It’s important to know who you’re partnering with.
nextSource is a privately held, woman-owned professional services firm with over 25 years’ experience in extended workforce management.
We provide services such as:
• Managing the entire temporary worker process (MSP)
• Acting as your global Employer of Record/payrolling service for pre-identified workers (EOR)
• Identifying and managing the risk associated with Independent Contractors (AOR/IC)
• Managing projects and deliverables under a Statement of Work (SOW)
• Leveraging your brand to find resources by skill set, location, and strategic business initiatives such as diversity and inclusion goals (Talent Communities)
We do this by designing our clients’ programs to fit their exact needs, offering a dedicated (not shared) program office, and conducting an annual roadmap that ensures that your program will continue to add value as business conditions and your needs change.
Syrah Resources (“Syrah” or “the Company”) is an Australian Securities Exchange listed industrial minerals and technology company with its flagship Balama Graphite Operation in Mozambique and a downstream Active Anode Material Project in the United States. Syrah’s vision is to be the world’s leading supplier of superior quality graphite and anode material products, working closely with customers and the supply chain to add value in battery and industrial markets.
As North America’s only producer of natural graphite, Northern Graphite is in a unique and strategic position. Our role extends beyond mere supply; we are at the forefront of powering electric vehicles with essential battery anode materials. It is more than a business for us – it’s about being a key player in the global shift towards electrification.
Northern Graphite’s strategy is to leverage our unique position to become a vertically integrated mine-to-market company meeting the growing needs of the North American and European markets by producing graphite, supplying battery anode material and redefining carbon material solutions for industrial markets.