IIM Webinar: Getting the assignment and doing the assignment are two different things

Irrespective of your interim stage – beginning, mid-term or long established, the rules of ‘the game’ within a highly connected, fragmented, assignment market have changed. Simply because of digitalisation, and the subsequent differing hiring methods. The webinar will highlight with supporting data the market shifts that are in place, and how those changes are derailing the ‘old, traditional ways of assignment acquisition’, and unseating even the most experienced of interim professional.

For, surely just as a business suffers ongoing change and transformation, so too do the job markets of assignment acquisition both in the UK and overseas.

Offer for Attendees:

Attendees will be able to understand where the disruption within the marketplace is occurring with the data to validate the shifts. Thus offering the opportunity to:

1. Benchmark your ‘go to market’ strategy
2. Enabling you to be better prepared to seize upon both current and future assignment opportunities

The webinar will be presented by Jo Rawcliffe and Simon Hudson, Co-founders of Morphosis Partners Limited and Expert Practitioners in Assignment Acquisition.

Morphosis Partners are an IIM Partner recognised for their ability and track record in supporting interim and permanent executives to have greater control on the choice and quality of opportunity. Akin to a sports agent, concierge or as one recent interim executive referred to us as a mountain Sherpa who leads the way rather than simply tell and leave you to do. In that regard, Morphosis Partners are the only firm who back their own methods, constantly refining them to ensure continued ‘in market’ competitive advantage for those who recognise time is money and therefore want the most direct and effective route from where they are today to where they want to be tomorrow. This is the reason why Morphosis Partners were selected to be that Partner to the IIM.

Hosting the event is Mark Walsh, an IIM Director and practicing interim for the last 8 years, which like his lengthy permanent career, has been heavily focused on  transformation in Life Sciences.