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Globe 24-7 and Trust Africa launch Globe Trust 24-7 to strengthen mining recruitment in West Africa

 

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Global Mining Review,

Globe 24-7 has expanded its West African presence with the launch of Globe Trust 24-7, a joint venture with Trust Africa established to strengthen mining recruitment and workforce solutions across Guinea and the broader West African region.

Globe Trust 24-7 was formed in response to growing demand from mining operators for recruitment capability that combines international mining expertise with deep knowledge of the local employment market. The joint venture provides mining companies with a dedicated recruitment partner for the region, while creating meaningful career pathways for local professionals seeking opportunities within the mining sector.

Headquartered in Guinea, Globe Trust 24-7 brings together Globe 24-7's nearly two decades of specialist mining recruitment experience across multiple jurisdictions with Trust Africa's established regional networks and on-the-ground presence. As mining investment continues to expand across Guinea and neighbouring West African countries, the joint venture is positioned to support organisations navigating local employment requirements, workforce expectations, and compliance obligations through a single, experienced partner.

Globe Trust 24-7 covers labour hire, technical recruitment, executive search, and broader workforce support services, providing clients with a comprehensive solution for workforce growth and development across the region. Alastair Fisher, CEO of Globe 24-7, sees the opportunity for growth in the region.

"West Africa continues to play an increasingly important role in the global mining industry and we see significant opportunities to support both mining companies and professionals throughout the region. Together, we're building a platform that helps clients access the talent they need while creating meaningful opportunities for local professionals."

For David Gozlan, General Manager of Trust Africa, the joint venture represents a natural evolution of its recruitment capability within Guinea.

"Trust Africa has built its reputation on understanding the local market, supporting employers and helping professionals develop their careers. Joining forces with Globe 24-7 allows us to combine that local expertise with international mining recruitment capability, creating greater value for our clients and candidates."

Both businesses share a belief that mining investment in West Africa should create lasting value for the region through the careers it builds, the local talent it develops and the economic opportunities it generates. Globe Trust 24-7 looks forward to supporting mining companies and candidates throughout West Africa with this new venture.

Under the joint venture structure, Globe Connect 24 7 operates as a mining focused recruitment business. Trust Africa continues to operate independently across other industries, ensuring the two organisations remain complementary in their market focus.

 

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