Maxim Recruitment

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Maxim Recruitment Ltd
Company typePrivate
Industry Recruitment agency
Founded2003
FounderSteve Thomas
Headquarters
ProductsPermanent recruitment, executive search, market mapping [1]
Website maximrecruitment.com

Maxim Recruitment Ltd is a British recruitment agency headquartered in Leicester, Leicestershire, England with associated offices located in Toronto, Canada and Hong Kong.

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Overview

Maxim is an engineering, construction and property sector recruitment consultancy that finds jobs for people across the UK and internationally in locations all over the world. [2] It works with job seekers and employers with links to construction industry bodies such as the RICS, HKIS, ICES, CIOB, APM, and the ICE. [3]

History

Founded and launched in January 2003 by Steve Thomas and Mark Guthrie, Maxim Recruitment was owned by Steve Thomas 2005-2010 and jointly owned by Steve Thomas and Richard Poulter from 2010 onwards. [4] [5]

The business reports that they register hundreds of specialist technical professional construction industry job vacancies every month and hold a database of over 40,000 qualified job seekers that are often not available through any other recruitment or advertising source. [1] [6]

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