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  Case Study: Timber & Forest Products – Area Sales Manager

  October 22, 2014 | Posted by Tom Austen

  As outlined throughout our site: our business is based on three key principals: Relationships; Goals; and Results. Sticking closely to these principles allows us to develop long term relationships with ambitious companies who treat our relationship as more of a ‘partnership’ than that of ‘customer / client’. One such company...

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  Miller McKenzie in Lincolnshire Business

  October 17, 2014 | Posted by Tom Austen

  We were delighted to be approached by Lincolnshire Business; a digital weekly business magazine covering the latest in the Greater Lincolnshire region, to provide insight into current events and trends in the world of recruitment. Check out the first edition and read our article on futureproofing your business here.  ...

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  BSIF Networking Event

  October 1, 2014 | Posted by Tom Austen

  As the UK’s leading trade body within the safety sector, the BSIF is a central focal point to foster progress in the industry and add genuine value to its members. Having been the first specialist recruitment agency to join the trade body, we were naturally delighted to attend the...

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  Case Study: Construction Products – Project Manager

  September 26, 2014 | Posted by Tom Austen

  Our client, one of the East Midlands’ largest and most successful independent home improvement companies, had developed an unmatched reputation for quality, value and customer service, which has been sustained even with continued sales growth. In line with ambitious growth plans, we were retained to recruit an exceptional Project...

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  Is Industry Missing the Chance to Capitalise on a Recovering Economy?

  July 2, 2014 | Posted by Tom Austen

  As the global economy continues to experience relatively stable growth following a period of recession and stagnation, a new problem faces companies looking to capitalise on improving conditions: demand is now exceeding supply. Whilst the developed world was in the midst of depression, the Emerging Markets became key for...

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