Careers On The Move CEO, Richelle Konian featured in Marquis Who’s Who

 

Careers On The Move CEO, Richelle Konian featured in Marquis Who’s Who As a Honored Listee.

 

 

 

 

Careers On The Move CEO, Richelle Konian interviewed by Bloomberg News.

Careers On The Move CEO, Richelle Konian interviewed by Bloomberg News to provide career insight on credibility and protocols in the hiring process. What went wrong? Would Wall St. get it better?

 

https://www.yahoo.com/now/george-santos-says-everyone-lies-150131174.html

Careers On The Move named “Most Outstanding Boutique Executive Search Firm” – AI

Acquisition International Magazine names Careers On The Move “Most Outstanding Boutique Executive Search Firm”

 

 

 

Careers On The Move ACQ5 Global Awards Winner!

 

Careers On The Move has been named

“BOUTIQUE EXECUTIVE SEARCH COMPANY OF THE YEAR” 

by ACQ5 Global Awards for two consecutive years.

 

 

We are extremely pleased by the recognition we have received for our efforts in the executive search industry.

 

All Award Winners for the 12th Annual ACQ5  Global Awards have been announced in the annual ACQ5 Global Awards 2017 publication.

 

 

Survival Tips for Floor Traders

Richelle is featured in an article recently! Read the whole article here.
Feb 12 2008
By Myra A. Thomas

Tip #3: Get Off the Floor.

You can capitalize on specialties to get out of trading. Richelle Konian, chief executive and co-founder of Careers On The Move, an executive recruiter based in New York City, has placed a number of traders looking for opportunities related to – but not directly in – the financial services space. “With their knowledge, understanding trades and having a specialty in derivatives, they can go to the software-vendor side and serve as an advisor…. Those familiar with fixed-income products, for instance, could be on the options or derivatives side, and they understand the algorithms and the financial modeling, acting as a great resource on the vendor side.”

For now and for some time to come, risk management software needs will remain high for most firms, particularly on the credit derivatives side of the business.

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