The People Place: New creative recruitment agency launched by Sunday Gravy co-founder Nicholas Cox
The People Place is a new creative recruitment agency based in Melbourne. But the key difference, says founder and principal Nicholas Cox, is that they don’t recruit talent.
Says Cox: “I’ve been in this industry for 13 years now, and what I’ve seen, time and time again, is that the best creative minds don’t just bring talent to a job. They bring their whole selves. That’s why our focus is on finding people. Good people. And matching them with good places.”
Cox started out in TV, advertising, and film production. In 2014, he produced Tropfest’s winning film and, off the back of that success, co-founded award-winning creative content studio Gen C. He played an integral role in Gen C’s transformation into Sunday Gravy, and in his role as chief operating officer, helped grow the business into one of Australia’s top independent creative agencies within just twelve months.
Cox’s trajectory has given him first-hand experience across the gamut of creative roles. Some he’s serviced himself, many he’s filled with Australia’s brightest creatives. In doing so, he’s built a strong network of talented and like-minded individuals, while developing a knack for understanding what makes people tick, and how and where their talent can best be utilised.
Says Cox: “I know the demands of the industry and the requirements of a role after working many of them myself. Experience has taught me what’s important. But also, what’s possible. When talented people feel empowered and inspired by their environment, they innovate, they shape culture, and they drive profits.”
Whether you’re looking for a new role, or seeking someone to fill a role, you can now find the best of the best in one place.
11 Comments
Nice work Huey.
Not a bad idea. Will be good to actually have a recruiter with industry experience.
If anyone understands good people, it’s Coxy. For he is the goodest of people.
Love it.
Onya cosmo!
Don’t know how many good people there are in this industry? But Nicholas seems like a decent bloke. Good luck.
Nice one mate!!
I know Coxy. Very well.
If you get the chance to work with him, take it.
This will be a good thing for both talent and people tryna find ’em. Nice one!
In an industry craving genuine career architects, Nicholas, you stand out as a promising fit. Here’s to your journey ahead. Cheers.
Sunday Gravy are putting out some great work – So this is exciting news for the creative community.