MAU

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  • 1973
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  • 1978
  • 1981
  • 1986
  • 1987
  • 1994
  • 1998
  • 2002
  • 2006
  • 2008
  • 2013
  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • Expansion
  • People
  • Video

As a faith-based, family-run company, we place a great emphasis on honor, integrity and our company’s legacy. Explore our timeline – it’s full of the people, places and things that make MAU who we are today.

1970s

1973: MAU Founded

MAU (Management, Analysis and Utilization, Inc.) is founded by William G. Hatcher, Sr. after he is laid off. One of the first jobs: security for Van Halen at the Civic Center.

Relic: Corndog

A true entrepenuer at heart, Mr. Hatcher sold ice cream sandwiches as a child, owned his own bike shop and narrowly missed making a fortune as an early player in the corndog game.

1975: Office Services Division Formed

Mr. Hatcher (as he is known around the o­ffice) expands to offer o­ffice staffing services, forming Ms. Power to recruit permanent hires for businesses and Ms. Temps to provide temporary staffing.

Relic: Pink Paper

Driven by his frugality and love of bargains, Mr. Hatcher purchases a massive quantity of pink paper at auction. For several years in the 70s and 80s, all internal communication would be pink.

1977: First Major Client

MAU lands Kimberly-Clark, its first major client. Over the years, MAU and Kimberly-Clark have worked together to use creative models to create a true partnership. Kimberly-Clark remains one of MAU’s key clients today.

Relic: Frozen Beaver

Humor and good-hearted pranks in the workplace are parts of MAU’s DNA. To point – an honest-to-goodness frozen beaver was once a gift during our Christmas White Elephant exchange.

1978: MAU Lands E-Z-GO

Shortly after partnering with Kimberly-Clark, MAU starts its long-standing relationship with E-Z-GO, their first project account. At the same time, MAU broadens its services to include international staffing for Aramco, the world’s largest oil supplier at the time, in Saudi Arabia.

Relic: The Office Indian

MAU is a minority owned business (Mr. Hatcher is a certified member of the Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama). Over the years his office Indian has done everything from answering phones to handling security.

1980s

1981: Mr./Ms. Temps

This year, Mr. Hatcher combines Ms. Power, Ms. Temps and Ms./Mr. Temps into a single entity, Mr./Ms. Temps, to provide office placement, office services and industrial services under one roof.

Relic: The to do List

Consider It Done is one of the founding principals of MAU and underscores the importance of organization and accuracy in the workplace. This inspired the distribution and use of notepads to each employee to ensure all tasks are completed. Even in an era of modern technology, this tradition has stood the test of time and reminds us of the importance of not only getting things done – but getting them done well.

1986: Savannah River Site

MAU broke into the government sector in a big way this year when the Savannah River Site chose to use us to provide staffing at the facility. It would be the first in a long series of government contracts for MAU. From this 650 person contract, the strategy of combining outsourcing along with MAU's other services evolved.

Relic: Christmas Carols

We've always believed it's by the Grace of God that we're where we are today. For as long as anyone can remember, our holiday tradition has been singing Christmas carols in the mornings during the holidays, complete with donuts and good cheer.

1987: Our Move to Greene St.

This year MAU finds its home on Greene Street in downtown Augusta, Georgia. Recently renovated, our corporate HQ remains the hub of our activities 25 years later.

Relic: The Gray Paint

Another purchase by the notoriously frugal Mr. Hatcher was a ton of government issue “Battleship Gray” paint. Every surface of the office, employees recall, would be “grayed out” for years.

1990s

1994: Bosch

This year, MAU formed one of its biggest partnerships to date with Bosch, providing staffing and management for their facility in South Carolina. To this day, MAU maintains its nearly 20 year relationship with the manufacturer.

1998: Family Business Award

We've always taken pride in being a family owned and operated business. Since the beginning, we've always had a Hatcher at the helm and a few on the crew. In 1998, we were recognized by Georgia Trend, who bestowed upon MAU their Family Business of the Year Award.

Relic: Payroll Blackout

Prior to developing our state-of-the-art payroll system, we had to do things the old fashioned way. And just because we lost power one fateful payday didn’t mean we couldn’t get it done. That day, we cut and signed over 2,000 checks running from a gas generator 3 stories below in the parking lot.

2000s

2002: Milliken

Milliken has been in business since 1865. But, it wasn't until 2002 that they partnered with MAU mainly to provide staffing and HR for their Greenville, SC Hillcrest facility. Our partnership has expanded over the years and today we serve Milliken through five of our Branch locations.

Relic: Secretary Challenge

Back in the day, Mr. / Ms. Temps hosted the "Secretary Challenge" at the Augusta Mall, a competition among office professionals to determine the city’s best typers, filers and go-getters. MAU’s pool of talent consistently dominated the now-defunct games.

2006: BMW

MAU joined forces with BMW to manage the staffing of their Spartanburg plant facilities. Producing the X3, X5 and X6, the Spartanburg BMW plant plans on expanding to build the X4 in 2014.

Relic: Braves Games

If there's one thing that has been extraordinarily consistent throughout our history, it's MAU’s love of the Atlanta Braves. Over the years, we've had countless corporate outings, and even bought a bus, to go see the Braves. America's team is also MAU's.

2008: BMW Tier One

This year BMW Manufacturing Co. engaged Tier One Solutions, a division of MAU, to provide full time employees. To this day, Tier One still handles the logistics employment requirements to supplement BMW's workforce.

