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Mona Delia Joins Design Management Company

Furniture World News Desk on 9/1/2015


Design Management Company (“DMC”), and its principal consultant and founder Lloyd Princeton, announced the addition of Mona J. Delia as Director of Communications and Executive Search coinciding with the launch of the new DMC recruiting website www.idtalentsearch.com, with a specific focus on retained searches.

“As we launch the new DMC website, with a keen focus on recruiting within the architectural and design industries, adding Mona to our staff was a step in the right direction,” commented Lloyd. “Mona’s experience in her former position, coupled with her broad business experience garnered over nearly three decades, made her a strategic choice for DMC.”

Mona, who was most recently with the High Point Market Authority in the role of Vice President, Communications overseeing marketing and communications, will add close to 30 years of corporate communications, recruiting, and general business best practices to the DMC portfolio of skills offered to design professionals, design industry companies, corporations and trade organizations.

The launch of the DMC recruitment website, www.idtalentsearch.com, is representative of the current direction of the A&D community in a new economy and the changes in this landscape since the launch of the company in 1999. DMC has over 20 years of successful recruiting in the interior design and home furnishings industry and will guarantee that we will help you avoid the unnecessary cost of a wrong hire.

“The launch of www.idtalentsearch.com is in response to the heightened economic environment interior design professionals find themselves operating within,” stated Lloyd. “In every consulting session where we review a client’s major goals and initiatives, the primary issue is the need for qualified candidates for positions within these interior design and architectural firms, as well as showrooms and manufacturers.

“DMC excels at securing the most qualified candidates for our clients, honing in on industry-specific expertise in our searches allowing DMC to identify the optimal candidates whether our client is seeking an interior design professional, C-Suite executive, or showroom manager.

“Included in our recruiting services through www.idtalentsearch.com are site visits, staffing recommendations, compensation surveys, and strategic advice about your business. However, we are also cognizant of the dilemmas that face design candidates and work with them closely through the recruiting process.”

About Design Management Company: Design Management Company (DMC) (www.dmcnyc.com) was founded in 1999 by Lloyd Princeton to assist his clients with matters such as contract negotiation, pricing, marketing, staffing, and product licensing and distribution. For two decades, Lloyd Princeton has been immersed in the design industry, working with interior designers and architects, as well as with showrooms, design centers, manufacturers and vendors. Early on, Lloyd identified the need that design professionals have for sound business advice and guidance to effectively manage and grow their practices.

The launch of www.idtalentsearch.com, which focuses solely on retained search for clients in the A&D industry, is in direct response to the growing need for qualified candidates to fill the myriad of positions in the marketplace and DMC’s wealth of experience in this business sector.

In addition to running DMC, www.idtalentsearch.com and iMatchDesigners, Lloyd is a sought after speaker internationally. Lloyd has been the MC, keynote speaker and moderator for numerous conferences, seminars and speaking engagements sponsored by design industry companies and trade organizations. He speaks to a full range of topics addressing recent trends and developments in the design industry and consumer market, reflected in his signature presentations, “A New Conversation: Evolving your Business with the DIY Consumer,” “Deciding What You Are Worth and Charging It!” and his “Master’s Class.”