Newcastle recruitment firm to launch sixth US office
Frank Recruitment Group has announced Tampa as the location of its new US office.
The Newcastle-based company will open its latest hub on East Kennedy Boulevard, where it has created 100 jobs.
The launch will be Frank Recruitment’s sixth site in the US, joining others in Philadelphia, Dallas, San Francisco and New York.
The company said its new Tampa team will focus on recruiting for roles in the NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and Cloud markets, from graduate-level jobs to more experienced positions.
James Lloyd-Townshend, CEO of Frank Recruitment Group, said: “We’re very proud to open a new office location in Florida.
“Tampa is a great location due to a fast-growing technology workforce and a millennial population looking for exciting career opportunities.”
He added: “It’s a fantastic location, and we’re excited to bring the best local talent on board to help us build our presence in the Americas.”
City of Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn commented: We’re excited to have Frank Recruitment Group opening an office in Tampa.
“They recognise that this city is becoming a magnet for some of the best talent in the country, and that the potential for growth here is outstanding.”
He continued: “We thank them for choosing Tampa and wish them a prosperous future in this market.”
Frank Recruitment Group’s Tampa office will open for business on June 4.
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