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Infinisource to add 30 jobs in Coldwater
Kathy Jennings
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
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The story of Infinisource has been one of change and growth since its beginnings in 1986. The latest move sees it growing in place in Coldwater.
Infinisource has extended for five years its lease in the Roosevelt Building, 15 E. Washington St., in Coldwater. The new lease will make it possible for 30 jobs to be added immediately there. That will bring the staff in Coldwater to 175 and the company says it anticipates further growth.
Infinisource
has spent over $1 million in updates and improvements to the interior of the Roosevelt Building since it moved in 10 years ago, completely renovating everything but the outer walls and foundation.
The company's roots trace back to helping companies comply with COBRA law. It moved into services such as payroll, time and attendance, benefits administration, and other products and services used in human resources. To reflect those moves the company changed its name from COBRA Compliance Systems, Inc. to Infinisource in 2003.
In 2011, Infinisource and technology innovator America OnShore merged and the two began to offer their services in the Cloud as a Software as a Service company. A year later Infinisource added Qqest, a growing provider of time and attendance solutions.
Infinisource now has 400 employees and locations in Charlotte, NC; Sandy, UT; and Coldwater. It serves 63,000 business customers.
“We are very excited to expand our employment footprint in Coldwater because the talent we find in the region matches well with our core values and culture," says Dave Dawson, Chief Executive Officer. "Infinisource accomplishes our vision every day through the courage, curiosity and hard work of our employees. We strive to be a workplace where employees are valued, listened to and provided opportunity for growth.”
Source: Julie Smith, Infinisource, Inc.
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