DPM boasts increased revenue and new hires
Troy-based DPM Consulting Services Inc. said that 2006 was its best year yet with revenue reaching nearly $17 million. The 14-year-old company expects that number to climb to $20 million by the end of 2007 and plans to hire in significant numbers.
Troy-based DPM Consulting Services Inc. said that 2006 was its best year yet with revenue reaching nearly $17 million. The 14-year-old company expects that number to climb to $20 million by the end of 2007.
Employing approximately 150 people in Southeast Michigan, the company expects to significantly increase those numbers in the coming year.
“We’re always looking to add people. At any one time you can find nearly 100 opportunities with us various levels of IT consulting,” says Cheryl O’Bryant the company’s Office Coordinator.
Last year also saw DPM awarded a Supplier Diversity Champion Achievement Award at the second annual Supplier Diversity Achievement Awards held Tuesday at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan.
The company’s clients include suck companies as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
AT&T, Carhartt, Comerica Bank, Flagstar Bank and the Ford Motor Company.
Visit their new website at: www.dpmcs.com.
Source: Cheryl O’Bryant at DPM Consulting Services
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