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ESP hires Bill Quick as Sr. Director of Sales & Recruiting

ESP  is pleased to welcome Bill Quick as Senior Director of Sales and Recruiting. He is responsible for hiring and developing the sales and recruiting staff at ESP, defining career paths, streamlining processes and procedures to optimize efficiency, and helping define ESP’s long term strategic plan.

Prior to joining ESP, Bill was a Senior Staffing Specialist for Capella Education Company before joining Hyrian Recruitments Services as Sr. Manager of Clients Services and Recruitment. He managed staff in NY, LA, and Minneapolis in partnership with UnitedHealth Group.
Bill trusts and believes in his teams. He’s great at encouraging employees to stretch their boundaries and meet their potential for success. His strength for building and maintaining genuine relationships with clients and candidates is a tremendous asset to ESP.
Find out Bill’s favorite restaurant and what a business partner has to say about him by reading his bio on our website. While you’re there, meet the rest of the ESP team.

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