PCS Promotes Jake Ruddy to President of Delaware & Maryland
Delaware and Maryland Growth Continues to Expand Under Ruddy Leadership
Online, June 11, 2014 (Newswire.com) - PCS (www.helpmepcs.com), a leading regional IT company, announced today the appointment of Jake Ruddy as President of DE/MD, effective immediately.
Ruddy merged his firm, Micro Medic, with PCS in 2007, joining the PCS team as the Director of DE/MD.
"This appointment confirms what I knew when Jake Ruddy joined the PCS team," said Anthony Mongeluzo, PCS's CEO and president. "He was extremely talented, dedicated and had a larger vision for the direction of the company."
During his tenure with PCS, the business growth in the Delaware and Maryland region had significantly surpassed the goals both Mongeluzo and Ruddy established.
In 2013, Ruddy led PCS to earn the Delaware State Chamber Award of Excellence for 25 to 59 Employees and Cecil County Chamber Small Business of the Year for 25 to 50 employees.
"2013 was an exceptional year," said Ruddy. "We are working hard to build an IT support brand that people know and trust."
Mongeluzo is confident 2014 will continue in a growth mode as Ruddy drives PCS to a new level of success in Delaware and Maryland. Ruddy continues to have a direct impact on the growth of the company's managed service and IT support offerings.
"We're excited about the future," said Mongeluzo. "This appointment will allow Jake to focus on business development while managing a team to achieve PCS's 'second to none' customer service expectations."
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About PCS
PCS was founded in 2000 by Anthony Mongeluzo with the focus of guiding businesses to gain a competitive advantage by leveraging the latest technology. The team at PCS is committed to providing custom-tailored IT support solutions including: networking and server setup, 24-hour network monitoring, data backup and security, hardware sales, and assistive technology. It has clients nationwide and offices in three states (New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware).
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