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Frequency Electronics, Inc. Announces Second Quarter and Fiscal Year 2025 Financial ResultsNirupam Sinha to Join Company on January 6, 2025 CHICAGO , Dec. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Heidrick & Struggles International, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSII ) ("Heidrick & Struggles", "Heidrick" or the "Company"), a premier provider of global leadership advisory and on-demand talent solutions, today announced the appointment of Nirupam Sinha as Chief Financial Officer ("CFO"), effective January 6, 2025 . Sinha currently serves as Chief Financial Officer of Checkout.com LLC, a global payment platform. He was previously Global Head of Product at T. Rowe Price Group, Inc., and also led the Wealth & Asset Management and Corporate Business Functions Practices at McKinsey & Company. " Nirupam Sinha is a proven financial leader with a passion for strategy, transformation, and people leadership across professional services, financial services, and technology. Throughout his career, Nirupam has helped lead transformative financial management and value creation, all while advancing organizational growth, making him the ideal leader to create value for clients, colleagues and shareholders," said Heidrick & Struggles' Chief Executive Officer Tom Monahan . "Nirupam has the strategic insight, leadership skills and deep experience to support Heidrick & Struggles as the world's most trusted partner in leadership and critical talent decisions, focused on building differentiated, deep and durable relationships with the world's most leadership-obsessed companies." "We are in a pivotal time when people and leadership can make or break a business, making the work at Heidrick & Struggles ever more important," said Nirupam Sinha . "Heidrick & Struggles has long served at the heart of talent strategy and continues to innovate and expand its offerings in an increasingly transformative market. I believe we have an exciting road ahead as a firm and I'm honored to be a part of it. As Heidrick & Struggles continues to grow, I look forward to helping the Company continue to scale and deliver strong performance for our clients and shareholders around the world." Nirupam Sinha Biography Nirupam Sinha is a tested leader with extensive experience across professional services, financial services, and technology. He currently serves as Chief Financial Officer of Checkout.com, a global payments company, where he oversees a team of more than 200 across Accounting, Treasury, Tax, FP&A, Investor Relations, and Strategy as well as other groups. Nirupam also served as the Global Head of Product at asset management firm T. Rowe Price , where his tenure also included senior Finance and Strategy roles. With nearly 20 years of experience, Nirupam has a proven track record of transforming finance functions, scaling organizational growth, and engaging across stakeholder groups. He began his career at McKinsey & Company in the Financial Services Practice and also worked at Serent Capital as a private equity investor. Nirupam holds a B.A. in Political Science from Yale University and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania . Sinha is based in New York . About Heidrick & Struggles Heidrick & Struggles (Nasdaq: HSII ) is a premier provider of global leadership advisory services and on-demand talent solutions, serving the senior talent and consulting needs of the world's top organizations. Heidrick & Struggles pioneered the profession of executive search more than 70 years ago. Today, we partner with clients to develop future-ready leaders and organizations, combining our expertise in executive search, leadership consulting, and on-demand talent solutions to maximize client profitability and performance. Helping our clients change the world, one leadership team at a time.® www.heidrick.com Media Contact Bianca Wilson Global Director, Public Relations Heidrick & Struggles [email protected] SOURCE Heidrick & Struggles

Vermilion is on the map, and Coach William DiFucci played a big role in it. After winning the Division IV Northwest District Coach of the Year, the Vermilion grad was recognized by the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association (OPSMA) as the Division IV co-Coach of the Year on Dec. 10. “(Putting Vermilion on the map) was kind of my belief when I was fortunate enough to land this job of a head coach for Vermilion,” he said. “Being an alum, being with this program as a player and as a coach, it means the world to me.” He is one of three coaches to win the award. The others were Lutheran East’s Desean Washington and Matt Landcaster from Indian Valley. Indian Valley won the Division IV state championship. “The surprises keep coming,” he said. “When I saw (The Morning Journal’s announcement), I was in a coaches’ chat and my phone was blowing me up telling me, ‘Congratulations,’ and that it was well-deserved. It is an honor.” Alongside DiFucci were his players who were named Division IV All-Ohio. They were Aaron Mathis (second team), Cohen Mooney (third), Chad Ellis and Beau Benesch. “This was not 100% on me,” DiFucci said. “We have to get a good staff and have kids buy into the program. I think we have done a great job here of doing just that.” This was a group that paved the way for DiFucci’s coaching tenure. All but one, Ellis, were seniors. After Vermilion went 0-10 in his first season, the Class of 2025 led the charge for a historic senior season. The Sailors had a nine-win season for the first time since 1998. They knocked down a host of barriers they were not able to accomplish prior, like defeating Huron for the first time in over a half-century. Vermilion won, 13-10. Vermilion started its season 4-0 and concluded the regular season 8-2 (3-1 in SBC-Bay). The Sailors had a dominant rushing attack that had over 2,300 rushing yards and scored over 30 touchdowns. The Sailors earned the opportunity to play in the conference championship game. Although it lost to D-V powerhouse Milan Edison, 17-0, Vermilion earned a home playoff game as the No. 8 seed. This was a first in school history. Not only did it host a home playoff game, it also defeated No. 9 seed River Valley, 37-21, in that D-IV, Region 14 first-round game. Vermilion’s season came to an end in the next round against Sandusky Perkins (48-7), which eventually became the D-IV state runner-up.