Brazil-Based nddPrint Establishes North American Headquarters In Columbus, Ohio Region
06/29/2015
The $135,000 investment, which includes a commitment of 20 new jobs over the next three years in Ohio, is a result of the company’s rapidly-increasing presence in the U.S. The specific site is yet to be determined, said officials from Columbus 2020.
“The Columbus Region’s talent base, exceptional cost of doing business, centralized location and diverse economic environment make it an excellent location for a global company,” said Gary Russ, COO, nddPrint, Inc. “We’re excited to locate our North American headquarters in Central Ohio.”
More than half of nddPrint’s $135,000 investment in the Columbus Region will go toward building costs, while the remaining dollars will support training its new North American employees. In July 2015, the IT solutions company will begin hiring 20 associates for its U.S. facility, including positions in IT analytics, business analytics, marketing, sales and project management.
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