I don't remember seeing this in the St. Louis Business Journal or St. Louis Post-Dispatch. However, with the Boeing announcement, here's more good news.
Apparently, this was a quiet ribbon-cutting.
World Wide Technology (WWT), one of the region's biggest private companies, opened its new headquarters expansion in St. Louis County on April 24th. The nearly 60,000 square foot building known as 701 Fee Fee (Maryland Heights), will serve as WWT's corporate and administrative offices.
It's a small built-to-suit building, but this expansion is further indication of St. Louis' growing IT sector.
At $5-billion, WWT is one of St. Louis' largest private firms, the nation's largest minority-owned firm and often ranks in the Fortune 100 for Best Places To Work. It has 2,200 employess - about a 600 of them in St. Louis.
WWT also has a 700,000 sf distribution center at Gateway Commerce Center in Madison.
World Wide Technology, Inc. (WWT) is a systems integrator that provides innovative technology and supply chain solutions to the commercial, government and telecom sectors.
Apparently, this was a quiet ribbon-cutting.
World Wide Technology (WWT), one of the region's biggest private companies, opened its new headquarters expansion in St. Louis County on April 24th. The nearly 60,000 square foot building known as 701 Fee Fee (Maryland Heights), will serve as WWT's corporate and administrative offices.
It's a small built-to-suit building, but this expansion is further indication of St. Louis' growing IT sector.
At $5-billion, WWT is one of St. Louis' largest private firms, the nation's largest minority-owned firm and often ranks in the Fortune 100 for Best Places To Work. It has 2,200 employess - about a 600 of them in St. Louis.
WWT also has a 700,000 sf distribution center at Gateway Commerce Center in Madison.
World Wide Technology, Inc. (WWT) is a systems integrator that provides innovative technology and supply chain solutions to the commercial, government and telecom sectors.