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Call center company commits to growth with new building plan

Wisconsin-based Alta Resources has morphed into a Southwest Florida hiring machine behind explosive growth in clients. Training to mirror Fortune 500 clients it serves is paramount.

Alta Resources Chairman and CEO Jim Beré says the company's planned new building in Skyplex at Southwest Florida International Airport is a commitment to the company's presence in Fort Myers. Andrew Warfield photo
Alta Resources Chairman and CEO Jim Beré says the company's planned new building in Skyplex at Southwest Florida International Airport is a commitment to the company's presence in Fort Myers. Andrew Warfield photo
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Alta Resources endeavors to be the biggest company you’ve never heard about.

The Wisconsin-based call center company recently took the next step toward that end, with the unveiling of its future building, a new construction project that will eventually replace its current space, in the Gateway community in east Fort Myers.

 

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