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Business Wire
20-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
JM Search Recognized as a Top Executive Search Firm in 2025 Rankings
KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- JM Search, the leading retained executive search firm for private equity and other growth-oriented private and public organizations, has been recognized among the top executive recruiting firms in the Americas by Forbes and ranked in the top 100 Private Equity Recruiters list by Hunt Scanlon Media. For the ninth year, the Forbes 2025 America's Best Executive Recruiting Firms ranking surveyed more than 16,700 participants composed of industry professionals, including recruiters, hiring managers, and job candidates, and JM Search ranked in the top 40 of the 175 companies ranked. JM Search was also recently named to Hunt Scanlon's Private Equity Recruiting Power 100, a distinguished list recognizing the most influential executive search firms serving the private equity sector. 'This recognition is not just an achievement for JM Search; it's a reflection of the trust our clients place in us to deliver leaders who shape the future,' said John Marshall, CEO of JM Search. JM Search remains committed to helping clients succeed by deepening its expertise and expanding its team of specialized recruiters, ensuring top-tier talent solutions. The firm has built a highly experienced and deeply connected team dedicated to matching industry innovators and forward-thinking leaders with rapidly growing and transformative businesses across key sectors, including Consumer, Education & Social Impact, Financial Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Industrial, Legal, Media & Communications, Services, and Technology. JM Search has placed nearly 1,500 executives in the past 24 months in high-growth businesses. In 2025 thus far, the firm was named to the Financial Times list of The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies and has consistently been ranked in the Top 50 Recruiters list published by Hunt Scanlon Media. For more information on JM Search, please visit our website, About JM Search JM Search ( is the leading retained executive search firm for private equity, and other growth-oriented private and public organizations. With over 45 years of experience, our partners are immersed in your search every step of the way, supported by a passionate, cohesive team of recruiting experts. With deep sector and functional-specific expertise, we've built expansive professional networks from decades of firsthand experience to ensure the best possible outcomes for our clients and their businesses. One firm, focused on you.
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
JM Search Recognized as a Top Executive Search Firm in 2025 Rankings
Forbes & Hunt Scanlon Media honor JM Search for excellence in executive recruiting KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., May 20, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JM Search, the leading retained executive search firm for private equity and other growth-oriented private and public organizations, has been recognized among the top executive recruiting firms in the Americas by Forbes and ranked in the top 100 Private Equity Recruiters list by Hunt Scanlon Media. For the ninth year, the Forbes 2025 America's Best Executive Recruiting Firms ranking surveyed more than 16,700 participants composed of industry professionals, including recruiters, hiring managers, and job candidates, and JM Search ranked in the top 40 of the 175 companies ranked. JM Search was also recently named to Hunt Scanlon's Private Equity Recruiting Power 100, a distinguished list recognizing the most influential executive search firms serving the private equity sector. "This recognition is not just an achievement for JM Search; it's a reflection of the trust our clients place in us to deliver leaders who shape the future," said John Marshall, CEO of JM Search. JM Search remains committed to helping clients succeed by deepening its expertise and expanding its team of specialized recruiters, ensuring top-tier talent solutions. The firm has built a highly experienced and deeply connected team dedicated to matching industry innovators and forward-thinking leaders with rapidly growing and transformative businesses across key sectors, including Consumer, Education & Social Impact, Financial Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Industrial, Legal, Media & Communications, Services, and Technology. JM Search has placed nearly 1,500 executives in the past 24 months in high-growth businesses. In 2025 thus far, the firm was named to the Financial Times list of The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies and has consistently been ranked in the Top 50 Recruiters list published by Hunt Scanlon Media. For more information on JM Search, please visit our website, About JM Search JM Search ( is the leading retained executive search firm for private equity, and other growth-oriented private and public organizations. With over 45 years of experience, our partners are immersed in your search every step of the way, supported by a passionate, cohesive team of recruiting experts. With deep sector and functional-specific expertise, we've built expansive professional networks from decades of firsthand experience to ensure the best possible outcomes for our clients and their businesses. One firm, focused on you. View source version on Contacts Jessica ReillyMarketing Manager610-964-0200 x243 Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
CNBC
15-05-2025
- Business
- CNBC
Brace for wild trading on Friday as a huge wave of options is set to expire
The stock market could be in for a bumpy landing this week, with a massive amount of options set to expire on Friday. John Marshall, head of Goldman Sachs' derivatives research team, said in a note to clients Thursday that Wall Street is poised for the largest notional value for May options expirations on record. "We estimate that over $2.8 trillion of notional options exposure will expire tomorrow (05/16), including $1.2 trillion of SPX options and $580 billion notional of single stock options," Marshall said in the note. Large options expiration days sometimes coincide with unusually volatile trading sessions, especially in the final hour of the day. That means investors may want to take any market move on Friday with a grain of salt, even if it spoils what has been a stellar week for stocks so far. .SPX 1Y mountain The S & P 500 has seen an above average 12-month return, even with April's tariff-related sell-off. Of course, the fact that Friday will be the biggest May expiration ever is perhaps not that much of a surprise, given the boom in options trading among the retail investor crowd and the fact that the S & P 500 is up 11% over the past year, and more than 100% over the past five years. But even on a relative basis, the options expiries will be unusually large. "Options expiring tomorrow represent a notional value that is equal to 4.6% of the Russell 3000 market capitalization. This expiration's relative size is the highest for a May since 2017," the Goldman note said. — CNBC's Michael Bloom contributed reporting.
