About Constance
Constance Kassouf is a partner in the New York office and the global financial services practice. With 30 years of investment banking and search experience, she excels at helping clients and candidates navigate the competitive position of banks in a crowded market and has become a trusted advisor to leaders in the industry.
Constance serves the investment banking industry and its adjacencies such as corporate development, credit funds and companies disruptive to financial services seeking leaders from those sectors.
With a passion for diversity, equity and inclusion, Constance brings an empathetic focus on DEI to every search, having spent three decades in the financial services space.
Experience
Prior to joining Caldwell in 2012, she was a senior partner at Heidrick & Struggles and two boutiques. She worked as an investment banker at JP Morgan and Credit Suisse prior to embarking on her career in executive search.
Education
Constance holds an MBA from Northwestern University’s J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of management. She earned her BA at Miami University.
More About Constance
Constance is passionate about supporting the community, human rights and the arts. She served as a member of the New York Committee for Human Rights Watch and was an early member of Chief, a women’s network focused on supporting women executive leaders. She is a member of Northwestern’s Kellogg Finance Network. She is active in serving her local community.
Recent News
Talent Market Trends Report First Quarter 2020. The Caldwell Q1 Hiring Moves & Trends represents senior investment banking hires in the U.S. and notable internal management changes. The survey is compiled from public information and from information provided to us by candidates, clients and other sources. -read more-
Wall Street to Silicon Valley. Why technology companies are having success with investment bankers as CFOs and corporate development executives. -read more-
Talent Market Trends Report Fourth Quarter 2019. The Caldwell Q4 Hiring Moves & Trends represents senior investment banking hires in the U.S. and notable internal management changes. The survey is compiled from public information and from information provided to us by candidates, clients and other sources. -read more-
