ESGI , Korn Ferry , JDG Associates , McCormick Group and Odgers Berndtson are among Hunt Scanlon Media’s current top 20 recruiting firms that provide assistance to local, state and federal governments.
In an email with Executive Mosaic, ESGI President Evan Scott said the retainer based executive search firm secured the seventh spot on the list from Hunt Scanlon, which has been informing the senior talent management sector for more than 34 years.
Hunt Scanlon reporters and analysts conducted in-depth studies of the search firms, which include large global firms and specialized boutiques, and identified the social public services sector’s top recruiters.
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