Industrial Goods & Technology
Revolutionary change requires revolutionary leaders

The sectors within industrial goods and technology are undergoing disruptive transformation, part of a people-driven, tech-powered revolution. To generate growth and profits, players worldwide must combine talent and technology to implement the right systems and automations—including AI technologies—at the right time, facilitating behavioral change while maximizing operational efficiency and minimizing risk. This requires investing in proven, tech-savvy change agents and operators with strong vision and values who know what good looks like, can navigate daily volatility, and can build deep, empathy-driven trust with diverse workforces. Due to limited pools, finding leaders who thrive at the intersection of business and technology is challenging. But they are out there.

We offer 70+ years of experience helping industrial goods and technology clients—from the Fortune 500 to private-equity-owned early-stage businesses—to identify, assess, and hire the most effective top executives. To do that, we take a cross-country, cross-regional approach to find and deploy optimal talent, think outside of the box, and work across practices, with deep collaboration between our industrial and technology teams. Whether it’s search, consulting, digital assessment, or on-demand talent, we offer comprehensive talent solutions. All the while, we maintain a laser focus on creating long-term partnerships with clients by practicing what we advise—such as our increasing integration of AI and other digital technologies into how we work. In short, we can help find the right, future-ready leaders for this next phase of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and whatever comes next.

Fourth Industrial Revolution

2024 Industrial Technology Officers Organization Survey

Our first annual Industrial Technology Officers Organization Survey compiles data from a survey of senior-level executives in industrial technology companies around the world, with respondents primarily in the United States and Germany.

How advanced is your company’s industrial tech transformation compared to peers?
Our 2024 survey of Industrial Technology Officers found the following:
 
16%
We have significant room for improvement
 
16%
Slightly below our most direct competitors
 
47%
About the same as our most direct competitors
 
9%
Leading
 
11%
Among the best
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How can we help?
Contact us to discuss the needs of your organization

Contact our team to discuss how we can assist your company with all of your talent needs.