Peoplebank funds approved for Ambit acquisition
- 04 February, 2008 17:08
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Peoplebank Australia shareholders today approved $100 million in funds to complete its acquisition of Ambit in a bid to make it the number one IT&T recruitment firm in Australia.
PeopleBank managing director, Leon Lau, told shareholders integration of the two businesses provides a leadership team unparalleled within the recruitment industry.
Lau said PeopleBank has over 3500 contractors and a database of over 200,000 candidates.
He highlighted the importance of the database in a skills-short market in which candidates do not apply as readily to job advertisements.
"Peoplebank's finely-tuned database is an essential tool to network amongst Australia's top IT&T professionals," Lau said.
"The company has developed several talent pools of highly sought-after IT&T professionals and with the additional Ambit candidates, these talent pools have grown significantly."
It's the latest in a series of acquisitions for Peoplebank, which purchased leading WA IT&T recruitment firm, Gryphon Consultants in May 2007.
From early February, staff numbers at Peoplebank will increase from 100 to 270.
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