The annual list honors leaders who are motivated to grow the industry
Randstad US is pleased to announce that Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) has named Angie Keller, senior vice president at Randstad Engineering, to its 2019 40 Under 40 list. Each year, 40 exemplary up-and-coming leaders are recognized for their creativity, leadership and excellence in technology integration, and team mentorship.
“We’re thrilled Angie has been named to this list, as she is extremely deserving of this honor,” said Graig Paglieri, president of Randstad Technologies and Randstad Engineering. “Over the past eight years, Angie has revolutionized the way Randstad Engineering operates and has worked to develop innovative ways to attract and hire the best talent to increase business and ensure client satisfaction.”
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Keller’s creative thinking and ability to problem solve has made her an unstoppable force since she joined Randstad in 2011. In the span of eight years, she’s gone from being a managing director overseeing just one branch to a senior vice president managing all 20 Randstad Engineering branches in the U.S.
Keller joins an impressive group of industry leaders recognized by SIA for their contributions to the world of work. The list is not a ranking, but a recognition of talented professionals who are motivated to grow the industry and their businesses.
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“Through placing people, designing solutions, transforming perceptions, innovating business models or disrupting the status quo, these rising stars stand out for their hard work and ability to turn possibility into reality, for their passionate and collaborative mindset and for their focus on creating value across the board,” wrote Subadhra Sriram, SIA’s publisher and editor. “We are excited to honor this year’s 40 Under 40 and to celebrate their diverse contributions and leadership.”
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