After a lengthy break from the world of legal recruitment, one of its biggest players has returned to try to make his mark again, on a very different market from the one he left. Linda Tsang talks to Gareth Quarry about his plans and his predictions for the law firms of the future
August 03, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
How do recruiters recruit? On that very rare occasion, you may just be able to get a multi-millionaire to buy into your business and use a well-established name to expand your brand.
That is just what has happened with the return of Gareth Quarry to the legal recruitment market, having sold QD Group to TMP Worldwide in September 2000, making a comfortable £30m profit.
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