Adrian J Cotterill, Editor-in-Chief
On Monday AVI Systems announced that it will acquire CCS Southeast, an audiovisual systems integrator that designs, installs and supports technology solutions throughout the Southeast United States. The acquisition includes locations in Jacksonville, Miami and Orlando, FL., as well as offices in Knoxville, Tenn., and Atlanta, Ga.
Jeff Stoebner, CEO of AVI Systems told us “CCS Southeast has built an incredible business serving customers for more than two decades. I’m impressed with their long-standing reputation assisting education and corporate enterprises. The addition of these five locations serves as a catalyst for our future growth in this region. And Florida is home to many federal government agencies, which AVI Systems can now more easily support with this added presence.”
CCS Southeast was established by John Doster, CEO, who grew the business into one of the largest AV integrators in the Southeast. He was instrumental in developing a customer base that includes the University of Tennessee, University of North Florida, University of Florida, Web.com, EA Sports, and many others. Doster will continue to lead the Jacksonville office as Area Vice President at AVI Systems.
The acquisition will close on December 2, 2024 and at that time all CCS Southeast employees will become employee-owners at AVI Systems.
Upon completion AVI will employ more than 1,200 professionals across 40 U.S. locations, with plans to open new facilities in other strategic markets, including Tampa.
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