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Glyn Rees
CEO International I Global & Local Talent Solutions I Executive Search I Growth I Expansion I EOR I Legal Entity I MBA I Professional Services
Glyn Rees is the Founder and CEO of reesmarx, a company specializing in global talent acquisition and business expansion services.1 With over 30 years of experience in the recruitment industry, Glyn has a strong sales and entrepreneurial background.1 He has led international growth and expansion efforts for technology companies across various sectors, including Engineering, Education, Telecoms, and Technology.1
Glyn founded reesmarx in 2001 to support early-stage software vendors and established vendors looking to scale up, turnaround, or enter new locations from the USA.1 Under his leadership, reesmarx has expanded its services globally, now hiring for clients in the Americas, APAC, parts of India, and Africa.1
Key aspects of Glyn Rees' professional profile include:
- Education: He holds an MBA from Middlesex University.1
- Expertise: Global expansion, talent solutions, RPO, EOR, legal entities, PEO, professional services, business strategy, early-stage startups, and executive search.
- Values: Glyn emphasizes creating a supportive and rewarding company culture, maintaining work-life balance, and fostering strong relationships with clients and candidates.1
- Previous experience: He successfully grew the European business for a leading American technology search firm prior to their acquisition.1
- Additional roles: Glyn served as a J.P./Magistrate for five years.1
Glyn Rees is responsible for the strategic direction and international growth of reesmarx, recently combining the Americas and EMEA regions to create one global team for a seamless recruitment experience.1
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There is an interesting article in The Times today, stating that companies looking to expand into the UK are concerned at the tax implications, especially as corporation tax was increased from 19% to 25% by the last government, with the new government saying they will not change it. The new British Chancellor, Rachel Reeves will be in the USA in the next month, as she meets with investors and companies looking to expand, it will be interesting to see what she might be offering. The UK has always been a good starting point for expanding businesses, due to the rule of law, English language and the time zone but the UK needs to make the tax environment competitive with other countries. In the last few weeks, with a new government installed, reesmarxGlobal has seen an increase in hiring intent, especially middle to senior hires. If there are more positive economic opportunities in the UK, we will see more.
At long last, Europe’s economy is starting to grow https://lnkd.in/ejvrF3cC
Great news for Europe and for all those American companies looking for Europe to be the start or continuation of their global expansion plans and vice versa for European companies expanding globally themselves. if you need any Expansion advice call myself, Matt, Nick or Ericha, with these economic figures, expansion will be back on the agenda.
