Dr Ian Daniell This is Me

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1. 1. Support to the Interim Management Industry, forim.co.uk

   www.forim.co.uk/General/Us.asp - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/19/2007   Last Visited: 4/21/2008

   Dr Ian Daniell is a graduate civil engineer. He joined the army in 1973 and for the next 20 years served around the world ending up in command of the Royal Engineers Bomb Disposal Regiment.
   
   In 1994 he set up an interim management business which he ran for 10 years. For 3 of those years he was Chairman of the Interim Management Association when it was re-named, re-branded and re-launched.
   
   In 2004 he decided to focus on his research into interim management and in 2007 completed the first professional doctorate to be awarded in this field. He is a regular contributer to the IMA Workshop and is frequently invited to speak about the industry. He also provides a range of consultancy services to existing and aspiring service providers and to individuals starting their businesses. In 2008 he will host and chair the first International Conference for Research into Interim Management.
   
   As well as his first degree and Doctorate in Professional Studies he has an MA in Management from the Kent Business School and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
   
   He has published a number of articles and papers about interim management and the book he co-wrote is reviewed in the book section of this website.

2. 2. Executive Support Group - Executive Recruitment

   www.executive-support.com/page - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/25/2003   Last Visited: 4/25/2003

   To discuss your requirements in detail contact the managing Director, Ian Daniell on:

3. 3. A guide to interim management- September 2006- Interim Performers press.

   www.executiveperformers.com/ne - [Cached]

   Published on: 9/1/2006   Last Visited: 3/6/2008

   Not for nothing did the Interim Management Association (IMA) recently create the role of "industry champion" for Ian Daniell. He celebrated the interim manager's craft in The Personnel Manager's Yearbook by writing: "Mysterious board-level executives breeze in from out of the ether, attack the problem like a tornado and depart, not only having created new and virgin ground, but having re-established the farms, rebuilt the towns and given everybody a future."
   
   OK, so maybe Daniell has watched The Wizard of Oz a few too many times, but the IMA's past president is clearly passionate about the profession he represents. He tells People Management that, according to his latest figures, UK employers spend about £600 million a year on interim managers, with around £150 million of this business going via agencies. He estimates that there are 6,000 active interims employed on an average daily rate of £680, adding that the average length of assignment is 120 working days (six months).
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   Meanwhile, the IMA, which represents 27 of the country's biggest interim management providers, announced new appointments to its executive committee in addition to the new role for Daniell.
   
   Daniell reports that the most noticeable new trend in interim management is the growing demand for it from the public sector. "It is now accounting for a third of both assignments and leads coming in. It's becoming a vital part of our market," he says.