THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1996, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Monday, February 19, 1996 TAG: 9602170217
SECTION: BUSINESS WEEKLY PAGE: 05 EDITION: FINAL
SOURCE: BY MELISSA GUNDEL, BUSINESS WEEKLY
LENGTH: Short : 40 lines
Licensed professional counselor Michael Nahl and clinical psychologist Norbert Newfield have started Personnel Assessment Services in Virginia Beach. Nahl opened the new business in January. The company employs three, including Nahl, Newfield, and a technician.
``Bert and I started this business to help business owners screen out potentially incompetent or unbalanced employees, and instead select a work force that will basically provide them with an edge on their competition,'' said Nahl.
Nahl and Newfield will go on site and provide psychological and personnel screening of prospective employees. ``One might view our services like an insurance policy - it minimizes risk and maximizes the likelihood of hiring a loyal, competent and stable employee,'' said Newfield.
Elsewhere in Hampton Roads:
The city of Virginia Beach awarded ComputerVisions Inc. of Norfolk a contract to maintain 1,800 microcomputers and attached peripherals.
Raymond K. White was recently selected to be included in Who's Who In Finance And Industry 1996-1997. White, a marketing and new business development specialist, has been president of Raymond White and Assoc. of Virginia Beach, a management consulting firm, for 10 years. He is also founder of the Atlantic Consulting Consortium Inc. in Virginia Beach and was recently named marketing manager for the City of Hampton. MEMO: Business Weekly welcomes news about your small business. Please tell us
about expansions, relocations, awards and other significant developments
by contacting Melissa Gundel, Business News, 150 W. Brambleton Ave.,
Norfolk, Va., 23510. Our fax number is 804-446-2531.
by CNB