MANALAPAN, N.J., Dec. 12, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- AccountAbilities, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ACTB): "Not only do we have a new name, we have a new direction," stated Allen Hartley, President of AccountAbilities. Recently, the company announced their partnership with major accounting firms in Florida to build a full-service financial staffing organization.
Over the next six months, AccountAbilities will continue to sharpen its focus on building its organization in three distinct market segments:
Accounting and Finance: AccountAbilities will partner with highly reputable mid-size to large CPA firms throughout the country providing full service financial staffing support.
Engineering: AccountAbilities plans to enter the engineering field to provide technical and professional engineers for various on-site and in-house project services through temporary and direct placement to fill highly skilled technical and engineering positions.
Low Tech Field: AccountAbilities will provide workforce solutions to various mid-size to large companies. AccountAbilities will provide work force labor solutions through management consulting and temporary staffing models.
AccountAbilities is also planning to enter into the legal and IT fields in the future.
AccountAbilities, in its short existence, has established a strong infrastructure with strong management. The company has been actively pursuing acquisitions to accelerate its growth on its new platform.
AccountAbilities was incorporated in June of 2005. Formerly, AccountAbilities was a subsidiary of Humana Trans Services Holding Corporation and was recently merged to form AccountAbilities.
AccountAbilities is a publicly traded company listed on the Pink Sheets under the Symbol "ACTB." The company is engaged in the professional staffing industry, providing Accounting, Finance, Engineering and Low Tech Professionals.
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