Peerless named to Top 100, Fastest Growing Companies lists
Peerless Technologies Corporation has been named to the Dayton Business Journal’s lists of Dayton-Area Top 100 Companies and Fastest-Growing Companies for 2017.
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Spain named new Group Manager
Peerless Technologies Corporation has expanded the role and responsibilities of Don Spain, Vice President, Operations. Along with becoming part of the Executive Leadership Team, Spain – who joined Peerless in 2018 – will take on additional business development, operations, and profit center responsibilities as a Group Manager, said Peerless President Andrea Kunk. “Don has significantly…
Peerless names Ramirez as Senior Vice President
Irv Ramirez received the promotion to Peerless Senior Vice President, effective September 1, 2017. One year ago, Irv Ramirez joined Peerless to lead the Information Service and Solutions (ISS) Group.
Peerless joint venture wins $60M Navy contract
A Peerless Technologies Corporation joint venture has been selected by the U.S. Navy for a five-year, $60 million Business Operations Support Services (BOSS) contract at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, in Crane, Ind. Peerless, with Banner Quality Management Inc. of Friendswood, Texas, will employ about 90 business, financial and logistics specialists at Crane through…
Andrea Kunk named president of Peerless Technologies
Peerless Chief Financial Officer Andrea Kunk will become president of Peerless Technologies Corporation effective March 1, 2021, with founder and current President Michael Bridges taking on a new role as Chief Growth Officer. Kunk joined Peerless in June 2000 as the company’s second employee and helped shepherd the company’s growth to more than 500 employees…
Peerless named among area’s best defense contractors
Peerless Technologies Corporation made the Dayton Business Journal’s Top US Department of Defense Contractors List.
National Go Red Day
Heart disease and stroke cause 1 in 3 deaths among women each year, killing approximately one woman every 80 seconds. Fortunately, we can change that because 80 percent of cardiac and stroke events may be prevented with education and action.
