MANALAPAN, N.J., Aug. 15, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- AccountAbilities, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ACBT), an established provider of financial personnel staffing services, professional marketing services and management consulting services to CPA and other professional firms, President, Allan Harley, recently spoke at the PKF North American Network Human Resource Conference.
PKF North American Network is an association of independently owned accounting and consulting firms with offices throughout the world. Organized around regional networks, the purpose of the association is to improve the profitability of its member firms while helping them maintain local ownership.
PKF North American Network held their Human Resource Conference in Chicago on August 7, 2006. Allan Hartley, President of Accountabilities, spoke at the conference on strategies for recruiting for CPA firms. The main topic was out of the box recruiting, how to recruit in a high demand and low supply of accounting personnel. Over 40 CPA firms participated in the conference.
About Accountabilities, Inc.
Accountabilities is engaged in the Professional Staffing Industry providing accounting through its Accounting/Finance Division, and IT, Engineering and Scientific through its Technical Services Division. Accountabilities, through its Partner on Premise Program, provides accounting (CPA) firms and professional firms and companies the opportunity to partner in Accountabilities staffing network. The Company also offers productivity based staffing solutions through its Workforce Solutions Program. http://www.aabilities.com.
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