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FOCUS-DEFENCE

Hunting & Sports.

Careers.

We make the match.

Unsere Arbeit

Wir sind Headhunter.

Im Bereich Kritische Infrastrukturen – für Unternehmen, Behörden und den öffentlichen Sektor.
Mit Leidenschaft finden wir Führungskräfte, die nicht nur die aktuellen Anforderungen erfüllen, sondern langfristig Resilienz, Sicherheit und Leistungsfähigkeit stärken – fachlich exzellent und kulturell passgenau.

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Expertise

The hunting and sports industry requires managers and specialists with precision, passion, and a deep understanding of the specific challenges of this market. We specialize in identifying and placing precisely these talents. Whether it's filling strategic leadership positions or recruiting highly qualified specialists, we find the individuals who will sustainably strengthen your company.

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Transformation

In the Hunting & Sports industry, tradition and modernity meet.

This exciting transformation requires leaders with new skills: Agility, innovation, digital competence, and intercultural sensitivity are more important today than ever. We support you in finding these leaders and actively shaping the future of your company.

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Leadership

The hunting & sports industry needs leaders to succeed even in times of change. We support you in ensuring continuity and the sustainable success of your company – whether through supporting succession planning, finding the right managers for family businesses, or successfully integrating companies after acquisitions.

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Passion

Whether hunting, shooting sports, outdoor equipment, or related fields – we are your headhunters and HR consultants with a passion for hunting and sports. Our network, built with passion for this diverse industry, enables us to find the ideal candidates for your company.

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