07/04/2010

Dennis Carey: My Favorite CEO Recruiter

My ex-husband had one good thing to say.  "Women like men who are go getters..."  And you know what I agree.  No wife wants their husband to just sit around and do nothing.  When I  think about men in the business world that exemplify go getter I think of Dennis Carey.  He is just about the most famous and successful CEO Recruiter around.  Dennis Carey has been responsible for countless successful CEO placements in major companies around the world. He is my vote for businessman of the year.
Jul 4, 2010 1:16:39 AM | Business District, Dennis Carey

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