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A confidential introduction

Your next chapter deserves a thoughtful first impression.

Email your CV directly to PRIMO. There is no portal, no form and no algorithm deciding whether your story is worth a conversation.

A simple three-step introduction

Send enough context for a useful reply.

Your note does not need to be long. A few considered details allow us to understand your experience, preferences and the right way to engage you.

1

Prepare your files

Send an up-to-date CV in PDF or .docx format. If you include a cover note, keep it to one page and focus on the kind of mandate you are ready to take on.

2

Use a clear subject line

Use the format: Candidate introduction — Your Name — Target function. This makes it easier for the right specialist to find and respond to your message.

3

Tell us what matters

In the email body, share your location, target roles or sectors, work authorization if relevant, preferred contact method and any organizations that must remain off-limits.

Make it easy to represent you well

Recommended file and message format.

CV file name: Firstname-Lastname-CV.pdf
Optional cover note: Firstname-Lastname-Introduction.pdf
Email subject: Candidate introduction — Your Name — Target function
Email body: Three or four sentences on your current remit, the move you are considering, location preferences and discreet contact details.

Your privacy is respected.

We do not share your documents with a client, a current employer or any third party without first speaking with you and receiving your explicit approval.

No immediate role? Still worth connecting.

Many of our best career conversations begin before a live mandate appears. With your permission, we can keep your profile in our confidential talent network.

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Need a little advice first?

Read our candidate guidance or email us with the question in the subject line. We will point you in the right direction.

A considered next move

Your experience is more than a set of keywords.

Send us the context behind the CV. We will treat it with care, candour and the discretion a career decision deserves.