In an exciting development for Savannah, the Georgia Staffing Association (GSA) is set to officially open its doors in the city on October 3, 2024. This marks a pivotal moment for both the association and the local community, as GSA aims to bolster the staffing industry and support local businesses across coastal Georgia.
The grand opening celebration will take place at The Bluff Hotel, located at 630 W. Bay Street. From 5-8 p.m., attendees can enjoy a networking reception where local business leaders, staffing professionals, and community members come together to learn about the valuable resources GSA offers. Sponsored by Nixer Comp, this event promises an engaging atmosphere filled with opportunities to connect and collaborate.
Erik Sizemore, the President of GSA, expressed his enthusiasm about the association’s expansion into Savannah. “This strategic move allows us to better serve our members and the broader business community in coastal Georgia,” Sizemore said. He emphasized that the region is currently experiencing significant growth, making it an ideal time for GSA to establish a presence there.
Stepping into the role of spearheading GSA’s Savannah efforts is Lisa Yannett, Senior VP of Horizon Staffing. Having grown up in Savannah and holding over 32 years of experience in the staffing industry, Yannett understands the unique needs of the area. “I am very excited to bring GSA to the southeast area of Georgia,” she shared. “There are over 100 staffing companies in our area, and I know that we will all benefit from the resources that GSA will provide on a local and state level.”
The Georgia Staffing Association isn’t just about having a presence; it’s about making a difference. GSA offers a wide range of services, including advocacy, education, and various opportunities tailored specifically for staffing firms and professionals. This means that local staffing companies will soon have access to resources that can help streamline their operations, improve practices, and address the unique challenges they face.
Moreover, GSA’s Savannah presence will enhance the association’s ability to engage with local policymakers and stakeholders. This ensures that the staffing industry’s voice will be heard in key discussions affecting the region’s workforce and economic development. In today’s ever-changing job market, it’s crucial for businesses to have a platform where they can advocate for their interests and workforce needs.
With the recent expansion, GSA aims to foster an environment where local staffing professionals can thrive. The opportunity to connect with fellow industry leaders and representatives from various sectors of the economy will enable collaborative efforts focused on growth, sustainability, and future development.
The upcoming grand opening celebration is not just an event; it’s a signal of the positive changes that lie ahead for Savannah’s staffing industry and economy. Whether you’re an industry professional, a local business owner, or simply a community member interested in the economic health of Savannah, this event is one you won’t want to miss!
As October approaches, excitement builds around GSA’s new venture in Savannah. With a commitment to fostering strong relationships within the local business community and providing essential resources, the Georgia Staffing Association is ready to embark on a journey that promises growth and prosperity for staffers and employers alike.
So mark your calendars for October 3, head over to The Bluff Hotel, and get ready to engage with the future of staffing in Savannah.
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