CHICAGO – November 10, 2026 -- LaSalle Network has rebranded as LaSalle Intelligent Solutions, adding AI advisory and outcome-led professional services to a recruiting and staffing business that has placed more than 130,000 professionals since 1998.
Firm organizes services across eight vertical markets
The Chicago-based company now structures its expertise around eight verticals: technology, engineering, accounting and finance, sales and marketing, supply chain, life sciences, professional services, and human resources and operations. The rebrand comes with a new logo, a new visual identity and a redesigned website.
LaSalle says its client base exceeds 15,000 companies. It operates from Chicago, with offices in Schaumburg, Dallas and Nashville.
AI offering spans experimentation to scaled deployment
The AI practice covers early experimentation, fractional AI leadership and scaled deployment. LaSalle says it helps clients define an AI strategy, build an execution plan that keeps the core business running, and recruit the talent to scale AI capabilities. The firm also uses AI-powered matching and analytics across its own talent network.
Scoped engagements put defined deliverables under LaSalle's ownership
Under the expanded advisory suite, LaSalle takes ownership of defined deliverables through scoped engagements. Senior advisors are paired with specialized talent to keep initiatives on time and on budget. The firm targets organizations entering new markets, launching product lines or integrating acquisitions.
CEO Zach Vogel said leaders must run today's business while building the one AI will demand. He said most partners can address only one of those tasks, and that LaSalle's nearly 30 years of placement work now comes paired with strategy and counsel.
Private equity owner Infinedi Partners backs the strategy
LaSalle is a majority-owned portfolio company of Infinedi Partners, a private equity firm focused on businesses in the intelligence industries. Founder and Managing Partner Jay Hegenbart said LaSalle's 28-year base of client relationships and talent insights is "very hard to replicate." He said Infinedi invested because it believes LaSalle is positioned for its strongest growth yet.