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Jamie Reynolds

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Jamie Reynolds is the Founder and Managing Director of Marble Mayne Recruitment, a specialist recruitment agency focused exclusively on finance and IT in the not-for-profit sector.

People and culture Leadership and career development

31 July 2023, 12:27

Don't let talent slip off the hook during your interview process!

Is your charity doing all it can to snap up the best talent? In this ultra-competitive recruitment market, your hiring processes need to work even harder. Jamie Reynolds of Marble Mayne Recruitment shares some sound advice.

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