Jan 30, 2020
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - Jan. 30, 2020 - PRLog -- Elevated Resources, Inc., a premier global talent acquisition and management services company, announced that its focus on serving mid-market companies and refinements to its customer acquisition strategy have resulted in record growth in 2019. The company also recapped other significant milestones achieved during the past year.
Elevated Resources realized impressive growth of over 27 percent during the past two years, as a result of the extension of its services and technology offerings, as well as channel partnership execution and strategic focus on mid-market customers.
"During the past year, we have streamlined our focus and greatly enhanced our product offerings which have resulted in unprecedented revenue and market growth," said Elevated Resources CEO, Rob Morris. "This momentum will undoubtedly continue as we leverage the expertise of the Elevated Resources team and augment our services to meet the needs of our valuable customers and partners."
Elevated Resources' 2019 company highlights included:
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