Rural America OnShore Outsourcing Wants U.S. to Prepare for Influx of Millions of Online Workers in Rural U.S. as a Result of Broadband Access
CEO Christopher Hytry Derrington points to National Rural America Jobs Creation Plan to provide capital for entrepreneurs as government commits $7.2 billion to broadband expansion.
Two Rivers, WI, December 15, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Christopher Hytry Derrington, CEO of rural US outsourcing company Rural America OnShore Outsourcing, Inc. is promoting a jobs creation plan to provide funding to entrepreneurs so that millions of online workers will have jobs in rural America.
The impetus for this plan, says Hytry Derrington, is The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which provides $7.2 billion to fund broadband expansion across the U.S., which will add new users and upgrade existing Internet users. The result will be millions of online workers entering the virtual workforce – particularly in rural America where broadband access has traditionally been lacking.
“This commitment by the U.S. government to fund broadband expansion will put workers in the job market,” Hytry Derrington explains. “We are facing an unprecedented opportunity to invest in new and existing companies and give jobs to millions of rural Americans.”
Hytry Derrington estimates that this increased access to broadband could forge a workforce of 11 million rural Americans – Americans, he says, that “are highly qualified workers in high-growth industries such as technology and e-commerce; have an excellent work ethic; and enjoy a higher quality of life and lower cost of living than their urban counterparts.” Those factors mean companies can hire rural workers for up to 40 percent less than similarly qualified urban workers.
The plan – called the National Rural America Jobs Creation Plan, or NRAJCP – calls for public-private partnerships to fund each state equally through private investment matched by government bonds. Both investors and the bonds are repaid as companies mature and are sold.
“The public-private partnership is critical because it reduces the investors’ risks by 50 percent, while providing the necessary cash needed to start new companies and expand existing ones,” says Hytry Derrington. “Entrepreneurs will go where the cash is, and this means that money flowing to Tier 2 and smaller communities and cities will be a magnet for new jobs.”
The NRAJCP is unprecedented in that it targets rural communities in every state, but it is modeled after a similar, highly successful program in Ohio called the Third Frontier Program. Designed in 2002, Ohio has seen increased job growth and tax revenue from its efforts, earning $10 for every $1 invested. The program was recently extended to 2015.
Hytry Derrington, who helped design the rural component in Ohio’s Third Frontier program in 2005, believes that rural workers are one of the country’s best-kept secrets to a successful business strategy, both practically and in earning public trust.
“Rural Americans are ideal for companies currently using overseas outsourcing as a business strategy to save money. They work for comparable wages with no language or time-zone barriers, and there are fewer quality-control issues.
Additionally, a recent study by Princeton Survey Research Associates International showed that 85 percent of Americans hold a negative opinion of companies who move jobs overseas to take advantage of lower wages,” says Hytry Derrington.
“Rural America has had to reinvent itself to preserve the rural lifestyle, and lack of access to broadband has been one of the last remaining roadblocks to unlocking the talent of the American rural worker,” Hytry Derrington says. “The entire country can benefit from the impact if we take advantage of this opportunity.”
More information about the NRAJCP can be found at www.techshore.org/NRAJCP or by contacting Hytry Derrington at 920-482-4353.
About Rural America-- Rural America OnShore Outsourcing, Inc., a USA-leading rural onshoring outsourcing company, provides clients worldwide with a variety of outsourcing services, such as Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO); software/website development, web/print graphic design, Creative Design Outsourcing (CDO™), Business Process Outsourcing (BPO); Marketing Process Outsourcing (MPO), interactive marketing, sales support, and more.
A minority owned company, Rural America OnShore Outsourcing enables customers to cut project and labor expenses by up to 40 percent by using lower cost, rural-based professionals providing a superior outsourcing alternative so businesses need not send projects offshore nor use expensive urban vendors.
With Business Development offices nationwide, Rural America OnShore Outsourcing is currently recruiting talent in 47 states.
More information is available at www.RuralAmericaonShore.com.
Useful links related to this news item:
Additional information and updates on NRAJCP
www.techshore.org/NRAJCP
U.S. National Broadband Plan and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
http://www.broadband.gov
http://blog.broadband.gov/?entryId=1578165
www.recovery.gov/news/featured/pages/broadband.aspx
www.broadband.gov/plan/executive-summary/
Ohio’s Third Frontier Program
www.thirdfrontier.com/History.htm
(www.development.ohio.gov/ohiothirdfrontier/Documents/RecentPublications/Third_Frontier_Annual_Report2009.pdf
Jobs in Rural America
http://www.newnorthb2b.com/going-digital-in-dairyland.html
Princeton Survey Research Associates International
http://pac.org/pulse/report.pdf
U.S. Connect America Fund
http://www.fcc.gov/blog/connect-america-fund-putting-consumers-map
Information for contacting state and federal representatives to ask them to support NRAJCP
http://www.votesmart.org/
Safe Harbor Statement: Statements in this press release may contain forward-looking statements based on management’s current expectations, estimates and projections. Words such as “anticipates,” “intends,” “plans,” “estimates,” variations of such words and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected or implied in the forward-looking statements. Rural America Onshore Sourcing is not undertaking any obligation to release publicly any updates to any forward looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this release or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
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The impetus for this plan, says Hytry Derrington, is The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which provides $7.2 billion to fund broadband expansion across the U.S., which will add new users and upgrade existing Internet users. The result will be millions of online workers entering the virtual workforce – particularly in rural America where broadband access has traditionally been lacking.
