Eugene Link

Gene Link offers a contagious enthusiasm that, combined with over 25 years of diversified experience in sales management, operations and finance, and human resources, provides his individual clients a clear competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Gene delivers a broad range of services for Scherer Schneider Paulick including executive coaching, career development and job transition consulting.

His experience includes ten years of human resource experience as a corporate director at Hartmarx Corporation responsible for employee relations, executive recruitment and placement, management development and training. He also has nine years experience for two different divisions as VP HR, plus three years experience as National Sales Manager for a clothing manufacturer. And at R.H. Macy Company, he was Director of Organization Planning, Director of Wage Administration, Director of Training, and held various operations and finance positions.

Some key accomplishments include organizing and leading the "Hartmarx Institute" an annual week-long leadership development/assessment seminar for senior-level executives; managing company-wide succession planning initiatives; developing "Premiership", a corporate excellence program for 21,000 employees; and leading a 15 person sales force with 700 accounts nationwide.

Gene holds a BA in Economics, St. Anselm’s College, Manchester, NH. He is certified in the Leadership Effective Analysis (LEA) and related products.

"There is nothing more personally rewarding than to have a meaningful effect on someone’s life. Having that unique opportunity to make a difference also carries with it a heavy degree of personal responsibility and commitment which is both challenging and stimulating. Maximizing success with each client requires orchestrating a wide range of personal skills and experiences that must be applied in the right dosages to best connect with, help and support that person. Objectivity, sensitivity, problem solving analysis, knowledge of the marketplace, humor, assessment, empathy, written and verbal skills and time management must be relentlessly integrated with a high degree of passion and "heart" to succeed. Our work is more art than science so we will never be perfect but we are sure trying."