Awecomm adds 5, plans to double staff
Awecomm Technologies is in the midst of a nice little growth spurt since the last time we checked in with the Troy-based firm a year ago.Last September, the company employed 15 people and a couple of interns. Today, that number is 20, plus full-time interns. The web-services firm plans to double its staff within the next year.”We’re really growing and branching out,” says Brent Yax, CEO of Awecomm Technologies. The web-development firm started out with six staffers 10 years ago, hosting websites for small- to medium-sized businesses. The launch of Awecomm Technologies Web Strategies Group in recent years helped send the company’s revenue into triple-digit growth. Yax expects good word of mouth to drive future sales. That strategy is what the company depended on to get where it is today.Source: Brent Yax, CEO of Awecomm TechnologiesWriter: Jon Zemke
Awecomm Technologies is in the midst of a nice little growth spurt since the last time we checked in with the Troy-based firm a year ago.
Last September, the company employed 15 people and a couple of interns. Today, that number is 20, plus full-time interns. The web-services firm plans to double its staff within the next year.
“We’re really growing and branching out,” says Brent Yax, CEO of Awecomm Technologies.
The web-development firm started out with six staffers 10 years ago, hosting websites for small- to medium-sized businesses. The launch of Awecomm Technologies Web Strategies Group in recent years helped send the company’s revenue into triple-digit growth.
Yax expects good word of mouth to drive future sales. That strategy is what the company depended on to get where it is today.
Source: Brent Yax, CEO of Awecomm Technologies
Writer: Jon Zemke
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