SES develops legal arm
PRESS RELEASE
RECORD YEAR LEADS TO EXPANSION IN LEGAL SECTOR FOR STEPHENSON EXECUTIVE SEARCH
Company to hire two ex-magic circle lawyers
LONDON, UK, 11/11/2019. Stephenson Executive Search today announced the appointment of two ex-magic circle lawyers to launch and drive its new legal practice.
Charlie Harvey, who worked at Magic Circle firm Slaughter and May and, more recently, has been a solicitor at Farrer & Co’s banking teamwill head the new legal practice.
Neil Harvey, who worked at Magic Circle firms Linklaters and subsequently Clifford Chance where he was a partner for 23 years will be acting as a consultant in relation to new business development and strategy for the legal practice.
Stephenson Executive Search has had a record year and is committed to continuing its successful expansion. Commenting on the appointmentBilly Stephenson, Managing Director, said: “We have appointed two exceptional solicitors as headhunters, staying true to our successful model of hiring consultantswho have top qualifications in the sector in which they are working. It gives our clients and candidates the reassurance of knowing that they are dealing with people who truly understand their business.”
For further information/to request an interview with Billy Stephenson please contact
Natasha Brook natasha@stephensonexecutivesearch.com +44 (0) 2035420912
About Stephenson Executive Search
Stephenson Executive Searchis an award winning executive search firm focusing on the financial services and legal sectors. It is a family owned business which has at its core the belief that its employees are immersed and qualified in the markets in which it operates.
It covers:
- Appointments in private wealth management, private banking and family offices.
- Appointments in the legal sector, with a sectoral bias to banking and corporate searches.
- Main Board executive and non-executive appointments across financial services sectors, FTSE 100, FTSE 250, AIM listed and private companies’.
- Board evaluations and investment trusts.
