Focus Of Georgia Inc. Case Study

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Focus of Georgia, Inc. is an employment agency that is located in Atlanta, Georgia. This staffing agency was founded in June of 1994 by Amy and Bryan Shockley, who still run the company. Focus of Georgia, Inc. covers the industries of accounting and finance, clerical and administrative, call center and customer service, and technology. This recruitment agency is affiliated with GNFCC, American Staffing Association, and Society for Human Resource Management.

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