Entrepreneur & Small Business Forum
Educational Lecture Events
 
How to Work for a Startup
 
Alison Hunter, Raines International
Simon Lewis, Michael Page
Diane Magri, SolomonEdwards

There are many reasons to work for a startup. Some have been downsized from large corporations and are looking to transition into a different career, while others simply prefer to run their own shop and avoid the bureaucracy of large & middle market firms. 
Regardless, there are considerable employment opportunities, since economic growth has been largely fueled by the startup and small business sectors, which frequently need the know-how of experienced executives and the dynamism of young managers who wish to build a firm from the ground up. As a consequence, major recruiting firms have become increasingly involved with startup and small businesses, given the significant role these sectors play.

The event will focus on the following topics, among others:
    Road map for finding employment in the startup sector
    Aspects of transitioning to startups & small businesses from large corporations
    Where to look, resources to make use of, how to find companies you can help
    Jobs typically found in the startup world in terms of seniority and compensation
    Employment contracts, in particular how they differ from corporations
    Working for owners and managers who may be considerably younger than you
Alison Hunter is a Director at Raines International Inc., where she supports the firm's Fortune 500, private equity, and startup clients. She also manages ConsultantTrack.com, the firm's website for consultants. Raines conducts searches for executives with expertise in a range of industry sectors and functional areas. The firm's clientbase includes multinationals, private equity firms, not-for-profits, privately-held companies, and startups.

Simon Lewis is Managing Director and Head of Banking & Financial Services of Page Executive in the United States. Page Group is a major recruitment firm that provides specialist services for a broad range of clients from large corporations to small enterprises. It has a significant global presence, with 148 offices in 34countries. Known primarily for its corporate business, Michael Page has become increasing active in the startup sector.

Diane Magri
is a Senior Resource Manager at the Strategy Execution firm SolomonEdwards, which provides business advisory services. Her expertise lies in talent acquisition, assessment, and personnel selection at all functional levels primarily within Financial Services. Diane's focal point is change management initiatives and organizational transitions, as they apply to periods of growth in corporations and entrepreneurial firms.

When

Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014
Check-in: 5:30 to 6:00
Presentations: 6:00 to 7:00
Group Q&A: 7:00 to 7:30
Networking: 7:30 to 8:15

Where

Lee Hecht Harrison
230 Park Avenue btw 45/46th
6th Floor (Suite 600)
Helmsley Building, Elevator Bank 3C-34
New York, NY 10017

Contact

Entrepreneur Forum 
Angen Advisors LLC
212-410-7120
events@angenadvisors.com

Cost: There is a nominal fee of $20 to attend, payable at the door. Regrets but we are unable to accept credit cards.

To RSVP: Please click on the registration link below, then input basic data on the next screen. If you have difficulty, please register by email: Events@AngenAdvisors.com.

Directions: Entrances for 230 Park Avenue (Helmsley Building) are on 45th and 46th Streets.
 
Refreshments: Coffee, tea, and snacks will be served.

Cancellations: If you register but need to cancel for whatever reason, kindly notify us at: Events@AngenAdvisors.com.