Yoh Earns Four Awards from American Staffing Association

Yoh honored in 2005 Staffing Industry Communication Awards Competition for advertising initiatives and website design

Philadelphia, PA—November 1, 2005—Yoh, a leading provider of talent and outsourcing services and a unit of Day & Zimmermann, has received top honors in four categories from the American Staffing Association. As part of the 2005 Staffing Industry Communication Awards Competition, Yoh was awarded for Best Newspaper Advertising, Web Site Advertising, Other Advertising, and Company Web Site. The awards, which celebrate ASA members' communications efforts, were presented at Staffing World 2005, ASA's annual conference.

 "We are honored to be recognized for our outstanding communications efforts by the leading industry association," says Jim Lanzalotto, Vice President of Strategy & Marketing for Yoh. "Advertising and website design are key components to elevating a company's profile in a crowded market. Our targeted newspaper, online and other advertising activities, like our tradeshow display, effectively drive the message home that Yoh is a top player in the technology and professional staffing industry. Coupled with our new, feature-rich website, Yoh is on track to further distinguish itself from the pack and enhance its position as a staffing leader."

ASA members competed in fifteen categories that covered their efforts in advertising, direct mail, marketing, media relations, multimedia, public service and publications.  A panel of communications specialists judged the entries on the basis of general appeal and overall quality, content and message, originality of approach, and statement of target audience, objectives, and results. Twenty-one companies were honored in this year's competition for their outstanding communication efforts.

The American Staffing Association is the voice of the U.S. staffing industry. Along with its affiliated chapters, ASA promotes the interests of the industry through legal and legislative advocacy, public relations, education, and the establishment of high standards of ethical conduct.