ATLANTA, GA, May 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) Tony Guice, CPA, and Manager / Member of Gunther Roberts Consulting said, "We are always looking for opportunities to offer our clients a broader range of services around our core competencies of accounting, human resources, and IT. This new offering fits well within our HR suite of services and expands our footprint into the Transportation Industry. Companies in this industry need sound advice on compliance with the many DOT regulations that exist and a means to deliver that message to its employees. Given our background and over 15 years of experience in Industrial Relations, we are a natural fit to offer DOT Safety and Compliance Training."
About Gunther Roberts:
Gunther Roberts Consulting, LLC, was formed in 2009 and has since serviced numerous multi-million dollar corporations throughout metro Atlanta. The Company provides a wide range of business services including accounting, human resources, and IT consulting. They also provide staffing resources to address immediate and long term human capital needs. Gunther Roberts Consulting, LLC, is affiliated with Gunther Roberts, CPA, PC.
For more information about Gunther Roberts, please visit www.guntherroberts.com.
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Gunther Roberts Consulting, LLC
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Gunther Roberts Consulting Expands Service Offerings
Gunther Roberts Consulting, LLC, a metro Atlanta-based business consulting company, is expanding its service offerings to include Department of Transportation Safety and Compliance Training.
2012-05-02
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[Press-News.org] Gunther Roberts Consulting Expands Service OfferingsGunther Roberts Consulting, LLC, a metro Atlanta-based business consulting company, is expanding its service offerings to include Department of Transportation Safety and Compliance Training.