Staffing & HR Acquisitions in Utah

Vensure Employer Solutions acquired Distro, an AI-powered recruiting platform based in Lehi, Utah, adding AI screening, résumé vetting, job matching and a 1.9 million-candidate network to its HR technology portfolio. The acquisition expands Vensure's recruiting automation capabilities and integrates Distro's AI-driven talent marketplace into Vensure's suite of employer-of-record and managed HR services.

hyrUP, a tech-enabled executive search and recruiting firm, has acquired Evolve Partners, a national boutique executive search firm focused on finance and accounting hires. The deal expands hyrUP's nationwide footprint and deepens its specialization in high-caliber finance and leadership talent, with Evolve Partners' founder Kate Brogden joining hyrUP's leadership team.

Paychex has acquired SixFifty Technologies, the legal-technology subsidiary of law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. The deal — terms undisclosed — transfers SixFifty's employment-law compliance and document-automation platform to Paychex to broaden its HCM and compliance capabilities.

G&A Partners, a Houston-based national PEO, acquired Teamworks Group, a Provo, Utah-based professional employer organization (PEO) and HR outsourcing provider. The transaction expands G&A Partners' presence in Utah County, adds local resources and relationships, and will allow Teamworks’ leadership to continue supporting staff and clients under the G&A platform.

Vensure Employer Solutions, a privately held HR/HCM technology and managed services provider headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, has acquired Utah-based Resource Management Inc. (RMI). The deal expands Vensure's HR outsourcing, payroll, benefits and compliance capabilities and extends its geographic and client reach within the HR/PEO market.

Hamilton Robinson Capital Partners, alongside WorkforceQA management, completed a recapitalization of WorkforceQA, a Salt Lake City–based tech-enabled third-party administrator of employee screening and compliance services. Gladstone Capital Corporation provided senior debt and a minority equity investment to support the transaction, which will fund technology and people investments and accelerate WorkforceQA's acquisition strategy.