eMazzanti Technologies to mark 17th anniversary, commemorating customer partnerships and consistent revenue growth in Roaring 20’s Style at 1OAK night club
Hoboken, NJ - (Cision) September 6, 2018 – Hoboken, New Jersey-based eMazzanti Technologies, today announced its 17-year anniversary, reached last month. To celebrate the milestone, the company planned a 17th Anniversary Party for customers, employees and vendors.
The anniversary celebration takes place at the stylish 1OAK club, 453 W 17th St., New York, NY, on Thursday September 13, 2018, at 7:00 PM. The company invites participants to “Join us in the Roaring 20’s for a Jazzy Evening of Festivities” and an opportunity to reminisce 17 years of mutual growth.
Since its founding in 2001, the NYC area IT consultant and Managed Services Provider (MSP), has enjoyed consistent double-digit growth, a string of accolades and successful, long-term customer relationships for 17 years. The technology company also appeared on every Inc. 5000 list from 2010 to 2017.
eMazzanti Technologies was founded in August 2001, just weeks before 9/11. The company built its success on helping other businesses survive and thrive through disasters such as 9/11, Hurricane Sandy and economic downturns. It partners closely with customers to continue growth through hard times and emerge stronger than the competition with the return of prosperity.
“We show our customers how to grow their business and enhance revenues with technology,” stated Jennifer Mazzanti, CEO, eMazzanti Technologies. “From the beginning, we have built our success on enhancing our customers’ security, longevity and prosperity.”
Last month, Co-founder and Vice President, Carl Mazzanti, was named a Finalist for the Innovator of the Year Award by the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program (NJMEP). The award honors those who “use innovation to improve business, better the NJ manufacturing community, or positively impact a STEM-related field.”
A three-time Microsoft Partner of the Year award winner, eMazzanti Technologies also boasts numerous accolades. The company has been named NJBIZ Business of the year, one of the world’s top MSPs and a Top 200 U.S. Microsoft Partner.
Growing along with the Hoboken technology company, eMazzanti’s customers sometimes outshine them. For example, before maturing into household names and international retail powerhouses, two growing retail chains relied on IT services from eMazzanti to support expanding operations.
Building on those successes, eMazzanti has developed a focus on retail technology, as well as manufacturing and distribution IT and other industries. Furthermore, the acquisition in 2016 of Liqui-site, an award-winning digital marketing agency provided a logical extension of IT services to the entire eMazzanti customer base.
In addition, the company announced in August the establishment of a branch office in Montreal. The strategic move expands eMazzanti’s services in Canada and adds French language support to several other languages spoken by the eMazzanti support team.
eMazzanti actively supports ocean wildlife conservation efforts with the company’s Blue Project. Through the Blue Project, the company is building bridges and awareness. Notably, the company recruits researchers as partners. Then, it works on better ways to share the research conducted in the name of the environment.
Looking ahead, the Mazzantis say that they expect continued growth in cloud services and retail IT. Likewise, the co-founders see increased demand for information governance, security and digital marketing solutions.
Having sustained revenue growth and productivity increases for 17 years, company leaders seek the same for customers and partners. Henceforward, through the current strong economy and for many years to come, mutual success remains their goal.
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