Throughout the Champagne-Ardenne region, the Harry Hope team of recruiters is at the service of employers and candidates alike, to help them achieve fruitful professional adventures. By deploying its network, the firm is able to unearth the talents of tomorrow who will drive the growth of companies in the Champagne region. Professionalism and expertise define the way the Harry Hope team operates. By combining traditional networking with modern sourcing techniques, our recruiters multiply the effectiveness of their action.
Trained in international recruitment firms, the Harry Hope teams are used to identifying high-potential candidates and facilitating a circle of contacts conducive to new encounters www. A way of maintaining a pool of professionals with potential synergies in common. Since the employer-employee relationship should be a win-win one, Harry Hope takes care to meet the expectations of both the candidate and the company. A candidate who feels fulfilled will also give full satisfaction to his or her company.
Located in Reims, just a stone’s throw from the train station, Harry Hope’s recruitment team is ready to help you recruit quickly and efficiently. Local business development is one way of contributing to a region’s economic growth and attractiveness. Already working with a number of champagne houses, Harry Hope is well aware of the challenges facing local businesses.
The proximity of Paris, only 45 minutes away by TGV, is certainly an advantage for the people of Rémois. However, the Paris job market is keeping an eye on the people of Champagne-Ardenne, which means that local companies are finding it difficult to recruit. Salaries and conditions in Parisian companies are generally higher than those in the provinces.
However, it’s better to see the glass as half full! The proximity of Paris can also be an opportunity to bring in new talent to help local companies grow. Whether in the Marne, Haute-Marne, Aube or Ardennes, recruitment needs are varied. Easy, rapid access from Paris also means that the region benefits from a dynamic flow of tourists and businesses. The champagne economy is very attractive and requires a wide range of trades. The champagne industry employs 30,000 people and up to 120,000 seasonal workers during the grape harvest.
Champagne-Ardenne is a region of forests, plains and vineyards. Rather rural, the environment is calm and peaceful. World-famous for its champagne, the Champagne-Ardenne region enjoys a cosmopolitan and well-considered tourism industry. Don’t worry, there won’t be hordes of tourists passing under your windows all the time.
The “Coteaux, Maisons et Caves de Champagne” have been listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2015. It’s an opportunity to discover that there isn’t just one champagne, but many different traditions and families. Numerous visits to vineyards and “crayères” cellars are sure to charm bubble-lovers. Tastings will demonstrate the richness of Champagne and champagne. Because, like wine, there are different kinds.
Reims, also known as the Cité des Sacres, has a fascinating history of the kings of France. More surprisingly, in the south of the region, you’ll find a number of large lakes (Lac de la Forêt d’Orient, Lac du Der Chantecoq…) where you can enjoy a spot of fresh air or a sporting holiday thanks to the many water sports on offer.
The region’s main cities are Reims, Troyes, Charleville-Mézières and Chaumont. With a population of 218,000, Reims is clearly the most populous and the most dynamic. However, the other prefectures are small towns full of character and well worth a visit.
