Connext begins expansion to Latin America

HAWAII, UNITED STATES — Staffing and outsourcing firm Connext is venturing into Latin America after announcing its first hire in the region. The move comes as the company plans to extend its expertise to nearshore outsourcing solutions.
Latin America’s appeal as a prime destination for nearshore outsourcing stems from its proximity to North America and its highly skilled labor force.
“We recognize the immense potential of the region and are committed to delivering exceptional outsourcing solutions to clients seeking to enhance their operational efficiency and focus on core competencies. Our expansion into Latin America aligns with our vision of becoming a global leader in the outsourcing industry,” said Connext President Tim Mobley.
With a broad spectrum of outsourcing services, including customer support, technical support, data entry, and back-office operations, Connext is poised to cater to diverse industries in Latin America.
Connext, founded in 2014, has offices in the cities of Angeles and Davao in the Philippines. The company has doubled its growth since 2019 and currently supports middle-market companies throughout the United States and Europe.
The company ranked as one of the Best Workplaces in the Philippines 2023. It is also subscribed to the Outsource Accelerator (OA) Source Partner Program, a powerful tool that helps BPO firms with marketing, sales, and business intelligence.
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