/24-7PressRelease/ - SPRINGFIELD, MO, March 11, 2007 - Penmac Personnel Services, Inc. was recently named to the Springfield Business Journal's Dynamic Dozen list, which represents the twelve fastest growing companies in the Southwest Missouri region. Penmac topped the Dynamic Dozen list in 2005.
"Being named to the Dynamic Dozen twice in three years shows our efforts to continue to grow our business and serve people," Patti Penny, Penmac founder said. "We are extremely pleased to receive this honor."
The Dynamic Dozen companies are evaluated based on growth over a 3-year period. Both dollar and percentage growth are used to determine the twelve recipients.
The ranking of the Dynamic Dozen list was announced on March 8th at the Oasis Convention Center. Penmac Personnel was named the 10th fastest growing company in the Southwest Missouri region.
Penmac Personnel, based out of Springfield, MO, is an employment service that serves over 4,000 associates working for more than 600 business clients, with fourteen vendor-on-premise locations, over 170 branch employees and 27 corporate employees
About Penmac Personnel
Penmac, a certified woman-owned Missouri corporation headquartered in Springfield, is the largest privately-held employment firm in Missouri. Founded in 1988 by Patti Penny, Penmac has experienced phenomenal growth from one home office to 42 branches in seven states. Recently, Penmac was recognized as a Top 25 Women Business Enterprise by Women's Business Enterprise National Council. In 2006, Diversity Business named Penmac #1 of the top 50 Women-Owned businesses in Missouri and #29 of the top 500 Women-Owned Businesses in the U.S. Penmac has been voted Best of the Ozarks by the Springfield Business Journal for the past five consecutive years.
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