Alternate Solutions Health Network, described as “a national leader in post-acute strategic partnerships,” has outgrown its current Kettering location and is negotiating a deal on a new location with the city, the Dayton Daily News reports. The company, which currently has about 160 employees in the city, plans to purchase a 200,000 square foot building on the former Gentile Air Force Station for $3 million; the city will forgive the cost of the building if “the company keeps its promise to add another 340 jobs over five years” and also invests in improving the building, according to the article. City officials called the project “‘critical to the ongoing success of the Kettering Business Park,’ a city operated economic development project.” Gregg Gorsuch, the city’s economic development manager, said, “[t]he biggest challenge with this building was it was a 200,000 square foot building on two stories. . . . [a]nd with the parking situation, it didn’t really lend itself to breaking the building up and having multiple companies move in.” Alternate Solutions Health Network was founded by Kettering residents David and Tessie Ganzsarto; the business “collaborates with health systems to build a post-acute continuum of care focused on technology, efficiency, and performance,” according to a city press release. For more, read the full article.
Kettering company makes deal with city to bring 340 jobs and investment to project
