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"If you’re looking for a traditional staffing company you might have come to wrong place. EAM Staffing Services isn’t always the right solution for every business and we are a sales organization that doesn’t “sell” anything to anyone. Instead, we partner with businesses that are well-run and looking to build benchmark sales and management teams. Whether you’re looking to contract our marksmen headhunters to find key personnel or hiring our highly trained in-house sales calling team to generate new leads and close new business by the hour – give us a call and within the first 2 minutes you’ll be able to tell if we should continue the conversation or not. Most best-in-class sales professionals aren’t out looking for a job and especially not posting their resumes to the popular job boards. We find that most top notch performers already work for great companies, have great roles, and make great money. It’s our job to identify those individuals, bring them over to the “good side”, and make sure the right people are in the right seats."
Developing the a paradigm-changing biologically-guided radiotherapy (BgRT) system for solid tumor treatment, RefleXion is a Bay-area medical equipment company backed by premier healthcare investors (Sofinnova Partners, KCK Group, Pfizer Venture Investments and Venrock) and supported by the National Cancer Institute. RefleXion is growing its R&D and Quality/Regulatory organization to bring its groundbreaking technology into the clinic.
HappyBottoms, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is Kansas City`s diaper bank. Our mission is simple: to work with social service agency partners to provide diapers to low-income families while raising awareness of diaper need in our community. An estimated 21,000+ children in the Kansas City area are living in poverty and lack access to an adequate diaper supply. Since diapers are not covered by public assistance programs (such as food stamps or WIC), the cost of diapers is an out-of-pocket expense for families. The result? Parents may find themselves forced to choose between buying diapers or paying the rent /bills, and some babies are forced to spend extended periods, sometimes days, in the same soiled diaper.