Thomas Seacombe

Principal Consultant

Germany, Netherlands, UK

• Banking and financial services
• Corporate and commercial
• Compliance
• In-house
• Principal Consultant

• +492 112 479 1124
• [email protected]
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Based in London, Thomas is a member of Taylor Root’s European in-house legal team, focusing on the DACH market and supporting clients and candidates across Germany, Austria and Switzerland. With over five years of experience in legal recruitment, Thomas has developed a strong network and deep understanding of the European legal landscape.

After starting his professional journey in IT, he realised that working closely with people and helping them navigate important career decisions was where his true passion lay. He transitioned into recruitment and hasn’t looked back since, finding genuine satisfaction in building long-term relationships and delivering successful outcomes for both clients and candidates.

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