2013: MAU celebrates 40th Anniversary!

MAU Workforce Solutions hosts three events to celebrate 40 years in business. The celebrations were a way to show appreciation to clients, employees, associates, as well as friends and family for their roles in the success MAU has achieved.

2015: Skill School Grand Opening

On June 10, 2015, MAU Workforce Solutions hosted clients and local Upstate business leaders for the Grand Opening of the MAU Skill School, a training facility providing an opportunity to become comfortable and confident in the process and operation of Powered Industrial Vehicles.

Relic: It’s 5 o’clock Somewhere!

Many years ago, MAU would host a weekly Friday Happy Hour. It was a time that allowed for the MAU family to get together and celebrate the accomplishments of the past week while toasting to the weekend ahead.

2016: Best of Staffing® Client Award

MAU is the proud recipient of the Inavero 2016 Best of Staffing® Client Award. Presented in partnership with CareerBuilder, Inavero’s Best of Staffing® Client winners have proven to be industry leaders in service quality based completely on the ratings given to them by their clients.

2017: MAU ACQUIRES FUTURESTAFF

MAU Workforce Solutions, in their quest to make lives better by delivering workforce solutions globally, acquired metro Atlanta-based staffing company, FutureStaff. The acquisition of FutureStaff has added three additional Georgia offices, one in Conyers, GA one in Newnan, GA, and the other in Fayetteville, GA to the MAU team.

2018: MAU ACQUIRES 3Ci

MAU Workforce Solutions has acquired Atlanta-based, technology staffing and consulting provider 3Ci -- extending its global reach with 3Ci’s expertise in the technology sector. The uniting of the companies affirms MAU both as a premier workforce supplier in the Southeast, and it strengthens the strategic foundation for MAU’s continued expansion across the U.S. and in markets worldwide.

Expansion

Milestones in MAU satellite office openings.

1973

Augusta, GA

1987

Aiken, SC

1991

Anderson, SC

1998

Charleston & Greenville, SC

2007

LaGrange, GA

2013

MAU Augusta Headquarters Renovations

2015

MAU Charleston moved to a new location

2015

MAU Skill School grand opening in Greenville, SC

2017

Acquires FutureStaff and three metro-Atlanta area locations

2018

Aquires Atlanta-based, technology staffing and consulting provider 3Ci

2019

Gaffney, SC

Adds On-site locations in Neenah, WI; Albion, IN; Florence, KY; Paris, TX; Hendersonville, NC; Dothan, AL

Over the years, MAU has enjoyed an incredible retention rate,
with many employees working together for 20 plus years.

My favorite part of working at MAU is…

Randy Hatcher

President

1978 – Present

Barbara Lowe

Executive Assistant/ Administrative Supervisor

1985 – Present

The camaraderie- especially working with Rod. He brightens my day!

Vickie Beck

Lead Pay/Bill Co-coordinator

1987 – Present

The feeling of paying over 5,000 people and touching many people’s lives in different ways.

Anita Horath

Systems Analyst

1989 – 2017

I most enjoy the family aspect of MAU. We are one big, happy family!

We thank Anita for her dedicated service to MAU. She is missed by all of us, and we will remember her fondly.

Angela McCord

Human Resources Manager

1989 – Retired in 2016

After over twenty-five years, I am still proud to be part of the team that makes a difference in so many lives. Not only do we employee thousands of people, we constantly strive to make the work experience rewarding for all who join the MAU Workforce Solutions team.

Jennifer Brown

Regional Operations Manager

1992 – Present

I love it when we are able to match the “perfect candidate” with the “perfect job”.

Rod Hutcheson

VP, Commercial Staffing

1992 – Present

The environment of a family-owned business allows for individual creativity within your job.

Karen Roberts

Staffing Specialist

1994 – Present

How this company has supported and encouraged employees to form relationships with co-workers. The MAU family is really a family in so many ways. They are there in good times and bad times to give encouragement.

Tradd Rodgers

Director of Commercial Staffing and Outsourcing

1995 – Present

Definitely the family atmosphere. Over the years, our employees have grown up together which has created a strong family bond which comes across to new employees and customers.

Henry Dicks

Operations Supervisor

1997 – Retired in 2016

MAU has treated me with the utmost respect and loyalty. Overall, MAU is simply “over the top” in its category and field as a great respected firm to be affiliated with and I take pride in my association with it.

Alvin Hardin

Branch Supervisor

1997 – Present

The people that I work with, and I love helping people.

Carl Henson

VP, Marketing and Business Development

1997 – Present

We have the best employees. It is a great place to work.

Anita Vess

Staffing Supervisor

1998 – Present

The fact that the family behind it all continue to put God first. MAU has been loyal to me as I have them. That means a lot to me and my family. The one thing that has kept me with MAU and in the Staffing Industry is being part of making a difference in someone’s life.

Ed O’Neal

VP, Financial Services

1998 – Present

Twofold: the opportunity to work in a company that genuinely cares about you, and the opportunity to make real and tangible improvements in the Customers that we serve.

Adam Hatcher

Vice President of Human Capital and General Counsel

2010 – Present

I love that MAU works for a win/win/win, for Applicants, Clients and Employees, in everything the company does.

Baker Hatcher

Operations Manager

2004 – Present

The MAU family is dedicated to putting the right person in the right job. There is no greater job satisfaction than offering employment that betters the Associate, his or her family, and the community as a whole.

Stories

MAU 40th Anniversary Video


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