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May 1st, 2004 Technical
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The new Louisville office (633 Baxter Avenue, Louisville, KY) signifies the company’s dedicated focus on the technology needs of the city of Louisville and the state of Kentucky. The new office will provide existing and potential customers with Technical Youth’s high quality technology staffing and supplemental services. “Louisville’s leading technology sectors – from healthcare to retail to logistics – are changing the way they conduct business by embracing new technologies,” said Jerry Ewing, Louisville Branch Manager. “From our new office, Technical Youth will provide the best technology and IT service professionals to help Kentucky’s industries and government streamline their business operations and compete successfully in the digital economy.” Technical Youth,
established in 2000, was launched as an alternative to high priced consultancies
and staff augmentation companies. Technical Youth has built a strong
reputation of delivering innovative solutions for technical projects
across the Midwest. Britesource, Technical Youth’s sister company,
specializes in high end technology professionals ranging from web services
developers to infrastructure engineers. Technical Youth and Britesource
have been recognized for four consecutive years as one of Indiana’s
most successful technology-based companies. As one of the most successful
and fastest growing information technology companies in the Midwest,
Technical Youth serves the following markets: Indianapolis, Detroit,
Louisville, Cincinnati, and Chicago. |
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