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Jamie is the Chairman and CEO of the Livingston James Group. Responsible for ensuring the Group’s services and strategy evolve in line with its purpose and values, he takes a hands-on approach to client and candidate engagement and is committed to the development of our people and our community partnerships.
Passionate about the impact of our advice on the lives and performance of our clients and candidates Jamie has extensive experience of recruiting at all levels. From manager to plc main board across a broad range of sectors, disciplines and geographies, he brings an enviable track-record of building teams in both existing and new markets.
A graduate of both the University of Glasgow and Toulouse Le Mirail, Jamie spent his early career with a multinational recruitment firm where he was involved in the restructure and development of their Scottish business and led the green-field start up of their business in Ireland. He returned to Scotland and left the organisation to found Livingston James Group in January 2010.
Beyond the business world, a former club captain at West of Scotland Rugby Club Jamie keeps his hand in with the sport vicariously through his son, and was a regional chair of the Wooden Spoon Charity for 13 years. He is currently Co-Chair of Columba 1400 a charity that provides transformative values based leadership programmes for young people and the key adults in their lives. At home, he and his wife, Chloe, are active members of their local church and lead community initiatives ‘Project Present’ and ‘Back to School’ when not acting as taxi drivers for their fast growing and ever logistically demanding children.

Our latest newsletter is live! We have featured our recent news, views and key job opportunities, as well as our events programme.

We’re delighted to share that Livingston James will once again be hosting the Wooden Spoon Wine Tasting event this year! The event will be held at our Glasgow Office – 218 St Vincent Street on Thursday 4th December, at 6 pm.

Our latest newsletter is live! We have featured our recent news, views and key job opportunities, as well as our events programme.

Earlier this week, Livingston James co-hosted a ‘Lions Breakfast’ event with Santander. Consultant, Chris Sole, provides an overview of the morning in this article.

Following the success of the inaugural Future CEO report in association with EY, Livingston James has decided to carry out this research project annually. The 2025 survey is now open and we are looking for leaders to share their insights on what they believe will be the most important characteristics for the CEO of the future.

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JaMIE LIVINGSTON
At Livingston James, an unwavering focus on the impact of our appointments is at the heart of everything we do. We work in partnership with our clients and candidates to bring together leadership teams that transform organisations and careers for the better.
Livingston James Group comprises two bespoke sub brands: Livingston James – our executive search and leadership advisory practice, and Rutherford Cross – our specialist finance recruitment practice. This wider group structure complements our robust search and assessment process, allowing clients to access our deep-rooted network and expertise.
We’d be delighted to provide further information. Get in touch with our team to find out how we can help you.

Livingston James Director Douglas Adam attended the Glasgow 2026 celebratory dinner and ceilidh, reflecting on a year of remarkable progress, high-performing leadership, and global excitement for a reimagined, ambitious and inclusive Commonwealth Games.

As we near the end of 2025, it is clear that the labour market and the tech market more specifically have undergone another year of change and evolution. AI and automation growth, evolving working patterns and political-economic shifts made this a turbulent year for the labour market.

Livingston James Director Douglas Adam recently attended Charity Leadership Scotland’s annual conference, and while it was wonderful to connect, and reconnect, with so many inspiring charity leaders across Scotland, it also provided a timely pause for reflection.

Livingston James Director Douglas Adam attended the Glasgow 2026 celebratory dinner and ceilidh, reflecting on a year of remarkable progress, high-performing leadership, and global excitement for a reimagined, ambitious and inclusive Commonwealth Games.

As we near the end of 2025, it is clear that the labour market and the tech market more specifically have undergone another year of change and evolution. AI and automation growth, evolving working patterns and political-economic shifts made this a turbulent year for the labour market.

Livingston James Director Douglas Adam recently attended Charity Leadership Scotland’s annual conference, and while it was wonderful to connect, and reconnect, with so many inspiring charity leaders across Scotland, it also provided a timely pause for reflection.