KoreOne Expands to Orange County
New Office Established to Support Significant Demand for KoreOne Services
San Diego, CA (February 1, 2007)
KoreOne, a leading IT staffing firm, today announced the opening of a full-service office in Orange County focused on supporting the ever-growing need for premier IT talent in Orange County, the Inland Empire and greater Los Angeles. The new location will enable KoreOne to provide enhanced service to existing accounts in these regions and offer new clients the opportunity to access a wide range of experienced and highly-skilled KoreOne IT consultants.
“We’re very excited to be able to offer KoreOne’s exceptional IT staffing services to clients in these thriving technology regions,” said Robert Ardell, managing partner of KoreOne and long-time area resident who will be overseeing the Orange County operations. “In addition to being able to provide our valued regional clients with more personalized service, our extensive networking and involvement in the community has enabled us to develop an exclusive database of high-caliber IT talent.”
The Orange County office, located at 1901 Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa, is ideally situated in a vibrant business community and five minutes from the Orange County airport. With an established pool of top-notch IT consultants, an experienced team of professional recruiters and account managers, and a solid base of regional clients in place, the branch is well positioned to expand its premier services throughout Orange County and beyond.
About KoreOne
Headquartered in San Diego, KoreOne offers IT staffing solutions that help clients develop and sustain high-performing technical workforces. The company provides contract, contract-to-hire, direct-hire and payroll services to clients ranging from Fortune 500 to entrepreneurial start-ups across multiple industries including aerospace and defense, communications, financial services, government, healthcare and manufacturing. For more information and client testimonials, please visit www.koreone.com. |
