Startup IT company announces plans for central Indiana headquarters with hundreds of workers
By APWednesday, October 28, 2009
Startup IT company plans hiring hundreds in Ind.
KOKOMO, Ind. — A startup information technology company plans to open its headquarters in central Indiana and potentially hire hundreds of workers in the coming years.
The founders of Zuna Infotech announced Wednesday that they would base the company in Kokomo’s technology park.
The company says it plans to hire 400 workers by 2012 and wants to provide technology functions and business services often outsourced to other countries, concentrating on security, health care and technical support.
Gov. Mitch Daniels joined in the Kokomo announcement.
Later Wednesday, he visited northeastern Indiana to announce that grill maker Onward Manufacturing Co. will locate it first U.S. grill production center in Huntington, bringing about 300 new jobs the city by 2011.
Tags: Indiana, Kokomo, North America, Personnel, United States
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