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Matthew Cox

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CEO & Founder at Hale International
📍 New York, New York, United States

Matthew Cox is a recruitment entrepreneur and the CEO & Founder of Hale International, a certified Workday staffing partner. A graduate of the University of Hertfordshire, he has a proven history of scaling high-performing staffing businesses. Colleagues describe him as energetic, communicative, and a great advocate.

In 2022, his company, Hale International, was acquired by US-based Oxford Global Resources to become their specialized Workday® practice.

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Experience
11 Years
Current Role
CEO & Founder
Job Level
Leadership
Location
New York, New York, United States
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Workday Ecosystem
He founded and leads a certified Workday Staffing Partner that has placed over 3,000 professionals and supported more than 250 Workday implementations.
Scaling Businesses
He has founded, scaled, and successfully exited two international recruitment companies, one of which was backed by private equity investment.
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Career

Work history

6-2019
CEO & Founder
Hale International
3-2015 - 12-2018
Founder
Graham Matthews
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Education
2008 - 2011
2011 BA (Hons)
University of Hertfordshire
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