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Business Description: Hamilton James & Bruce Group Limited (HJB) is engaged in the provision of employee placement, temporary, and contract services to commercial, government and not for profit sectors which operates in Australia.
Strategy Analysis: HJ&B Group is one of Australia's leading recruitment groups with strong penetration across many industries. The group provides services to organisations across industry sectors and job specialisations including banking and finance, accounting, IT&T, sales and marketing, corporate communications, law and operations.
The company's strategy for growth involves the acquisition of suitable businesses. HJ&B plans to acquire recruitment company, Priority Personnel soon after the ASX listing; increasing their service diversification. Management indicate that they will target growth in the areas of information technology and telecommunications; e-commerce recruitment; call centres; online recruitment; preferred supplier agreements; and international markets. HJ&B will also continue to explore new markets and consider expansion into new services and different geographic locations.
The Age 26/05/2012 | I WAS reading some old Marcus Today newsletters. From 2003. Let me take you back and allow you to exercise the power of hindsight:
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