Black Box Opens Office in Albany, N.Y. -- Security Today

Black Box Opens Office in Albany, N.Y.

Sep 21, 2011

Black Box Corp. has announced the opening of a new office in Albany, N.Y.

Black Box has chosen Albany, New York’s capital city, as a location for its newest office due to expected growth in commercial development and its central location in Tech Valley. Commenting on the new location, Rick Taylor said, “We are very excited about our future development in Albany and the greater New York region. We are pleased to provide our clients with a local presence in Albany.”

Rick Taylor, regional director, Dennis Williamson, technical services manager, and Lauren Roge, account executive, will lead business development of the region.

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