An Employment Agency in Oxnard, CA is Awarded one of the Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in The Tri-County Area
Oct 15, 2020
October 15, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
Oxnard, Calif. – Express Employment Professionals is a thriving employment agency in Oxnard, CA, ranked number eight on the list of Fastest-Growing Companies by Pacific Coast Business Times. Furthermore, the Express Oxnard location was highlighted as the Editor’s Choice of the 50 companies on the list. This award is presented to companies based on the revenue growth from the past three years, and only highlights companies that earn more than $3 million per annum. The Express Oxnard Office won the number 8 spot, with increased revenue of 108% from 2017.
Express Oxnard has continued to perform well, despite the unprecedented events of 2020. While the first month of the pandemic was full of adjustments and difficulties, when the essential businesses moved full steam ahead, so did Express. Express Oxnard was able to continue providing on-going staffing to essential clients throughout the pandemic.
In addition to being listed number eight on the list of Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies, Express Oxnard was also highlighted as Editor’s Choice. The editor’s choice highlight featured Express Oxnard owner, Neil McMillian, alongside CFO of the Year Mark Palamountain, CFO of Limoneria. During his interview, McMillian mentioned the high expectations in both Oxnard and Thousand Oaks offices, which he runs.
McMillian highlighted the growth of the company by stating, “…can quadruple business here in Ventura County…” during his interview. Express Oxnard is no stranger to success as the branch was also recently listed as one of the top performers of over 800 locations in the Express Employment Professionals brand along with McMillian winning Franchise of the year through the Express Employment Professionals brand in February of this year.
Express Employment Professionals Oxnard is proud to serve the Ventura County area since 2016. The team at Express Oxnard has helped many people around the community find quality employment. For more information about employment services or job openings, give them a call at (805) 973-1870 or visit them online at www.expresspros.com/oxnardca/.
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For more information about Express Employment Professionals - Oxnard, CA, contact the company here:
Express Employment Professionals - Oxnard, CA
Neil McMillan
(805) 758-6733
[email protected]
2371 E Vineyard Ave Suite B
Oxnard, CA 93036
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