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About Lock Search Group

Lock Search Group is the leading independent search firm in Canada. Our mission is to provide exceptional Recruitment and Consulting service to clients and candidates. We apply our experience and expertise to deliver solutions with a personalized approach that focuses on clients’ needs and candidates’ goals. Our values and practices are based on developing lasting business relationships through open, honest communication. We pride ourselves on knowing our stuff, on being well-networked, and being professional, without being too serious. Fun in business is important. Being approachable, being part of the team, acting with integrity: all part of the Lock DNA since day one. Lock Search Group was founded in 1983 by Richard Lock, who still leads the company as President and CEO. We have grown to a network of 11 offices in Canada and one in the United States. With more than 30 Recruitment Consultants and Associates on staff, we take great pride in delivering a true national solution. Many of our clients have offices in the U.S., and many of our American clients have Canadian divisions. We provide a seamless service to all. We work with a diverse set of companies and fill a variety of sales, managerial, leadership, and/or executive roles. Our core practice areas are: • Life Science (Biotechnology, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, Scientific and Clinical Research, etc.) • Consumer Packaged Goods (Beverage/Alcohol, Cannabis, Core, Food Service, Hard Goods, Retail, etc.) • Industrial (Automation, Building Materials, Construction, Distribution, Houseware, Manufacturing, Metals and Mining, Tools, Supply Chain and Logistics, Operations, Engineering, etc.) • B2B and Technology (Digital and Artificial Intelligence, Information Technology, SaaS, Security Equipment and Services, Telecommunications, Insurance, Accounting, Finance, Legal, Human Resources, etc.) If you are looking to hire or looking for career opportunities, please do not hesitate to reach out to us!

Founded in 1983 by Richard Lock.