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Home News Regions Central Virginia Henrico County-based consulting firm moves corporate office

Henrico County-based consulting firm moves corporate office

Published October 6, 2017 by Robert Powell, III

Henrico County-based Summit Information Solutions has moved to larger corporate office in Glen Allen.

The 15-year-old consulting firm now occupies 4,139 square feet at its new location at 4870 Sadler Road, Suite 102. Its previous office in the Innsbrook Corporate Center had 1,600 square feet.

The company has a second office in Huntsville, Ala., which it opened in 2014. Summit has a total of 58 employees at the two sites.

“Summit has been fortunate to experience significant growth over the past few years,” Shuganti Caradonna, the company’s president, said in a statement. “We realized we needed a larger corporate office to support our expanding core operations, promote collaboration and innovation, and provide a modernized environment for our associates. Like many other consulting firms, our teams spend significant time with our clients. We want our team to know they have a work/home base they can return to and comfortably hang out, share ideas, deliver on projects, and discuss lessons learned.”

The company provides management services, technology services, engineering services and 3-D virtual learning. It serves customers in the banking, transportation and logistics industries as well as nonprofit organizations.

Summit is a Virginia-certified small, women and minority business (SWaM), which has been named to Best Places to Work in Virginia the small business category for 2015-2017.

The company was also named Business of the Year this year by the Virginia Asian Chamber of Commerce.

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