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It Starts With A Conversation

Your first call is with Georgia, who brings together senior operational experience, high-level recruitment, and executive coaching. Before you speak, you'll have completed your DISC profile, so the conversation starts with her already knowing something about how you think. From there it goes deep: where your time is going, where the bottlenecks are, and what the right person alongside you actually looks like.

It Starts With A Conversation

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Then Comes The Match

We know your gaps, your communication style, and what kind of person will complement rather than mirror you. Every EA in the GLUED network goes through the same DISC process, so when the two pictures meet, the match tends to be obvious. Usually one person, occasionally two. The Robin to your Batman.

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Your GLUED EA Hits The Ground Running

Every GLUED EA is trained within a methodology built by Annalli, drawn from 25 years working with some of the most demanding professionals across businesses of every size. The systems that take most EAs years to develop, yours arrives with from day one. Scheduled check-ins with Annalli continue after placement, and Georgia stays close on the exec side to make sure the relationship builds from a strong start.

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A Partnership Built For The Long Term

Your EA commits dedicated time to you, and the subscription model is built to protect that. The structure flexes, but the goal is a working relationship that deepens over time, and everything around it is designed with that in mind.

Questions worth asking

The GLUED Method

A great EA isn't a service.  It's a relationshiop, and like any relationship, it only works when the fit is right.

Most people who come to GLUED have tried the alternative. A hire that looked right on paper, an arrangement that created more work than it solved, or an EA that was capable but never quite clicked. The common thread is almost never competence. It's compatibility. Getting that right starts before we ever introduce you to an EA.

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