NEW DELHI, 7^th December, 2005 - exëvo a leading knowledge process outsourcing firm offering end-to-end market research and support services, today announced that it has partnered with several prominent management institutions in the city to provide its employees with an opportunity for furthering their skills and education and also hire best of breed talent from these prestigious institutes. The afore mentioned tie-ups are with The Fore School of Management for MCA, Department of Business Economics, Delhi University, Indian Institute of Planning and Management and Bharati Vidypeeth College of Engineering, New Delhi. These institutions are reputed to be the best in the industry for mathematics, analytical and technology education; skills that are at a premium in the KPO industry.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Manish Modi, President and CEO of exëvo, said, "Our endeavor is to provide all our employees with a fast track career path, thereby fuelling their growth in the company and providing them an opportunity to flourish. Strong analytical skills along with business and statistical intelligence are vital to our business and we plan to invest heavily in training and guiding our talent pool, to create a best-in-breed- knowledge centre that caters to the international market."

Under the tutelage of these institutes, not only will exëvo have access to the best talent, but will also be able to provide faster career growth to its employees.

exëvo's employees will be able to participate in programs specially designed for them and gain business, domain and technical skills at a rapid pace.

exëvo focuses on hiring graduates and post graduates with good communication skills, well-founded analytic ability, knowledge of business and statistical intelligence and process orientation. It recruits a mix of graduates from the science, arts and commerce streams for primary and secondary data collection projects; graduates in statistics with PG certification on specific tools and technologies for data processing projects; Market Research/KPO specific 'programmers' for designing and hosting of surveys. It also hires graduates in science, technology, mathematics, economics, statistics and other graduates who have an experience and orientation towards programming and variable treatment of data, data modeling and their related skill sets.