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Gail Kenny merges two recruitment agency brands
Travel recruitment company Gail Kenny has merged with its Puregenie Digital Recruitment agency, which previously specialised in the online sector.
Kenny, who launched the recruitment agency 10 years ago, said there was no longer any need to have a specialist brand or website for digital roles as digital has become mainstream.
"It’s all about multi-channel now in travel," she said. "We have the expertise inrecruiting for senior digital roles, but it’s not necessary to have a specialist brand or website, as the majority of our cients want top digital talent, not just the OTAs."
The company will now operate under a single brand with a new website. It has also relocated from Tower Bridge in London to Victoria.
Co-founder Ian Brooks will continue to manage the senior level ecommerce assignments.
Linsey McNeill
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