Staffing Division Manager
About the role
- Business Development & Market GrowthDrive net-new client acquisition and expansion within the Finance & Accounting market
- Develop and execute short- and long-term business plans aligned with division andcompany goals
- Strategically penetrate target markets through prospecting, client meetings, and partnerships
- Lead contract negotiations and pricing strategy with a focus on profitability andlong-termvalue
- Build strategic alliances andoptimizevendor and supplier relationships
- Direct Hire Execution (Player-Coach)
- Run a full Direct Hire desk, leading by example in sales, recruiting, and account management
- Personally manage key client relationships and high-impact searches
- Ensure consistent, high-quality delivery across all client engagements
- Team Leadership & Development
- Hire, onboard, and develop a high-performing team of recruiters and salesprofessionals
- Set clear expectations, goals, and accountability for performance andbehavior
- Coach and mentor team members on business development, recruiting strategy, andexecution
- Conduct regular performance evaluations and drive continuous improvement
- Lead weekly team meetings and daily prioritization discussions around openrequisitions
- Operations & Strategy
- Monitor performance metrics, pipeline health, and financial results
- Identifygaps and implement process improvements to drive efficiency and scale
- Partner with Marketing on division-specific branding and lead-generation initiatives
- Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure operational excellence and client satisfaction#LI-AJ3 Qualifications 3+ years of staffing and recruiting experience, with a strong emphasis on Direct Hire
- Proventrack recordof success in sales, recruiting, and client relationship management
- Entrepreneurial mindset with the ability to think strategically while executing tactically
- Strong leadership presence with the ability to motivate, influence, and drive results
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
