INTERTECH
Business: Software developer training company and IT consulting firm
Founded: 1991
Headquarters: Eagan
Website: www.intertech.com
Employees: 40
Executives: Tom Salonek, CEO and president; Ryan McCabe, vice president and director of consulting sales; Jim White, director of training; Dave Brenner, director of finance and accounting; Dan McCabe, director of training sales
2008 revenue: $7 million
Strategy: Seek growth locally and out of state through Microsoft-related installations that include proprietary value-added services and components; pursue additional consulting work with installation customers
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