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"I contacted you knowing that you are a known and respected executive recruiter within the Bermuda, Bahamas, and Caribbean archipelago."
...Graham Asher, Regional Operations Director, Starwood Hotels
"...Sounds like a challenging, exciting job prospect - no wonder you are so sought after."
...Helen P Bayne, Resort GM
".........Were have you been all my career?"
...Miles Belfield, Executive Sous Chef, Mandarin Oriental Bermuda
"I felt confident that if I asked you any question you will find an answer , that is because you have an open attitude to life and nothingis impossible, whether it's how many Frangipani trees are on the Galapagos Islands to how many streets are there in NYC... you would endeavor to find out... this is a compliment in itself."
"I know you well enough that you would find a solution very quickly indeed. What I have realized is that you are a very fast thinker, and an internet guru! I think you have done fantastically well bearing in find you run a one women show."
...Stephen Antram former Dir of Operations, Sunswept Resorts, St Lucia
"I saw your name recently regarding a query on www.ehotelier.com about good search firms......you got a great review."
...Don Dagenais former GM Palm Island, Grenadines
"Your are the only recruitment company specialized on this area"
...Gamal Rodriguez Reg. F&B Dir. Sandals Corp
"On a totally personal note, let us know when you would like to come toJamaica and stay at our properties."
...Jason Henzel Pres Island Outpost
"it is good to know that a pro is out there who may come in handy if required, I would use your services as a recruiter any time -"
...Klaus Lapp GM Sofitel Hungary, formerly GM Sol Melia, San Juan

"I did access your website and was very impressed! I feel honoured to have met you and to read about your company. I also believe that the approach your company is using to attract hospitality executives is innovative and can only lead to the recruitment of the best fit personnel for positions in the industry. As Deputy Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Tourism St Lucia, for three years before I went to Guyana as Institutional Strengthening and Town Planning Consultant with the Inter-American Development Bank Low income Settlement Development Project so I am very familiar with the requirements and needs of this sector.

The hospitality and tourism industry is critical to the development of our island states and for St Lucia, there is a scarcity of committed personnel at all levels with the right attitude and aptitude to ensure the continued viability and sustainability of the sector.."

Marlyn Morris former Deputy Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Tourism St Lucia