There is a new leadership team in charge of Tegrit, and the company has its eyes set on some significant growth.
The Livonia-based firm had made a name for itself in software, specifically from software/IT services for the pension industry. Some of its marquee clients include the Municipal Employees Retirement System of Michigan, and the pension fund for Fresno County in California.
"We built ourselves up from $8 million from almost exclusively pension software," says Jeff Adair, COO of
Tegrit.
Adair is part of a new trio of executives that has taken the reigns of the company this summer. He and Christian Curtis (the CTO) have worked at Tegrit for several years in leadership positions. They helped bring in Timothy McClure as the new CEO. He comes in with 10 new hires over the last year, all in IT positions. The firm now has a staff of 50 employees and four interns.
The new leadership team is aiming to grow the company's current tech focus. The firm is looking to expand its focus to other IT and software sectors to help diversify its customer base and grow its bottom line.
"We're looking to get a beachhead in new markets," Adair says. "Our objective is to become known as more than just pension software."
Source: Jeff Adair, COO of Tegrit
Writer: Jon Zemke
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