new consultants. Anna Piatnoczka and Becky Mackarel join the firm amid heightened demand for interim managers in the last year.