MEET OUR CO-FOUNDERS ERIN & DANNY

Default Author • August 25, 2021

Danny Normington & Erin Evans, the inspiring co-founders of this initiative we call FIRESOFT People.


Establishing the organisation 9 years ago, Erin and Danny used their strong business minds and incredible determination to change the IT recruitment game.


Establishing a blueprint for their entire team, they set the benchmark that every candidate and client feels understood, consulted with, heard, educated and most importantly special.


Having partnered with Australia’s leading organisations, Danny & Erin recognise that we operate in the business of changing businesses, lives and carving out careers and therefore your experience with FIRESOFT People must be next-level.


As remarkable leaders, with a huge team of specialist recruiters standing beside them they are equipped with the experience, expert knowledge and resources to nurture their clients and candidates from strength to strength.

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