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History
2000s
- Yoh named Managed Service Provider for SAP Americas.
- Yoh named a Top RPO Provider by HRO Today
- Yoh Exchange awarded the Americas SAP Users’ Group (ASUG) Impact Award.
- Acquires Sci-Tek profressionals.
- Recognized as Mid-Market and On-Demand Leader in HRO Today's RPO Baker's Dozen.
1980s and 1990s
- Named "Family Business of the Year"
- Yoh delivers innovative managed staffing program to General Electric.
- Organizes into business units focused on Scientific, IT, and engineering.
- Yoh launches Health Care line of business.
- Yoh acquires Salem Technical Services, expanding to 35 offices in 21 states.
- Yoh purchases United Technical Associates.
- Company achieves ISO 9002 quality registration.
- Yoh launches its eBusiness platform – Yoh.Company.
- Surpasses 40 million work hours without a lost time injury.
1960s and 1970s
- H.L. Yoh Company merges with Day & Zimmermann to form one of the largest technical service organizations in the U.S.
- Yoh enters the space age as its engineers work on early Mercury and Gemini programs.
- Co-designs historic 1964 World’s Fair Monorail.
- Yoh launches security business.
- Yoh and Day & Zimmermann play key roles in the United States Postal Service modernization.
1940s and 1950s
- Yoh expands customer base to include blue chip companies such as Lockheed, DuPont, General Electric, McDonnell Douglas, IBM and Western Electric.
- Company name changes to H.L. Yoh Company.
- Company founded in Philadelphia as Duncan Tool Design by Harold L. Yoh and partners to deliver staff for war production and training. It is the first technology staffing firm.
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