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Odgers Berndtson Names Edward Mathias, Gen. George Casey, and Barry Lippert to Newly Formed Advisory Board
NEW YORK --(Business Wire)--
Odgers Berndtson, one of the world's leading executive search and
organizational leadership firms, today announced the formation of a
leadership advisory board to provide enhanced insights and knowledge on
the trends and innovations reshaping industries and sectors served by
the firm's executive search consultants.
The initial advisory board members are Edward Mathias of The Carlyle
Group, General George W. Casey (USA, Retired), and technology and
digital strategist Barry Libert; additional members will be named over
the course of the year. This additional inside-expert perspective will
strengthen Odgers' work to help clients build more robust leadership
teams with the requisite competencies and vision to drive future success.
"Diversity of senior advisory experience is critical to the success of
all companies, and we want to practice what we preach," said Steve
Potter, managing partner for Odgers Berndtson's U.S. operations.
"George, Barry, and Ed are among the most accomplished and respected
people in their professional areas, and we look forward to working
closely with them to ensure we remain ever-vigilant on the ongoing
evolution of our clients' markets."
Background on Odgers' first Advisory Board members:
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Edward J. Mathias is a Managing Director of The Carlyle Group,
a global asset management firm, and a member of its Board of
Directors. Prior to joining Carlyle in January 1994, he was a founding
member of the Management Committee and Board of Directors of T. Rowe
Price Associates, Inc., a major investment management organization. He
was instrumental in the founding of The Carlyle Group and assisted in
rasing the firm's initial capital. Mr. Mathias serves as an advisor
to senior management and is a member of the Investment Committees for
a number of its funds.
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General George Casey, Jr. (USA, Retired) is an accomplished
leader and an authority on strategic leadership. He led the U.S. Army
from 2007-2011, and is widely credited with leading its transformation
to keep it relevant in the 21st Century. He currently serves as a
Distinguished Senior Lecturer of Leadership at the Samuel Johnson
Graduate School of Management at Cornell University and lectures
internationally on leadership to the leaders of national and
multinational corporations and at other business schools. He serves on
several corporate boards and numerous boards of organizations that
support servicemen and women, veterans and their families.
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Barry Libert is a corporate director, technology investor, and
strategic advisor to boards and CEOs. Mr. Libert specializes in
social, mobile and big data company investing and advising larger
organizations on the impact of these technologies on their business.
He is the chairman and founder of OpenMatters, a technology (growth)
investor and strategic advisory firm. In 2001, he founded Mzinga (News - Alert), a
social software and analytics company. His board
memberships (present and past) include: Innocentive, a social
innovation software company; Activate Networks (ANI), a big data
analytics company; The Pulse (News - Alert) Network, an enterprise social video
company; Sonicbids, a social music marketing company; Parametric
Dining, a mobile payment company; and The SEI Center for Advanced
Studies in Management and Networked Organizations at the Wharton
Business School of the University of Pennsylvania. He is the author of
five books and 20 e-books on the impact of digital and emerging
technologies on business models, and a frequent commentator on the
changing dynamics of corporate leadership and governance in the
digital age. He is also the co-lead of Odgers' Digital Board Practice.
ABOUT ODGERS BERNDTSON IN THE U.S.
Odgers Berndtson is a leading global executive search and organizational
leadership firm, with more than 210 partners managing client engagements
from offices in 51 cities across 29 countries. Its diverse team of
experienced search consultants in the U.S. provides executive search,
leadership consulting, and candidate assessment services to
organizations in an equally broad range of industries and sectors, both
here and abroad. They have the depth and breadth of experience and
knowledge to serve all the major industrial sectors, with particularly
strong market expertise and penetration in: financial services,
including alternative investments, asset management, investment banking,
and venture capital; technology, information and communications;
healthcare and life sciences; mining; consumer products and services;
media and entertainment; and sports. For more information, please see www.odgersberndtson.com.
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