Jeremy Money – Managing Director

Jeremy MoneyJeremy grew up in Cornwall where he developed a love for the outdoors and nature. This has stayed with him throughout his life. After leaving school Jeremy  spent a  year of travelling and working before going  to University in Bristol where he gained a degree in Urban Development and Planning.

On graduating Jeremy set off on a world trip which he funded by working as a tree surgeon. On return to the UK in 2000 Jeremy was offered a role as a recruiter in the environmental sector. He has  recruited in the environmental, renewables and planning sectors ever since.

In 2004 Jeremy set up JSM Associates in order to deliver the best service possible to his clients and candidates. His personal and individual approach to candidates and clients is what defines JSM and is what forges the long term relationships he now holds within the sector.

In his spare time Jeremy enjoys family life in rural Somerset with his partner and three children. He enjoys the outdoors and can often be found running and biking in the Mendip hills. He is passionate about the countryside and in particular an advocate of rewilding. 

Latest News

  • Jeremy's Market Pulse

    Jeremy's Market Pulse

    Every month, I'll be sharing my thoughts on what's happening across the ecology recruitment market. Rather than focusing on statistics or headlines, this column is based on the conversations I have every day with ecological consultancies, environmental organisations and the professionals working within them. After a busy first half of 2026, one thing is becoming increasing

    Posted 24 July 2026

  • Career Tip: Preparing for Autumn Recruitment

    Career Tip: Preparing for Autumn Recruitment

     🍂 Update Your CV Autumn is traditionally one of the busiest recruitment periods of the year. Before opportunities start appearing, make sure your CV reflects your latest projects, responsibilities, licences and achievements so you're ready to apply when the right role comes along.🤝 Grow Your Professional NetworkTake time to reconnect with former colleagues, att

    Posted 24 July 2026

  • Is the Ecology Recruitment Market Changing?

    Is the Ecology Recruitment Market Changing?

    If you've worked in ecology for any length of time, you'll know that the profession has changed significantly over the past decade. Increased environmental legislation, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), greater awareness of nature recovery and a growing demand for sustainable development have all contributed to a busier and more diverse employment market. But as we move through

    Posted 24 July 2026