Toronto Canada Executive Search Recruiters

AN EXECUTIVE SEARCH FIRM THAT MATCHES TOP PROFESSIONALS WITH QUALITY EMPLOYERS IN THE TORONTO, CANADA METRO AREA.

TORONTO, CA EXECUTIVE RECRUITMENT AND EXECUTIVE HEADHUNTING SOLUTIONS:

At RSI, we provide our Toronto, Canada customers with numerous executive search services. At Reaction Search International, we know that people are the heart of any business, and that it is vital to be respectful, professional, empathic and patient with our clients and candidates in order to better council and guide them. It is also important, perhaps even more so, to be remembered and relevant, which we do by remaining in regular contact with clients and potential clients. In order to be relevant, memorable and successful, our executive recruiters use our developed database, their market expertise and, most importantly, conversations, connections and collaboration to provide you with the most suitable executive candidate for your manager, director, VP and C-level position.

A NATIONWIDE EXECUTIVE SEARCH RECRUITER NETWORK IN TORONTO, CA

At Reaction Search International, we strive to help you find the top executives and talent that will let your company perform to its maximum potential. Our mission is to help employers in the Toronto, Canada metropolitan area connect with the high quality professionals that will take your company to levels of success you didn’t know we’re possible. RSI utilizes a national network of executive search consultants located in major cities across the country that know how to find the best candidates for individual client needs. In fact, many of our executive search experts are industry insiders who have worked in the fields in which they now recruit talent.

With their extensive knowledge of the industries we service, and the many connections they have with the key players of the field, our recruiters are skilled in finding and delivering the superior candidates you need. No matter the size of your firm – and no matter the position you’re looking to fill – RSI’s elite staff of executive recruiters can find the high-quality candidates you need, when you need them.

RSI’S EXECUTIVE RECRUITERS TAP INTO THE LOCAL TORONTO, CANADA EXECUTIVE JOB MARKET

Through in-depth candidate reviews, stringent evaluations and targeting interviews, RSI’s talented team of recruiters can identify, evaluate and source talent that will help you surpass your competition in innovation, strategies and leadership. RSI’s Toronto Executive Search professionals are best suited to finding executive candidates in Toronto’s foremost industries, including financial, commercial, distribution, industrial, manufacturing, media, publishing, telecommunication, information technology, insurance, film production, retail and hospitality.

RSI recruits top executives from around the country in a wide range of professions, including: Accounting, Advertising, Aerospace & Defense, Biotechnology, Banking, Board and CEO Services, Computer Hardware, Construction, Consulting, Consumer Products, Computer Software and Hardware, Education, Energy & Utilities, Entertainment & Sports, Financial Services, Food Products, Government, Human Resources, Health Care, Hospitality & Tourism, Insurance, Industrial, Internet & New Media, Legal, Journalism & Publishing, Marketing, Manufacturing, Medical Device, Non-Profit, Pharmaceutical, Real Estate, Retail & Apparel, Sales, Technology, Telecommunications and Transportation.

REDUCING HIRING RISK IN TORONTO, CA

Hiring the wrong person can be a costly mistake. Reaction Search minimizes the risks associated with recruiting a new employee. Our recruiting experts conduct in-depth candidate reviews and conduct extensive background and reference checks in order to evaluate the competency and quality of each candidate we recommend to our clients. When we send you a candidate, we do so with the utmost confidence that the candidate meets your criteria and would be an asset to your organization.

EXPERIENCE, MARKET EXPERTISE AND UNPARALLELED PROFESSIONALISM IN THE TORONTO, CANADA EXECUTIVE SEARCH INDUSTRY:

Reaction Search International has been providing clients with executive search recruitment services for more than 20 years. Throughout our history, we have consistently delivered top-notch candidates to our clients. Sales recruiting is the cornerstone of RSI’s executive search recruiter services. RSI has been involved with recruiting and placing job candidates ranging from corporate sales executives to staffing national sales forces for Fortune 500 companies. Hundreds of companies – both nationally and internationally – have trusted RSI to build their teams of elite executives. Put your trust in RSI – let them find the right executives for your company today!

Toronto, Canada – Executive Search Consultants

Other leading Toronto corporations that attract top-notch executives include:

RSI’s Executive Recruiting and Executive Search services can best suit those executives looking for a premier Toronto Executive Consulting Firm.

WHAT’S HOT IN TORONTO:

RSI, the leading Toronto Executive Search Firm, understands the Toronto, Canada market for executives and managers looking to be a part of the team of some of the nation’s top companies. When companies come to us for executive staffing needs in Toronto, they are generally looking for a financial, commercial, distribution, industrial, manufacturing, media, publishing, telecommunication, information technology, insurance, film production, retail or hospitality executive.

