Thirty years in executive search. Every search is led by a partner who has sat across from the candidate, read the room, and made the call. Nothing gets handed off, and no junior staff runs your search.

Before he ever ran a search, Andrés was a Colombian kid trying to figure out how America worked. He interned at Disney World while his classmates were still picking majors. He lived in Japan. He learned early that real human connection is the one thing that outlasts every wave of technology that promises to make people unnecessary.
He has placed senior leaders at companies you would recognize, and sat across from thousands of candidates, the ones who got the job and the ones who did not. The difference was almost never the resume. He also serves on the board of GoodCitizen in Austin.
Read HAMBRE, his 2026 book
Jami graduated and walked straight into a branch manager seat at Adecco, with no warm-up, no assistant title, and nobody holding her hand. She learned how hiring actually works before most of her peers had written a first cover letter.
She went from six years as managing partner at Green Leaf Search Group to talent leadership at Office Depot, Amazon, and Whole Foods Market. Jami knows what the people screening your resume are actually thinking, and it is not what the career centers are teaching.
There are no account managers and no junior hand-offs. The person you meet on the first call is the person who builds the plan and runs the search.