A Modernized Symbol of Partnership

The new logo retains the familiar blue and yellow colors of PeopleShare, as well as its iconic shooting star. The addition of the words “by PROMAN” under the logo visually represents the unified identity of the two brands and our shared commitment to excellence.

Building on a Strong Foundation

This brand update marks a significant milestone in PeopleShare’s journey, but while our brand identity evolves, our core values remain steadfast. We remain dedicated to providing exceptional staffing solutions and connecting businesses with the skilled professionals they need.

Moving Forward as One

PeopleShare continues to operate under our established brand name, leveraging the combined expertise and global resources of the PROMAN Group to deliver an even wider range of services to our clients nationwide. This strategic partnership strengthens PROMAN’s position as a top commercial staffing provider in the US, with an expanded network of over 100 branches across 18 states.

About PeopleShare

PeopleShare, headquartered in Collegeville, PA, is a leading provider of workforce solutions specializing in clerical and light industrial staffing. Since its start in 2005, PeopleShare has grown from two employees to 40 locations across 8 states, helping organizations connect with top talent and job seeker find their perfect fit.

About PROMAN Group

PROMAN’s North America headquarters is based in the Chicago suburb of Northbrook,

Illinois. Its parent company, PROMAN Group, has 915 branches in 16 countries and 4,000 core employees, and serves 45,000 customers and places more than 100,000 temporary workers every day. PROMAN generated more than $4 billion in 2022. In the United States, PROMAN brands include PROMAN Staffing, PROSTAR Staffing, PROMAN Skilled Trades and PeopleShare. PROMAN is the fourth largest European player in the temporary employment and staffing services industry. The 100% family-owned company was founded in Manosque, France in 1990. PROMAN is the Official Recruiting partner of the Rugby World Cup France 2023.