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33 Talent provides bespoke recruitment, HR consultancy and coaching services for digital, data and communications across Singapore, APAC and globally.

Location
Singapore
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Ackerman Global Search is an executive search and advisory firm connecting specialist talent with employers across Asia and the US, offering recruitment, advisory, training and process-transformation services.

Company Size
11-50 employees
Location
Singapore
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Cannon Search Group LLC is a US-based boutique executive search firm focused on front-office financial markets recruiting—equities, derivatives and electronic execution—offering retained and contingent search, talent mapping and market intelligence.

Company Size
2-10 employees
Location
United States
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First HR Connect inc is a premier human resource solutions company formed with a vision to focus on professional recruitment development placements and informed partnerships powered by its pool of experts across all relevant organizational departments.

Location
United States
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TalentSpark is Idaho s only certified women owned recruiting firm serving small to enterprise businesses across Idaho, Utah, and nationwide. Specializing in accounting finance, HR, sales, marketing, legal, nonprofit, and architecture construction engineering roles. Key offerings include recruiting search, nonprofit executive recruiting, temporary staffing, and recruiters on demand to solve critical talent challenges with flexible, results driven solutions.

Location
United States

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Retained search is common for chief executive, president, functional head, and board visible mandates in the United States. Employers usually choose it when they need confidentiality, market mapping, and a more controlled assessment process.