About Us
We are a contract staffing firm within The Richmond Group USA, specializing in delivering experienced professionals for project-based, interim, and time-sensitive business needs. We help organizations stay agile by providing highly skilled talent exactly when and where it is needed, without the long-term cost or commitment of traditional hiring.
PeopleSolutions
Our Approach
Our approach is built on precision, speed, and quality. We connect companies with proven professionals who can step in immediately to support critical initiatives, fill specialized skill gaps, and scale teams during periods of growth or change. By aligning the right talent with the right opportunity, we help our clients reduce overhead, maintain productivity, and achieve their business goals.
Founded
1996
Experience
30+ Years
Placements
100+ Each Year
Building a better future
Our Story So Far
1965
The Richmond Group USA (TRG) is founded as one of the first franchises of Management Recruiters International (MRI).
1995
The Richmond Group USA begins a 20+ year run of being in the top 5 offices within MRI’s franchises.
1996
PeopleSolutions, Inc. was formed to assist The Richmond Group USA’s search clients with the expertise and human resources needed for specialty and time sensitive projects.
2007-2009
PeopleSolutions experiences even greater growth during the Great Recession. With tight budgets for full-time employees, contractors made more and more sense.
2017
TRG leaves its franchiser MRI along with the other top 5 offices and becomes an incredibly successful, wholly-owned entity.
2025
PeopleSolutions and The Richmond Group USA Companies rejoin the MRI Network as part of the company’s Advisory Committee.
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