Columbus’. Path-Tec set to add 350 jobs [The Albany Herald, Ga.]
Dec. 17—ATLANTA — Gov. Brian P. Kemp announced Thursday that Georgia-based Path-Tec, a leading provider of health care logistics and supply chain solutions, will invest more than $5 million in expanding its operations in Columbus. Thanks to the type and quality of services, Path-Tec has experienced accelerated growth during the COVID-19 pandemic and expects to create 350 jobs locally with its expansion.
“Path-Tec’s continual growth in Georgia is a testament to our top-notch logistics network, pro-business environment, and the community of innovation we have fostered in the state,” Kemp said in a news release. “Our world-class economic development team remains laser-focused on creating jobs for hard-working Georgians and helping our Georgia companies seamlessly ramp up to meet increased demand. I look forward to seeing the opportunities this expansion creates in Columbus and the surrounding region.”