Ivy ExecReviews of ivyexec.com

I was contacted by Ivy Exec representative via LinkedIn, at first it sounded like a scam, offering me a one-hour consulting opportunity (regulatory insight sharing) on a relevant topic of my specialization for an Ivy Exec Client. The consulting did take place, and it was a good experience from the professional point of view. However, the inconvenience was right after, as they offered from the outset to pay a professional fee in return for my time and expertise, to be paid via Paypal. The amount was lower than what they promised, and it took almost three weeks to be transferred. I raised the issue with the person who contacted me, and very politely looked into it. After several weeks the issue has been finally resolved, turned out it was a problem with the third party digital payments provider; however I find the payment method neither friendly nor clear, it took several weeks to solve the problem, and again the fee was lower than promised; however now I have to amend and say that they (partially) fulfilled their share of the agreement and would perhaps give it a second chance.

Honestly, I have heard mix reviews of Ivy Exec among the NYC crowd. It recently appears the company has focused more on webinars, educational services and other value-added service with lots of excellent customer reviews. On the other hand, last year, the New York crowd spoke about a Jalal V. Bajic, Ivy Exec lawsuit. Malek Jalal of Unity Fuels used to be chairman of Ivy Exec, used to be married to current CEO Elena Bajic, and served time? From what I can see, after this lawsuit, Ivy Exec now focuses less on recruiting and more on value-added service. This goes in line to my experience and some other experiences that found this company unsatisfactory recruiting, and leader Elena Bajic had no Wall Street finance experience as many of my peers. My own experience was impressed by the office, decorations in-person and online, and the style of the company. However, I did find some behaviour off-putting. I also notice the reviews on BBB, Yelp, Glassdoor changed from "F" to "A" in this last year. I can give the benefit of the doubt and suggest it was to different business operations.