Maker of automatic doors moves HQ from California to Tampa

Autoslide’s relocation will create 15 jobs; the company plans to lease a 6,840-square-foot space for an office, showroom, warehouse and training facility.

Autoslide President Joseph Castonguay, CEO and co-founder Mark Hancock, Senior Technical Specialist Brandon Lee and Western U.S. Business Development Manager Drue Addis.
Autoslide President Joseph Castonguay, CEO and co-founder Mark Hancock, Senior Technical Specialist Brandon Lee and Western U.S. Business Development Manager Drue Addis.
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Citing lower costs of doing business, a large talent pool, access to Port Tampa Bay and other qualities, Autoslide, a manufacturer of automatic door systems, has moved its headquarters from Glendale, California, to Tampa.

 

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