GeBBS Healthcare Solutions (GeBBS) announced that it has achieved its first quarter 2009 goals despite the continued stagnation of the economy. GeBBS ended the quarter with 4 new clients and an additional 150 employees. GeBBS intends to hire an additional 700 employees in the next 9 months taking the annual heading increase to 850 employees. Over the last four years, GeBBS has grown by a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 118%. In 2008 alone, GeBBS doubled its employee strength.
These numbers were released after a senior management meeting in Mumbai. On the occasion, Randy Wall, Vice President BPO said GeBBS is still gaining momentum, so it’s great to see that we have started the year on a high note. Notwithstanding the economy, GeBBS, led by an ambitious entrepreneur, Nitin Thakor announced that GeBBS will continue with its aggressive expansion plans. GeBBS has recently made substantial investments in our third state of the art delivery center which will seat 1000 employees. This additional infrastructure will allow GeBBS to effectively service its existing clients and accommodate the growth from the new clients in the sales pipeline.
GeBBS has all the ingredients in place to succeed in 2009! We have a great sales pipeline, the best management team in the industry, and access to state of the art infrastructure and technology. said Nitin Thakor, President and CEO. For us, a tough market is not an excuse for poor performance, but an opportunity to innovate and rise above the competition.
About GeBBS
GeBBS is an ISO 9001 certified healthcare outsourcing solutions firm based in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, with multiple Global Delivery Centers located in India. We focus on providing Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) solutions to Healthcare Providers (Medical Billing companies, Hospitals, Faculty Practices and Large Physician groups). We help our clients succeed by leveraging on our domain expertise and our innovative and cost effective approach to global outsourcing. GeBBS is a corporate member of RBMA, HBMA, AAPC, AAHAM and WRUG.