Metavesco’s subsidiary Epic Labor has launched a new branch in Baltimore, Maryland, expanding its high-velocity staffing network into the Mid-Atlantic region. The strategic move positions the company to capitalize on the area’s vibrant infrastructure, port, and event-driven labor market.
The Baltimore branch offers comprehensive staffing services across multiple sectors, including construction, warehousing, hospitality, manufacturing, and event support. With a distinctive ‘2-Hour Guarantee’ for labor replacement, Epic Labor aims to distinguish itself in a competitive staffing landscape.
Ryan Schadel, President and CEO of Metavesco, emphasized the significance of the Baltimore location, noting it provides a critical strategic entry point into a region with substantial economic potential. The company projects the new branch will achieve an annual run-rate of $1.2 million within six months, escalating to $1.5 million by its second year of operation.
This expansion represents the fourth branch for Epic Labor and aligns with the company’s ambitious growth strategy to establish 98 branches by 2029. By targeting the I-95 corridor, the Baltimore office is expected to reduce customer acquisition costs and generate opportunities for national account development.
While many competitors are experiencing contraction, Metavesco continues to pursue aggressive market expansion. The company’s approach focuses on creating scalable systems, improving profit margins, and leveraging cross-selling opportunities across its growing network.
The Baltimore branch underscores Metavesco’s commitment to strategic growth in the staffing services sector, demonstrating resilience and forward-thinking market positioning during a challenging economic landscape.
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