Published terms, next to the market
Market figures are from the firms in 123RFP that publish the same term, Q4 2026 edition.
Fee · % of first-year base salary
30% to 33% of total first-year compensation
Light grey: middle half of published fees (19% to 29.5%). Dark grey: typical range (medians).
Source, as of Nov 2, 2026(opens in a new tab): "The service charge is 30% – 33% of the candidate’s first year’s compensation."
All published terms
Guarantee
Not published
Firm type
Staffing and Direct Hire
"Temp –Staffing Projects – Temp to Hire – Permanent – Direct Hire – Executive Searches" · Source(opens in a new tab)
Fee model
Both
"We offer a variety of search options." · Source(opens in a new tab)
Minimum fee
Not published
Payment timing
Requires 1/3 start-up fee (based on candidate’s first-year compensation) to initiate recruitment process. Upon presentation of a ‘short list’ of qualified candidates, the client agrees to pay an additional 1/3 fee. When a placement is made, the client pays the final 1/3 fee within 10 days from the candidate’s start date.
"Requires 1/3 start-up fee (based on candidate’s first-year compensation) to initiate recruitment process. Upon presentation of a ‘short list’ of qualified candidates, the client agrees to pay an additional 1/3 fee. When a placement is made, the client pays the final 1/3 fee within 10 days from the" · Source(opens in a new tab)
Guarantee conditions
Not stated
Exclusivity
Exclusive Required
"is an exclusive working relationship involving a contract and payment of fees at regular intervals during the course of the search project." · Source(opens in a new tab)
Publishes results
Yes
"98% Client Retention" · Source(opens in a new tab)
Specialties
Education; Digital Marketing; Healthcare; Sales; Accounting/Finance
"Our practice areas are Education, Digital Marketing, Healthcare, Sales, Accounting/Finance, Government, Legal, Technology/IT, and…" · Source(opens in a new tab)
Time to fill stated
Not stated
Geography
National
"Coverage: We are can place candidates in all 50 states and US territories." · Source(opens in a new tab)
Something wrong or out of date? Request a correction with the page on the firm's own site.