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Posted: April 6, 2021
IREON welcomes Matrix Technology Group onto its membership roster
Westbury, NY IREON welcomes Matrix Technology Group (MTG) onto its membership roster to hold the exclusive category of Information Technology, Network Infrastructure, Audiovisual Applications, and Unified Communications. The firm will be represented by senior principal Emir Hot and partner Peter Szczerba. MTG was recommended by IREON member, Marc Spector, president of The SpectorGroup.
MTG specializes in the design and implementation of network, low voltage, audio-visual, and electronic systems. They have earned a reputation as a technology service provider with integrity. They deliver high-quality work coupled with unmatched customer service. They are a leading single-source provider of structure cabling and audio-visual and access control systems.
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Emir Hot
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Peter Szczerba
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888-608-1224
25-10 38th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101
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