Aaxon
HR strategy and organizational transformation consulting for companies in Bordeaux and beyond
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Aaxon
Aaxon is a consulting firm focused on HR strategy and organizational transformation. Its services include executive search, talent assessment and development, coaching, outplacement, training projects, and strategic partnerships.
It serves startups, small and midsize businesses, intermediate-sized companies, and large groups across industries including aerospace, automotive, food, finance, real estate, and digital services. The company is based in Bordeaux and was founded in 2016.
Product: HR strategy consulting, executive search, talent development, coaching, outplacement, and training services.
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