Business transitions

SEEK, Inc., of Grafton, has launched SEEK Professionals, LLC, a new division specializing in the placement of middle and senior management and information technology professionals. SEEK Professionals will be led by Mary Lou Harris, a senior employee of SEEK, Inc. “SEEK has been serving businesses for more than thirty years by placing industrial, office, skilled trade and accounting professionals,” says Harris. “Recently though, we have been hearing from our clients that they also need help recruiting, screening and hiring management and information technology professionals. SEEK Professionals has been established to meet this need.”
Moen Maintenance Service, a full-service janitorial company based in Cedarburg, is now offering ceramic tile and grout restoration.
Enders Consulting Group has opened new offices at 9415 W. Forest Home Ave. in Greendale. The firm provides medical practice management consulting in the areas of billing office operations, operational efficiency, risk management, managed-care contracting, human resources, information technology and marketing. Margaret Enders Bacon and Deborah Ann Schmidling operate the firm.
SK Williams Co. of Wauwatosa and ABQC Corp. of Milwaukee, both operations in the metal finishing industry, have formed an alliance. The alliance calls for ABQC to provide zinc plating, phosphating and black oxide coatings to customers of SK Williams. SK Williams will now focus on its nickel chrome and anodizing metal finishing operations, along with chromate convesions, said company CEO William Stern. SK Williams will also make technical personnel available to SBQC as needed, said SK Williams president Donald Hansen. ABQC has purchased specific production equipment and tooling used by the SK Williams operation. SK Williams was established in 1875 while ABQC was established in the 1920s. With a 250,000-square-foot facility, ABQC is one of the largest metal finishing operations in the US, Kirchner said.
Oct. 25, 2002 Small Business Times, Milwaukee