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Green Office Partner Launches Managed Print Services Program in Canada
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Green Office Partner
CHICAGO - PennZone -- Green Office Partner, a Chicago-based provider of business technology solutions, is extending its service offerings to businesses across Canada.

After more than a decade of offering managed print services, printing and copying equipment, document management consulting, intelligent workflow solutions, and robotic process automation (RPA) across the United States, Green Office Partner now offers the same level of support and value to Canadian partners.

Expanding services to its neighbors in the north has been a major company-wide initiative for many years. As of November 2023, Green Office Partner will support new and existing clients with operations anywhere in Canada thanks to its partnership with Xerox Canada.

"Green Office Partner is very excited to reach this milestone of being the only Xerox Partner that is operating on both sides of the USA/Canadian border," says Todd Gallagher, CEO and Co-Founder of Green Office Partner.

"Being able to offer a one-stop, seamless technology experience for companies with operations across Canada is a game changer for our clients," says Chris Gallagher,  Co-Founder of Green Office Partner. "Our American clients have been asking us for years to expand our services to their Canadian operations, so this has been a long time coming!"

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Prior to its Canadian expansion, Green Office Partner had an exciting and busy third quarter. In August, Green Office Partner made the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies in the United States. And in September, Green Office Partner was ranked as the #1 Best Place to Work in Chicago by Crain's Chicago Business.

Green Office Partner specializes in multi-location enterprise environments for multi-location organizations, offering a single platform and point of contact to manage all its clients' document and process workflow needs. The company services clients in 49 states throughout the U.S. and the District of Columbia.

If your Canadian offices need help optimizing print and document workflow environments, contact Green Office Partner for a no-cost office technology assessment, where its team of professionals can review your business from top to bottom and identify areas that can be improved. To learn more, visit https://www.greenofficepartner.com

"Cheers! We look forward to growing our business while we help you grow yours."

-Green Office Partner

Source: Green Office Partner
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