Tampa’s Kforce rings the opening bell at New York Stock Exchange

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Kforce Inc. , a prominent staffing firm based in Tampa, celebrated a significant milestone by ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on September 16, 2024. This event marked the company's transfer from the Nasdaq, highlighting its growth and evolution over the past 30 years as a publicly traded entity. During the ceremony, Kforce's CEO Joe Liberatore expressed pride in joining the NYSE and the anticipated advantages for shareholders, stating that the move will bolster their market position and broaden their reach. The company will continue to be traded under the ticker symbol "KFRC.

" Chief Corporate Development Officer Michael Blackman echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the enhanced visibility and opportunities this transfer brings for better engagement with investors. Kforce specializes in staffing services across technology, finance, accounting, and professional sectors, employing over 500 individuals. The NYSE welcomed Kforce's executives and guests to celebrate this significant occasion, underlining the importance of the event in the local business community. This transition is expected to generate long-term value for shareholders and strengthen Kforce's market presence.

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