Technology company
opens Hurricane office
The below article from the Charleston Daily Mail highlights the opening of Global Science and Technology's expansion in the Kanawha Valley.
Tuesday August 08, 2006
Global Science & Technology announced it has hired three additional employees and opened an office in Hurricane to serve the Kanawha Valley.
"We're building a team committed to delivering leading edge information-technology solutions to the Kanawha Valley that our customers throughout the country have grown to expect," Cannon Wadsworth, Global Science & Technology's director of state and commercial projects, said in a prepared statement.
The company's new office is at 3751 Teays Valley Road. The additional employees are:
Daniel Carter, a 12-year technology veteran who helps Global Science & Technology support a variety of projects for state agencies, joined the company last year. He previously worked for Ablesoft in Charleston.
Marc Beacom, who has worked as a consultant and information technology sales professional in state government and commercial markets for 20 years. He currently is an account manager and recruiter. He has expertise in document imaging and data management solutions; outsourced application development projects; and recruiting and staffing. He joined the company in May. He previously worked for CDI Information Technology Services in Charleston.
Jeff Sines, a Gulf War veteran. His background includes computer and document-imaging systems. He joined the company in July. He previously worked for EMC Corp. in Charleston.
Wadsworth said Global Science & Technology sees a lot of potential in the Kanawha Valley market and plans to hire more people in the near future.
"GST already has a strong track record of providing cost-effective and efficient technology solutions to the state and we believe our new office and capable staff will be keys to expanding our success story," he said.
Global Science & Technology was established in 1991. The company is headquartered in Greenbelt, Md. The company bought TMC Technologies Inc. of Fairmont in March 2005.
In addition to the three employees at its office in Hurricane, the company currently has 76 employees in Fairmont; 2 in Morgantown; 169 in the Washington, D.C., metro area; 2 in Colorado, and 9 in North Carolina.
opens Hurricane office
The below article from the Charleston Daily Mail highlights the opening of Global Science and Technology's expansion in the Kanawha Valley.
Tuesday August 08, 2006
Global Science & Technology announced it has hired three additional employees and opened an office in Hurricane to serve the Kanawha Valley.
"We're building a team committed to delivering leading edge information-technology solutions to the Kanawha Valley that our customers throughout the country have grown to expect," Cannon Wadsworth, Global Science & Technology's director of state and commercial projects, said in a prepared statement.
The company's new office is at 3751 Teays Valley Road. The additional employees are:
Daniel Carter, a 12-year technology veteran who helps Global Science & Technology support a variety of projects for state agencies, joined the company last year. He previously worked for Ablesoft in Charleston.
Marc Beacom, who has worked as a consultant and information technology sales professional in state government and commercial markets for 20 years. He currently is an account manager and recruiter. He has expertise in document imaging and data management solutions; outsourced application development projects; and recruiting and staffing. He joined the company in May. He previously worked for CDI Information Technology Services in Charleston.
Jeff Sines, a Gulf War veteran. His background includes computer and document-imaging systems. He joined the company in July. He previously worked for EMC Corp. in Charleston.
Wadsworth said Global Science & Technology sees a lot of potential in the Kanawha Valley market and plans to hire more people in the near future.
"GST already has a strong track record of providing cost-effective and efficient technology solutions to the state and we believe our new office and capable staff will be keys to expanding our success story," he said.
Global Science & Technology was established in 1991. The company is headquartered in Greenbelt, Md. The company bought TMC Technologies Inc. of Fairmont in March 2005.
In addition to the three employees at its office in Hurricane, the company currently has 76 employees in Fairmont; 2 in Morgantown; 169 in the Washington, D.C., metro area; 2 in Colorado, and 9 in North Carolina.
posted by Charleston West Virginia Economic Development
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