Our journey began in 1992, when our founder transitioned directly from college into full-time business, with a B.S. in Computer Science and a Certificate in African-American Studies from the University of Maryland College Park. Early experiences, such as working in the Computer Department at the University of Pennsylvania Bookstore and interning at General Electric (earning a Top Secret Security Clearance), laid the foundation for our company’s mission and values.

We have been recognized by the African American Chamber of Commerce with the 2014 Small Business of the Year Award, among other accolades. Our success is built on a commitment to technical excellence, clear communication, competitive pricing, and a genuine investment in our clients' success.

Black History in Philadelphia and the Importance of Black-Owned Businesses

Philadelphia holds a rich and influential place in Black history, dating back to its role as a hub for the abolitionist movement. Home to one of the oldest Black churches in America, Mother Bethel A.M.E., and institutions such as the African American Museum in Philadelphia, the city has long been a center for Black culture, education, and entrepreneurship. From the achievements of Octavius Catto in civil rights activism to the thriving Black business districts of the early 20th century, Philadelphia has consistently been a place of resilience and progress.

Today, Black-owned businesses play a crucial role in driving economic growth, fostering community development, and creating opportunities for future generations. By supporting Black entrepreneurship, we help bridge economic gaps, promote financial independence, and celebrate the legacy of innovation and excellence within our community. We are proud to contribute to this legacy by fostering partnerships, mentoring upcoming entrepreneurs, and investing in initiatives that uplift Black businesses in Philadelphia.