Executive Contracting,
or Interim Management, was pioneered by E.L Consult in Australia
in 1976. E.L Consult has since then remained at the forefront
of the industry.
Executive Leasing provides highly qualified professionals on
a flexible (hourly, daily, weekly or monthly) basis.
Executive Leasing provides an immediate high calibre solution
to management or technical resource problems. For example, Executive
Leasing executives are able to…
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Provide an organisation with
specialised skills that are only needed occasionally.
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Assist when management resources
are stretched with seasonal workloads. |
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Take on the role of catalyst,
motivator or rainmaker when better sales or marketing
would be useful. |
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Make an independent study
or assessment of product, service division or subsidiary.
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Come in as a Project Manager
on a particular plant upgrade or other capital investment.
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Run divisions or subsidiaries
that may require building up prior to divestment. |
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Mould or warm up an acquisition
to fit with the new corporate structure. |
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Set up company
systems and coach and train local successors to 'take
over', especially applicable to PRC Foreign Invested Enterprises.
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The independence, flexibility and mobility of an Executive
Leasing executive are vital elements in the achievement of
corporate objectives. They are readily available in the following
areas:
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Finance and Accounting
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Engineering Design and Implementation
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General Management |
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Information Technology |
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Project and Construction Management
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Marketing, Sales and Sales
Training |
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Purchasing, Supply and Distribution
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Systems Management and Implementation
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Human Resource Policy Review
and Training |
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Agriculture, Biological and
Environmental Science |
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Journalists, Lawyers, Actuaries
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The price of contracting an executive depends on the skill
and level of expertise required, but as a general rule will
approximate the total cost of a similarly skilled executive
permanently employed by the organisation for the same period
but without high cost termination. The cost is approximately
one-third of traditional consulting fees.
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