RiseSmart turns innovation into IBA recognitions
Enoch Antwi
RiseSmart outplacement solutions continue to show cutting-edge innovations in career services and has become a leading force to reckon with.
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The 12th Annual International Business Awards (IBA), has named RiseSmart as the winner of the Stevie Awards in the category of the Most Innovative Company of 2015 in Canada and the united States.
RiseSmart contemporary solutions
RiseSmart is a leader in the provision of forefront career transition services with a mission to bring innovation and offer industry leading solutions to their clientele. RiseSmart has in the past won 6 different Stevie awards but made its debut in the Most Innovative Company award category this year.
RiseSmart career retention services strengthen employer brands, improve employee retention and re-engage significant workforce talents. The company’s approach to innovative workforce outplacement uses personalized services from knowledgeable professionals with innovative cloud-based technology to its advantage.
Many organizations in over 40 industries depend on RiseSmart for its outplacement solutions to help former employees gain new jobs readily. Job landing rates are over 80 percent and time-to-placement average rates exceed 60 percent of national averages. This has made RiseSmart one of the fastest growing job placement companies in the world.
RiseSmart wins Stevie Awards
Over 3,700 applicants from different organizations and industries gained selection this year, to be considered in a wide range of categories. These include Best New Product or Service of the Year award, Company of the Year recognition and Executive of the Year award, among many others.
Mr. Michael Gallagher, President and Founder of the Stevie Awards observed, the IBAs grow in stature and distinction yearly, which has also increased the number of entries and quality of participating companies.
This year, judges had the chance to evaluate the achievements of over 3,700 companies and listen to the success stories of innovative companies around the world. The Stevie Awards are determined by over 200 business executives around the world. The judging participation process started in May through August this year.
The executives confer the Stevie Awards in six main categories: The International Business Awards, The American Business Awards, the Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards, the German Stevie Awards, the Stevie Awards for Women in Business, and the Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Services.
Enoch Antwi
Enoch Antwi is the managing editor at The Business Frontal. He worked as a business and an environmental journalist in the late 1990s with the Business and Financial Times. His passion is to provide on-demand valuable information and insights on business, entrepreneurship, leadership, innovative technologies, and principles for corporate success in today's business world.
