CV-Library the Best Job Board
It is third time lucky for CV-Library as they walk away with the title of 'Best Job Board' at the Global Recruiter Awards 2012.
Online, July 31, 2012 (Newswire.com) - It is third time lucky for CV-Library as they walk away with the title of 'Best Job Board' at the Global Recruiter Awards 2012.
Jim Tanfield, former Editor at The Global Recruiter, described CV-Library as having: "a great year of transition from CV database to full job board and maintained standard and quality."
2012 has been an exciting year for CV-Library, from the launch of their largest offline marketing campaign to their mobile innovation and latest ABCe audit confirming that they hold the UK's fastest growing CV database. The marketing campaign launched in January and includes a national TV advert, local radio advertising, both underground carriage and station artwork and a huge gym campaign covering all major chains across the UK.
Lee Biggins, Managing Director: "Our winning streak continues and it's fantastic to receive recognition from some of the leading titles within the recruitment sector. It's also great to see that for many recruiters we are becoming the primary source for their recruitment campaigns rather than the supporting job board."
CV-Library has been finalists for this award three years in a row and they narrowly missed the top spot in 2011 when they were highly commended. The awards ceremony was held at Cafe de Paris in Central London. The venue was full of recruiters from all walks of life coming together to celebrate success within the recruitment sector. The Global Recruiter Awards focus on those delivering an all-round performance, rather than simply setting a standard according to company or individual figures.
CV-Library was also a finalist for Best Marketing Campaign which was won by Laurence Simons. Earlier in 2012 CV-Library was awarded with Best Innovative Marketing Campaign at the OnRec Awards. Find out more about CV-Library's award nominations here: http://www.cv-library.co.uk/awards.html