QBS was chosen in the small to medium sized business category, comprised of employers with 15-249 employees.

“QBS is proud to be an employer of choice in our community,” said QBS President, David Evette. “Our highly skilled and talented employees are the lifeblood of our business, and we deeply appreciate their dedication to our clients, our company, and each other.”

This award is the latest in a series of honors highlighting the company’s rapid growth, leadership expertise, client satisfaction and dedication to service.

The selection of 50 men and women is a result of staff research and community nominations. The magazine also celebrates its eighth year of selecting entrants to its Hall of Fame. This year, they added seven new members who have continued to make a lasting difference in the Upstate, including QBS Founder and S.C. Lt. Governor Pamela Evette.

Click here to view Lt. Gov. Evette’s feature in the January 2021 Edition of Greenville Business Magazine.

Click here to view all other recipients in the full January 2021 Digital Edition of Greenville Business Magazine.

Placing 17th within the Large Company category, QBS was one of twenty large companies and twenty small companies that were named to the statewide list. Presented annually by SC Biz News, this honor recognizes the state’s fastest-growing companies based on both dollar and percentage increases in revenue from 2017-2018.

“We are truly humbled at receiving this honor for the sixth consecutive year” said QBS President David Evette. “While innovation and technology have been central to our growth strategy, we truly believe that keeping our focus on our highest priority – delivering unparalleled service internally and externally – is at the  heart of our continued success.” 

In order to qualify for the Roaring Twenties designation, companies must have a physical presence in South Carolina and be a for-profit entity or a nonprofit organization (EXCEPT FOR: government entities and charitable organizations, including 501(c)3 organizations.  These types of nonprofits are not eligible).

Company size was determined by gross revenue: A small company was considered as having $10 million and under in revenue. Large companies were classified as having over $10 million in revenue. Small companies must have had revenues of at least $500,000 each year for the years 2016, 2017 and 2018.

Profiles of the winning companies will be published in the winter issue of SCBIZ magazine. These companies were honored during an event Sept. 26 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia.

A full list of winners and their locations can be found at: https://columbiabusinessreport.com/news/human-resources/77172/ 

Twenty large companies and 20 small companies have been named to the statewide Roaring Twenties list presented annually by SC Biz News. This honor recognizes the state’s fastest-growing companies based on both dollar and percentage increases in revenue from 2016-2017.

“While we have been blessed to win many awards and accolades, the ones that are closest to home always mean a little bit more,” said Pamela Evette, CEO, Quality Business Solutions. “South Carolina is a great state in which to live and do business, full of hard working and industrious people. I’m so proud that QBS has been highlighted as a top success story in among its peers in a state that’s been nationally recognized for its thriving business climate and strong economic growth.”

In order to qualify for the Roaring Twenties designation, companies must have a physical presence in South Carolina and be a for-profit entity or a nonprofit organization (EXCEPT FOR: government entities and charitable organizations, including 501(c)3 organizations.  These types of nonprofits are not eligible).

Company size was determined by gross revenue: A small company was considered as having $10 million and under in revenue. Large companies were classified as having over $10 million in revenue. Small companies must have had revenues of at least $500,000 each year for the years 2015, 2016 and 2017.

Profiles of the winning companies will be published in the winter issue of SCBIZ magazine. The winners will be honored at an event on Oct. 25 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia.

QBS was named #6 in the Large Company category in 2018.

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QBS along with this year’s other TOP 25 highest ranking companies will be honored at a statewide luncheon to be held October 17th in Columbia, SC. Rankings from 1-25 will be announced at the event. Governor Henry McMaster will be the keynote speaker.

For a full list of 2017 award winners, event information or to purchase tickets visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2017-sc-fastest-growing-companies-awards-tickets-35829988460 

Now in its 16th year, this competition recognizes the achievements of top-performing private and publicly-owned companies that have contributed to South Carolina’s economy through exceptional increases in revenues and employment. For more information on the SC 25 Fastest Growing Companies visit: scfastestgrowing.com

Methodology

In 2017, companies were judged using a weighted calculation based on year-over-year growth in three categories: revenue, earnings and employee headcount. This calculation covered the annual periods from 2014 to 2016. These measurements portray positive change and true growth in any company without regard to industry and position everyone to vie for prestigious spot among South Carolina’s Top 25 Fastest Growing Companies.

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Twenty large companies and 20 small companies have been named to the statewide Roaring Twenties list presented annually by SC Biz News. This honor recognizes the state’s best-performing companies based on both dollar and percentage increases in revenue from 2015-2016.

“We are thrilled to have won many awards for our rapid growth, but this one is special to us because it represents our organizational and personal commitment to the South Carolina business community,” said QBS President/CEO Pamela Evette. “No one achieves success alone, so we feel a deep sense of responsibility to give back to the people and the state who have been so instrumental in helping us build this thriving business.”

In order to qualify for the Roaring Twenties designation, companies must have a physical presence in South Carolina and be a for-profit entity or a nonprofit organization (EXCEPT FOR: government entities and charitable organizations, including 501(c)3 organizations.  These types of nonprofits are not eligible).

