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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is seeking a “range” of experience to fill 800 new roles, according to a spokesperson for the professional services firm.

Contained within its annual results, PwC announced that it intends to create 800 new jobs over the next year.

Commercial permanent recruitment specialist F1rst Commercial Recruitment has appointed Deborah Steele as senior consultant.

Madgex, the job board outsource specialist, has formed a commercial partnership with US-based job board service provider Amped Market Place (AMP).

The agreement sees AMP become the sole distributor for Madgex’s software and services in North America.

BBC Vision productions talent executive Daniell Morrisey has been appointed talent & engagement manager for BBC London 2012.

Morrisey’s team is responsible for coordinating the BBC’s coverage for the major events of 2012 culminating in the Olympics and Diamond Jubilee.

Supermarket chain Sainsbury’s is seeking “enthusiastic, hard working” colleagues to fill 14,100 seasonal jobs, according to Helen Webb, Sainsbury’s retail HR director.

Recruiters must move up the value chain by becoming more consultants than sales people or risk disappearing, delegates at today’s APSCo conference have heard.

International executive search firm Pedersen & Partners has appointed Chinedu Duru as country manager to lead its new office in Lagos, Nigeria.

The office is the firm’s second in Africa following its office opening in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Cognisco, a global intelligent employee assessments firm, has appointed Warren Buckley as its new vice president of sales.

Buckley, who joins Cognisco with more than 20 years sales experience, will be responsible for driving sales of the company’s assessment solutions portfolio in both the UK and international markets.

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Executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles International has acquired New Zealand search firm Bell McCaw Bampfylde, according to the Association of Executive Search Consultants.

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