Based in the capital of the Hérault region in the east of France’s Occitanie region, Harry Hope recruitment agency offers its services as a talent hunter to companies and candidates alike. With their dynamic approach, Harry Hope consultants intelligently combine innovative sourcing methods with traditional networking techniques. To help local companies grow and boost the Montpellier economy, recruitment is a major issue.
After years of training at major international recruitment agencies, Harry Hope’s teams have honed their techniques to tap into a pool of potential candidates, identify skills and detect interesting soft skills in people to match them on both the employee and employer sides. With a pay-for-success business model, the Harry Hope team is with you every step of the way to find the right candidate.
Located at 1300 avenue Albert Einstein in Montpellier, the Harry Hope recruitment agency blends in with the local economic fabric to be systematically close to the area’s dynamics. Available and attentive, our team of recruitment professionals puts its network of professional contacts to work for our customers. Businesses can’t run smoothly without proper, efficient recruitment, which is why Harry Hope works alongside companies and candidates to meet their professional needs.
The town’s economy is quite diversified, with the main sectors of activity being agriculture/viticulture, cultural and business tourism, but mainly the tertiary sector. In fact, this last area of activity includes high-profile sectors such as ICT, multimedia, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. Montpellier Métropole is home to several head offices, including Dell (global computer manufacturer), Vestas (international wind turbine manufacturer) and Asics (sports equipment brand).
Healthcare is also well represented, with big names such as Bausch & Lomb (world #2 in ophthalmology, manufacturer of automated medical analysis equipment) and Sanofi (neuroscience and oncology division). Technology is also an important part of the local economic fabric, with Alstom and IBM. The latter has been based in the Montpellier region since the 1950s, and employs around 1,000 people.
Just a stone’s throw from the Mediterranean Sea, Montpellier and its metropolitan area have a population of over 440,000. Prefecture of the Hérault department, it is the third largest city in the Mediterranean arc. The beach, the sea and the many ponds lining the coastline make it a pleasant place to live in summer and winter alike. Thanks to the many hours of sunshine, the sun’s UV rays keep you looking good all year round.
With the Cévennes close by, these rejuvenating stays or weekends in the midst of nature, hills and rivers are a well-deserved refuge when you need to relax. Nîmes, Béziers, Agde, Arles, Palavas-les-Flots and Le Grau du Roi are all close to Montpellier, so they’re a great way to discover other local folklore and enjoy a good walk.
On the culinary side, tapenades, Montpellier grape jam, Grisettes de Montpellier, marshmallows, Pélardon cheese, chocolate olives… will delight gourmets. Montpellier also means wine, with its Grés de Montpellier, Pic Saint Loup and other AOC Languedoc crus. With the Camargue so close by, it would be a shame to miss out on the famous Camargue rice or Aigues-Mortes salt.
