Randall W. Hatcher

Randall W. Hatcher

Since graduating from the University of Georgia in 1978, Randy

has worked for MAU (Management, Analysis, and Utilization Inc.),

a family-owned business founded by his father, the late William

G. Hatcher Sr. When Randy joined the company, it had just seven

full-time employees (including him, his brother, and father) and

twenty-five temporary employees working at customer locations in

Augusta, Georgia. Today, MAU’s reach extends to six continents and

over thirty countries, and it is one of the largest private, minority-owned

staffing and outsourcing firms in North America.

Randy has learned many lessons on his life journey. He has

come to recognize that companies of the future will survive

and flourish through their partnerships and that if businesses

do not continue to reinvent themselves, they will fail or be

commoditized. Most important to him is the value of operating

a business under Godly principles.

A past member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO),

Randy currently belongs to the World Presidents’ Organization

(WPO) and the Chief Executives’ Organization (CEO).

His life passions include influencing behavior to encourage

positive outcomes. In the business world, this aspiration has manifested

itself through his pioneering roles in both the staffing and

outsourcing industries, as well as through his many interactions

with business leaders, whether one-on-one or in group settings.

On the personal side, he enjoys teaching and stretching the minds

of others to more deeply consider the tenets of the Christian faith.

Randy lives in Augusta, Georgia. When he isn’t working, it is

likely he and his wife, Marilee, are spending time with their adult

children—Anne Randall, Baker, or Adam and his wife, Courtney—

and their two grandchildren, James David and Andrew.