Sue Hendrickson Joins Executive Search Firm, Reilly Partners, As Managing Director

Nationally Recognized Reilly Partners Deepens its Expertise in Emerging New Social Connectivity Technologies for C-Level Placements

2012-02-08

CHICAGO, IL, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Reilly Partners, a privately-held retained executive search firm dedicated to high-caliber identification, assessment and recruitment of the world's most talented business leaders, has announced the addition of Sue Hendrickson as a managing director.

Hendrickson, with over ten-years of search expertise in consumer-facing industries, has a wealth of experience with private equity, founder-led and public companies in marketing services, brand management, digital and direct marketing, insights and advertising for consumer, business professional services, financial services and technology based companies. She has built a strong reputation for identifying and placing high level marketing and corporate executives who possess deep understanding of emerging new technologies and effective strategies to connect with business partners, customers and consumers.

According to Bob Reilly, Chairman and Founding Partner of Reilly Partners, "Sue brings a level of social connectivity understanding and expertise that many in the most senior levels of management are lacking. Her ability to identify and place C-level managers who can master the quickly emerging and ever-changing digital technologies and merge them with their growth platforms, provides our Fortune 1000 clients, world of sports organizations and private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies the competitive edge to successfully build their management teams."

Prior to joining Reilly Partners, Hendrickson was a principal at a leading global, retained executive search firm serving consumer, private equity and marketing, sales and strategy officer practices. She has also served in senior human resource positions at nationally recognized financial and accounting firms.

Hendrickson is actively engaged with not-for-profit social enterprise initiatives and advocacy services for underserved women and children in the Chicago area. Sue is certified by Developmental Dimensions Institute in Targeted Selection-behavioral based interviewing, Management Coaching and Change as Unusual programs.

About Reilly Partners
Reilly Partners is a nationally recognized retained executive search firm. Founded in 2005, Reilly Partners is a team of experienced industry executives who work with Fortune 1000 companies, private equity firms and organizations to effectively find, acquire and retain high quality talent that will positively impact their organizations, including Board consulting and Director search. The Company is dedicated to working with only one client from any industry vertical at a time, resulting in true non-conflicting strategic partnerships on an international scale. For more information, please visit http://www.reillypartners.com.

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