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 Staffing Solutions, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, won the Specialty Advertising category in the 2010 American Staffing Association (ASA) Staffing VOICE Awards competition for their “Safety and Wellness Drop-off Campaign” entry. This national annual awards program recognizes the best ASA member communications campaigns in 16 categories, from direct mail to public service.
Belcan uses targeted “drop-off campaigns” to develop name recognition and assist their sales team in interacting with their customers personally on a regular basis. “Belcan invests a great deal of time, energy, and creativity in building long-term customer relationships. Our team members and customers alike can’t wait to see what our corporate resource center will come up with for each new campaign. It’s is certainly an honor to have our efforts recognized on a national level,” said Leigh Ann Pagnard, Vice President of Belcan Staffing Solutions.
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Business Courier of Cincinnati
Cincinnati-area chief financial officers were honored in five categories at the Business Courier’s CFO of the Year awards, held Thursday evening at Music Hall.
The honorees, including finalists and their guests, were treated to a reception at Music Hall in Over-the-Rhine prior to the awards ceremony.
The winners were chosen from 23 finalists. All of them distinguish themselves by being much more than number crunchers. Each winner has a story to tell about his or her significant leadership contributions to their employers, centered on themes such customer service and relationship building. |
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We are pleased to announce that Belcan has again been selected by Rolls-Royce's Investment & Services Group as their Global "Supplier of the Year". This is Belcan's second "Supplier of the Year" award from Rolls-Royce.
On 19 May 2010 Rolls-Royce hosted their second annual Supplier of the Year Awards Dinner with our top strategic Partners and Suppliers in attendance. |
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It was one small step for man but one giant leap for the Bluegrass State over the weekend.
Kentucky made state history on Saturday, March 27th by launching its first space craft. The Frontier 1 was launched from NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia and climbed to just over 167 miles in altitude with the help of a Terrier-Improved Malamute NASA rocket. Telemetry indicates the Frontier 1 payload successfully left the atmosphere 72 seconds after it was launched. It later fell back to earth after fulfilling its mission objectives, and burned up upon reentry.
According to the state, it marks the first time Kentucky has ever developed, built and successfully inserted a free-flying spacecraft into space. |
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has selected a Kentucky-built satellite, called KySat-1, to fly in its Glory mission in November.
Ky-Sat-1 will fly as part of NASA’s Educational Launch of Nanosatellites, or ELaNA, mission., which calls for the launch of small research satellites for universities.
In Kentucky, multiple universities will be represented because KySat-1 is part of Kentucky Space, a nonprofit consortium involved in the design and development of entrepreneurial and educational space platforms. |
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