The road to a new job leads over cobblestones

Recruitment consultant Hélène Müller (pictured) announces that she has founded the personal consulting agency Headaway&Stone with Irini Antonopoulos and Patricia Turk. The name holds a secret. Is it a tribute to the traditional law firm of two senior partners from Birmingham? Or does the logo with the headless body, created over dinner in the Kronenhalle, wink at the activities of the newly founded recruitment agency? Whatever the case may be. Müller defines the philosophy of the new agency as follows: the famous three D's for Desire, Dedication and Discipline are to become the most important benchmark in recruitment. "If we succeed in satisfying the jobseeker's dreams and expectations, the employer will benefit the most," Müller is convinced. With its services, Headaway & Stone primarily wants to support job seekers. "Anyone who looks for a job with us will find a private friend," promises Müller. Over the years, placed candidates and former jobseekers have remained in good personal contact, which goes far beyond placement. She wants to specialize in the areas of communication, media (Hélène Müller), banking, finance (Irini Antonopoulos) and fiduciary services (Patricia Turk). The three women, who met at Worni Personal Consulting, have now founded their own agency "because it is more important than ever right now to have the right people in the right place at the right time". In this case, that would be Seefeldstrasse 92 in Zurich.
After all: no new opening without advertising! Frank Bodin and his Euro RSCG have realized the message of simply finding the hunted head. The advertisements play with the quality appeal of media such as the Financial Times, Bilanz or The Economist, to which the advertisers have attached a simply sophisticated banderole with the claim: "Just give us a call: Headaway & Stone". Andreas Panzeri