Rangam Consultants Inc., a workforce solutions company headquartered in Somerset, NJ, was honored with a 2019 American Staffing Association Care Award. This national awards program recognizes outstanding social responsibility initiatives—business processes that produce an overall positive effect on society—among ASA member staffing agencies and associate members (industry suppliers).
Rangam was honored for its “SourceAbled for Neuro-inclusion in the Workplace” program. With the objective of opening the door of employment opportunities for individuals with autism and people with disabilities, the program works with local service providers and businesses to create a sustainable support system in the workplace. The SourceAbled team partners with service providers and connects them to corporations nationwide. Service providers are also provided with free technology so they can manage their clients in a cloud-based platform. For corporations, SourceAbled addresses the challenge of talent shortage by identifying untapped talent that’s innovative, creative, and dependable.
“Something as simple as having a job, which we take for granted every day, can be an insurmountable struggle for many individuals who think and work differently. They are talented and competent individuals who are ever so willing to become a part of the rest of the workforce. SourceAbled helps us attract these individuals and offer them life-changing career opportunities,” Geetanjali M., VP of Operations & Talent Acquisition at Rangam, said as she thanked ASA for the recognition.
“As a socially responsible organization, we give back to the community through our network of partners and service providers who work hard every single day to reduce the percentage of unemployed Americans with disabilities. Disability inclusion is a complex process and progress can be slow, but it’s important to keep moving forward as we’ve been doing. We pride ourselves for going above and beyond and that is business as usual for us,” Geetanjali added.
Notably, Matthew Brennan, who was honored by ASA as the Engineering, Information Technology, and Scientific Sector All-Star in 2019, was hired through the SourceAbled program in October 2016.
ASA Care Award honorees will be celebrated at Staffing World® 2019—the largest, most comprehensive learning and networking event in the staffing and recruiting industry—Oct. 15?17 in Las Vegas.
For more information about Rangam, visit https://www.rangam.com/.
For more information about ASA and the ASA Care Awards, visit americanstaffing.net.
About Rangam
Rangam is a minority-, woman-, and disability-owned workforce solutions company with a mission of “Employment for Everyone,” inclusive of people on the autism spectrum, individuals with disabilities, and veterans. The organization delivers innovative workforce solutions by designing an integrated and inclusive recruiting methodology. Rangam specializes in attracting and retaining talent globally for IT, Engineering, Scientific, Clinical, Healthcare, Administrative, Finance, and Business Professionals categories. To learn more, visit https://www.rangam.com/.
About SourceAbled
Powered by Rangam, SourceAbled is a tech-driven program to attract, hire, and retain individuals with autism and people with disabilities. SourceAbled is not only enabling differently abled persons to become independent, but also transforming how companies are working with untapped talent to grow their businesses beyond traditional capabilities. Having a diverse and inclusive workforce helps organizations innovate for the future and become more solution-driven, all while lowering employee turnover and building a better brand. To learn more, visit https://www.sourceabled.com/.
About the American Staffing Association
The American Staffing Association is the voice of the U.S. staffing, recruiting, and workforce solutions industry. ASA and its state affiliates advance the interests of the industry across all sectors through advocacy, research, education, and the promotion of high standards of legal, ethical, and professional practices.
For more information about ASA, visit americanstaffing.net.
