"Depending on your level of commitment and priority to the search, together we can decide which of the four search options works best for your business goals."
                                                                                                          ~ Lynne Freeman, Founder

1. Retained Search: This is the highest priority search. It is best used when you need dedicated resources to complete an immediate and critical search. We clear our desk and your critical need is given top priority. Candidates are exclusively presented to your firm. This minimizes competing offers. This is the best partnering effort to achieve the best results. This elevates the search, the job and the company in the eyes of the candidate. Payment is made in three parts, with the initial payment due at the commencement of the search.
2. Priority Search: This is the next level of priority we give to our clients. This is a hybrid between a Contingency Search and a Retained Search. The client still receives a higher level of commitment, but is able to reduce its up front investment. A non-refundable engagement fee equal to a third of the total fee is due at commencement of the search, with the final portion due at completion.
3. Exclusive Contingency Search: This is the third priority level. The opening must have occurred recently and it must not have been worked on by other recruiters. The client must also agree not to work with any other contingency firms and to route all candidates through Freeman Enterprises for initial review. In exchange, a fee reduction is agreed to dependent upon the length of the exclusive arrangement. The client will be invoiced at the successful conclusion of the search.
4. Contingency Search: This is the lowest level of priority. It is best utilized if openings are not critical in nature or if there is less of a sense of urgency. Searches will compete in time and effort with other similar searches and may take longer, but clients can still expect high quality results. The client will be invoiced at the successful conclusion of the search.