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New chapter for award-winning Birmingham based recruitment consultancy

A Birmingham recruitment consultancy is setting its sights firmly on expansion after securing new investment and unveiling a strategic rebrand. Formerly known as SimkissGuy Recruitment, the business has evolved into Simkiss Recruitment Solutions, marking a significant milestone in its long-term growth journey after becoming part of the Consort Business Group of companies.

The rebrand builds on more than a decade of success within the Greater Birmingham and Solihull business community, where the consultancy has developed a strong reputation for people-first and relationship recruitment.

Simkiss Recruitment Solutions will continue to focus on office support and commercial operations roles, while enhancing its service to offer a unique and innovative range of tailored, strategic recruitment solutions. The business highlights the evolution is driven by client demand and a desire to better support organisations as they plan for long-term, sustainable growth.

Founder and Managing Director Rebecca Simkiss said the changes reflect extensive client engagement and careful planning. “Recruitment challenges look different for every business, and as our clients shape their organisations for the future, we want them to know we’re fully invested alongside them.”

Further announcements are expected soon, in the meanwhile further details can be found at www.simkissrecruitment.com.

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