Kforce Announces Organizational Changes Integral To The Firm's Three Year Plan

KFORCE ANNOUNCES ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES INTEGRAL TO THE FIRM’S THREE YEAR PLAN

• RANDY MARMON NAMED CHIEF CUSTOMER DEVELOPMENT
OFFICER
• SEVERAL KEY EXECUTIVES ASSUME LEADERSHIP ROLES

TAMPA, FL – January 7, 2009 – Kforce Inc. (NASDAQ: KFRC), a provider of professional
staffing services and solutions, today announced the following management changes.
Randy Marmon has been appointed as Chief Customer Development Officer. Mr. Marmon has
served as President for the East Region of Kforce since 2004. Mr. Marmon joined what was then Romac International in 1992 as a staffing consultant and was promoted to Market Director after being named Consultant of the Year in 1994. He was promoted to Market Vice President for the Atlanta region in 1995, and then to a series of corporate positions beginning in 1997. He served as Vice President for Major/National Accounts, Vice President for Strategic Business Relationships and Vice President for Business Development. David Dunkel, Chairman and CEO commented, “We are also very pleased to announce a number of strategic management changes that are a culmination of the past few years in preparing for the Firm’s three year plan. The moves that we are making recognize outstanding performance by key team members that have not only helped get Kforce to where it is today, but more importantly, will be instrumental in the future development of the Firm. I am pleased to announce the following promotions today:”

• Peter Alonso – Chief Talent Officer
• Sam Farrell – Chief Sales Officer
• Mark Biscoe – President Eastern Region
• Kristin Ellis – President HLS
• Kye Mitchell – President Atlantic Region

Mr. Dunkel continued, “We are very excited to have Randy lead our client and consultant development activities. In addition to his success in building and leading a highly successful business at scale, Randy has an extraordinary record of success in a number of strategic roles within the Firm. Perhaps most importantly, Randy has spent most of his career working directly with our clients, and he is well attuned to meeting the evolving market opportunities. Peter Alonso, Chief Talent Officer, has been with Kforce since 1985 and last served as President of the
Health and Life Sciences segment. Sam Farrell, Chief Sales Officer, has been with Kforce since 1998 and last served as Group President of the Health Information Management business. Mark Biscoe, President, Eastern Region, has been with Kforce since 2004, and last served as Market President, Northeast Region. Kristin Ellis, President of HLS, has been with Kforce since 1995 and last served as Group President Clinical Research. Kye Mitchell, President, Atlantic Region, has been with Kforce since 1998 and last served as Market President, Mid-Atlantic Region. Each
of these talented professionals has a track record of extraordinary accomplishments with the Firm and we believe they will make significant contributions to the Firm’s attainment of its three year plan. Stephen McMahan, Chief Sales Officer, is leaving the Firm. We thank Steve for his contributions and wish him all the best in the future.”

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