Company

HR Anew History

1999

HR Anew was founded by Deborah Stallings, SPHR, in her three bedroom apartment. Personal savings of less than a few thousand dollars were used as start up capital. Initially, clients included Suburban Hospital, Gladys Spellman Hospital and Nursing Center, Laurel Regional Hospital, and past employers Doctors Community Hospital and Prince George’s Hospital Center. Ms. Stallings was the sole employee for the first year.

 

2001

HR Anew moved to Ms. Stallings’ new single-family home where the work space could accommodate up to six employees. Clients expanded to include technology companies and government contractors.

HR Anew hires the company’s first full time employee.

 

2003

HR Anew received the 8a and Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) certifications from the U.S. Small Business Administration; and the Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certification by the State of Maryland.

The company was awarded its first government contracts by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Andrews Air Force Base.

 

2005

HR Anew was awarded its first state contract by the Maryland Transportation Authority.

The company was selected by numerous businesses and agencies including the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health to provide a variety of outsourcing services with multiple year contracts.

 

2006

HR Anew moved into commercial office space in Columbia, MD.

The company was awarded a contract by Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.

HR Anew received the Local Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (LDBE) certification from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.

The company and Deborah Stallings received several awards including the Maryland Top 100 Minority Business Enterprise (The Daily Record and the Governor’s Office of Minority Affairs); and the Maryland Top 100 Small Businesses and Maryland Top 50 8a Firms (DiversityBusiness.com).

 

2007

Deborah Stallings, sPHR, President and Chief Executive Officer of HR Anew was elected to serve as a Director on the national board of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO).

HR Anew and Ms. Stallings received several awards including:

  • Woman of the Year (National Association of Women Business Owners – Baltimore)
  • Business Achievement (Howard County Economic Development Authority)
  • Maryland Top 100 Women (The Daily Record)
  • Enterprising Women (Baltimore Business Journal)
  • BRAVO Business Achievement (Baltimore SmartCEO Magazine)
  • Women in Business Champion (U.S. Small Business Administration)

HR Anew was approved by the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI) as a provider of recertification credits for individuals who are certified as Professional in Human Resources (PHR), Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR), and Global Professional in Human Resources (GPHR).

HR Anew launched its online store and web-based/e-Learning training programs.