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V-Soft Consulting Group Expands Its Jefferson County, Kentucky, Operations Center

09/18/2014
V-Soft Consulting Group Inc. plans to expand its company headquarters in Jefferson County, Kentucky, with plans to create up to 25 new jobs and invest more than $200,000 into the project.

According to Governor Steve Beshear’s Office, the company is looking to expand its headquarters to increase its sales force and have a centralized location for additional technical personnel. With the growth of cloud-based technologies, the company says the Louisville facility on Stanley Gault Parkway can serve clients outside the state.

“This is a huge opportunity for V-Soft Consulting and its future business partners, but it’s an even bigger prospect for the community,” said V-Soft President Purna Veer. “We are looking forward to hiring more of Kentucky’s finest business professionals as well as having more opportunities to give back to our community.”

“We are getting a lot of traction with our newest business cluster, business services, and are seeing more growth in this sector by companies considering Louisville as a place to do business,” said Mayor Greg Fischer. “V-Soft’s expansion demonstrates Louisville’s great business environment, with its addition of high-wage jobs for our community.”

“Even more than the impact of 25 jobs, V-Soft is a company that helps make other companies better, and that benefit will mean even greater things down the road for Louisville and the Commonwealth,” said Governor Steve Beshear. “I’m pleased that V-Soft has chosen Kentucky to serve its clients around the world.”

An IT staffing and IT business solutions firm with employees across the U.S. and India, the company focuses on IT professional staffing and recruitment, custom application development and software implementations. V-Soft Consulting currently employs 55 professionals in Kentucky.

As an incentive to encourage the investment and job growth in Louisville, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority preliminarily approved the company for tax incentives of up to $200,000 through the Kentucky Business Investment program. The performance-based incentive allows a company to keep a portion of its investment over the term of the agreement through corporate income tax credits and wage assessments by meeting job and investment targets.

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