Venor Expands into Toronto

Venor Expands into Toronto

Recruiting firm Venor, with offices in Halifax, Dartmouth, Moncton, and St. John’s has now expanded into the Greater Toronto Area with a focus on recruitment in the technology sector.

“Remote roles in tech are here to stay, and we want to continue expanding into other markets where we can continue to focus on talent relationships, but still have more global reach for our clients”. says Venor Co-Founder, Craig Coady.

“The need for talent is reaching record numbers and expansion outside of Atlantic Canada is a natural next step for us,” says the other Venor Co-Founder, Ian Sullivan. “We want to do more with the client relationships we have and find new ways to add value to them.”

Venor was founded by Ian Sullivan and Craig Coady in 2012 and celebrated their 10 year anniversary in March. Wayne Crawley, Shardeigh McGillivray, Erika Hildebrand and Nick Misener are the firm’s other equity partners. 

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