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JM Search Names Co-Practice Leader for Media, Entertainment, Martech & Communications Practice
JM Search has expanded its team by adding Laurie Rosenfield as partner and co-practice leader for the firm's media, entertainment, martech & communications team. She will work alongside John Warrack to further enhance the firm's capabilities in identifying and recruiting transformative leadership for companies at the intersection of content, audience reach, and technology.
“Laurie’s track record speaks for itself,” said Mr. Warrack. “She has a history of transforming businesses by hiring exceptional talent and placing a strong emphasis on company culture. I’m thrilled to have her as my partner for our growing JM Search team and know that our clients will directly benefit from her candor, commitment, and proven results within an ever-changing industry.”
“As an accomplished media executive who applied her industry knowledge to inform her role as global chief people officer for multiple large public companies and having served as global director of executive search for a multi-billion-dollar professional services firm, Laurie brings a unique perspective and more than two decades in building best-in-class teams to the firm,” JM Search said.
Previously, Laurie served as the global chief people officer for Hill + Knowlton Strategies and the chief people officer at CBS, where she led HR transformation during a significant industry crisis. She also held leadership positions at MediaLink, Wolters Kluwer, William Morris, United Artists, and 20th Century Fox.
“I’m ecstatic to get back into executive search and to work alongside a tremendous team of specialized experts at such a highly regarded firm,” said Ms. Rosenfield. “I’ve spent most of my career in the media industry and have experienced first-hand the industry evolution. I look forward to applying my direct experience from both the candidate and executive side to bring clients top tier talent that truly will have an immediate and lasting impression on the business.”
