Chuck Norman's Contact Details

Chuck Norman's Company Details

The Butler Williams Consulting Group, LLC .

East Flat Rock, NC, US • 5 - 9 Employees
Management Consulting

When your organization MUST find the missing pieces of the puzzle needed to complete the project team, struggles with succession planning, creating new departments, divisions or the highly confidential & dreaded replacement of the underperformer that is draining resources, but the fear of not knowing if replacing them will be worth the investment. (Read this book: I Quit But Forgot To Tell You by Terri Kabachnick. Amazon has it for about $12.) Well worth the investment! The Butler Williams Consulting Group, L.L.C. recognizes that in every for-profit institution or business, you must decide if the risk will be worth the reward.Our Mission is simple: we will make every effort possible that is ethical, moral & legal to earn your trust, your confidence & your business, one (puzzle piece that fits) placement at a time!We Operate on a contingency fee basis, a practice that is widely accepted in the industry & it means we take all the risk & make the investment of time to meet with whoever will be a part of the hiring process & committed to following it. TBWCG makes every effort never to duplicate anyone's effort or waste time, therefore it is imperative to have full disclosure & transparency throughout the process & there is no compromise to this.The Butler Williams CG, L.L.C. takes very seriously the risk involved in a professional who is employed (most likely with a competitor) and has agreed to accept an invitation to explore an opportunity. The highest level of confidentiality is expected and must be agreed to and followed throughout the process to ensure the safety & livelihood of individuals that have trusted TBWCG with it. When I started in the "headhunting" industry, it became apparent there is a certain level of doubt or trust with both the clients & the talent that I did not have theirs, but rather my own best interest in mind. Like with any industry or organization there are going to be the "bad apples" that try to tarnish the bunch, my perspective