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Jérôme Caille

Jérôme Caille

AccentJobs
CEO

Jérôme Caille is CEO of Accent Jobs as well as its parent company, the House of HR. Accent Jobs was founded in 1995 and provides temp-to-perm services with one of the largest specialised branch networks in Belgium. The House of HR operates six specialised HR companies: Accent Jobs (temp-to-perm), Just Work (payrolling), Home Maid, Logi-Technic (outsourcing), Bekaert Technics (secondment) and Peak6 (HR consultancy). Under Caille’s leadership, the company gained market share in Belgium and the Netherlands, and developed operations in France, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Switzerland and Romania. Caille has also served as global CEO of Adecco from 2002 to 2006.

Robert Walters

Robert Walters

Michael Page
Staff

After three years at Touche Ross, Robert Walters joined the recruitment firm Michael Page as one of its very first employees. Following an eight-year period that included setting up the firm’s New York office, he returned to London and established Robert Walters in 1985, specialising in junior to middle management professional positions.

Richard Herring

Richard Herring

Volt Information Sciences Inc
Managing Director, Volt Europe Ltd.; Senior VP, EMEA and Asia Operations

Richard Herring joined Volt as director of European Staffing Services in 2006. In 2010, he became managing director at Volt Europe Ltd., a division of Volt Information Sciences Inc.; he also serves as its senior VP for EMEA and Asia operations, leading Volt’s staffing and MSP operations in Europe and Southeast Asia. His career in the recruitment industry began in 1988 at Reed Technology, where he ultimately led the IT recruitment business for more than five years. He then moved to The Skills Market, where he was operations director. He has served as an executive board member, Representative Committee chair, and chairman for the Association of Professional Staffing Companies, based in the UK.

Matthew Rodger

Matthew Rodger

Alexander Mann Solutions
Chief Growth & Commercial Officer
British

Staffing 100 Europe | 2020

Alexander Mann Solutions’ chief growth and commercial officer since 2017, Matthew Rodger has 29 years’ experience in staffing and outsourcing. He has been with the London-based RPO and MSP provider for nearly 20 years. Rodger wears many hats, including overseeing the commercialisation of AMS’ products and services, new logo development, significant business development of existing customers and managing all corporate mergers and acquisitions. In 2019, he led AMS to the successful acquisition of Karen AI, its first foray into proprietary direct-to-market technology now called Hourly.

Roland Gomez

Roland Gomez

Proman Group
CEO
French

CEO Roland Gomez runs Proman Group, the sixth-largest player in the European staffing market. Gomez led the group to €3.8 billion in revenue in 2022, representing 31% growth over 2021. Most recently, Gomez led Proman’s acquisition of a clerical and light industrial workforce solutions provider in the US, expanding its presence in that country and bringing the group to more than 1,000 branches worldwide and 100,000 people at work every day in 16 countries.

Margriet Spijker

Margriet Spijker

Timing
General Manager

Margriet Spijker is general manager of private Dutch staffing firm Timing, a part of the ADG services group. According to research from SIA, Timing is the sixth largest staffing firm in the Netherlands. She joined the company as a consultant in 1988 and held various management positions, including deputy manager, before being appointed general manager in 2012.

Rob Zandbergen

Rob Zandbergen

USG People
CEO

Rob Zandbergen was appointed CEO of USG People in 2010, having served as the company’s CFO since 2005. Zandbergen was CFO of Belgian staffing group Solvus between 2003 and 2005, when the company was acquired by USG People. In addition to his work at USG People, Zandbergen is a member of the supervisory board of the Dutch Flower Group and was appointed to the supervisory board of Dutch energy company Eneco Holding in March 2015.

Neil Carberry

Neil Carberry

Recruitment and Employment Confederation
CEO
British

Neil Carberry became chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, the professional body for recruitment and staffing in the UK, in 2018. He began his career as a recruiter in 1999 before specialising in industrial relations from 2004. Carberry is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD, a council member of ACAS, which promotes positive and productivity-enhancing workplace relations, and a former member of the UK’s Low Pay Commission. He is a board member of the World Employment Confederation and Total People. Additionally, he is a rugby referee and coach and is among the 8,000 fans who own Heart of Midlothian F.C.

Suzana Bernhard

Suzana Bernhard

DEKRA Arbeit GmbH
Executive VP, DEKRA SE; VP, DEKRA Arbeit Group
Macedonian

As executive VP of Dekra SE and VP of Dekra Arbeit Group, Suzana Bernhard has led the company to more than €550 million in revenue and helped its expansion across Europe to its current size of 140 branch offices in 20 countries. As part of Dekra SE, Dekra Arbeit has been supporting both customer companies and employees in qualified career and personnel planning for more than 20 years. While Bernhard and her team managed to successfully meet the increasing demand for employees in the logistics sector caused by the pandemic, they are also driving digital transformation in order to adapt to the modern labor market.

Staffing 100 Europe | 2021

Minna Vanhala-Harmanen

Minna Vanhala-Harmanen early last year took over as CEO of Barona, the largest staffing firm in Finland with projected 2019 revenue of €400 million. Following its 2017 acquisition of Opteam, the third-largest firm in the country, she has integrated and transitioned the two firms to develop Barona into a stronger and more agile company with a broader service portfolio. Prior to the acquisition, Vanhala-Harmanen was with Opteam for 10 years, the last six as CEO. She has also for the past 12 years served on the board of the Private Employment Agencies Association in Finland, including five years as chair.