Eliott Craeye

Senior Consultant | In-house Legal

Netherlands

Based in Amsterdam, Eliott specialises in recruiting qualified Lawyers for financial services and law firms. Prior to joining Taylor Root, he worked out of Paris with both companies and law firms. Eliott graduated from a double master’s in business and contract law. Before entering into legal recruitment, he practiced labour law as a jurist in a law firm in Lille.

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Legal Counsel – Netherlands We are partnering with an innovative international organization operating across the energy, industrial and engineering sectors to recruit a Legal Counsel. In this role, you will provide legal support on complex, high-value commercial projects with an international scope, working closely with stakeholders across sales, finance, procurement, project management and operations. This […]

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