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6 Responses to “Utah Headhunters”

1. My friend Collin (an executive in Tokyo) used to know all the good Utah headhunters. I’ll give him a shout (skype of course) to see if he can get you some names.
   But, just so this comment isn’t complete worthless to you, you might try Brooke Upp Clark at (801) 532-1000 or email her at:
   Brooke AT perelson DOT com.

   Left by Nathan Nelson on 05/30/2006

2. Thanks, Nathan.

   By the way, if you are looking for good legal advice, click on Nathan’s link above.

   Left by ctknud on 05/30/2006

3. In my experience, you really need to find recruiters that specialize in the niche that you’re looking for. Recruiters are typically good due to their industry knowledge and contacts within that field. If you can give me an idea of what kind of position you need worked on, I can nose around more. Email me.

   Left by Collin Begley on 05/30/2006

4. Chris sometimes I wonder about you. You know that I work around most all of the HeadHunters in the state. Give me a call and I will hook a brotha up.
   RM
   Prince Perelson is a great firm!

   Left by Rmoney on 05/30/2006

5. Ryan:

   Thanks for the comment and sorry I didn’t think of you. Drop me a call when you have a minute. BTW, Prince Perelson has partnered with Diestel Group for executive search.

   Left by ctknud on 05/31/2006

6. Did you ever get a list of great Uath headhunters along the Wasatch front? If so, please share. Thanks.

   Left by HJM on 08/05/2008

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