About us

The Company was established to build a collaborative group of aligned but independent partners and small and medium-sized enterprises (“SME”) companies, through acquisition. This includes not just companies and agencies but talented partners in people resource, recruitment, and consultancy. The directors are expanding The Company, its partners and its strategic subsidiaries to grow in the UK and Globally, through strategic, tactical, asset and people acquisition. Thus enabling continued growth for ambitious individuals, entrepreneurial owners and their teams.

Meet The Team

Cameron Parry

Non-Executive Global Chairman

Conrad Swailes

Founder & Global Managing Director

Justin Madgwick

Co Founder and Global Chief Executive Officer

What We Do

What makes RGH Unique?

Purpose

Providing an ethical and dependable solution to the recruitment and people advisory needs of our clients.

Goals

RGH is committed to growth through empowering our partners and removing all boundaries to success. We will provide the quality driven and leading global recruitment and people services business.

Company Ethos

Honesty, integrity, collaboration and sharing the value.

Formula

The RGH team are all partners in our business. We share a common vision of collaboration and best practice and share in the value generated.

Specialists

All our partners have proven industry expertise in their markets demonstrated through trusted client relationships spanning many years.

Global Presence

Headquartered in London and now Singapore, with hubs across five continents and partners physically working in numerous jurisdictions.

Collaboration

Our partners collaborate with each other, providing clients with a wider spectrum of capability through genuine specialist knowledge rather than a generic approach.

Compliance, Governance & Ethics

Adhering to industry statutes and client requirements; strict, self-imposed ethical practices and transparency of process. A fair and honest work methodology with social enterprise and responsibility built.

 
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