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Fractional Managing Director, Retainer

Posted 22 days ago

confidentialJacksonville (FL)

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Fractional Managing Director, Retainer
About the Company: Well-regarded organization in the renewables industry. Industry Renewables & Environment Type Privately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Managing Director - Retainer to serve as a senior recruitment consultant. The successful candidate will be tasked with the oversight and management of the entire recruitment process, working in close collaboration with clients to comprehend their hiring requirements and offering strategic advice on talent acquisition and retention. This role demands a professional with a proven track record in a senior recruitment or talent acquisition position, who can demonstrate the ability to foster and sustain robust client relationships. Excellent communication, negotiation, leadership, and team management skills are essential, as is a strong knowledge of current recruitment trends and best practices. Applicants for the Managing Director - Retainer position at the company should possess a background that includes experience in a senior recruitment or talent acquisition role. The role requires the ability to build and maintain strong client relationships, excellent communication and negotiation skills, strong leadership, and team management abilities, as well as a deep understanding of current recruitment trends and best practices. The focus is on a candidate who can provide strategic guidance on talent acquisition and retention, and who is adept at overseeing and managing all aspects of the recruitment process. Functions Human Resources

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