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Chris Przybylski and Joe Guinn of LBC Fleet and Robyn Goldenberg of Strategy Leaders have announced a partnership to launch a remote staffing agency, Find Staff. The goal of this venture is to provide easy access to remote international staff during a time most businesses are struggling to hire and find talent.
Chris Przybylski
“We’ve used remote employees for years,” says Przybylski. “For our model, having an office just never made sense. Over the years we’ve had staff all around the world. It’s really allowed us to stay competitive while recruiting top talent."
Joe Guinn
“We have been employing remote team members for years, and saw a huge uptick in the need for remote workers for small businesses during the height of the pandemic,” says Goldenberg. “The decision to close our physical office really opened our eyes to the talent available both nationally and internationally. We have staff members across the United States, and the world. They have been a huge asset to our growth and development.”
Robyn Goldenberg
Find Staff crafts job ads in international markets based upon your specific needs. Common remote positions include dispatch, reservations, customer service, and other administrative work. Once suitable candidates are found, the company schedules interviews with your team to determine the best fit. Upon hiring, they also handle the proper international on-boarding paperwork, payroll, taxes, and benefits to ensure compliance with not only US regulations but international regulations as well. Once the employee joins the company, Find Staff provides them with the necessary equipment to become a part of your team.
Pricing varies based on a wide variety of factors, such as the country of origin and the experience of the candidate, but in general most administrative employees cost $10/hour all-inclusive.
Find Staff says their core mission is PEOPLE FIRST. This mentality means they look to pay more, bill less, and support workers more than the typical agency.
Visit findstaff.com for more information.
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Davey Coach Sales has added additional sales expertise to its growing California operation with the hiring of a new sales consultant. With nearly a decade of experience, Emmitt Chitwood joins the team, creating additional resource and customer relationship expertise to continue building the Davey Coach footprint along the West Coast. He will be focusing his efforts in support of Cornerstone Bus Leasing & Rentals as well as Davey Coach bus service and parts.
Sales Consultant Emmitt Chitwood
“We are excited to welcome Emmitt to the Davey Coach team and look forward to his personality and customer project management skills and how they will enhance our brand on the West Coast,” said Davey Coach Sales President Mark Stenseth.
Davey Coach has been selling, servicing, and delivering buses to the shuttle bus and transit industry for 30 years. The company prides itself on its unique, customer-centric approach taken with every bus sale, lease, and rental, as well as all service and parts transactions. The company continues to grow and looks forward to building stronger relationships with new and existing customers with this new sales addition.
Visit daveycoach.com for more information.
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Commonwealth Worldwide Executive Transportation is pleased to announce the addition of Billy Placier as affiliate manager.
“We’re excited to add Billy to our talented team,” said Director of Operations and Global Affiliate Relations Tami Saccoccio Rutter. “His many years in the business has earned him a respected reputation within the industry—one that will serve Commonwealth well.”
Commonwealth Worldwide Affiliate Manager Billy Placier
Placier has more than 38 years of executive ground transportation experience, first starting in 1983 as a chauffeur. He later joined Music Express of Burbank, Calif., learning everything from billing to dispatch to training. He nurtured many long-standing friendships and business relationships during his time as affiliate manager for the company.
“I’m really looking forward to this new challenge with a company as great as Commonwealth Worldwide,” Placier said. “I’ll be keeping up with relationships I’ve enjoyed for years as well as building exciting new ones.”
A Jersey boy, Placier’s love is ice hockey, having played in organized leagues until age 50. He served as a JV head coach/assistant varsity coach of Paramus (NJ) Catholic High School’s boys’ hockey teams and is still an active coach with the Jersey Hitmen—a stellar youth hockey organization with teams in the United States Premier Hockey League.
Commonwealth Worldwide is celebrating its 40th Anniversary, having started with one man—Dawson Rutter—and one car in 1982. The company has evolved as a powerful international force in the industry specializing in financial roadshows, general aviation, C-level corporate travel, and entertainment/production tours with operations in 82 countries.
Visit commonwealthlimo.com for more information.
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