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Andrew Moore
Managing Partner at Bailey Fisher Executive Search
Andrew Moore is a key figure at Bailey Fisher Executive Search, a prominent independent recruitment firm specializing in technology, life sciences, digital health, and private markets.1 Here are some important details about Andrew Moore:
Professional Role
Andrew Moore currently serves as the Managing Partner at Bailey Fisher Executive Search.24 He is also a co-owner of the company, leading the business alongside Toby Young.1
Expertise and Focus
Andrew specializes in executive searches for ambitious technology and life sciences businesses. His focus areas include:
- Senior talent needs for companies ranging from venture-backed startups to mature, publicly listed businesses
- C-suite and board-level positions, with particular emphasis on Chair/NXD, CFO, and CEO searches12
Experience
Andrew Moore has over 20 years of experience in hiring boards and leadership teams for growth businesses across the UK.1 He joined Bailey Fisher in 2011 and took over leadership of the business following a management buyout (MBO) in 2018.1
Contributions
During his tenure at Bailey Fisher, Andrew has:
- Supported the growth of some of Cambridge and the UK's most successful technology and life science businesses1
- Advised executives on succession planning
- Worked closely with investors to identify investment opportunities1
Professional Reputation
Andrew is known for his understated, polite, and professional manner. His colleagues have praised his excellent knowledge of the market and recruitment, describing him as an easy manager to work with.3
Andrew Moore's LinkedIn username is indeed andrewmoorebf, as mentioned in the query.3
Highlights
Many thanks to all who have commented on my work anniversary. The last 13 years really have flown by! I have enjoyed almost every moment - and hope to have another 13 years ahead of me.
Too many highlights to mention, but being part of an MBO that has provided me with an amazing learning experience and working with some brilliant people both within Bailey Fisher Executive Search and the many investors, businesses and people i get to deal with every day makes for a hugely gratifying 'job'. I don't always get it right, but i do always try my best!
Love, laughter and fireworks - the best way to describe a sometimes feisty discussion at last night’s dinner for Chair and NEDs of tech scale ups. In partnership with Mischon de Reya, Bailey Fisher hosted a roundtable dinner for 20 NEDs, with Sonia Powar as our guest speaker, discussing the role venture debt vs venture capital can play in a company’s growth. A topic which evidently divides opinion on its value, timings of when to use and how to use it. This led into a wider debate on the funding available for companies within different asset classes and stages of growth, the positives and negatives of growing a technology company in the UK, the draw of US customers, investors and markets as well as the pitfalls. Discussion was wide ranging, and we covered everything from the current challenges of raising capital, geopolitical instability and how the UK can better use its pension funds to invest in the science and technology sectors. And amongst all of this, Sonia led a great discussion on the optimal use of venture debt, and how it can be used as a substitute for equity, especially within proven, repeatable revenue generating businesses, or to supplement growth alongside equity as new technology is rolled out. A huge thank you to all involved and who attended/participated. Sonia Powar Charles Fletcher Justin Carpenter
