Monster Worldwide was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Weston, US
Key People at Monster Worldwide
Tim Yates
CEO and Member of Board of Director
Mark Conway
CIO
Mark Stoever
President and Chief Operating Officer
Kimberly Mullaney
SVP, Global Chief Human Resources
Matthew Mund
EVP, Chief Product and Marketing Officer
Monster Worldwide Office Locations
Monster Worldwide has offices in Weston, New York, Omaha, Minneapolis and in 45 other locations
Weston, US (HQ)
133 Boston Post Road, Building 15
New York, US
622 Third Avenue, 39th Floor
Monster Worldwide Data and Metrics
Monster Worldwide Summary
Founding Date | 1996 |
Monster Worldwide is a subsidiary of Randstad
Monster Worldwide Financial Metrics
Monster Worldwide's revenue was reported to be $666.9 m in FY, 2015 which is a 13% decrease from the previous period.
| USD | FY, 2013 | FY, 2014 | FY, 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
Revenue | 807.6 m | 770 m | 666.9 m |
Revenue growth, % | (5%) | (13%) | |
Operating expense total | 774.4 m | 1.1 b | 657.8 m |
EBIT | 33.2 m | (322.3 m) | 9.1 m |
EBIT margin, % | 4% | (42%) | 1% |
Income tax expense | (35.3 m) | 6 m | |
Net Income | (289 k) | (283.8 m) | 77.7 m |
| USD | FY, 2013 | FY, 2014 | FY, 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
Cash | 88.6 m | 94.3 m | 167.9 m |
Current Assets | 504.1 m | 460.1 m | 481 m |
PP&E | 124.2 m | 119.7 m | 110.1 m |
Goodwill | 895.5 m | 540.6 m | 496.5 m |
Total Assets | 1.6 b | 1.2 b | 1.2 b |
Current Liabilities | 518.8 m | 469.3 m | 427.7 m |
Common Stock | 144 k | ||
Additional Paid-in Capital | 2 b | 2 b | 2 b |
Retained Earnings | (564.9 m) | (854.2 m) | (780.5 m) |
Total Equity | 844.1 m | 474.7 m | 481.4 m |
Financial Leverage | 1.9 x | 2.6 x | 2.4 x |
| USD | FY, 2013 | FY, 2014 | FY, 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
Net Income | (289 k) | (283.8 m) | 77.7 m |
Depreciation and Amortization | 59.2 m | 48.6 m | 45.4 m |
Accounts Receivable | 8 m | 40.6 m | 9.2 m |
Accounts Payable | (44.6 m) | 13 m | (28.3 m) |
Cash From Operating Activities | 33.8 m | 82.8 m | 73.8 m |
Purchases of PP&E | (27 m) | ||
Capital Expenditures | (32.6 m) | (39.8 m) | (28.9 m) |
Cash From Investing Activities | (38.9 m) | (80.1 m) | 47.9 m |
Cash From Financing Activities | (49.8 m) | 7.7 m | (44.1 m) |
Free Cash Flow | 66.4 m | 122.6 m | 102.7 m |
Monster Worldwide Operating Metrics
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Monster Worldwide Median Salaries
Source: 67 public H-1B filings from Monster Worldwide
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Monster Worldwide News and Updates
January 19, 2017
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To keep up with HR tech startups that are offering new products and services to disrupt and streamline services, established HR companies are revamping their own product offerings, as well as investing in and acquiring newer HR tech companies. In … Continued
October 29, 2016
The history of innovation in recruitment technology and services
2016 is a watershed moment for the recruitment industry. LinkedIn and Monster are being acquired, and CareerBuilder is for sale — three of the highest-profile tech companies in the space. Microsoft is making a grand entrance, while cashed-up incumbents watch closely from the sidelines. The ripples …
October 25, 2016
Randstad Says It Has the ‘Agreement of the Board of Monster’ in Its Full Ownership Bid
"We have made a pretty good offer," said the Dutch giant's CFO.
August 12, 2016
Weekly Roundup: MacBook Pro’s big update, Walmart buys Jet and Facebook’s adblocking saga continues
This week, reports hinted at what could be the most impactful MacBook Pro update in years, Walmart leveled up in the ecommerce space with its $3 billion purchase of Jet.com, and the Facebook adblocking war raged on. These are the top stories of the week. Want to receive the Weekly Roundup in your i…
August 09, 2016
Breakingviews: In Buying LinkedIn, Microsoft Might Pay Heed to Monster
Monster Worldwide, a former competitor of LinkedIn, has been sold to Randstad Holding of the Netherlands for a fraction of its former value.
August 09, 2016
UPDATE 2-Randstad bids $429 million for U.S. rival Monster
AMSTERDAM, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Randstad, the world's
second-largest staffing company, said on Tuesday it planned to
acquire Monster Worldwide, the dotcom-era survivor that
owns Monsterboard and Jobs.com, for $429 million in cash and
assumed debt.