Caldwell Enhances Transportation and Mobility Recruiting Capabilities with the Addition of John Davidson to Chicago Office

Retained executive search firm Caldwell  announced a major enhancement to its recruiting capabilities in the industrial sector with the addition of John Davidson as a partner in Caldwell’s Industrial Practice and based in the firm’s Chicago office.

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“John brings years of experience and a great network to our industrial practice,” said Dave Winston, managing partner of Caldwell’s Industrial Practice. “His extensive work in private equity as well as the general industrial, transportation and logistics, infrastructure, and travel sectors are a wonderful fit for our team and will expand horizons and reach for our clients.”

Mr. Davidson focuses primarily on C-suite and board level assignments for clients in the transportation and mobility sector. He is also quite skilled with functional vice president roles and can also facilitate the design and delivery of leadership assessment, development and succession solutions.

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Mr. Davidson joins Caldwell from Spencer Stuart, where he was a member of the Aviation, Aerospace and Defense, and Automotive practices. He began his career at LAI Ward Howell, which he left to found boutique search firm Lake Forest Executive Search.

“John’s reputation for strategic counsel and outstanding results will be of great benefit to our clients and makes him an outstanding addition to the Caldwell team,” said John Wallace, chief executive officer. “We will continue to make strategic additions to our partner team in the coming months as we expand our delivery and support capabilities, in response to our client’s needs.”

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