Get ready for Bravo’s new reality series, “The Headhuntress,” about a premium executive search firm run by talent guru Wendy Doulton, the former Head of Talent Acquisition at Yahoo Media Group, and Dreamworks. Doulton places top-level talent at Fortune 500 entertainment, technology and digital media brands. In ‘The Headhuntress”, she transforms hot messes with potential into employable professionals. Viewers are sure to appreciate this fresh concept in reality television. With the state of the economy and record-high unemployment, a personal career coach is just the ticket. Bravo delivers the expertise of Wendy Doulton, star of “The Headhuntress,” premiering Monday, November 14 at 10pm et/pt., following the season finale of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
As founder of the Katalyst Career Group, Doulton is known for her no-nonsense style and impressive list of Fortune 500 clients. And with over 15 years of industry experience, including in-house positions at Yahoo Media Group, DreamWorks, Doulton has been an executive recruitment resource for a wide range of industries including digital media, entertainment, fashion and music.
She knows how the career game is played and her sharp tongue makes it clear that she isn’t shy about voicing her opinion – whether critiquing a resume or trying to place the next great CEO, Wendy Doulton follows her gut when it comes to satisfying her clients. Her keen eye for talent has led to associations with some of America’s best known brands including The Gap, Sony, Amazon, Old Navy and Hulu. And although some may describe Dalton’s tactics as unique, her results are unquestionably successful.
“The Headhuntress” is executive produced by Roy Bank, Ron Ward and Tracey Trench for Merv Griffin Entertainment.
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