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In this interview, host Richard Toutounji talks with Marisa Street, co‑founder of Fit Professionals, a recruitment agency dedicated to the fitness industry. Marisa shares her personal journey from teenage gymnastics coach to personal trainer and business owner, explaining how frustration with finding qualified staff led to the creation of Fit Professionals. She describes the company’s national expansion, the market research that uncovered a surplus of 4,000 fitness‑industry graduates each month, and the development of a proprietary seven‑component screening framework that filters candidates for gyms, studios, and corporate fitness teams. The conversation covers the three service models offered – a 12‑month retainer (minimum four placements), an ad‑hoc placement for single hires, and a branded job‑board solution for in‑house recruitment – and highlights the cost structure (as low as $2,000 per placement for sub‑$50k salaries) compared with traditional job boards like SEEK. Throughout, Marisa emphasizes the time‑saving, quality‑focused, industry‑specific nature of their service and how it differs from generic recruitment agencies. The interview ends with a teaser that the seven recruitment strategies will be shared in a future episode.

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