Recruitment drive in legal finance and tech sectors
A NEW recruitment agency has been launched to specialise in permanent positions for the legal, financial and technology industries.
The Cardiff-based agency says it will specialise in recruiting roles for a range of positions across the legal, technology and finance professions in the UK, but with an initial focus on Wales and the South-West of England.
Chase Delphi will be led by Alun Leach, who has more than 20 years’ experience in recruitment, having formerly held regional director and divisional manager roles at the likes of Vibe Recruit and Mech Tech Professionals.
Mr Leach previously established and developed a south Wales region for Centric Recruitment.
Speaking of Chase Delphi’s launch, Mr Leach said: “I am delighted to be launching this new venture to support the growing demand for talent that we are seeing for legal, financial and technology positions.
“Our broad network across these sectors means that we are able to connect high-quality professionals to a variety of roles, from paralegal to partner, accounts assistant to finance director.”
With a mission to put consulting back into recruitment, Chase Delphi says its dedicated focus on consultancy services offers support to job-seekers and recruiters alike with guidance and advice.
Mr Leach added: “Working in partnership with our candidates and clients, we consult and help bring great people together. There’s never been a greater need for consultancy-led professional recruitment services.
“There has been an obvious shift in attitudes and working practices throughout the pandemic, and we are perfectly placed to support candidates and clients through a changing landscape.”
Since commencing trading, the agency says it has been appointed to work on a number of vacancies for its clients, a reflection on the recruitment market increasing in these key sectors.
Mr Leach said: “I am looking forward to building on our already high-quality network. Chase Delphi has a real desire to help improve the lives of our candidates, clients and the wider community – and we are starting as we mean to continue.”