MANALAPAN, N.J., June 15, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- AccountAbilities, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ACBT), an established provider of financial personnel staffing services, professional marketing services, and management consulting services to CPA and other professional firms, has recently been awarded a contract to provide their services to KBL/Eisner, a New York City based CPA firm.
KBL/Eisner, LLP is a minority owned and controlled CPA and advisory firm with 70 partners and the resources of over 450 professionals. The firm's focus is on serving emerging middle market businesses and Fortune 500 companies. They have over 20 professional groups within the firm including auditing, taxation, technology, pension, real estate, corporate governance (including Sarbanes-Oxley), corporate finance, not-for-profit, litigation support, small business, and staffing.
Allan Hartley, President of AccountAbilities, stated, "This partnership emerged from our strong existing relationship with Eisner, and allows AccountAbilities to expand and service the minority community. It is also illustrative of a cornerstone of AccountAbilities growth strategy to partner with CPA and professional firms throughout the United States. We are currently in discussions with a number of additional firms, who see the benefits and advantages of the business model."
About AccountAbilities Inc. -- AccountAbilities is engaged in the Professional Staffing Industry providing Accounting through its Accounting/Finance Division and IT, Engineering and Scientific through its Technical Services Division. Accountabilities, through its Partner on Premise Program, provides Accounting (CPA) firms and professional firms and companies the opportunity to partner in Accountabilities Staffing network. The company also offers productivity based staffing solutions through its Workforce Solutions Program. http://www.aabilities.com
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