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A search partner, not a CV pipe

We take on a small number of mandates at a time so each one gets founder-level attention, a real market map and a shortlist you can actually act on.

Process & timelines

  1. 01

    Kick-off & role calibration

    Day 0-2

    Deep-dive on the product, buyer, territory, comp and the profile that has succeeded before.

  2. 02

    Market map & outreach

    Week 1

    Longlist built from the relevant vendor landscape, then personal approaches from a named consultant.

  3. 03

    Shortlist delivered

    Week 2-3

    A tight shortlist of qualified, briefed candidates with written notes on fit and motivation.

  4. 04

    Interview & offer

    Week 3-6

    Interview coordination, structured feedback loops, offer strategy and counter-offer control.

  5. 05

    Onboarding follow-up

    First 90 days

    Check-ins with both sides to make sure the hire lands and ramps.

Market average time to hire is 44 days. Our fill ratio is 83%, and placed reps average 183% quota attainment over their first 12 months.

Cost of delay

The hidden cost of hiring slowly

Move the sliders to see what an open quota seat is costing you.

Currency

Market average time to hire is 44 days. Add your own sign-off and notice period.

Bookings the seat is expected to carry over 12 months.

On-target earnings for the seat. Cover cost and the indicative 25% search fee are based on a 50/50 base split.

Revenue at risk, one empty quota seat

£124,164

44 days with the seat empty, on a £1,000,000 quota.

Lost bookings while vacant
£120,548
Cover & management drag
£3,616
Ramp cost of a wrong hire
£125,000
Indicative search fee (25%)
£25,000

That delay costs 5.0x the search fee. Every week you wait adds £19,231 of unclaimed quota.

You are not comparing a fee to zero. You are comparing it to the cost of waiting.

Why hiring is tough

Speed vs. quality

Scale-ups need revenue-generating hires fast, but rushing risks a poor fit, and every month without the right rep is missed pipeline.

Revenue at risk

A quota-carrying rep worth £1M ARR left unfilled for three months is roughly £250K of lost potential revenue.

Market competition

The top 10% of GTM candidates get 5-10 approaches a day. Slower processes and weaker outreach lose them within weeks.

Strain on internal teams

Founders, sales leaders and TA teams juggle hiring alongside the day job, which stretches cycles and increases drop-off.

Risk of the wrong hire

A mis-hire in sales does not just cost salary, it hits pipeline, morale and customer relationships.

Hiring into new markets

Opening a new region means judging talent you have never met, in a market you do not yet know. Local benchmarks on comp, patch size and who actually sells there are hard to get from the inside.

The commitment

We stand behind every placement

Every hire is covered by a replacement period agreed up front. We stay close to both sides through the first 90 days, and if a placement needs replacing inside that window we run the search again on us.

  • Shortlist in 14 days: a qualified, briefed shortlist, or we keep working until you have one.
  • Continuous pipelining: the search stays warm until the hire has landed and ramped.
  • Replacement cover: agreed in writing before we start, so there are no surprises later.

Engagement models

  • Retained search: for leadership and business-critical hires where exclusivity buys depth.
  • Engaged / container: a committed search with staged fees for multi-hire build-outs.
  • Contingent: for well-defined individual contributor roles in our core markets.

Case studies

Selected search work

Cloud & Infrastructure

Nasuni

Multiple enterprise sales hires across US regions during a scale-up phase.

Roles filled
Enterprise AEs, RSM
Engagement
Retained
Outcome
Repeat mandates
I've had the pleasure of working closely with Peter during a recent executive search for multiple enterprise sales candidates, and I can't recommend him highly enough. His in-depth understanding of the industry ensured we connected with the most qualified candidates.
Peter Levy, Sales Leader, Nasuni

Cyber Security

Hexrays

A newly created position with a very specific technical and commercial profile.

Roles filled
Net-new GTM seat
Difficulty
No comparable market
Outcome
Hire still in seat
We engaged Peter to help us recruit for a newly created position with a very specific profile. Despite the challenge, he delivered an exceptional candidate who has become a tremendous asset to our business.
Fabrice Randria, Talent Acquisition Leader, Hexrays

AI & Agents

Noble AI

Sales leadership and first GTM hires, followed from company to company.

Companies
3
Engagement
Retained & contingent
Outcome
Long-term partnership
Peter and I have partnered at 3 companies. He is a consummate professional and implicitly understands what a sales leader needs from their recruiting partner. His follow-through and communication is refreshing.
Ned Weintraub, Chief Revenue Officer, Noble AI

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