Technology company Integrated Technology Group (ITG) will make its home in Amherst County in July, bringing 22 full-time, high-wage jobs to the area, county officials announced Thursday. <\/p>\n
ITG, which provides commercial technology solutions to the central and southwest regions of Virginia, is looking to expand to new markets and double its employee base over the next five years, according to a news release from the Amherst Economic Development Authority. <\/p>\n
The company will move into the Amelon Commerce Center in Madison Heights, utilizing a building owned by the countys Economic Development Authority. The building ITG will occupy is more than 6,300 square feet and was formerly leased to CMC Rebar. <\/p>\n
Gaining a tech company like ITG is a great win for Amherst County. The partnership between the EDA and ITG will provide jobs and economic growth for Amherst for years to come, EDA Chairman Calvin Kennon said in a statement. <\/p>\n
According to ITG, the company is a managed services provider that delivers enterprise-quality technology products and services to small\/mid-size businesses. ITGs five core competencies include IT products and services, IP telephony, security and access control, building automation and structured cabling, according to the release. <\/p>\n
The EDA has been extremely accommodating, and the ITG team could not be more excited to begin this relationship with the businesses of Amherst county as well as invest in the Amherst community, Paul Meadows, ITG President\/CEO, said in the release. Being involved in our community is important to us, and we look forward to helping the people of Amherst reach their full potential. <\/p>\n
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