Information technology company launches HireGenics

ROCHESTER HILLS
Information technology company launches HireGenicsAtlanta-based American CyberSystems Inc., a multinational information technology services company, has formed HireGenics Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, based in Rochester Hills, to expand payrolling and workforce risk mitigation services.
HireGenics will offer workforce compliance, risk mitigation, payrolling services and related consolidated payments.
HireGenics employs five local professionals in Rochester Hills and is supported by a team of more than 300 American CyberSystems employees.
HireGenics’ president is Barry Olson, who possesses more than 30 years of experience and innovation in the professional services industry. Charles Halash is executive vice-president.
For information, visit www.hiregenics.com or call 248-809-4854.

Innovative Learning Group awarded consulting projectInnovative Learning Group Inc. has been awarded a consulting project to assist new client Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Corporation with the identification, acquisition, and implementation of a learning management system.
Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Corporation is a global manufacturer and marketer of medical devices for cardiac and vascular surgery. The company has its headquarters in Ann Arbor. Visit www.terumo-cvs.com.
Headquartered in Royal Oak, Innovative Learning Group Inc. helps employees of Fortune 1000 companies perform better by creating training solutions that are designed to improve business results. Founded in 2004 by President Lisa Toenniges, ILG is privately held and a Women’s Business Enterprise-certified company. Visit www.innovativeLG.com.

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