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Wilkinson Partners is an international executive search firm dedicated to four vertical markets: Tax, Governance, Legal and Structured Finance, centralising each of these around our C-Suite and Team Moves & Acquisitions businesses. From operations in London and New York we are focused on appointing senior leaders across the globe for some of the world's most respected and well-known law and accounting firms, niche boutiques, global multi-nationals and financial services institutions. We are renowned for our commitment to excellence, a personal approach and seamless delivery. People who work with us recognise and value this.
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I was contacted by the head of investments search for a role that could have been a good fit. Cancelled the call at 10 minutes notice and ignored all further correspondence. Unprofessional if not plainly odd behaviour. Recommend to avoid.
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