What We Believe and Stand For

As a leading national recruiting firm, Nesco Resource aspires to be a company united in vision, mission, and action. We are maniacal about employee and customer experience, in a space where everyone can freely share and contribute, and build up our communities.

While we are proud of our company, we acknowledge that we can do more to live our values as a company, now more than ever.

A group of Nesco Resource employees came together to lead a broader discussion about diversity, equity and inclusion and act as organizational catalysts. The Nesco Forward committee has outlined the following mission for our company:

To contribute to a more just and equitable society through the Diversity of our workforce. By the Inclusion of all the voices within our organization and beyond, we seek to attract and bolster the Retention of top talent. In doing so, we empower both employees and communities through true Equity.

Nesco Forward is not simply a call to action, but a continuation of our ongoing mission to serve you: our customers, our staff, our associates, and above all, our communities.

“At Nesco Resource, we understand the value of fostering personal relationships, which differentiates us from the competition, contributes to our success, and supports our goal of truly becoming OneNesco. We also know that best-in-class organizations embed DEI into their CR activities, which helps to promote diversity and increase trust within the workplace, while building and maintaining stronger relationships with employees, clients, and communities.”

Mary Beth Gunerra

President of Nesco Resource

 
 

Our DEI Journey

  • 2019

    Eliminated applications asking for race and gender identifications

  • 2020

    Designated Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee

  • 2021

    Company-wide DEI leadership training

  • Sept2021

    Internal DEI Summit

  • 2022

    Launched 6 Employee Resource Groups

  • 2023

    Developed Mentoring Program

One Nesco. Many Communities.

It’s on us to create an inspiring environment where meaningful work can make a difference.
THE ROOT: AFRICAN AMERICAN ERG

THE ROOT: AFRICAN AMERICAN ERG

The Root is the foundation of strength and stability and has been created to provide a home base where African-American employees and our allies can manifest practices and programs that will enhance our representation at all levels within Nesco Resource. This is a space where energy and ideas coalesce to become action. We are stronger when we stand together.

emERGe

emERGe

The emERGe ERG works to develop NescoNation’s future leaders by nurturing the ambition of individuals who are in the early stages of their careers through networking, skill-building, and professional development.

Latinos Orgullosos

Latinos Orgullosos

Latinos Orgullosos mission is to create a culture of leadership and service for Latinos at Nesco Resource and the communities we serve.

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ADEPT (Accessibility-Driven Employees Progressing Together)

ADEPT ERG's mission is to provide information and resources on the needs of employees of Nesco Resource to create a safe and accessible workplace. Help us create a barrier-free Nesco for our clients, associates, and all of NescoNation.

WIN (Women's Initiative at Nesco)

WIN (Women's Initiative at Nesco)

WIN (Women's Initiative at Nesco) ERG goals are to recruit, retain, and advance women at Nesco so that Nesco and its female employees can thrive.

PRISM LGBTQ+ ALLIANCE

PRISM LGBTQ+ ALLIANCE

The mission of Prism LGBTQ+ Alliance is to create a safe space within Nesco Nation that centers around LGBTQ+ voices in order to provide support and belonging, to be a source of education around LGTBQ+ identities and issues, and to inform Nesco policy in order to support diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts across the organization.

VALOR: VETERANS ERG

VALOR: VETERANS ERG

The mission of the VALOR Veterans ERG group is to establish and organize new community connections between Military veterans and Nesco Resource; by promoting recognition, support, and appreciation of the men and women of our Armed Forces and their family members.

Nesco Forward Committee Members

Brieanne Culler (she/her)

I started with Nesco as a Commercial Recruiter during the acquisition of Allstaff Services in November 2021 and was promoted to Senior Commercial Recruiter in October of 2022. I currently am focusing on the Administrative and Office vertical on the Commercial side of the business and strive every day to push myself and exceed goals and expectations. I’m a mother to an amazing and witty three-year-old girl named Noelle. We love to cook together, read books, and watch movies. And I also enjoy traveling and immersing myself in other cultures.

I am excited to be a part of DEI, and to be a part of the ongoing contribution to diversity and inclusion within Nesco. I hope that my experience growing up in different environments and cultures I will enable me to be an asset to the DEI team.

Rachel Orbach (she/her)

DEI is important to me because I recognize that we can only be as good as the voices that are being brought to the table. As an ally, it is important to make sure a majority isn’t drowning out others and recognize that almost everyone is likely part of at least one majority. I’m also incredibly passionate about helping to enable our employees and market members to be experts on behalf of our clients. Nesco’s mission to impact a million lives, to me, also means bettering our clients so their employees' lives are better. Fun Facts: I am conversationally fluent in American Sign Language; currently am studying Russian, and have previously learned Japanese, Spanish, and German (although I’m not able to hold a conversation in any of them right now). I also love waterfalls and going to the lake and spending as much of my summers in water as possible.

Dan Birnbaum (he/him)

Hello from Rochester, NY - the land of the garbage plate, the pickle pizza, and the Finger Lakes! A bit about me... I bring over a decade of recruitment experience to the table, focusing on IT and technology-related positions. I am of Jewish heritage, I've studied a bit of Tibetan Buddhism, my mother converted to Islam (specifically Sufism), and by living my truth as a gay man married to my husbear Matthew, I bring a unique perspective on diversity and inclusivity in the workplace. I hope to affect change throughout Nesco by engaging in open and honest dialogue while helping to design a DEI curriculum that will be impactful on an organizational level. In addition, while receiving my Bachelor's degree in Music Technology at Northeastern, I was the beatboxer for a collegiate acapella group, the Nor'easters.

Jeremy Dixon (he/him)

I have been a VP with Nesco Resource for over 22 years, serving the Florida region. In the recent past, I have helped lead the acquisition conversion team. I was born in Pontypridd, Wales in the United Kingdom and have lived in Indiana, Ohio, Texas, New Mexico, California, and now Florida, giving me the opportunity to experience a diverse variety of people and cultures. I still have my British Passport and just recently became a US Citizen. I believe DEI embraces the differences and values that each person brings to the table- allowing us to create a stronger and more harmonious organization. Fun fact: I am a nationally certified high-speed driving instructor with the Porsche Club of America!

Did You Know?


  • Companies with a higher representation of women in c-suite level positions result in over 30% greater returns? Read More about greater returns

  • Organizations with diversity and high employee engagement continually outperform those with below-average numbers of diversity and engagement from 46% to 58%. Read Morehow these top companies are getting inclusion right

  • Companies and organizations that are in the top tier of supporting diversity in their workplace are 35% more likely to surpass peers in their respective markets. This includes higher-than-average diversity (racial/ethnic and gender) and higher-than-average profit correlation- when compared to similar organizations. Read Morewhy diversity matters

  • 2D diversity (inherent and acquired) organizations are 45% more likely to capture larger portions of their respective markets and are up to 70% more likely to have entered a new market within the last year. Read Morehow diversity can drive innovation