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310-902-7755
Who is this voice on my voice mail? Where did this text message come from? Whose pithy e-mail piqued my interest? Just who in the world wide web of work is Ken Loyd?
Executive recruiter, headhunter, peddler of people and Prophet of Profit. I place middle & senior level executives in the restaurant and retail industries.
Learn more - watch the video here.
Everyday I wear my heart on my sleeve living up to my title of "Chief Listener." You'll also find a few medals on my chest for accountability, creativity, tech savvy and fun.
You can learn more about my road less traveled on the HYPE page. Got FAQ's? Visit the WITNESS link for a few answers. Care to pick my brain? There's not much left but you'll get a sample of my attitude on the RANTS page. Need work? You can read about what I'm working on by visiting GIGS.
Mine is a business of relationships built on knowledge, compelling appeal and the trust found in confidentiality.
When you're looking for people or a place to work, I'm the first call you need to make.
Let's get small...
It's the new mantra for every kind of brick & mortar brand. California's passage of the $20 per hour minimum wage law makes mediocre locations underperforming en eligible for closure.
Mod Pizza, Outback Steakhouse and other brands have shut the doors on several locations. Hourly employees are offered transfers to other locations and many have received severance pay up to $2000.
But there's a silver lining in this dark cloud. A restaurant closing, as sad as it may be, means the slice of the pie just got bigger for every restaurant that's still open.
It's a contraction, a "right-sizing" that's still rife with the challenge of earning your share of stomach.
Your solution: Marketing. There are effecincies to be found and we'll lean-in to IT & finance to find those and work closely with marketing to insure it's easy on the operators.
Flashback to the 70's and Steve Martin's riff that makes more sense today than it did then.
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