Jensen Partners names new managing director for Asia

Jensen Partners names new managing director for Asia
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Jensen Partners, a corporate advisory firm, has hired Sophie Norris to be its Managing Director, Head of Asia. | Image by Steve Buissinne from Pixabay

Corporate advisory firm Jensen Partners recently announced the appointment of Sophie Norris as Managing Director, Head of Asia.

Jensen Partners, a women owned executive search firm that specializes in the alternative investment management industry, appointed Norris to the position to “bolster the firm’s capabilities and global footprint” in Asia.

“Sophie brings the experience and specialized knowledge needed to buildout teams and platforms across alternative asset strategies," said Sasha Jensen, founder and CEO of Jensen Partners. "Her role will support the firm's global client base with regional insights and candidate access in the rapidly growing Asian market.”

On the company website, Jensen Partners is described as a “global advisory, corporate development and executive search firm.” It uses its relationships to find the top capital-raising and investment candidates from around the globe.

According to the release, the appointment shows the firm is committed to Asian clients and helps expand the firm’s offices around the world including North America, Europe and Asia.

Norris brings 25 years of experience in the Asian-Pacific region. She was previously based in Hong Kong at a trade finance platform, and before that she worked for executive search firms that include Wellesleys, Eban and The Consulting Group.

Norris described Jensen as having a “data driven approach” and lauded her for her connections in the industry. She called her a “true innovator in recruiting” and said she was excited to be a part of the team.

“As demand for alternative talent in Asia continues to increase, Jensen Partner’s institutional knowledge and industry relationships will be a valuable resource for asset managers seeking to build teams and retain talent,” Norris said in the release.