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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

Ignite Digital Services Plans Charleston, South Carolina, Headquarters-Operations Center

05/25/2023
Ignite Digital Services, a leading digital technology solutions company, plans to establish its headquarters in Charleston, South Carolina. The $966,426 project is expected to create 135 jobs.

The company will lease a facility at 1505 King Street. Operations are scheduled for 2024.

“The state of South Carolina and the Charleston metropolitan area provide the ideal environment for Ignite Digital Services to expand its operations and client portfolio. The region offers a high quality of life for its residents and attracts a wide pool of technology talent, both of which support the city and our organization’s rapid growth. We appreciate the work done by the Governor and Secretary of Commerce to drive the innovation economy in this area and are excited for this new opportunity to expand Charleston’s technology community,” Ignite Digital Services Chief Executive Officer Marc Murphy said.

Ignite Digital Services is an operational consulting company, providing program integration and data management services to commercial and national security customers. As a certified global UiPath Premier Public Sector Partner, the company uses modern technology and effective business solutions to ignite digital transformations across the industry.

"Charleston proves to be the right fit for Ignite Digital Services, offering a community rich in resources to support its headquarters. This decision is evidence that the company is strengthening its presence in the Southeast and capitalizing on logistics to access an expanding customer base. We are proud to support this project and look forward to the company's future endeavors,” Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III noted.

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