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Overview

50 - 249

Employees

1970

Year Founded

ABOUT SPARKS GROUP

Washington Staffing Agency

Sparks Group is the top provider of temporary staffing and full-time recruitment services in the Washington DC area. If you're searching for your next job or need to recruit new talent, Sparks Group is the perfect partner! Our four divisions focus on matching professionals to temporary, contract, temporary-to-full-time, and full-time positions across various staffing categories and levels.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS

50 - 249

Employees

1970

Year Founded

Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
100% Recruitment & Staffing Services

About the Team

OUR STORY
Since its establishment in 1984 under the leadership of CEO Stephen Sparks, the company has grown into a respected staffing firm renowned for its ethical business practices, transparent communication, and dedication to quality and people. The leadership team, including President Evette Baker and CFO Frank DeLapa, brings extensive experience in staffing, finance, and strategic management, fostering client relationships and operational excellence. Regional directors like Tracy Boyers and Charles Harris oversee key geographic areas, while division directors such as Crystal Connelly, Paul Toor, and Spencer Nelson spearhead sales and specialized staffing sectors. Committed to community involvement and professional associations, the company prides itself on cultivating high-performing teams, delivering tailored staffing solutions, and maintaining a strong reputation within the industry.

Locations

Headquarters

910 17th St NW Suite 950,

Washington, District of Columbia, United States 20006
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