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Korn/Ferry establishes its first specialty practice in Real Estate.
Korn/Ferry publishes the first International Index of Executive Hiring, an economic indicator that quantifies demand for senior executives by function and industry.
Korn/Ferry's first overseas office opens in Brussels.
The first annual Korn/Ferry International Executive Demand Index is published.
Korn/Ferry's Board Services practice is established.
Branch office opens in Chicago.
Korn/Ferry is the first major US executive search firm to open an office in Japan.
Korn/Ferry heads the list of the world's top executive search firms.
Korn/Ferry passes $50 million in revenue.
Korn/Ferry institutes the first computerized candidate database.
Korn/Ferry launches VideoNet to become the first major search firm to introduce videoconferencing capabilities to facilitate the recruitment process.
Korn/Ferry publishes the first joint study conducted with the Economist Intelligence Unit, Developing Leadership for the 21st Century.
The Firm unveils its first corporate website for clients and candidates.
Korn/Ferry takes the lead in corporate diversity issues with the publication of Diversity in the Executive Suite.
Win Priem appointed President and Chief Executive Officer.
The corporate website redesign features the Firm's mission statement on its home page.
First search firm to reach $500 million in revenues.
Paul Reilly is named Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Korn/Ferry International.
Futurestep unveils redesigned website.
Korn/Ferry publishes The Executive Recruiter Index, a global quarterly survey of over 300 Korn/Ferry consultants.
Korn/Ferry introduces Brand Center, a one-stop resource on the Intranet for all marketing materials.
Paul Reilly announces the winners of the first annual Client Satisfaction and Office of the Year awards.
After more than 20 years in another location, Korn/Ferry moves back to the very same building in Los Angeles where Lester Korn and Richard Ferry founded the company.
Korn/Ferry opens a new office in Prague as part of its continued expansion and development in Central Europe.
The Firm's middle management recruiting business launches dynamic redesign to showcase solutions for clients and improve the registration process for potential candidates.
Korn/Ferry was the only talent management organization in 2006 to have been selected as one of America's Greatest Brands by the American Brands Council.
Korn/Ferry acquires Lominger, one of the largest global providers of competency-based leadership development tools for individuals, teams and organizations.
Korn/Ferry opens an office in Guangzhou, China to better serve clients in the Guangdong Province and across the Pearl River Delta.
The Firm expands its Indian executive search and talent management businesses by opening a new full-service office in Bangalore.
Firm unveils framework that is supported by a set of proprietary tools to help our clients maximize cultural fit.
Korn/Ferry was named as the largest firm in the industry for 2006 -- for the third consecutive year.
2007: Korn/Ferry acquires LeaderSource, LLC, a leadership development, executive coaching and team effectiveness consultancy, based in Minneapolis.
The Firm's new visual brand identity is unveiled through its website and print collateral to promote its unique approach to talent management.
Korn/Ferry acquires Lore International Institute, Inc., a global provider of leadership development, executive education and coaching services.
Korn/Ferry announces leadership succession plans as Executive Chairman and former CEO Paul C. Reilly steps down.
Korn/Ferry acquires Whitehead Mann, a leading firm known for its CEO and board relationships and strong roster of clients throughout Europe.