Stivers
Staffing & Recruiting |
Team Size
330 professionals
Founded
Est. 1945
Annual Revenue
$23.10M
Location
Naperville, Illinois, United States
Specializations
Retail Merchandising
IT Support & Help Desk
Logistics & Supply Chain
Administrative & Office Support
About Agency
Overview
- Founded in 1945 in Chicago, Illinois, with current headquarters at 1250 E Diehl Rd, Naperville, Illinois, United States, 60563-1474
- Employs 330 people and generates $23,099,000 in annual revenue
- Operates 5 retail locations nationwide as a staffing and recruiting firm
- Part of the TalentLaunch Network, leveraging advanced technology for talent acquisition
- Pioneered industry practices including skill testing systems and quality control since 1945
Specializations
- Retail Merchandising staffing solutions
- IT Support & Help Desk personnel recruitment
- Logistics & Supply Chain workforce placement
- Administrative & Office Support staffing
Services & Approach
- Customized staffing for office, professional, supply chain, IT support/help desk, and retail merchandising roles
- Temporary and permanent recruitment with national reach across major U.S. cities
- Payrolling and employment testing services validated by statistical analysis
- Culture-aligned candidate matching through customized client requirement assessments
Contact Information
Full Address
1250 E Diehl Rd, Naperville, Illinois, United States, 60563-1474
Phone
‘+1 312-558-3550
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Reviews (from Google)
JD Stachelski
13 Dec 2017
If you are reading reviews of “financial planners” I urge you to do your research and find a fee based financial planner instead. Stifel Nicholas is not a fee based service. They instead take your money and enroll it in accounts that pay the highest fee to them. Thus not creating much retirement wealth for you and your family. I was young and trusted my “advisor” to do the right thing. But I have since learned the terminology and how it effects my money. If you do use Stifel Nicolas (like I did) and eventually see the light (please find someone to do a monte carlo analysis on you). Then you will need to roll those accounts somewhere else. Stifel Nicholas will charge you a large fee to close those account, even if they have had them for 10 years! Be cautious people, this financial institute doesn’t have your best interest at heart.
David McDermit
04 Sep 2020
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