Dual-fluency talent
The hardest hires in this market speak two languages at once: modern AI systems and the regulated healthcare domain they deploy into. That intersection is thin. We live there, and our screens are built to find it.
Digital health and health-AI companies are our primary vertical, whether the company is spending a fresh round or sitting inside a PE portfolio. The capital found this market. The people who can build in it are the bottleneck, and finding them is the job we built the firm around.
The hardest hires in this market speak two languages at once: modern AI systems and the regulated healthcare domain they deploy into. That intersection is thin. We live there, and our screens are built to find it.
Your team interviews. We run the rest of the cycle: sourcing, vetting, scheduling, candidate management, pre-close, weekly standups. The whole function, inside your company, on a subscription with no placement fees.
A calibrated playbook, weighted scorecards, blind scoring, and a live portal. The structured process your investors expect from a product launch, applied to every hire, with a report you can defend in the boardroom.
Series A through growth, in the window when fresh capital is supposed to become a team. The months right after a round are when the hiring plan succeeds or quietly dies, and every quarter a key seat stays open is runway spent without the capability it was raised to buy. We move on the load-bearing seats first and run the search with the discipline you gave the round itself.
For sponsors holding healthcare and health-AI companies, hiring is usually the least standardized function in the portfolio. We bring one playbook every company runs: the same scorecards, the same scoring rigor, the same board-ready reporting, applied to the operator placements that advance each value-creation plan.
The leadership hires that scale a 20-person team to 100 without losing the bar, in an environment where errors carry clinical consequences.
The sellers and marketers who have actually carried a deal through a clinical champion, a security review, and a procurement committee.
The leaders who build the operating model behind the product and keep it defensible as it scales.
Finance leadership for the next round. People function for 50 to 200. The operators who make scaling possible.
Retention at twelve months. Approximately twice the industry average.
Placement guarantee. Five times the industry standard.
Median time from kickoff to accepted offer.
The first calls that matter are strategic. They surface what the business needs to accomplish over the next four quarters and where the talent question actually sits. Fifteen minutes is enough to start. We come prepared.