Some of the Many Vancouver Roles We’ve Recruited For

Senior Accountant

Chief Operating Officer

Senior Visual Designer

Senior Trader

Logistics Sales Executive

Market Development Manager

Director of Sales

Compliance Officer

Financial Analyst

Director, Online Brokerage

Regional Sales Manager

Business Director

5 More Reasons To Choose IQ PARTNERS as your Vancouver Recruitment Agency

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Vancouver’s Most Experienced Recruiters

30+ years of experience and recruiters who are 100% focused on 17 sectors we give you a candidate network that is deep and wide.

2
Deep Candidate Network

We have over 50,000+ professionals in our network and talk to over a hundred every day.

3
Last year, we helped 259 companies hire better

81% of those were repeat clients.

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Specialized in Your Specific Needs

We have recruiters who specialize in contract roles and permanent ones.

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Coast-to-Coast Coverage

From Vancouver to Toronto to Halifax to Silicon Valley to Austin, we’ve staffed entire teams across North America. While our headquarters are in Toronto, times have changed and most of our recruiters now work remotely in offices across the country.

Recruiting in Vancouver

As much as Vancouver looks and feels like a big city it still has the characteristics of a smaller market when you’re recruiting. With fewer head offices here, for example, candidates have a challenge with upward mobility and need to be wider-minded when our headhunters pitch them new positions. For companies in industries that are primarily based elsewhere (e.g. financial services), there aren’t as many competitor companies to recruit from. Often that means recruiting from other markets using our Canada-wide network and selling the lifestyle and organization.

Candidates are, of course, more interested in health and wellness in Vancouver than elsewhere so yearly contributions to gym memberships and/or time to spend outside go a long way. However, it’s also one of the most expensive markets to live in so compensation is also more critical than other markets.

Companies Our Recruiters Have Recruited For

Lululemon
Nature’s Path
The Mark Anthony Group
Challenger Motor Freight
REW.ca
Aviso Wealth
Manning Elliott LLP
McCarthy Tetrault
We The Collective
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We work with clients worldwide
IQ PARTNERS works with clients across North America. And we’ve placed candidates as far away as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Oulu, Finland!
We’re also part of the Humanis Advisory Group of Companies. With 10 offices across the country and over 135 experienced recruiters, talent advisory professionals, leadership development coaches, and HR professionals, we offer the scale of a national firm without losing the intimacy of local connections.
Our Total Talent Solutions team can help you hire better, hire less, and retain more.
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