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Formed in 1999 by some of the executive search profession’s most experienced recruiters, Calibre One is a leading retained executive search firm specializing in building senior management teams within innovative areas of technology. We leave no stone unturned when searching for the best in executive leadership. To date, we have assisted our clients in securing over 1500 executives at the VP, ‘C’ level and CEO stages of their careers. We have offices across the USA, Europe and Asia and continue our success through a simple mantra: Talent is the single most important factor that influences the success of a business. This belief drives each and every search we do.

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Got Lifeboats?

Venture capital deal-making signals the party's over

The Happiness Advantage

I find it fascinating that training your brain to be positive at work actually fuels greater success! Training, real training, which...

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RIP the UKs biggest Unicorn?

So soon after my last post, has one of our biggest Unicorns breathed its last? It's a tad embarrassing, especially as the CEO recently...

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Why aren't you on NOT ACTIVELY LOOKING?

Not Actively Looking 

receives new funding to invest in the development of what is already the ‘richest’ profile information on...

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Blockchain - 'in a nutshell'

Thanks again to the WSJ (and this time, I promise, it's not behind their paywall) for the following article that explains the fundamental...

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