canajun-ga,
I have reviewed human resource businesses from San Francisco across to
New York City and Jersey to see exactly what these firms are calling
themselves.
It'll give you an idea of how the many companies are naming themselves
all over the USA which should be similar to Canada. For such a search,
I went to www.yahoo.com's yellow pages and changed locations while
using the same search term of "human resources consulting".
They don't seem to get very specific about the areas of HR in which
they specialize. Arbitration and mediation are growth industries as
they are much more cost effective than litigation. It would seem that
your name should include this specialty, and when you advertise, you
should be sure to be listed under Mediation/Arbitration Services as
well as General HR.
You might choose between Mediation and Arbitration rather than use
both words as they seem to be closely related fields and would appear
to be so to the general public.Perhaps something similar to the Health
& Human Resource Ctr listed below where you can be "Human Resource &
Arbitration Center". You would want to emphasize your primary
strength, whether it be general HR or Arbitration.
You'll notice that there is nothing striking about the business names
listed. Perhaps that is intended to make them appear conservative
rather than flashy.
And some prefer to use their names as part of the business name. This
can be useful as the business reputation lies with you name. Whenever
"Canajun Mediation & HR Center" does a great job for a client, the
word circulating in the business community will be "Canajun" is a
superior mediator. They won't be mentioning the whole business name.
As JP Morgan said, "finance is not about money, it's about character".
As your business reputation rises in the community, your business
will be known as simply Canajun's which can be the valuable brand for
HR services.
You don't want a long name, but you want it identified with you;
perhaps, "Canajun HR and Mediation Center". For some reason, I like
the word center and didn't see it used very often across the country.
"It's About Time Consulting" might be an eye-catcher, but it seems to
be too humorous for this serious business.
"World Class HR Consulting" seems to present a flavor of exaggeration.
I hope this helps give you ideas, and I'd be happy to get you a very
large list if it is useful to you. The sampling below excludes
repetitive company names that were encountered. The cities viewed
included San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Dallas and the outlying
areas of those large cities.
Brad-ga
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Human Resource Consulting Firm
Mueller & Assoc Human Resource
Mike Deblieux-Human Resources
Human Resource & Profit Assoc
World Class Hr Consulting
Kathleen Stelts Consulting
Human Resource Consulting
Pestability Consulting
Human Resource Management
Your Human Resource Pros
Human Resources Research Org
Allegro Training & Consulting
Swg Consulting Resources
Human Resource Solutions Inc
Discovery Consulting Group
Seeley, Donald - Aon Consulting
Human Resources Assoc
Human Resource Consulting Assc
It's About Time Consulting
Management By Design
Human Resources Innovators
Right Management Consultants
Human Resource Consulting Grp
Achieve Global
Compensation Connections
Strategic Human Resources
Management Due Diligence Inc
American Humanagement Assocs
Saje Consulting Group Inc
Human Resources Support Svc
Human Resource Consulting Grp
Human Resources Development
Human Resources Management Svc
Mcclafferty, Jeffrey - Human Resources Consulting
Systems For Human Resources
National Health Care Resources
Zero Risk Human Resources
Optimum Hr Consulting Svc
Human Resource Solutions
Human Resource Performance
Human Resource Development
Health & Human Resource Ctr
Advance Consulting Inc
Carta Consulting Group
Confidante Intercommunication
Human Resources On Call
Human Resource Advisors
Apex Advisory Group
Innovative Human Resources
Par Human Resource Mgmt Svc
Adamski Consulting
Carpenter Consulting Assoc
Alderpoint Consulting
Family Resource & Referral Ctr |
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