Elkridge, MD. November 23, 2009 – Global performance improvement solutions provider General Physics Corporation (GP), the operating subsidiary of GP Strategies Corporation (NYSE: GPX), announced today that its multi-year contract with a leading global software corporation has been expanded to allow GP to provide delivery, learning infrastructure, and learning operations and logistics services in addition to their existing contract for content development and vendor management.
“This addendum to the contract allows us to provide additional services to our client, covering the entire spectrum of learning and development activities to the enterprise that is beyond our original engagement. Since the initial rollout of this engagement, this Company has become a top 10 customer in terms of revenue to GP. GP’s team has done an exceptional job in meeting or exceeding its service-level agreements in the first six months of this engagement. This expansion of learning services is a testament to the performance, hard work and dedication of our team,” said Don Duquette, Executive Vice President of GP.
About GP
GP is the principal operating subsidiary of GP Strategies Corporation (NYSE: GPX). GP is a global performance improvement solutions provider of sales and technical training, e-Learning solutions, management consulting and engineering services. GP’s solutions improve the effectiveness of organizations by delivering innovative and superior training, consulting and business improvement services, customized to meet the specific needs of its clients. Clients include Fortune 500 companies, manufacturing, process and energy industries, and other commercial and government customers. Additional information may be found at http://www.gpworldwide.com.
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Scott N. Greenberg
Chief Executive Officer
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Sharon Esposito-Mayer
Chief Financial Officer
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Jamie Coffey
Director, Communications
(443) 255-3400
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