“This commitment by the U.S. government to fund broadband expansion will put workers in the job market,” Hytry Derrington explains. “We are facing an unprecedented opportunity to invest in new and existing companies and give jobs to millions of rural Americans.”
Hytry Derrington estimates that this increased access to broadband could forge a workforce of 11 million rural Americans – Americans, he says, that “are highly qualified workers in high-growth industries such as technology and e-commerce; have an excellent work ethic; and enjoy a higher quality of life and lower cost of living than their urban counterparts.” Those factors mean companies can hire rural workers for up to 40 percent less than similarly qualified urban workers.
The plan – called the National Rural America Jobs Creation Plan, or NRAJCP – calls for public-private partnerships to fund each state equally through private investment matched by government bonds. Both investors and the bonds are repaid as companies mature and are sold.
“The public-private partnership is critical because it reduces the investors’ risks by 50 percent, while providing the necessary cash needed to start new companies and expand existing ones,” says Hytry Derrington. “Entrepreneurs will go where the cash is, and this means that money flowing to Tier 2 and smaller communities and cities will be a magnet for new jobs.”
The NRAJCP is unprecedented in that it targets rural communities in every state, but it is modeled after a similar, highly successful program in Ohio called the Third Frontier Program. Designed in 2002, Ohio has seen increased job growth and tax revenue from its efforts, earning $10 for every $1 invested. The program was recently extended to 2015.
Hytry Derrington, who helped design the rural component in Ohio’s Third Frontier program in 2005, believes that rural workers are one of the country’s best-kept secrets to a successful business strategy, both practically and in earning public trust.
“Rural Americans are ideal for companies currently using overseas outsourcing as a business strategy to save money. They work for comparable wages with no language or time-zone barriers, and there are fewer quality-control issues.
Additionally, a recent study by Princeton Survey Research Associates International showed that 85 percent of Americans hold a negative opinion of companies who move jobs overseas to take advantage of lower wages,” says Hytry Derrington.
“Rural America has had to reinvent itself to preserve the rural lifestyle, and lack of access to broadband has been one of the last remaining roadblocks to unlocking the talent of the American rural worker,” Hytry Derrington says. “The entire country can benefit from the impact if we take advantage of this opportunity.”
More information about the NRAJCP can be found at www.techshore.org/NRAJCP or by contacting Hytry Derrington at 920-482-4353.
About Rural America-- Rural America OnShore Outsourcing, Inc., a USA-leading rural onshoring outsourcing company, provides clients worldwide with a variety of outsourcing services, such as Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO); software/website development, web/print graphic design, Creative Design Outsourcing (CDO™), Business Process Outsourcing (BPO); Marketing Process Outsourcing (MPO), interactive marketing, sales support, and more.
A minority owned company, Rural America OnShore Outsourcing enables customers to cut project and labor expenses by up to 40 percent by using lower cost, rural-based professionals providing a superior outsourcing alternative so businesses need not send projects offshore nor use expensive urban vendors.
With Business Development offices nationwide, Rural America OnShore Outsourcing is currently recruiting talent in 47 states.
More information is available at www.RuralAmericaonShore.com.
Useful links related to this news item:
Additional information and updates on NRAJCP
www.techshore.org/NRAJCP
U.S. National Broadband Plan and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
http://www.broadband.gov
http://blog.broadband.gov/?entryId=1578165
www.recovery.gov/news/featured/pages/broadband.aspx
www.broadband.gov/plan/executive-summary/
Ohio’s Third Frontier Program
www.thirdfrontier.com/History.htm
(www.development.ohio.gov/ohiothirdfrontier/Documents/RecentPublications/Third_Frontier_Annual_Report2009.pdf
Jobs in Rural America
http://www.newnorthb2b.com/going-digital-in-dairyland.html
Princeton Survey Research Associates International
http://pac.org/pulse/report.pdf
U.S. Connect America Fund
http://www.fcc.gov/blog/connect-america-fund-putting-consumers-map
Information for contacting state and federal representatives to ask them to support NRAJCP
http://www.votesmart.org/
Safe Harbor Statement: Statements in this press release may contain forward-looking statements based on management’s current expectations, estimates and projections. Words such as “anticipates,” “intends,” “plans,” “estimates,” variations of such words and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected or implied in the forward-looking statements. Rural America Onshore Sourcing is not undertaking any obligation to release publicly any updates to any forward looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this release or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
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512-632-9636
http://www.ruralamericaonshore.com
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920-482-4353
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