North Charleston, SC –MAU Workforce Solutions celebrated the opening of its new location in Charleston on May 8. Our new location is at 8740 N Park Blvd, North Charleston, SC. MAU employees were joined with local clients, businesses, as well as economic development partners, to recognize MAU’s next chapter with Charleston businesses with a ribbon cutting. MAU’s president, Randy Hatcher provided some opening remarks along with SC Ports Authority President and CEO, James I. Newsome III. Food was then provided by Mac Daddy and Holy City Cupcakes.
MAU has a long history with Charleston businesses and has been in the area for over 24 years. In that time, MAU has partnered with great companies like BOSCH, SC Ports Authority, IFA Rotorion, Volvo, Century Aluminum and more.
MAU President Randy Hatcher had this to say about MAU’s presence in Charleston. “MAU is proud of its long history in Charleston. We have worked with great companies over the years to bring manufacturing/supply chain, and technology solutions in Charleston, and all over South Carolina. Over the last few decades, this market has experienced phenomenal growth and our presence here serves as a pivotal connecting point to the rest of the state. We are thankful for our partnerships with companies in the greater Charleston area, and look forward to continuing to grow with them for years to come.”
MAU Workforce Solutions is an innovative global company with extensive experience providing solutions for success in staffing, recruiting, technology and outsourcing to our clients, employees and applicants. Headquartered in Augusta, GA since 1973, MAU is a family and minority-owned company offering better processes and better people to create efficiencies and greater profits for our clients. Our relationships with world-class companies, our training programs and our culture of family allow MAU to offer better results, better jobs and better lives to those who work with us. For additional information about MAU, visit www.mau.com.
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