A Climate Technology Business Solving Talent Problems

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LMC is an international talent consultancy that is solely focused on the climate technology sector, connecting the best talent with organisations driving decarbonisation across the built environment all over the world.

Company bio

LMC is a climate technology business that provides talent solutions. Not a recruitment company that does climate tech.

For them, that’s really important. They want to play a big part in advancing all aspects of the space.

As well as find talent new jobs, LMC helps to build and foster communities and get involved in initiatives around DEI, early careers and education.

They are passionate, accountable, collaborative and community driven. And they'd love to help you with your talent problems.

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"LMC possesses an unparalleled ability to identify and attract top-tier talent that aligns perfectly with our company's needs and culture. Their strategic approach to listening, understanding our needs, and then using that information to source, screen, and engage candidates has resulted in a remarkable success rate in filling key positions for us at KODE Labs."
Edi Demaj, Co-Founder KODE Labs

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