Specializing in the recruitment of accounting, tax and financial
professionals in the new york metropolitan tri-state region.
Alan
L. Kramer, CPA, established Kramer Executive Resources, Inc.
(KER) to assist management in bringing the best talent to
their firms to meet their current and future challenges.
For
more than twenty years in the accounting industry, he has
matched professionals with positions. During that time, he
has effectively identified needs and recruited people to fill
them, from entry level through partner positions. He was frequently
called upon by his firms' clients to recruit candidates for
many of their own requirements.
Prior
to forming KER, Alan Kramer was the National Human Resources
Partner for Spicer & Oppenheim, at the time, the 12th
largest CPA firm in the world. He was a past Chairman of the
New York State Society of Certified Public Accountant's Annual
Personnel Conference, as well as being an extremely active
participant on many Human Resources Committees. He has conducted
numerous seminars on effective recruiting techniques for in-house
staff and clients. Before joining Spicer & Oppenheim,
Kramer was both the Director of Recruitment and Human Resources
Director for Deloitte, Touche & Co., and a Senior Audit
Manager with KPMG Peat Marwick.
To
serve his clients, Kramer has assembled a team of executive
search professionals
whose backgrounds complement his own. They research and identify
superior talent in the rapidly changing employment marketplace.
All have had broad experience working with accountants and
financial managers, insuring that KER's candidates are
technically
competent and have superior communications skills.
KER'S
Concept of Recruiting:
Every
new hire must be part of an overall strategy for a firm's
growth. This allows for selecting the best technically capable
candidate who will be able to accept and perform larger responsibilities
In the future.
Several
levels of management should interview each probable new hire.
This assures compatibility from day one of their employment
as well as the likelihood that the candidate will perform
in more than one area of a firm's operations.
The
more comprehensively staffing needs are planned, the greater
the productivity of each new hire will be. Their immediate
workload will be appropriate and adequately challenging. The
firm's benefit will be reflected in the bottom line through
reduced turnover expenses.
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