Maria Zannis elected to APSCo Local Representative Committee

June 2, 2023

Posted June 2, 2023 

Maria Zannis elected to APSCo Local Representative Committee

Posted June 2, 2023 By

We are thrilled to announce that Paxus has just been named as a finalist in two categories in the APSCo Australia 2023 Awards for Excellence. The awards recognise and celebrate the best of the best in professional recruitment, as judged by an independent panel of experts.

​Over the next two years, Maria will play a crucial role in driving and delivering the Association’s commitment to inform and govern the conduct of all Member companies through research and benchmarking, education and advice, and campaigns to support business growth.

Maria has been in the recruitment industry for 16 years, and with Paxus for 15 of those, starting as a Recruitment Consultant and now leading our team in South Australia.

Maria is passionate about forging strong partnerships between the industry and businesses, to foster economic growth and contribute to the advancement of careers. In her role, she is dedicated to collaborating with businesses on effective workforce solutions, shaping strategies and new initiatives, refining recruitment processes, and implementing policies.

​Leveraging her extensive experience and her values, Maria will be actively involved in bringing key initiatives to the APSCo agenda, representing the voice of the industry, and positively influencing the professional staffing community.

​Paxus is a founding member of APSCo (then ITCRA) with a long history of involvement and passion for the professional staffing and recruitment sector. The Committee comprises elected voluntary Directors who are senior business executives from Member companies.

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