Sandra Erickson

Director

Hi, I'm Sandra, and I'm the Director of our Harvey Nash Newcastle office.

I'm a hardworking recruitment professional ready to advise on IT, Business Change and Financial recruitment. With over 15 years of experience in senior level recruitment, I work in partnership with key stakeholders to advise on recruiting top talent into the North East region.

I'm genuinely passionate about people and will always do my best to achieve the right solution. I'm currently responsible for developing the Harvey Nash brand in North East England and have more recently recruited Business Change and Technology Specialists into financial services organisation.

Example roles I recruit for include:

  • Business Change
  • Heads of Function
  • Finance
  • RPO
  • Delivery

Latest Jobs from Sandra

Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
Negotiable
Up to £350 per day
£600 - £650 per day
£450 - £480 per day

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