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Rapid Sales Growth Leads SRC Technologies to New Offices

Green Bay, Wis. – October 18, 2011 – SRC Technologies hosted a special “Greet and Eat” to celebrate their new location at 3148 Mid Valley Drive in DePere, Wisconsin. Employees, family members, clients and community leaders participated in the event.

SRC Technologies is led by B.J. Havlik, President; Mike Venaccio, Chief Technology Officer; and Patty Albers, Director of Business Operations. Their culture is focused on the client and what they need. As a result, the company has grown in size, number of clients served, and employees.

"We are excited our new offices are located between the Fox Cities and Green Bay," he said. “Our location provides easy access for all of our employees. It also enables us to easily reach our local clients, while providing access to our national clients via Austin Straubel or Outagamie County airports.”

Fred Monique, Chamber of Commerce Interim President, says SRC Technologies is poised for continued growth because of their commitment to client service and expertise in IT consulting and infrastructure. Their move and plans for hiring more employees will contribute to the economic growth of Brown County.

SRC Technologies, located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, provides IT infrastructure management and consulting services for small and medium size companies (SMB) and corporations. Since 2008, they have supported clients who represent a variety of industries: manufacturing, food processing, business services, consulting, engineering and publishing.

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SRC Technologies will move into Smet HQ in Lawrence

Green Bay Press Gazette – July16, 2011 –SRC Technologies is the company moving into the Smet Construction Services' soon-to-be-former headquarters in Lawrence.

Smet said in June it had outgrown the office at 3148 Mid Valley Drive and would be moving to the building it owns at Dousman Street and Broadway in downtown Green Bay. It will retain its maintenance shop on Mid Valley Drive, he said.

SRC, an IT consulting firm with clients that have sites around the world, will move from the Advance Business Assistance Center incubator in September, when Smet makes its move. An open house is planned for October.

B.J. Havlik is president of SRC. Mike Venaccio is chief technology officer, and Patty Albers is director of business operations.

The company has doubled sales each year since its founding in 2008 and has outgrown its offices as well.

Havlik said the Lawrence location puts the company between Green Bay and Appleton as well as giving it convenient access to Austin Straubel International Airport in Ashwaubenon and Outagamie County Airport in Greenville.

The company provides services for anything that has to do with IT infrastructure, such as servers, networks, applications, back-office systems, tools, desktops, data centers and more.

SRC has 15 employees.

Written by
Richard Ryman