Congratulations, another milestone reached

Congratulations to our award winning Account Executive Pat Hinson for reaching the $1,000,000 milestone. Pat has reached this mark in only 4 years and 3 months. On behalf of the entire Management Recruiters of Fayetteville office, we congratulate Pat on another amazing accomplishment and we look forward to much more success.

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