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Bridges - Executive search for the finance industry in the San Francisco Bay area. Butterfass, Pepe & MacCallan, Inc. - an executive search firm specializing in the financial services industry, recruiting financial professionals to major asset managers, commercial and investment banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions 10k Financial Recruiters, Inc - 10K's focus is on recruiting top Accounting and Financial Professionals looking to make a career move to a leading Chicagoland company. Kreuzberger Rand - Executive search firm specializing in the placement of finance and accounting professionals in the San Francisco bay area. Adams Inc - specializing in recruitment and candidate placement in the Banking & Financial, Trust & Investment, and Credit Card industries http://i-recruit.com/drecruiters_type_finance.htm

Finance Recruiters - Oya's Recruiter Directory

Posted March 23, 2011 Here is a list from a recent Hedge Fund Alert of executive search firms serving hedge funds: http://www.fins.com/ Bill Bryan Heidrick & Struggles bbryan@heidrick.com Ben Stewart Glocap (hedge funds) stewart@glocap.com Solveigh Marcks Denali Group smarcks@denali-group.com Rick Taylor CW Group rtaylor@cwpartners.com Pam Esterson SG Partners pesterson@sgpartners.com Marty Brady Oxbridge Group mbrady@oxbridgegroup.com Denise Palmieri Pinnacle Group dpalmieri@pinnaclegroup.com Michael DiGregorio Permanent Solutions Group michaeld@permsol.com Will Ziglar FS Von Stade will@fsvs.com Seth P. Welty, TTI of NY, Inc www.ttiofny.com 150 Broadway Suite 1500 212.964.6400 x1266 Eric J.

Wall Street Recruiter List

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How to Do What You Love

January 2006 To do something well you have to like it. That idea is not exactly novel. http://www.paulgraham.com/love.html

It’s Not About You

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/31/opinion/31brooks.html?_r=2&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212 But, especially this year, one is conscious of the many ways in which this year’s graduating class has been ill served by their elders. They enter a bad job market, the hangover from decades of excessive borrowing. They inherit a ruinous federal debt.