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ResTrust Strengthens Resources for Employment Background Check, Resume Certification Services by Teaming up with Peak Performance Coach Doug Hirschhor

Miami, Florida (PRWEB) June 7, 2007 -- Making an employment background check on prospective hires has just gotten easier and more effective. ResTrust, LLC (“ResTrust”), the pioneers of certified resumes and the resume certification industry, today announced an exciting 2-year sponsorship deal with Dr. Doug Hirschhorn, internationally recognized Peak Performance Coach, highly sought after Executive Trainer and regular contributor on CNBC.

“We are absolutely delighted to be associated with Dr. Hirschhorn and his team,” said Jared I. Fletcher, founder and CEO of ResTrust, a company that specializes in providing employment screening services. “This sponsorship clearly demonstrates ResTrust’s dedication to enhancing the recruiting and hiring paradigm. We work closely with both employers and individual applicants in an effort to add significant value to both parties as they work through the application and recruiting processes.”

“Further, Dr. Hirschhorn’s ‘Dare to Be Great’ message is very much aligned with ResTrust’s product offering and brand positioning,” Mr. Fletcher added. “We encourage individuals to separate themselves from the competition via the use of a certified resume. We encourage companies to streamline their existing hiring and recruiting process through the use of certified resumes. Certified resumes help employers save time, money and most importantly help to mitigate negligent hiring issues. Finally, employers are thrilled when they learn that certified resumes are available for their use at no cost to them.”

ResTrust’s certified resume concept is a powerful, yet simple employment screening tool. ResTrust certified resumes help streamline the hiring process by increasing the quality of the applicant pool and reducing the cost of hire. We assist employers with employment screening by thoroughly verifying key elements of an applicant's resume content resulting in a "certified" resume that prospective employers can trust. True employment screening occurs before the employer has initial contact with an applicant. As such, ResTrust provides individuals and companies alike a process to make this happen, effectively providing employers with an informative and accurate employment background check on potential new hires.

Dr. Doug Hirschhorn, founder and CEO of Edge Consulting, LLC (www.doughirschhorn.com) commented, “We are honored to be able to add a truly impressive innovator and pioneer corporation to our portfolio. ResTrust is founded upon ethics, innovation, and genuine passion for delivering a unique and valuable service to both individuals as well as employers. We are proud to have them as a corporate sponsor and look forward to the synergies our two companies bring to the community.”

ResTrust LLC is the premier provider of resume certification services and continues to set the standard for the most effective hiring tool available today. At ResTrust, an individual’s employment history, education and professional credentials are verified before they apply for a job. The company effectively receives an in-depth employment background check on the potential hire’s history and abilities. For more information please visit the Web site.

Contact:
ResTrust, LLC
Corporate Communications Department
Weston, FL
954-888-9561

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