True Launches Venture Search Unit as AI Speeds Hiring - MyChesCo
True Launches Venture Search Unit as AI Speeds Hiring - MyChesCo
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True Launches Venture Search Unit as AI Speeds Hiring
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16 hours ago
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Timothy Alexander
PHILADELPHIA, PA — True has l
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Regional
True Launches Venture Search Unit as AI Speeds Hiring
10 seconds ago
16 hours ago
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Timothy Alexander
PHILADELPHIA, PA — True has launched a specialized executive-search practice for venture-backed companies as artificial intelligence accelerates startup growth and puts pressure on founders to assemble leadership teams more quickly.
The Philadelphia-based executive talent firm said True Venture Studios will focus on founders and venture-backed businesses in sectors including AI infrastructure, HardTech, SpaceTech, DefenseTech, fintech, healthcare and life sciences.
The new practice represents a renewed emphasis on the venture-capital market where True began operating in 2013, after the firm expanded its executive-search business to companies backed by other asset classes and at different stages of development.
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True said more than half of its clients return for subsequent engagements. The firm is positioning the dedicated venture practice around the shorter company-building timelines it says have emerged as AI companies move from inception through later funding rounds more rapidly.
The company said Venture Studios identifies an executive candidate in an average of 21 days. Practitioners are based across the U.S., Europe and other international markets.
“Every business has unique hiring challenges,” Rhoda Longhenry, managing director and head of True’s venture capital practice, said. “The True Venture Studios team understands those nuances for VC-backed companies.”
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The practice draws on True’s broader executive-search network while assigning talent partners with experience building management teams at venture-backed companies.
Dan Miller, managing director and head of the firm’s artificial intelligence and venture capital practices, said speed has become a central consideration in venture hiring.
“We know that in