Thrive acquires Longleaf Network to expand cybersecurity and cloud services in North Carolina

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Thrive, a leading global technology outsourcing provider specializing in cybersecurity, cloud, and IT managed services, has announced its acquisition of The Longleaf Network, a prominent provider based in North Carolina. This strategic move allows The Longleaf Network’s customers to benefit from Thrive’s advanced global Security Operation Center (SOC) and extensive cloud capabilities, supported by over 1,300 technology experts worldwide. The integration of The Longleaf Network with Thrive’s robust service delivery framework promises to significantly enhance customer experiences and increase technology return on investment (ROI).

Rob Stephenson, CEO of Thrive, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, emphasizing the cultural and strategic fit between the two companies. “The Longleaf Network has consistently prioritized a customer-first approach in their IT services, which aligns perfectly with our mission. This partnership not only strengthens our market presence in the desirable North Carolina area but also extends our reach to new clients through our innovative NextGen platform,” said Stephenson.

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The acquisition marks a continuation of Thrive’s aggressive expansion strategy, following ten successful acquisitions over the past two years and substantial organic growth fueled by the widespread adoption of their cybersecurity, cloud, and managed services. Additional services being rolled out include Thrive Incident Response & Remediation and Dark Web Monitoring, ensuring that Thrive remains at the cutting edge of technology solutions.

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Trey Miller, CEO of The Longleaf Network, highlighted the benefits of the acquisition for the local market. “The Triad region has always been a vibrant market for us, and joining forces with Thrive allows us to provide even more robust support to our local clients while expanding our service offerings to enhance client ROI,” stated Miller. Thrive’s unique POD approach, which pairs clients with subject matter experts, is set to further personalize and enhance the service delivery to The Longleaf Network’s clientele.

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This acquisition not only signifies Thrive’s commitment to expanding its technological footprint but also ensures that businesses in North Carolina have access to a comprehensive suite of IT solutions necessary for accelerating their digital transformation journeys. As Thrive continues to grow and innovate, its partnership with The Longleaf Network is poised to set a new standard in customized, effective technology outsourcing services.


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