Michelle Denny Recruitment

Michelle Denny Recruitment is an independent recruitment agency based in Diss, Norfolk, founded on the principle that hiring should feel straightforward and purposeful. Michelle Denny works alongside business owners to understand their teams, roles and what truly constitutes a good fit, offering bespoke recruitment campaigns tailored to suit all budgets. With over 25 years of experience and a 96% new employee retention rate, the agency focuses on painting the full picture between businesses and candidates, moving beyond CVs and bullet points to enable decisions made with clarity, confidence and belief on both sides. Whether clients need full recruitment support or assistance with part of the process, Michelle Denny builds solutions that fit their specific needs.

Michelle Denny Recruitment works with businesses across all sectors and various industries throughout Norfolk and Suffolk. The agency regularly lists new job vacancies for roles spanning early-career positions through to senior leadership across towns including Diss, Thetford, Bury St. Edmunds, Norwich, Wymondham, Beccles, Eye and Ipswich. The recruitment approach emphasises clear communication, sensible advice and a commitment to finding the right person rather than simply the fastest hire, ensuring matches that feel right for the long term.

Based in Diss and operating across Norfolk and Suffolk, Michelle Denny Recruitment has built 87 local client partnerships and maintains strong relationships with candidates seeking roles that genuinely suit their working preferences. The agency distinguishes itself through its independent status, personalised approach and commitment to sustainability, partnering with Carma, a B Corp certified organisation, to fund tree planting for every business supported and candidate placed. This combination of real-world insight, business expertise and environmental responsibility makes Michelle Denny the preferred choice for businesses seeking recruitment that prioritises long-term success over transactional placements.