Parker Executive Search

"Jacob Anderson has been with Parker Executive Search since 2012 and serves as a principal within the higher education practice. He has broad-based knowledge of higher education with specialized expertise in academic health sciences. As a principal, Anderson is charged with identifying and recruiting strong leaders for the firm’s clients. He works in close collaboration with the firm’s vice presidents on various search responsibilities, including setting a strategy recruiting qualified people, researching and sourcing potential candidates, interviewing and presenting candidates for review, managing the committee and finalist interview processes, and ensuring clients reach closure with the preferred candidate. Anderson also partners with the firm’s vice presidents on new client engagement and business development. Anderson is originally from the Washington D.C. area. He was a four-year recipient of the University of Georgia Charter Scholarship and graduated summa cum laude from the University of Georgia Honor’s Program with a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. During his time in college, Anderson spent eight weeks studying and living with a family in Seville, Spain. He also interned and worked as a research consultant for Parker Executive Search. Following graduation, he directed the website redesign of a leading real estate auction firm. After completing the project, Anderson joined Parker Executive Search as an associate in the academic health sciences practice. Anderson enjoys traveling and college football. He lives in Brookhaven, Georgia."

Grew up in DC. Went to UGa. Has a connection to President of Oregon State. No. Just No.

This is retarded. I don’t want educators involved in a football coaching decision. UGA ties is just more reason not to do this, he’s probably a booster and season ticket holder.
 
This is retarded. I don’t want educators involved in a football coaching decision. UGA ties is just more reason not to do this, he’s probably a booster and season ticket holder.
I bet you also think it's stupid to have career politicians and random corporate lizards involved in the college football playoff selection process.

Get with the times old man, everything ööööing sucks so we're burning it all down.
 
Retaining a search firm provides legal cover for a multitude of issues. This is pretty important in today’s world where half the population thinks that hires should be made on criteria other than who is the most qualified candidate for a given position
Well, if you offer Deion first, and he tells you no, then you can hire whoever the öööö you want after that.
 
You guys are idiots. GT still will have its say in the search. This firm cannot hire anybody. GT drives the search and this firm is there to handle all the un-seen business and come up with more candidates.
FFS. The top few candidates are obvious to anyone, and we have the luxury of time since CGC cant even help but be blown out in games in which the other teams try to give him a W forcing us to move in ööööing September.

Dropping a million dollars like this, when you don't have unlimited funds, before you even call Deion or Coastal Carolina, is 100% ööööing idiotic. Like you need a cobol programmer, and your neighbor is a highly regarded cobol programmer who just told you he was looking to leave his current job, so you call up a search firm and tell them to make sure to include your neighbor in the resumes they send over. Go to the damn search firm after you have put in at least a cursory effort.
 
That’s part of it. It allows Tech to hide its target lists, hides the people who inquire about the job, and keeps the messy process of hiring out of public view.
That is a decent reason, but its an awfully expensive way to do something that should be easy to do. You think the people sniffing around can't just call someone with connections to feel things out?
 
FFS. The top few candidates are obvious to anyone, and we have the luxury of time since CGC cant even help but be blown out in games in which the other teams try to give him a W forcing us to move in ööööing September.

Dropping a million dollars like this, when you don't have unlimited funds, before you even call Deion or Coastal Carolina, is 100% ööööing idiotic. Like you need a cobol programmer, and your neighbor is a highly regarded cobol programmer who just told you he was looking to leave his current job, so you call up a search firm and tell them to make sure to include your neighbor in the resumes they send over. Go to the damn search firm after you have put in at least a cursory effort.
We got into this mess because TS went out on his own and got sold a monorail.
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That is a decent reason, but its an awfully expensive way to do something that should be easy to do. You think the people sniffing around can't just call someone with connections to feel things out?
Yeah, but if AD X from university of Y and it gets leaked, it’s only a “sources say” rather than GTAA phone records prove. It gives people cover - especially if they are interested but don’t get the job.
 
Yeah, but if AD X from university of Y and it gets leaked, it’s only a “sources say” rather than GTAA phone records prove. It gives people cover - especially if they are interested but don’t get the job.
Again, don't call the AD. call the AD's wife. Or some flunkee.

If this is a legit reason, me and you need to open a "search firm" and the AA can hire us for the cost of a seat upgrade and they can announce we are the firm and we can field interested party calls to avoid FOIA and save the AA a million bucks.
 
Parker's fees appear to be somewhere in the low 6 figure range according to several news articles about their work. They don't choose the new person. They just help develop the list and facilitate the interview process and keep everything hands off for the school that retained them.
 
From the Cabrera presser this seems to be just for the AD, which I think all of us are on board with that.

Having said that, is the AD at JSU on the short list? The AD at Coastal Carolina? :fingersx:
 
We've just spent two years talking about how everyone involved with GT Athletics is either incompetent (the AA itself) or not interested (the hill) and how that has resulted in two awful hires in the two revenue sports, one of which was historically bad.

Perhaps it's not a bad idea to have someone else at involved in finding the new AD and coach.
 
We've just spent two years talking about how everyone involved with GT Athletics is either incompetent (the AA itself) or not interested (the hill) and how that has resulted in two awful hires in the two revenue sports, one of which was historically bad.

Perhaps it's not a bad idea to have someone else at involved in finding the new AD and coach.
Thats all fine, but is a UGA alumn run company the only ones in this market?
 
Thats all fine, but is a UGA alumn run company the only ones in this market?
If it makes you feel any better, the guy running their sports dept. is from Tulane and both assistants are from UCF.
 
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