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🚀 Lead Talent Partner - GTM
📍 London, Hybrid
📄 Fixed Term Employee - 12 months
We’re adding an additional Lead Talent Partner to our client team in Europe, supporting growth across sales, account management and business development roles.
This is a high-impact role inside a fast-moving global business where hiring is seen as a commercial function, not an admin process.
You’ll partner directly with leadership teams across the client business, helping shape hiring strategy, build pipelines of high-quality talent, and deliver a premium candidate experience from first conversation through to offer. You'll also lead a small team of talent partners and a talent coordinator.
This role sits inside a high-performing Talent Acquisition team operating at pace, with a strong focus on quality, data, and long-term capability building.
🌟 What You’ll Do:
- Own end-to-end hiring across mid-level GTM roles in EMEA
- Partner closely with client business leaders to understand hiring demand and future capability needs
- Build and execute sourcing strategies for hard-to-find commercial talent with a focus on DACH
- Proactively identify and engage passive candidates using modern sourcing tools and market mapping techniques
- Deliver a premium candidate experience with strong communication throughout the process
- Use data and market insight to influence hiring decisions and improve hiring outcomes
- Manage recruitment pipelines through Greenhouse with a strong focus on accuracy and process quality
- Collaborate with Employer Brand teams to improve attraction strategies in the EMEA market
- Challenge bias and help create fair, inclusive hiring processes across all interview stages
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🔍 What You Bring:
- Demonstrable full-cycle recruitment experience within a corporate, embedded, or high-growth environment
- Experience hiring across GTM functions, including sales, account execs, BDRs
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence senior leaders
- Confidence in managing multiple live requisitions without sacrificing quality
- A proactive sourcing mindset: you know how to find talent rather than wait for applications
- Strong ATS and recruitment systems experience
- Commercial awareness and the ability to connect hiring activity back to business outcomes
- Comfortable operating in fast-paced environments where priorities shift quickly
- A high level of personal ownership and accountability


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💡 What Success Looks Like:
- Hiring managers trust your judgement
- Candidates talk positively about their experience, even when unsuccessful
- Pipelines are proactive, not reactive
- Hiring decisions are based on evidence and market reality
- Recruitment is seen as a strategic capability, not just process coordination
Initially, this is a fixed-term role but is likely to extend.
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