Who is TechSolve?

From Our President

“Today’s business needs tomorrow’s solutions. We know that if those solutions were easy or obvious, you would already be doing them.The key question smart business leaders need to ask themselves is: Can I stay competitive and get the business results I want if I put off improving my processes any longer?”

Gary Conley, President TechSolve

Gary Conley, President of TechSolve, has wide-ranging experience working with business and governmental leaders to further the growth and development of urban areas. Gary has managed the implementation of several hundred public/private development projects representing over a billion dollars of investment and including such widely known projects as the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame and Jacobs Field in Cleveland, Ohio. He has implemented technology-based economic development strategies in Cleveland, Los Angeles, and Cincinnati that have contributed to the revitalization of industries and the formation of new enterprises. For his contributions to the field of urban economic development, Gary has received awards for his work from the Governors of Ohio and California, as well as a Presidential Citation.

About Us

TechSolve helps clients identify and implement process changes and growth solutions that yield the best results for today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities.

Over the past twenty-five years TechSolve has helped small to mid-sized companies implement business-building process improvement solutions that deliver measurable, top-line and bottom-line results. Our consultants have in depth business and engineering experience across a wide range of industries that enable us to identify and quickly prioritize the best improvement opportunities.

History

TechSolve, formerly the Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Sciences, Inc. (IAMS), was founded in 1982 by the City of Cincinnati, the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, and large industrial firms with the objective of assisting local manufacturing companies to improve efficiency in the newly competitive world market.