Mr. Bill Troth

In April of 1969 a franchise of Electronic Systems Personnel was purchased in New Orleans by a man named Bill Troth, who had moved from Birmingham, Alabama, initially to start a branch of a construction firm he was employed with.ESP concentrated their recruiting efforts in the area of what at that time was called Data Processing.The company also did accounting and finance placement.When the headquarters of ESP in St. Louis folded shortly after the founding of the New Orleans group, Bill changed the name of the company to Accounting Personnel Consultants.

In 1974, Bill Troth left the company to attend Dallas Theological Seminary for the purpose of pursuing what he sensed was a call into vocational Christian ministry.Today, Bill is the director of a ministry in Decatur, Alabama.
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Having met Bill Troth, Bill invited Mr. Fagan to start the engineering placement arm of Accounting Personnel under the name, Engineering Personnel Consultants.
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Our founder, Bill Troth in 1969
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Our founder, Bill Troth in 1969

In April of 1969 a franchise of Electronic Systems Personnel was purchased in New Orleans by a man named Bill Troth, who had moved from Birmingham, Alabama, initially to start a branch of a construction firm he was employed with. ESP concentrated their recruiting efforts in the area of what at that time was called Data Processing. The company also did accounting and finance placement. When the headquarters of ESP in St. Louis folded shortly after the founding of the New Orleans group, Bill changed the name of the company to Accounting Personnel Consultants.

In 1974, Bill Troth left the company to attend Dallas Theological Seminary for the purpose of pursuing what he sensed was a call into vocational Christian ministry. Today, Bill is the director of a ministry in Decatur, Alabama.
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Having met Bill Troth, Bill invited Mr. Fagan to start the engineering placement arm of Accounting Personnel under the name, Engineering Personnel Consultants.