In the dynamic Bouches-du-Rhône region, Harry Hope recruitment agency puts its talents at the service of companies in need of candidates to perpetuate, improve and intensify their activities. Harry Hope’s team of recruiters has an extensive professional network in the job market, essential to providing employers and candidates alike with the matchmaking they’re looking for. With expertise and professionalism, Harry Hope recruiters are committed to the economic development of the Aix-en-Provence region and surrounding area. This new-generation firm combines traditional techniques with innovative tools.
With a wide range of experience in international recruitment firms, Harry Hope recruitment consultants identify high-potential profiles. They maintain strong links in business circles to ensure they are always close to the interests and concerns of the local job market. This anchoring creates synergies that benefit both the company and the candidate.
Located at 65 Rue de Broglie in Aix-en-Provence, the Harry Hope recruitment agency benefits from the dynamism of this business park, halfway between the city center and the TGV train station. At the crossroads of economic flows, Harry Hope intends to make a major contribution to the region’s attractiveness and growth.
Since 2001 and the arrival of the TGV high-speed train, Aix-en-Provence has been home to many of the head offices of major French and international companies. Americans, Germans, British and Japanese, no fewer than 200 foreign companies have their headquarters in the Aix-en-Provence region. This dazzling economic boom has been intensively supported by the municipality, which has adopted a radical strategy: to create new districts (notably in the south of the city) in strategic locations, combining housing and service-sector activity zones. Aix-en-Provence is home to the largest number of strategic jobs in the Bouches-du-Rhône region, specifically in the fields of design, research and management.
The city of Aix-en-Provence has also opted for digital innovation to move towards a Smart City model. Thanks to the French Tech label, which has served as a gas pedal, the commune is clearly banking on the future and the talents of tomorrow. We can’t help but draw parallels with Silicon Valley, which also combines sunshine, innovative head offices and links with the world of education and research.
The Bouches-du-Rhône region is a great place to live, thanks to its rich historical heritage and typical landscapes of garrigue-covered hills. Its strong identity, marked by authentic villages, living traditions, museums and festivals, shows that Provencal culture endures. After a day or a week of work, a walk in the heart of nature in the Alpilles, the Camargue or along the Mediterranean is a great way to unwind. For city dwellers, Marseille, Arles, La Ciotat and Aubagne will entertain you with their architecture and cultural life.
For your taste buds, sun-drenched vegetables and seafood will be in abundance. Capon, bouillabaisse, mussel brasucade, zucchini, artichokes and other peppers are naturally accompanied by garlic and olive oil. The famous “pastaga” (in moderation) is the perfect way to round off long days on a café terrace, where the sun shines 300 days a year. A dream come true!
