Hartford Mayor Names Tech Exec to Head Development Services
Real estate’s new point person in Hartford City Hall will be a leading local tech executive.
Real estate’s new point person in Hartford City Hall will be a leading local tech executive.
Trinity College’s newly-completed innovation center in downtown Hartford creates an academic-corporate partnership with InfoSys and the Digital Health CT accelerator on new entrepreneurship programs.
There is talk that Infosys may open an office in Stamford, however tech workers John Robert and Craig DiAngelo have formed a group, the Connecticut Tech Worker Coalition, in opposition to this.
The publication reports Infosys has pledged to hire 1,000 people in Hartford in the next four years, and currently employs around 700 people in Connecticut.
Tech giant Infosys’ decision to put down stakes in Hartford is a long-awaited vote of confidence for the beleaguered capital city’s commercial real estate market.
Global consulting and technology firm Infosys will open its next technology and innovation hub in Hartford. The $20.6 million project will see the creation of 1,000 tech jobs in the state’s capital city by 2022.