Intelligent People are executive recruiters widely respected by employers and candidates across London, EMEA and North America. We are an executive recruitment agency for a diverse range of clients, including corporate and scale-up customers across consumer and tech markets.
Discover more about our recruitment services, who we work with, and the leadership roles that we recruit for.
When you need someone with specific experience to help you build, launch, organise or scale and it is too important to risk not having the best in the market. Working with us as expert executive recruiters London across Product Management, Product design and UX, Marketing and commercial leadership positions provides a way to cut through the competition, hire the best C-suite candidates in the market and set you up for growth.
Our talented executive recruiters have the market expertise and experience to introduce the best C-suite candidates in the market to your brand, allowing the business to deliver against its stretching objectives.
We deliver quickly for our employers, without ever compromising on quality.
Intelligent People’s executive recruitment agency in London follows a detailed and thorough methodology, to ensure that every possible C-suite candidate is considered in the research phase. As executive recruiters, we use a proactive and multi-channel approach, where we identify and target both your competitors and comparable sectors that may house the experience you need.
Our C-suite executive search services in London headhunts a number of C-level roles, with particular strength in Product, Marketing, eCommerce and Commercial Leadership executive placements.
For more than 20 years, our executive recruiters have been the first choice for companies looking for C level recruitment services within product, marketing and eCommerce.
Our niche domain experience has made us a market leader, delivering unrivalled results for C-suite recruitment. We help you determine what skills and competencies are required for your business, where these candidates are in the market and what overall salary and equity package is going to secure C-suite candidates over your competitors.
We know our C-suite recruitment formula works; our executive recruiters have placed many Chief Marketing Officers, Chief Product Officers, Chief Customer Officers and Chief Commercial Officers into their roles, maintaining great relationships with many today.
Watch our interview with Ben Lavender, Chief Product Officer at DAZN about all things product. Ben Lavender was a former candidate placed by Intelligent People.
A salary of £130,000 to £300,000 could be expected at this level.
A Chief Product Officer is an executive level position which leads the entire product department including innovation, design, project management and delivery.
A salary of £150,000 – £300,000 could be expected at this level.
Chief Marketing Officer roles are often similar in roles and responsibilities as Marketing VP’s. Both levels require a strong person to adopt the voice of the customer, implementing customer segmentation models, to improve user experience across all marketing touchpoints. When a Chief Marketing Officer starts applying a customer-centric approach, other metrics normally take care of themselves – lead generation, sales and repeat business.
A salary of £100,000 – £150,000 could be expected at this level.
A Chief Customer Officer has responsibilities which include cross functional team management, ensuring all marketing, sales and customer teams are focused wholly on the customer and aligned in their approach. They will also head up customer research programmes, analysing the findings to form a 360 view of the customer that the business understands. They will also utilise customer data analytics to create strategies on how to build and maintain customer engagement and loyalty.
A salary of £120,000 – £300,000 could be expected at this level.
A Chief Operations Officer measures the efficiency of an organisations operational processes and takes steps to improve them. They oversee the operations of the business and its employees and designs better operational initiatives that must be implemented. The COO would report directly into the CEO of the organisation.
A salary of £120,000 – £300,000 could be expected at this level.
A Chief Revenue Officer is responsible for leading the commercial functions of the business ensuring growth targets are met and maximise revenue potential. Often shortened to CRO, the Chief Revenue Officer will be a creative and innovative thinker, able to think outside the box and look for new opportunities for revenue generation and profit making.
