Jefferson Locke is a people centric business advisory and talent engagement practice, that introduces multi-talented disrupters that transform businesses and equips them to succeed.
We have access to the single biggest pool of multi-disciplined disrupters through marketing, sales, business strategy and technology.
Cross Industries Expertise
For over a decade, we’ve helped companies build diverse, high-performing leadership teams. Our management consultancy approach, combined with a relationship-driven and tech-enabled infrastructure, deliver fast and precise searches. We also offer ongoing guidance to ensure long-term success after each engagement.
Our Services
Our role is not just to solve the challenges that an organisation faces today, but to look at the pain points in the years ahead.
We then source the right forward-thinking talent that can implement the necessary changes to meet your future.
The SME Executive Hiring Challenge
In today’s competitive hiring landscape, small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) often find themselves at a disadvantage when vying for top executive talent against larger, more established firms. Here are 5 key strategies that SME's can use to hire top executive talent.
How Remote Work Impacts Gender Equality
Gender equality is an essential condition for an innovative, competitive and thriving economy. In business, politics and society, we can only reach our full potential if we use all our talent and diversity. Gender equality brings more jobs and higher productivity – a potential which needs to be realised as we embrace the green and digital transitions, and face up to our demographic challenges.
Workplace Inclusivity: What It Is and How to Achieve It
Think of workplace inclusivity, and you’ll probably envision an office filled with people of different ages, ethnicities, religions and lifestyles. Sound about right?
In actual fact, achieving a truly inclusive workplace involves a little more than putting together a team of people with diverse lifestyles, cultures and backgrounds – though that’s a great start.