OpTech presents teamwork success story to women business owners

March 28, 2013 - PRLog -- A team approach with strong supplier partnerships resulted in OpTech (http://www.optechus.com/), a Troy, Michigan-based information technology and engineering talent and solutions firm, win a major contract with a Fortune 500 banking company. Its successful strategy has been published by the Center for Empowerment and Economic Development (https://www.miceed.org/) (CEED), and recently presented at the group’s Leadership Institute for Women conference in Southfield, Mich.

OpTech CEO Ronia Kruse joined other women business entrepreneurs in sharing their business teamwork stories. “There was strong agreement among all participants that developing strong histories of relationship, collaboration and coordination with suppliers and similar companies in a given industry can lead to successful outcomes,” she said. Kruse noted that OpTech’s  partnership team arrangement is resulting in more efficient, simplified practices, at a significant cost saving for the banking client.

Kruse strongly endorses the Leadership Institute for Women programs “as an important means of sharing successes, and taking women business entrepreneurs to the next level of growth in their business through strategic teamwork opportunities,” she noted.

About OpTech

OpTech is an award-winning workforce solutions firm specializing in connecting Fortune 500 and government clients to top information technology and engineering talent from coast to coast. Based in southeast Michigan with offices located in Washington, D.C., Denver, and Hawaii, OpTech’s innovative solutions address the critical needs of clients in the banking, manufacturing, insurance, utility, healthcare, mortgage, and government sectors. OpTech offers its employees outstanding career opportunities supporting innovative companies with cutting-edge technology. Visit www.optechus.com to learn more about OpTech.

About CEED

The Center for Empowerment and Economic Development (CEED) was created in 1984 to address the unmet credit needs of women and minority business owners. Today, CEED offers a strategic set of programs to entrepreneurs, assisting them in growing to the next level. Programs fall under the categories of financing, business training, women’s business certification, networking and market opportunities. The SBA-funded CEED Women’s Business Center offers training and counseling to women business owners. In 2008, CEED launched the annual Leadership Institute for Women, focused on developing second stage management skills for women. To learn more, visit https://www.miceed.org .