Ellis Morris
Principle Consultant
Ellis started working at The Just Group in 2015, working his way up from consultant to principal consultant. Ellis has a unique way of recruiting which has gained him amazing credibility with clients and candidates alike and he is one of the top performing consultants in the business. Specialising in the facades sector, Ellis connects the top 10% of talent within the façade, curtain wall, Architectural Metal, Glass and Glazing sectors with some of the most well respected, forward thinking and technically proficient contractors, fabricators and consultancies in the US and Canada.
Ellis’s responsibilities:
- Recruiting for the US & Canada facades sector
- Creating and nurturing client and candidate relationships
- Business development
- Market analysis
GET TO KNOW ELLIS:
Favourite Book:
- The Guv’nor
Football Team/Sports Person:
- Arsenal / Thierry Henry
Favourite Car:
- Jaguar E type
3 dream dinner party guests:
- The Queen, David Attenborough & Big Narstie
The happiest day of your life was:
- The day my son was born
Food:
- Pizza, Tapas
Drink:
- Southern Comfort Lime & Lemonade
Favourite thing about working at Just Construction:
- The genuine support both professionally and personally you get from the Directors and across the team.
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WHY WORK WITH US
Proven Track Record
We always deliver for our clients whether fortune 500 or SME’s looking to build, our service is the same.
Industry
Experts
We have a thorough network or experienced professionals in every market we operate
Global
Reach
We operate across the UK, Europe and US
Quality of
Service
We are dedicated to a high level of success throughout the recruitment process
Industry News & Insights
Low carbon building materials like hempcrete, superwood, and seawater-derived concrete are quickly moving into the mainstream in both the UK and the US.
Off-site and modular construction are no longer fringe innovations. Across the UK and US, they’re fast becoming the go-to method for schools, healthcare facilities, housing, and data centres.
Robots aren’t replacing skilled workers, they’re giving them an edge. Across the UK and US, construction firms are using automation to speed up delivery, reduce injury, and stay competitive.
