About the Agency
KEYHEADS is a specialised unit for risk management and executive search operating at the intersection of risk management and personnel consulting. The Swiss company identifies personal resource cluster risks and secures organisational future viability through strategic staffing of success-critical roles. The firm makes personnel dependencies visible and provides clarity for decision-makers in key position appointments, focusing on maximum stability, value retention and assured future capability.
KEYHEADS specialises in constellations where continuity determines returns, particularly within SMEs, family businesses, private equity portfolios and M&A transactions. The company addresses key persons as "single points of failure" in organisations: strategic decision-makers, technical expert knowledge holders with irreplaceable know-how, critical revenue earners with exclusive customer relationships, and operational anchor roles steering informal processes. Services include key person risk audits, market mapping and backup-pool building, executive search through discrete direct approach in the DACH region, and executive and leadership assessments using validated psychological testing methods.
Based in Switzerland and serving the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), KEYHEADS targets entrepreneurs, owners and stakeholders for whom personnel stability is the critical lever for value preservation. The firm also supports M&A advisors, boards, private equity investors and family offices with human capital due diligence, management risk assessment and transition solutions.
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