Dominion Post
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Dominion Post
Morgantown, University capture sectional softball titles, setting up Mohawk regional battle
MORGANTOWN – The Morgantown and University High School softball teams each earned victories on Friday evening at Mylan Park to advance to the Region I championship series for a shot at punching their ticket to the state tournament. The Mohigans moved past John Marshall 2-0 behind a two-hit effort in the circle by Maddie Wisman and some solid defense behind her. 'Maddie's mental aspect is so strong when she's in the circle,' MHS head coach Lorri Lipscomb said. 'She struggled to hit some spots, but she's such a great player and so determined that she plays through those things. If she makes a mistake, she comes right back to make up for it.' The difference-making inning came in the bottom of the third for the Mohigans. Carper Messerly beat out a groundball for an infield single to lead off and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Madi Stone. Messerly was brought around as the next batter, Anne Robinson, smashed a pitch to deep center field for an RBI triple that gave MHS a 1-0 lead. She was brought in to score to double the lead as the next MHS hitter, Grace Robinson, drove her sister home to score with a sacrifice bunt. But those two runs would be the only two of the contest as Wisman dealt the Mohigans to the sectional title and into the Region I state championship series. 'I think we came out and stayed mentally tough throughout the game,' Wisman said. 'We came into the game with the mentality of staying strong and staying up against our opponent. The dugout was into the game and stayed loud. We went into the season with big goals and knowing we want to do big things.' Lipscomb echoed the words of her starting pitcher. 'That chemistry is an important thing,' she said. These girls have each other's backs, and that's been key for our team all year. Faith over fear.' BOX SCORE Morgantown 2, John Marshall 0 JMHS 000 000 0 – 0 2 1 MHS 002 000 X – 2 4 0 John Marshall – Inclan 3000 Shock 2000 Finley 3000 White 3000 Keyser 2010 Babiczuk 3000 Dijkstra 2000 Gonchoff 2000 Finley 2010 Morgantown – A. Robinson 2111 G. Robinson 2001 Alsop 2000 Wisman 2010 Rhodes 3000 Smith 3010 B. Robinson 2000 Messerly 2110 Stone 1000 2B: Wisman 3B: A. Robinson (W) Wisman: 7.0ip 2h 0r 3bb 9k (L) Dijkstra: 6.0ip 4h 2r 2bb 2k University 17, Buckhannon-Upshur 0 The defending state champion Hawks dominated Buckhannon-Upshur 17-0, scoring their runs on the same number of hits. Maddie Campbell pitched a five-inning no-hit effort while also going 4 for 4 at the plate, including a home run in the bottom of the first inning. University jumped out to an early 2-0 advantage in the first inning, including Campbell's homer, and added six more runs in each of the second and third frames. University's Maddie Campbell (3) delivers a pitch against Buckhannon-Upshur on Friday evening. Cassidy Roark/The Dominion Post Three more runs in the bottom of the fourth inning sealed the deal as the Lady Bucs failed to produce a base hit, giving UHS a mercy rule victory to seal the sectional title and a spot in the Region I championship series against the Mohigans. Regionals are set to be held the week of May 19-24.
The Hindu
24-04-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Experiments in Axiom mission to ISS to study if diabetics can stay in space
Can insulin-dependent diabetics stay in space? This will be one of the areas of research by astronauts who will fly to the International Space Station (ISS), probably this May, as part of the Axiom 4 mission. Indian Air Force pilot, Shubhanshu Shukla, will be among the four astronauts part of the space-flight – the first time an Indian will fly to the ISS. The larger thrust of the experiment is to demonstrate that astronauts with insulin-dependent diabetes can be supported for short duration stays in microgravity. This can be done by demonstrating accurate blood glucose testing, data transmission, and insulin viability on the ISS. This research will also help enable people with diabetes to participate in future space missions, thus expanding the eligibility of crew and expanding access to space to more people. The project is being undertaken in partnership with Burjeel Holdings PLC, a United Arab Emirates-based healthcare services provider, said a statement from Axiom. The company organises commercial flights to the ISS and is also in the process of building the first private space station. The lead investigators on the study are John Marshall and Alex Rubin, affiliated to Axiom. Beyond the 'micro-gravity' environment in a space station, the insights gained could potentially improve healthcare delivery on earth, particularly in remote and extreme environments. The technology used in orbit could enable remote monitoring and treatment of oil rig workers with chronic conditions at sea, adventurers with chronic conditions in extreme environments, and even patients receiving care at home, Burjeel said in a statement. Astronauts on the ISS spend a substantial amount of time conducting a slew of experiments and gathering data on how ordinary biological process are altered by micro-gravity. 'Studying biological processes in microgravity offers unique opportunities to understand diseases in ways that are impossible to replicate on Earth. The absence of gravity alters cellular behaviour, enabling deeper insights into conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and cancer. Previous research in space has already contributed to significant insights in protein crystallization and cellular ageing,' it added. Shamsheer Vayalil, Founder and Chairman of Burjeel Holdings, underscored the significance of this collaboration, stating, 'Burjeel Holdings is proud to collaborate on this groundbreaking study aboard Ax-4, which marks a milestone in medical research and diabetes management. The findings from this study have the potential to not only benefit future astronauts but also translate into meaningful advancements in patient care here on the ground.'