HELPFUL INFORMATION ABOUT TORONTO, CA

Toronto has a humid continental climate and its weather is very similar to other major cities around the Great Lakes region. The city’s summers are slightly warm and humid, while its winters can be fairly cold. In winter months, temperatures tend to range from 3-11°C (35-50°F). During cold stretches, daily Toronto temperatures can reach a high of -10°C (14°F). Snow season usually lasts from November to April. Annual snowfall is about 133cm (52 in). On the other hand, summer can be fairly warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from 23-31°C (73-88°F). Daytime summer temperatures can climb over 35°C (95°F). Summer is also Toronto’s rainiest season. Annual rainfall is about 830mm (32.7 in).

What to do in Toronto…

Hockey Hall of Fame:

Ice Hockey is a national pastime in Canada. Since 1994 it is Canada’s national winter sport. It is fitting then, that the National Hockey League Hall of Fame would be located in Canada. The NHL Hall of Fame was first established in Kingston, Ontario in 1943 and later moved to Toronto in 1993. The museum’s exhibits contain player biographies, NHL records, memorabilia, and trophies, including the Stanley Cup. As of 2012 there are 370 inductees in the NHL Hall of Fame, 255 of which are former players. Also as of 2012, there are 30 teams in the NHL, 7 of which are Canadian: the Edmonton Oilers, the Calgary Flames, the Vancouver Canucks, the Montreal Canadiens, the Ottawa Senators, and the Winnipeg Jets.

Toronto Islands:

This chain of islands on the western part of Lake Ontario is an attractive tourist destination. The islands are home to a small residential community and the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. The islands, on which Europeans first settled in 1792, comprise the largest urban car-free community in North America. Activities here include biking, canoeing, swimming, Frisbee golf, and lounging on Hanlan’s Point Beach (clothing optional). The islands are also home to four yacht clubs: Harbour City Yacht Club, Island Yacht Club, Queen City Yacht Club, and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Public ferries and small transport planes take visitors to the islands all year round.

Yonge-Dundas Square:

YD Square is a brightly lit commercial junction and public square in Downtown Toronto. It is also relatively new. The square was built in 2002 as part of an effort to revitalize the Yonge Street and Dundas Street areas. Over the past decade, the square has hosted several public events performances, and art displays and served an average of 100,000 pedestrians every day. The square’s many large LCD and LED screen advertisements have led many to refer to it as “Toronto’s Times Square.” Several landmark buildings surround the square such as: Toronto Eaton Centre, Ryerson University, Ed Mirvish Theater, Atrium on Bay, and the Rogers Media building.

CN Tower:

The CN Tower is a communications and observation tower, and the largest, most recognizable structure in Toronto. At 553.33 meters (1,815.4 ft.) tall, the CN Tower was the tallest freestanding structure in the world until 2010. Inside the tower’s observation deck (the SkyPod) is a 360-degree restaurant. In 2011 the tower opened EdgeWalk, an amusement in which visitor can walk around the top of the SkyPod (outside) at 356 meters (1,168 ft.) above the Earth. The “CN” stands for Canadian National, the railway company that built the tower. They completed the tower in 1976 at a cost of C$63 million (US$243 million in 2012 dollars). By the 1990s buildings such as the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and the Skydome had been built around the tower. Today the tower sits in the middle of a thriving building development district. Over 2 million people visit the CN Tower every year. In 1995 the American Society of Civil Engineers named the tower one of the modern Seven Wonders of the World.

Toronto City Hall:

Toronto’s City Hall is one of the city’s other most recognizable landmarks. The building, which houses the Toronto’s municipal government, consists of two curved towers, one 20 stories and the other 27 stories. Between the two curved towers is a saucer-like council chamber. It was designed in 1961 by architect Bruce Kuwabara and completed in 1965 at a cost of C$31 million (C$221 million in 2012 dollars). At the time, many Torontonians complained that the building was too futuristic-looking for the city. Fifty years later, many still consider it a blight. Despite what all the haters say, the Toronto City Hall is still a major architectural achievement and a landmark in Toronto’s downtown area.

Casa Loma:

Casa Loma is a Gothic Revival style castle-house and gardens in midtown Toronto. Famed architect E.J. Lennox designed Casa Loma (Spanish for Hill House) in 1911 and the construction on the building completed in 1914. It took 300 workers and C$3.5 million to build the mansion. With 98 rooms, it was the largest private residence in Canada upon completion. Since 1937, it has operated as a museum. The building is most known for its architecture and collection of antiques from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The castle is also equipped with an elevator, ox-sized oven, a central vacuum, and secret passageways. As of 2012 this popular tourist attraction is undergoing major renovations.