Five Elected to AESC 2023 Global Board of Directors
NEW YORK, Jan. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Association of Executive Search and Leadership Consultants (AESC), representing the leading executive search and leadership consulting firms worldwide, today announces 2023 officers and the appointments of five new Directors to its Global Board. AESC's Global Board of Directors consists of elected representatives from each of AESC's three Regional Councils: Americas; Asia Pacific and Middle East; Europe and Africa.
New AESC Directors elected for 2023:
Nick Chambers, Toronto-based Partner at Boyden and 2022 winner of AESC's Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access Award, has nearly 25 years' consulting experience, working across multiple sectors with a focus on executive and board recruitment and effectiveness.
Toni Clayton-Hine, CMO for EY Americas out of New York City serves as Independent Director and is a seasoned B2B global marketing executive who has helped companies of all sizes create new revenue streams from new markets, new offerings, and new channels of distribution.
Matrice Ellis-Kirk, Chief Executive Officer and Partner of the Ellis Kirk Group in Dallas is a senior member of her firm's Board of Directors Practice. Her current search work focuses on the boardroom in consumer companies and private equity owned companies.
Nicola Mirza is an Auckland-based Partner at Johnson Partners and has over 15 years of executive search experience in board and senior executive level appointments across a variety of both public and private sector organizations. She has a particular interest in financial services and professional services and leads these practice groups for New Zealand.
Sophie Wigniolle, Paris-based Partner with Eric Salmon & Partners, specializes in the Private Equity and financial services sectors, conducting executive searches and leadership advisory projects. She is also an active member of the Board Services Practice.
Emanuela Aureli, AESC Chair, commented: "AESC members are selected from among the very best firms in the world, and it is both a privilege and a responsibility for AESC to set the quality standard for the profession. Our members are large and small and with different geographical presence/scope, but we are united in our commitment to the highest level of service and integrity. I am honored to serve as Global Chair of AESC alongside Directors and staff with an equal commitment to the profession on behalf of our colleagues and especially our clients. Our new Directors will bring additional capabilities, experience and energy to the AESC Board and it is a pleasure to welcome them."
Karen Greenbaum, AESC President and CEO, commented: "I am proud to be the CEO of AESC, representing the highest quality firms in the world, whether global, regional or local. Our members share a commitment to quality for their own firms and for the profession. AESC members are leadership advisors, focused on leaders, teams and culture, aligned with business and talent strategies. We share a commitment to diversity and inclusion centered strongly on the needs of our clients around the world. We have an excellent engaged board, regional councils, and our membership overall – all committed to strengthening leadership, together."
2023 AESC Board of Directors Officers:
The 2023 officers were unanimously elected at the AESC Board's annual meeting in London. Emanuela Aureli, London-based Partner, EMEA Leader of Technology, Media, Telecommunications & Services Practice and member of the CEO and Board Global Practice at Spencer Stuart will continue to serve as AESC Global Chair. Julian Ha, Washington, DC-based Partner and Leader of the Government Affairs and Trade Association practices at Heidrick & Struggles will continue to serve as AESC Vice Chair. Cathy Logue, Toronto-based Managing Director and Global Leader of the CFO and Financial Executives Practice Group at Stanton Chase will serve as AESC Secretary and Treasurer. Morten Nielsen, Cleveland-based Senior Partner and Global Managing Partner for the Life Sciences Practice at WittKieffer, will serve another term as AESC Chair Emeritus.
2023 AESC Global Board of Directors:
Emanuela Aureli, Spencer Stuart, Chair – London
Julian Ha, Heidrick and Struggles, Vice Chair – Washington, DC
Cathy Logue, Stanton Chase, Secretary and Treasurer – Toronto
Morten Nielsen, WittKieffer, Chair Emeritus – Cleveland
Karen Greenbaum, AESC, Ex-officio – New York
Sonal Agrawal, Accord | India/ AltoPartners – Mumbai
Nick Chambers, Boyden – Toronto
Grace Cheng, Russell Reynolds – Beijing
Toni Clayton-Hine, Independent AESC Director, EY Americas – New York
Joe Coulter, Coulter Partners – London
Matrice Ellis-Kirk, Ellis Kirk Group - Dallas
Rodrigo Foz Forte, EXEC – Executive Performance/ Panorama – São Paulo
Bo Young Lee, Independent AESC Director, Uber – New York
Nicola Mirza, Johnson Partners - Auckland
Stefan Spang, Independent AESC Director, McKinsey & Company (Retired) – Düsseldorf
David Turner, Kincannon & Reed – Phoenix
Sophie Wigniolle, Eric Salmon & Partners – Paris
About AESC
Since 1959, AESC has set the quality standard for the executive search and leadership advisory profession. AESC Members represent 16,000+ trusted professionals in 1,200+ offices, spanning 70+ countries. AESC Members are recognized leaders of global executive search and leadership advisory solutions. They leverage their access and expertise to place more than 100,000 executives each year in board of directors and C-level positions for the world's leading organizations of all types and sizes. Dedicated to strengthening leadership worldwide, AESC and its members share a deep commitment to the highest quality standards in executive search and leadership consulting—for the benefit of clients and the profession. We Shape. Connect. Educate. Learn more about us at aesc.org. For AESC's BlueSteps career service, connecting executive-level candidates with the world's leading executive search firms, visit bluesteps.com.
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Martha Clement Rochford, AESC, 1 (646) 695 6625, [email protected]
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