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Four ways to start. One way of working.

Every move is personal and different. The way I work isn't. It’s one method, applied with more or less depth depending on what you need and how far you want to go.

The Basel Method

One method, built from how hiring actually works.

Everything I do runs on a single method – the Basel Method. It’s a set of frameworks drawn from how hiring decisions are really made, not how the careers industry says they should be. Three movements, held together by one constant.

Be understood

Positioning · Relevance · Trust & Visibility

So the right people instantly see you as the answer to a specific problem.

Reach the right people

Access · Engagement
So you get into the conversations that decide roles before they become adverts.

Run it well

Execution
So the search has rhythm and momentum, not stop-start guesswork.

At the centre — Mindset & Identity: confidence, clarity, consistency.

Where are you?

Not sure where to start? Start here.

Most people arrive without a clear label for what they need. Read these and see which one sounds like you.

“My story, CV and LinkedIn don’t do me justice.”

→  Clarity

“My priority is traction, a way into the informal market and to articulate myself better when I’m there.”

→  Access

“I’m making a complex, senior move or pivot and want a partner through it.”
→ Executive Counsel
“I have one decision or conversation to get right.”
→ Precision

The Outcomes

Success stories.

Clients have used the work in different ways. Securing roles with leading Basel employers. Accessing opportunities before they reached the market. Moving into Director, Senior Director and C-suite positions. Joining boards, entering venture environments and making career moves that materially changed trajectory, influence and compensation.

The Detail

Want the full picture?

Each way of working has a short brochure with the detail – what’s included, how it runs and the questions people usually ask. Download the one that fits or bring your questions to a call.

The Next Step

Talk it through.

If you’re thinking about your next move, internal or external, and want to approach it intentionally rather than reactively – let’s talk. If a programme isn’t right, you’ll still leave clearer than you arrived.

FAQs

Common Questions.

How do I know which programme is right for me?

It depends on where the friction is. If your story and materials aren’t landing, start with Clarity. If you know the roles worth having aren’t advertised, Access. If the move spans boards, investors and internal stakeholders, Executive Counsel. If one specific conversation or decision is the whole question, Precision. If you’re not sure, book a 20-minute call and I’ll tell you straight — including if the answer is “none of these yet.”

A recruiter is paid by the company to fill a role, not to get you the right one. Outplacement is built for volume. A LinkedIn coach teaches you to be louder. I’ve spent fifteen years on the side of the desk where hiring decisions actually get made — 250 companies, 750 hires — so the advice is about how panels really decide, not how the internet says they should.

Yes. A large share of the work is quiet searches run by people who can’t be seen looking. Nothing is public, nothing goes near your current employer, and the outreach strategy is built specifically to move without signalling.

That’s often the most valuable place to start. Some of the best outcomes are an internal move, a renegotiation, or deciding *not* to move at all. The work begins with what you actually want — the search comes after, if it comes at all.

Less than running a search badly on your own, which is the real alternative. Each programme is built around senior people who are time-poor: focused sessions, clear homework, nothing performative. The point is to do this once, properly.