Atrion planning for banner 2015

Atrion CEO Tim Hebert, center, is seen talking to Learning & Organizational Development Manager, Jamie Boughman, left, and Intern Ryan Vigneau, right. At a recent meeting with employees, Hebert said that the company plans to grow revenue by 30 percent to reach $145 million in the next 12 months.  / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
Atrion CEO Tim Hebert, center, is seen talking to Learning & Organizational Development Manager, Jamie Boughman, left, and Intern Ryan Vigneau, right. At a recent meeting with employees, Hebert said that the company plans to grow revenue by 30 percent to reach $145 million in the next 12 months. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

WARWICK – Atrion CEO Tim Hebert held a Town Hall session at the company’s headquarters earlier this month, where he told his employees that 2014 was a good year for the information technology provider, but 2015 will be even better.
Approximately 250 employees attended the session, where they were told that the company plans to grow revenue by 30 percent to reach $145 million in the next 12 months. That would continue its pattern of double-digit growth for seven consecutive years, according to information provided by Atrion.

The company soon will finalize a merger with its New Jersey-based sister company, an 18-person, $15 million a year information technology integrator.

That merger will allow Atrion to add more than 70 new jobs over the next year, with approximately 20 new hires slated for next month.
“Since our inception, we have built our company around the notion that Atrion not only desires to grow – rather it’s an imperative. Growth is in our DNA, the fabric of our company,” Hebert said in a statement. “Our life at Atrion consists of seeing our vision, dreaming big and bringing those ideas to life. I believe that we can become more in 2015 simply because we are more.”

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