Luray, Virginia - April 12, 2016 - Syntelligent Analytic Solutions, LLC (Syntelligent), a professional services and consulting firm catering to U.S. National security and private sector customers, had the distinct pleasure of a visit from Representative Bob Goodlatte and many locally distinguished guests at their Principal office in Luray, Virginia. Representative Goodlatte represents the Sixth Congressional District of Virginia in the U.S. House of Representatives and serves as Chair of the House Judiciary Committee. Other guests included Page County Administrator Amity Moler, Economic Development and Tourism Director Stephanie Lillard, District 2 Board of Supervisor David Wiatrowski, Luray-Page County Chamber of Commerce President Regina Hilliard and Chairman of the Chamber Board Dick Hostelley. The purpose of this visit was to celebrate the success of this Page County HUBZone business that has provided many local jobs, in addition to hiring so many veterans in positions throughout the United States. Headquartered in Falls Church, business owner, Stephen Synnott decided to pursue HUBZone certification in Page County in April of 2012 and opened the Luray office. Since that time, the staff has grown from 7 employees to nearly 70 employees. Synnott says, “Our growth is directly tied to our participation in the HUBZone program, and we are very proud that growth includes the creation of many new jobs in our HUBZone Principal office in Luray, Virginia.”

Syntelligent’s Luray office provides administrative support for off-site staff in various locations in the Northern Virginia/Maryland metropolitan area and in several locations in throughout the U.S. Many of the local employees support Human Resources, provide research information for business development, assist in recruiting personnel to fill contracted positions, support communication and public relations, and various other functions that have helped Syntelligent grow tenfold in three years’ time. While most of the Page County employees start out as part-time, there are opportunities to develop into full-time staff members. Twenty-six Syntelligent employees are Page County residents, and that number is growing. Syntelligent was honored to have Representative Goodlatte visit and hopes that the story of their success will spur continued growth for Syntelligent and the Page County community.