KFORCE Business Summary

Kforce Inc. (KFRC) is a specialized professional staffing and solutions provider that generates revenue primarily through a time-and-materials "Flex" staffing model, which accounted for the bulk of its $1.33 billion in 2025 revenue. The company’s operations are bifurcated into two segments: Technology, representing 93% of total revenue and focusing on high-end IT talent for digital transformation and cloud initiatives, and Finance and Accounting (FA), which contributes 7% and targets specialized roles such as financial planning and business intelligence. Kforce is currently executing a multi-year technology transformation, including a 2027-targeted Workday implementation and the expansion of its multi-shore delivery capabilities via a development center in Pune, India, established in 2024. Within the market, Kforce competes with Robert Half (RHI), ASGN Incorporated (ASGN), and ManpowerGroup (MAN), distinguishing itself as a premium, domestic-focused niche player that ranks as the sixth-largest U.S. technology temporary staffing firm. The executive leadership is anchored by President and CEO Joseph J. Liberatore, a 30-year veteran of the firm who assumed the CEO role in 2022. He is supported by Jeffrey B. Hackman, Chief Financial Officer and Principal Financial Officer, and David M. Kelly, who serves as Chief Operating Officer and Corporate Secretary. The company was founded by David L. Dunkel, who remains Chairman of the Board after serving as CEO for over 35 years and leading the firm through its 1995 IPO and subsequent growth into a billion-dollar enterprise. Other key leaders include Manish Mohan, Chief Global Talent Solutions Officer, and David Bair, President of Consulting Solutions. Kforce’s governance is bolstered by a board featuring industry veterans like Randall Mehl and Catherine Cloudman, and the company maintains significant institutional backing from major shareholders including BlackRock and Vanguard.