📅 - Software developer and Web hosting provider AlphaZeta (alphazeta.com) announced on Wednesday that it will move its corporate headquarters to the LaSalle and Wackerman building in downtown Chicago, effective March 29, 2005.
"We're extremely excited about moving into this one of a kind, thoroughly creative space, which allows us plenty of room for growth as well as affording us one of the nicest views of the city," says AlphaZeta CEO Michael Davies. "The LaSalle and Wacker building is home to a large number of technology firms and we're also very happy to join that community." The company will take over the top two floors of the building, which have been renovated with their specific needs in mind. "Our new space has a real place in Chicago lore and has been the launching grounds for quite a few successful companies. We hope to create our own chapter in the building's history in the years to come," says Davies. The company says the move will have little to no effect on the company's hosting clients as the company's data center will remain in Chicago's South Loop.
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