Comprehensive recruitment in the professional space.
For over 18 years, Pure Source have consolidated relationships with candidates and clients over Brisbane’s entire white-collar industry. We never compromise the integrity of our process, and we always deliver on our promises.
The Pure Source People
Tracey Montgomery
General Manager
Tracey commenced recruiting in Brisbane in 1995, and has spent the majority of her career at a senior management level. She has an extensive background in various recruitment methodologies and has consulted to some of Brisbane’s largest corporations
Kiara Camuglia
Consultant
Kiara’s background is in Marketing, Journalism & Communications. Soon after taking on a role as a Marketing & Recruitment Coordinator with a national commercial property agency in early 2024, Kiara was confident she wanted to move into the role of a
Phoebe Mohr
Consultant
Bringing over a decade of extensive experience spanning customer service, administration, leadership, and sales, Phoebe is recognised for her genuine passion for helping others, embodying a warm and personalised sense of care.
Bryana Cooper
Candidate Manager
In her role as a Candidate Manager, Bryana will strive for a positive experience for all candidates that are going through the recruitment process.
Schadd Montgomery
Co-founder
Schadd acquired a diverse range of skills and experience in his early working years, Golf ball recovery specialist and salesperson, Garden Waste Bin Collector, Trades Assistant, Commercial Cleaner, Weekend Service Station attendent,
Pure Source Blog
Read the latest news and industry insights from our blog.
Diversity and inclusion
Thoughts, opinions and takeaways from the Diversity and Inclusion seminar hosted by the Australian Human Resources Institute with guest speaker, Alma Besserdin, Founder and Director of Wimmigrants.
An open letter to all Office Professionals
Part personal retrospective, part farewell to our cherished Office Professional of five years, Kristy.
Has working from home been the demise of dressing to impress?
On the public’s insistence to discuss (at length) what women wear, and what this means for us at work and in job interviews.