James Caan's Recruitment Entrepreneur
by Startacus Admin
If recruitment’s your thing, then listen up! Leading entrepreneur James Caan has just announced that he’s once again on the lookout for self starters in the recruitment sector who want to either start or grow their recruitment businesses.
Although still in its first year of trading, Recruitment Entrepreneur has already invested over £2million in startup businesses in the sector. Impressive huh?
The best bit about this seed capital fund though is that it’s not just about the money.
The selected startups will also get support and mentoring for every element of their business - from finance to marketing - it’ll all be covered.
Need any more encouragement to apply?
Well how about this then!
The most recent startup to gain investment from Recruitment Entrepreneur was Hanami International. Having launched in June of this year, they have already generated over £100k in fees and have got a staff team of 11!
Andy Bell, Hanami’s CEO claims that the investment and support they received has played a major part in the success they’ve already achieved. Andy says “in our first 90 days, we have exceeded expectations both in terms of billings and headcount growth and we really couldn’t have done this without the backing we’ve received.”
Tangible proof then on the value of this funding.
If you’re interested in applying, you’ve got until 5pm on September 26th to do so.
Simply apply via the Recruitment Entrepreneur site and then cross those fingers. And while you're at it, why not check out some of our basic tips on starting a recruitment business.
If you have a great idea for a recruitment business (or any business for that matter) add it to our fab collaboration space, where you can get support from other startups, self starters and investors.
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Published on: 10th September 2014
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