Greenville-based software consulting firm ProActive Technology has changed its name to Kopis and is expanding to the Charleston market.
As part of the branding change, Kopis staff will be moving into a 4,000-square-foot space at the NEXT Innovation Center, Andrew Kurtz, the firm’s CEO, said.
The company currently has 25 employees and has grown 10 percent this year. Kurtz said he expects the company to grow 20 percent by the end of the year.
The company also created Kopis Cares, which donated $6,000 to NEXT High School. The donation will be the first from an Upstate company in a NEXT High School fund that will be used to give students access to technology at home.
Kopis provides services for clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to successful startups.
The company hired Trevor Strange to serve existing and new customers in the Charleston region as business development manager.
