In 1996, Carolyn founded Livingstone Partners Inc., an integrated recruitment solutions firm. Through her business, she has had the opportunity to work with executive search industry leaders such as: Spencer Stuart, Heidrick & Struggles, Whitehead Mann, Korn/Ferry, CT Partners, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and Ray & Berndtson.

Her unique combination of global search firm collaboration and blue chip corporate project work keeps Carolyn current with recruitment best practices and trends, allowing her to consistently exceed the expectations of her clients. 

 

Throughout her recruitment career, Carolyn has worked across virtually all business sectors, with recent success in wealth management, human capital, not-for-profit, publishing, hospitality, consumer products, professional services, information technology, mining and natural resources, financial services, manufacturing and healthcare.

Project work includes recruitment solutions for organizations including but not limited to: Starwood Hotels – Head of Global Partnership Marketing, Morgan Stanley – Global Chief Learning Officer, McKinsey & Company – Various Human Capital Management positions, Boston Consulting Group – Office Administrator (NYC and Atlanta), LL Bean – Head of eAdvertising, Alliance Bernstein – Financial Advisor, Tishman Speyer – VP Talent Management, Alliance Bernstein - VP Learning & Development, Buffalo Wild Wings – SVP Real Estate and Construction; WalMart Canada – Chief Marketing Officer, WalMart Canada - Chief Merchandising Officer, Sobey’s Canada – Head of Recruitment.

Carolyn is committed to providing an international focus to her work. Her search work has spanned the U.S., the Caribbean, Canada, the UK, South America, Australia, Africa, and the Middle East.

 

Prior to joining the search industry,  Carolyn worked in corporate recruiting within the technology sector.

Carolyn earned a B.A. in Psychology and Sociology from Queen's University.

 

Carolyn Livingstone
President, Livingstone Partners Inc.
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