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Articles by Paul Herrerias

Paul Herrerias is managing director for Stanton Chase International in San Francisco, a retained executive search firm. The 450-member organization conducts local, regional, and international executive search campaigns for many top companies worldwide. Stanton Chase currently has 64 offices in 39 countries. There are 12 offices in North America. For more information, visit www.stantonchase.com.

The Breakfast Club: How to Start a Face-to-Face Networking Group

by Paul Herrerias May 5th, 2009
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So much attention has been placed on social networking lately. Everyone seems to be using sites like LinkedIn and Twitter to network. And while social networking provides some excellent opportunities to build your network, look for a job, and stay current with industry trends, let’s not forget the importance of traditional, face-to-face networking. A Breakfast Club is [...]

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Building a Strong Talent Pool When Time is of the Essence

by Paul Herrerias September 16th, 2008

This is the true story of how one executive search firm helped the St. Francis Yacht Club of San Francisco hire a new controller and chief financial officer. The St. Francis Yacht Club, one of San Francisco’s oldest and most prestigious private clubs, has a membership base of more than 2,300 and roots dating back more [...]

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