Cynergy Continues Expansion

Opens Boston Office to Support Growing RIA Practice

Jul. 9, 2008 10:15 AM

Cynergy Systems announced the opening of its Boston office. Located at 34 Farnsworth Street in the popular Seaport area, Cynergy’s newest office is in the heart of Boston’s growing digital media community.

Keith O’Donnell, vice president of Operations for Cynergy, commented, “Our Boston location serves two purposes. It enables us to tap into the area’s readily available brain trust of software development and user experience talent. Plus, it puts us in the heart of one of the country’s most vibrant business communities. We’re confident that organizations across a wide range of market sectors – financial services, ISVs, education and more – will benefit from Cynergy’s presence in theBostonarea.”

More information about Cynergy Boston can be accessed at www.cynergysystems.com or by calling 617.878.2166.

Qualified job candidates can submit their credentials by emailing careers@cynergysystems.com

For more information on Cynergy Systems contact Jeanne Achille, jeanne@devonpr.com at The Devon Group.

Published Jul. 9, 2008— Reads 1,249
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