April 23, 2019

The seven year itch – Does it exist?

By Adam Stolerman

According to the Bureau of Labour Statistics, the average employment in a company lasts 4.6 years (3.2 years in services businesses). Most people never get to experience the seven-year itch and decide for themselves if it truly exists. On the contrary, the average length of a marriage in the UK is 11 years and has […]

April 2, 2019

Dealing with the unknown in changing business landscapes

Preparing for new industries and what’s ahead is something we think about every day. Most companies are reactive. Oftentimes, growth companies miss the mark because they’re afraid of addressing what’s ahead simply because it’s unknown. At TritonExec we compete against the largest executive search firms in the world– and  we’ve never won a search based […]

November 15, 2018

Thanks Dad, for the best hiring lesson I’ve ever learned – and now need to use

By Ben Graham

I like to think entrepreneurs hire differently. Every company will say they want people ‘who go the extra mile’, but I believe entrepreneurs have a better ability to spot individuals who have that potential. Our business is currently embarking on a major recruitment drive – on a global scale – linked to tremendous growth we’ve […]

October 26, 2018

Addams Family Values – Why it’s time to let family values show us the path to equal opportunities

By Adam Stolerman

Yesterday, it was reported that the gender pay gap has fallen to its lowest level yet, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). There are, however, still huge disparities in earning among various age groups. What if our home and family lives gave us inspiration and insight into getting to grips with equal workplace […]

October 23, 2018

BA’s business class epic fail showed me why my growing global company will be a success

By Jonathan Morris

I arrived in Atlanta in a foul mood, tired, irritable and hungry. It wasn’t the broken footstool, dirty blankets, nonexistent USB ports, broken TV screen, soggy salt and pepper sachets, or lack of a second meal after 8 hours – yes a disastrous business class flight which admittedly could have happened on any airline – […]