Company To Create Up To 35 New Jobs
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, Johnson County officials and Mr. Todd Miller, president of Martech/Miller Imaging, today announced the grand opening of the company’s new manufacturing facility in Mountain City.
The company has invested $500,000 to move into an existing 18,000 square foot building in the Johnson County Industrial Park, with plans to acquire an additional 19,000 square feet as it continues to grow. By the end of the year, Martech/Miller hopes to hire up to 35 people.
“We are excited about this investment and the new jobs that will come from it,” said ECD Commissioner Matthew Kisber. “The Jobs Cabinet approach that we continue to engage in has proven over and over again to be effective in assisting new and existing industries and our partners to be successful. Johnson County is taking some important steps to recruit jobs and revive its economic status. The fact that a leading company like Martech/Miller has chosen the community for this investment is proof positive that the community is moving in the right direction. We thank Martech/Miller for their commitment to this state and our work force and look forward to future success stories from the company.”
Martech/Miller Imaging is a cartridge remanufacturing and recycling company. The company has developed a leadership position in the cartridge remanufacturing industry by maintaining a fast delivery policy and providing superior craftsmanship. In addition to its Tennessee facility, the company has another plant in Largo, Fla., which is also its corporate headquarters. Combined both plants represent over 40,000 square feet in manufacturing space, and can produce over 40,000 quality units per month.
[“We are looking forward to expand our business into the Johnson County community,” said Todd Miller, president of Martech/Miller Imaging. “We are confident that this step will allow us to continue to grow and maintain our leadership position in the cartridge remanufacturing industry as well as maintain our fast delivery and superior craftsmanship promise to our customers. Both state and local officials have been extremely helpful and welcoming to us throughout this process. We believe this will be a beneficial partnership for our company, Johnson County and the state of Tennessee.”]
“I’m very excited about Martech/Miller choosing Johnson County to open up a small industry,” said Johnson County Mayor Dick Grayson. “I look forward to working with them to expand and grow and to provide economic opportunities for citizens in Johnson County. Hopefully we’ll have a partnership and working relationship that will be good for both the county and Martech/Miller. I know in the near future we’ll see some good things come out of this company.”
Martech/Miller was founded in 1988. The company has established itself as the leader in laser toner recycling in the Southeast remanufacturing 40-50 percent of all toner cartridges. Martech/Miller is an ISO-9001 certified company and specializes in markets in the Carribean and South America. For more information, visit www.martechmiller.com.
