[February 27, 2013]

Klein Hersh Launches Innovative Branding Campaign with New Website

A new website with bold, progressive branding including a new logo and tagline has just been launched by Klein Hersh International, a global leader in executive recruitment for life sciences.

"We felt our company had grown beyond the look and feel of our previous website and marketing materials and we needed something that more accurately expressed who we are today," said Klein Hersh Chief Operating Officer Fern Klein. "We think our new tagline, 'Strategic Leadership Placement,' really describes how our in-depth knowledge of this industry enables us to connect the right people with the right companies."

Since 1998, Klein Hersh has been focused solely on delivering strategic leadership placement solutions that span the entire life sciences continuum and healthcare IT industries. From discovery through commercialiation, Klein Hersh fills permanent and contract positions around the world.

The new branding approach is themed "Klein Hersh Delivers" and is centered on the company's superior ability to match well-qualified candidates with careers. For more information or to see the new branding, visit KleinHersh.com.

About Klein Hersh International
Klein Hersh has delivered strategic placement solutions for the world's foremost pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies since 1998. By pairing one of the life sciences industry's largest networks of qualified candidates with a team of dedicated placement specialists, Klein Hersh builds in-depth relationships to identify critical hires with unparalleled speed and precision. With permanent and contract search options to fit any need and a strategic approach to matching the right people with the right companies, Klein Hersh will get you to your short list faster. From discovery through commercialization, in the laboratory or the boardroom, when you've got big seats to fill, Klein Hersh Delivers. Connect with Klein Hersh on LinkedIn and Twitter or visit www.KleinHersh.com to find your next expert.

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