Company size was determined by gross revenue: A small company was considered as having $10 million and under in revenue. Large companies were classified as having over $10 million in revenue. Small companies must have had revenues of at least $500,000 each year for the years 2014, 2015 and 2016.

Profiles of the winning companies will be published in the winter issue of SCBIZ magazine. The winners will be honored at an event on Oct. 19 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia.

QBS was chosen in the small to medium sized business category, comprised of employers with 15-249 employees.

“Our QBS culture encourages everyone to go the extra mile to deliver extraordinary service for our clients,” said QBS President and CEO, Pamela Evette. “Our knowledgeable and talented employees are at the very heart of our ability to do this, so we work hard to keep them happy and motivated and to provide an environment where people want to do their best each day.”

This award is the latest in a series of honors highlighting the company’s rapid growth, leadership expertise, client satisfaction and dedication to service.

Press Release for Immediate Release May 18, 2017
Media Contact: Marion Mann | 864-239-3729 | 864-350-4847 | mmann@greenvillechamber.org

(Greenville, SC) The Greenville Chamber presented Quality Business Solutions (QBS) with its May 2017 Small Business of the Month Award. President/CEO Pamela Evette and team accepted the award at the Chamber’s monthly board of directors meeting on Thursday, May 18, 2017.

A 100-percent woman-owned business founded in 2000, Quality Business Solutions, Inc. (QBS) offers a wide and comprehensive range of integrated PEO/ASO services, including payroll administration, unemployment management, insurance, benefit administration, human resources, workers’ compensation and tax reporting that can be tailored to meet each company’s individual needs.

Based in Travelers Rest, QBS is focused on innovative solutions to provide cost-effective outsourced solution for non-core business functions to its clients. From insight to implementation, QBS is focused on taking the burden of administrative and back-office work away from its clients, allowing them to focus on what’s most important to their business and creating long-term, cost-conscious and turnkey solutions that improve productivity, minimize risk and drive value.

QBS joined the Greenville Chamber in 2007.  Since then, their team members have participated in many Chamber programs, including Greenville Women at Work, Annual Meetings, Leadership Summit, Friday Forums and Pulse Young Professionals. Pamela Evette was honored with the ATHENA Leadership Award at the 2017 Annual Meeting earlier this year.

According to QBS President/CEO Pam Evette, “We are thankful for the thriving business community in the Upstate and greatly value the work of the Greenville Chamber as it supports and advocates for businesses of all sizes at the local, regional and statewide levels.”

For more information, visit www.qualitybsolutions.net.

The award was presented by Traci Newkirk of Intellectual Capitol, representing the award selection committee. The award is sponsored by Cowart Awards.

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About the Greenville Chamber’s Small Business of the Month Award The Greenville Chamber recognizes an extraordinary small business at each monthly board meeting. The Small Business of the Month is chosen by a selection committee made up of past Small Business of the Month Award winners. The Chamber’s annual small business of the year is selected from the year’s small businesses of the month.

About the Greenville Chamber
The Greenville Chamber, now in its 129th year of operation, is the largest business organization in Upstate South Carolina with over 2100 Investors supporting the vision of a globally competitive Upstate economy where businesses succeed and people prosper. For information, visit greenvillechamber.org.

Twenty large companies and 20 small companies have been named to the statewide Roaring Twenties list presented annually by SC Biz News. This honor recognizes the state’s best-performing companies based on both dollar and percentage increases in revenue from 2014-2015.

In order to qualify for the Roaring Twenties designation, companies must have a physical presence in South Carolina and be a for-profit entity or a nonprofit organization (except for: government entities and charitable organizations, including 501(c)3 organizations).

“We honored and humbled to be named alongside such a dynamic group of South Carolina businesses” said QBS President and CEO Pamela Evette. “In our third consecutive year being recognized as a Roaring Twenties finalist, we dedicate this award to our clients and our employees. Their hard work, dedication and loyalty are what make our continued success and awards like this possible.”

Company size was determined by gross revenue: A small company was considered as having $10 million and under in revenue. Large companies were classified as having over $10 million in revenue. Small companies must have had revenues of at least $500,000 each year for the years 2013, 2014 and 2015.

Profiles of the winning companies will be published in the winter issue of SCBIZ magazine. The winners will be honored at an event on Oct. 12 at the Marriott Columbia.

About QBS

A 100 percent woman-owned business founded in 2000, Quality Business Solutions, Inc. (QBS) offers a wide and comprehensive range of integrated PEO/ASO services, including payroll administration, unemployment management, insurance, benefit administration, human resources, workers’ compensation and tax reporting, that can be tailored to meet each company’s individual needs. The company employs a team of experts familiar with the most innovative and advanced business processes and strategies in these areas, providing a cost-effective outsourced solution for non-core business functions.  From insight to implementation, QBS is focused on taking the burden of this type of work away from its clients, allowing them to focus on what’s most important to their business and creating long-term, cost-conscious and turnkey solutions that improve productivity, minimize risk and drive value. For more information, visit www.qualitybsolutions.net.

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