I am sad to announce that after nearly 3 years, BusinessElite is ceasing operations. While I feel we created a truly unique online recruiting service, we were unable to gain the necessary traction to generate sufficient revenues to sustain the business.
I want to thank all of the dedicated people who helped and supported our efforts along these past few years – especially Andrew, Joe, Rob, Mariano, Brandon, Jon, Dana, and Danny. I would like to especially thank Maggie Hatfield whose dedication, passion and energy was invaluable to me and the company. I wish her the very best in her new role as Chief Marketing Officer for Koofers.
Read the full story »I am sad to announce that after nearly 3 years, BusinessElite is ceasing operations. While I feel we created a truly unique online recruiting service, we were unable to gain the necessary traction to generate sufficient revenues to sustain the business.
I want to thank all of the dedicated people who helped and supported our efforts along these past few years – especially Andrew, Joe, Rob, Mariano, Brandon, Jon, Dana, and Danny. I would like to especially thank Maggie Hatfield whose dedication, passion and energy was invaluable to me and the company. I wish her the very best in her new role as Chief Marketing Officer for Koofers.
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