FINNESSE PARTNERS
Business: Boutique search and consulting firm specializes in recruiting candidates for marketing and other positions in medical device companies in the Twin Cities and nationally.
Founded: 2012
Headquarters: Minnetonka
Website: www.finnessepartners.com
Employees: Four, plus three contractors
Executives: Janie Finn, president; Kris Janey, vice president of recruitment strategies; Nicole Weleczki, director of sourcing; Julie Strantz, director of business operations. 2012 revenue: $1 million projected
Strategy: Build recognition of Finnesse Partners brand; drive growth through referrals, repeat business and recruiting.
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