News: Mexico Recruiters

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Executive recruiters in Mexico are seeing a rising trend: Chinese companies moving their manufacturing operations into Mexico to avoid tariffs and gain on freight.

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Mexico recruiters are optimistic: Headhunters in Mexico remain optimistic despite the contraction reflected in the IHS Markit Mexico Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the third month out of the last five.

Executive search consultants for Alder Koten, a leading recruiting partner for US companies in Mexico continue to see strong demand for executive, management and professional talent in Mexico. All recruiting practice continue to see strong activity and a tightening talent pool.

The Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC) has named Alder Koten's Jose Ruiz to the America's Council. AESC Members operate at the highest standard in the executive search and leadership consulting profession worldwide.

Unfortunately, executive search consulting and contingent recruiting are often thought of interchangeably, but are completely different professions.

Alder Koten executive search was named on Forbes 2017 lists of America’s Best Recruitment Firms this week. The executive search firm was ranked 59 from a total of 250 firms that made the list this year.

The Mexican government’s US$34-million investment in UNAQ seems to have paid off. Eight years ago, there were only two aerospace companies in the region, employing about 700 people. Now, Querétaro boasts 33 aerospace companies employing more than 5,000 people, amounting to an estimated US$1.5-billion investment.