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Lorena Keough heads to Diversified Search

Lorena Keough

Diversified Search Managing Director, Miami

Lorena Keough, who opened an executive search office for Ken Clark International in Miami, running its Latin America practice, has joined Diversified Search as a managing director in the Chemical, Life Sciences and Diversity practices.

Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson, headquartered in Philadelphia, also has U.S. offices in New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles. The firm offers global search capabilities with more than 58 offices in 35 countries.

Prior to entering the search field, Keough was vice president and general manager for Eastman Kodak`s Health Sciences Division.

“Lorena is a valuable addition to our team, and brings significant experience and in-depth knowledge of the Latin American market,” said Judith M. von Seldeneck, CEO of Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson, the largest woman-owned executive search firm in the United States. “She will undoubtedly advance the Miami office’s mission to expand relationships in the Florida market as well as in Latin America.”

Keough holds a B.A. from Utah State University with a double major in Business Administration and French. A Bolivian National, she is fluent in Spanish and French. She completed a post graduate Executive Development course at Pennsylvania State University.

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