22nd Century Technologies expands headquarters in Fairfax County

22nd Century Technologies expands headquarters in Fairfax County
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Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that 22nd Century Technologies Inc. will invest $1 million to expand its headquarters in Fairfax County, Virginia, creating 880 new jobs. The company aims to support federal and state contracts through this expansion.

Governor Youngkin commented on the expansion: “22nd Century Technologies’ decision to expand in Virginia and create 880 new jobs speaks to the strength of our tech talent pipeline and our leadership in serving the nation’s most critical missions.” He emphasized the company’s role as a partner in delivering IT solutions and workforce support to government agencies.

Secretary of Commerce and Trade Juan Pablo Segura added, “Virginia’s pro-business environment and access to key decision-makers creates the ideal place for companies like 22nd Century Technologies to scale and succeed.”

Founded in 1997, 22nd Century Technologies is a Certified National Minority Business Enterprise with over 6,000 employees across North America. The company holds multi-year contracts with numerous federal agencies, state governments, city and county agencies, and school districts.

CEO Anil Sharma highlighted Virginia’s impact on their growth: “Virginia has been a game changer for us. Since moving our operational headquarters here in 2008, we’ve grown from a $6 million business to a $600 million government contractor.”

Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeffrey C. McKay expressed gratitude for the company’s choice of location: “We are deeply grateful to 22nd Century Technologies for continuing to choose Fairfax County as its home for innovation and growth.”

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership collaborated with local authorities to secure this project. Virginia was chosen over Texas, Florida, and West Virginia due to its skilled workforce and strategic location.

Senator Saddam Azlan Salim praised the expansion: “I’m pleased to congratulate 22nd Century Technologies on their continued success and expansion here in Fairfax County.”

The Virginia Jobs Investment Program will support job creation by providing services and funding for recruitment and training activities.



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