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GENEVA TECHNICAL SERVICES SPONSORS I.C.STARS – A CHICAGO-BASED NON-PROFIT FOCUSED ON DEVELOPING IT TALENT AND COMMUNITY LEADERS

Sponsorship Includes Support for i.c.stars Annual Events and Participating on i.c.stars Committees

May 1, 2010 – Geneva Technical Services, LLC (“GTS”), a leading provider of IT staffing services and solutions in the Chicago area, today announced their corporate sponsorship of i.c.stars. For over 10 years, i.c.stars has been developing future IT and community leaders through their innovative and intensive project-based training programs designed to develop the business and technical skills of program participants.

“Few organizations in the Chicago area are dedicated to the development of future IT talent and community leaders. i.c.stars is unique in this regard and it’s an honor for GTS and our staff to be associated with such an organization. We look forward to contributing to the growth of i.c.stars and assisting with the delivery of their mission to talented IT professionals,” commented Rich Linden, Owner and CEO of GTS. 

“We are grateful for GTS’ financial commitment and the time and energy their staff will contribute to planning the future of our organization. We look forward to a long and mutually beneficial partnership with GTS,” said Sandee Kastrul, i.c.stars President and co-founder.

About Geneva Technical Services:
Founded in 1999 as a Chicago-based IT staffing services and solutions company, Geneva Technical Services (“GTS”) is a leading provider of IT talent to Fortune 1000 companies on a contract, contract-to-hire and permanent basis. GTS’ client-focused approach to forming long-term relationships with customers is the foundation of the company’s success and a high-quality talent recruiting process ensures customers are presented with the best IT talent available in the market. For more information, visit GTS at www.genevatechnicalservices.com, or call 1-773-867-8645. 

About i.c.stars:
i.c.stars is a Chicago-based non-profit organization formed in 1999 to develop 1,000 Community Leaders by 2020. Adults with a high school diploma or GED participate in an intensive four-month program using project-based learning and full immersion teaching to develop change-driven, future leaders skilled in business and technology. Learn more by visiting the i.c.stars web site: www.icstars.org.