Acquiring capability, relationships and capacity
37D is interested in acquiring recruitment and staffing companies to grow placement capacity and bring complementary businesses together. We welcome owners and authorized advisers considering a sale, succession or a change in how the business is operated.
A recruitment operation can bring specialist market knowledge, experienced recruiters and established client relationships. The conversation should establish how those strengths could fit with 37D’s wider recruitment, financing, technology and sales capabilities.
What we want to understand
Tell us whether the business focuses on permanent placements, contract staffing or a combination. Describe its markets, team, recurring work, active assignments and working-capital requirements without sharing identifiable candidate information at the initial stage.
Existing contracts are an important part of the review. Assignment rights, client consent, contractor arrangements, outstanding liabilities and continuity for workers need to be understood before a transaction can be agreed.
A practical transition
A transaction starts with understanding the owner’s objectives and the business behind the numbers. We can discuss a purchase and the role the owner may wish to play during transition; the final structure depends on diligence and agreement.
Explore our related recruiting-firm acquisition page and dimensional-stacking approach for the broader acquisition strategy.
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Who we work with
37D excludes cannabis businesses, businesses with 51% or more of sales from alcohol, gaming businesses and businesses involving nudity from its services and acquisitions. All alcohol products are excluded from sourcing and trade. Higher Ground beverage supply to casino customers is a limited exception to the gaming-business exclusion; it does not extend to gambling operations, financing or acquisitions.