FFI

Type: Public
On the web: http://www.fdvi.net
Employees: 464
Employee growth: (7.8%)

Once a holding company owning several diversified businesses, Fortune Industries now seeks its fortune as a PEO. As a professional employer organization (PEO), Fortune Industries provides outsourced human resource services to small and midsized businesses (1 to 1,000 employees) in such areas as HR management, payroll, benefits, and tax processing. In order to focus solely on its PEO operations, in late 2008 the company divested subsidiary J.H. Drew, which made roadway guardrails and structural steel for commercial buildings, and a wireless infrastructure unit that catered to the telecommunications industry. In conjunction with the refocus, the company is changing its name to Fortune Employer Solutions.

Key numbers for fiscal year ending August, 2008:
Sales: $158.4M
One year growth: 0.0%
Net income: ($19.0)M

Officers:
Chairman and Treasurer: Carter M. Fortune
President, CEO, and Director: John F. Fisbeck
President: Tena Mayberry

Competitors:
Administaff
ADP
Gevity HR

FFI may refer to:

• Final Fantasy I (video game), the first game in the Square RPG franchise
• Fauna and Flora International (formerly the Fauna and Flora Preservation Society), a conservation group
• Fatal familial insomnia, a very rare inherited brain disease
• Foreign function interface, an aid to interoperability between programming languages
• French Forces of the Interior (Forces Françaises de l'Intérieur), French resistance fighters during World War II
• Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (Forsvarets forskningsinstitutt), a research and development institute in the Norwegian Armed Forces
• ffi (ffi), a common typographical ligature
• Fellow of the Flag Institute
• Fuel Freedom International, a multi-level marketing company based in Florida, USA
• Faith Freedom International, a website critical of Islam created by Ali Sina
• Final Fight, a fighting action video game, sometimes abbreviated FFi
• Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate, a Roman Catholic institute of religious life.

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