Ken Vinge Interview - Calgary - Canada's Podcast

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Ken Vinge is the President and Co-founder of Equation Staffing Employment Solutions, a Calgary-based firm offering staffing and recruitment services and connecting candidates with temporary, contract, project and permanent employment opportunities. Ken has a 32+ year career in the Alberta staffing industry, having worked in both Edmonton and Calgary.

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