MBO at search firm Armstrong Craven backed by ISIS Equity Partners

Executive search and intelligence consultancy Armstrong Craven is targeting overseas growth in South-East Asia and North America following a management buy-out (MBO) assisted by investment from ISIS Equity Partners.
Wed, 3 Jul 2013Executive search and intelligence consultancy Armstrong Craven is targeting overseas growth in South-East Asia and North America following a management buy-out (MBO) assisted by investment from ISIS Equity Partners.

The £3.5m investment enabled the MBO led by founder Sue Craven alongside chief executive officer Matthew Mellor and chief operating officer Rachel Davis

The company splits from previous parent Work Group. In 2012, Armstrong Craven saw an 8% decline in fees and operating profit dropping to less than a third of previous levels.

Mellor says overseas offices are in the pipeline for the company, which currently has bases in London and Manchester.

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