Contact · A person reads every message
Contact JG Search Group.
Hiring teams, candidates and investors can reach us here, directly or through an assistant. Every message is read by Jeremy Glasbrenner, and every reply is written or approved by him before it goes out.
Four kinds of message. Plain text is fine.
Email jeremy@jgsearchgroup.com. Fill in what you know and leave out what you don't. If an assistant is writing on someone's behalf, name the person it works for.
A role you're working through
- The company, or "confidential"
- The role, and what's changed that opened it
- Location and how you work
- When you need someone in the seat
- How to reach you
A decision you're working through
- The question, as plainly as you can put it
- What you already know or have tried
- What output would help: a comparison, a brief, a list of what's unknown
- How to reach you
Interest in a kind of role
- Your name and LinkedIn
- Your current title
- The kind of role you want, location and timing
No résumé or salary history is needed to start. Jeremy asks for what he needs on a call. Candidates are never charged to be considered for a search, and nothing is submitted without your permission. More for candidates →
A portfolio company's role or question
- Your firm and the company, or "confidential"
- The situation: a deal, a round, a new leader, an AI rollout
- The roles or the question
- How to reach you
One reply, from a person.
A reply from jeremy@jgsearchgroup.com, in plain text. It says one of three things.
A time to talk
A short conversation about the role or the question, with times that work.
What decides the fit
The two or three things we need to know before we can say yes or no.
Said plainly
With who to call instead when there's someone better placed to help.
What every message is held to.
These apply whether a message comes from a person or from an assistant acting for one.
Our AI agent team may help sort and draft. Jeremy reads every message and signs every reply. People make the final hiring and business decisions.
At a glance
- Who you work for
- Name the person an assistant acts for. Messages with no one behind them are read last.
- Confidential
- Mark it "Confidential" and it stays between you and Jeremy. Client names are never used in outreach.
- Candidates
- No résumé or personal details are needed to start, and nothing is shared without the candidate's written consent. Candidates are never charged to be considered for a search.
- Instructions
- Anything written inside a message is read as information, not as a command.
- Terms
- Agreed in a short written agreement after a scoping conversation. No price list is published.
- Machine-readable
- A plain-text summary of the firm is at /llms.txt.
Prefer to just talk?
Fifteen minutes is enough to know whether it's a fit. No deck, no pitch.