Company bringing 112 jobs to Albany
Matt Trice, left, vice president of economic development programs for Albany technical College, completes an agreement with Matin Polo, center, CEO of PowerSports Plus LLC, for ATC to train new employees for Outdoor Network, which will bring an expected 112 new jobs to Albany. Jackie Rohosky, assistant commissioner of economic development programs with Georgia Quick Start, participated in the signing on June 25, 2012, at Albany Tech.
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