French staffing firm Proman announced, through its subsidiary Paramount Staffing, that it acquired TalentForce, a US-based temporary staffing firm.

This transaction comes a year after the acquisition of Paramount Staffing, which enabled Proman to establish its footprint in the US market.

Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.

TalentForce operates in eight states including North Carolina, where the company has its headquarters.

With more than 100 full-time core employees in 31 offices, TalentForce focuses on industrial staffing. Paramount Staffing and TalentForce will operate under their respective banner in the US market. Bobby Walker, TalentForce’s current COO will continue running TalentForce and all current team members will remain in place.

With the Talent Force acquisition, Proman will see more than USD 200 million in revenue as well as 250 full-time employees serving more than 800 clients with 55 offices in 12 states.

"We are pleased to welcome the TalentForce team in the Proman group,” Roland Gomez, CEO of Proman said. “After the perfect integration of Paramount Staffing, the Talent Force acquisition will keep broadening our level of services, positioning and footprint in the US Staffing Market . With this new acquisition Proman is pursuing its international expansion strategy. By end of 2023 40% of Proman Group Revenue should come from our International development.”

Gilles Tanneur, CEO of Proman North America, also commented, "Paramount Staffing and TalentForce are aligned culturally and geographically . Now part of the Proman group, together will continue to provide our customers and employees with the excellent level of service that has made these 2 companies so successful. We are very excited about the opportunities this acquisition will present.”

With this acquisition, Proman signs its tenth international transaction in six years.

The group has a presence in France, Switzerland, England, Belgium, Monaco, Portugal, Luxembourg, Canada, the United States and Spain.

Proman Group said it will exceed the €2 billion in revenue for the full year 2019.