Big Investment in Prince William County

Management and technology consulting group Quality Business Engineering made news two years back when it announced its purchase of the 80-year-old former PACE West school on John Marshall Highway in Gainesville, pictured. (What's better: water color convo or water fountain convo?) We're told the firm has since invested over $1M in improvements and added 30 jobs since the beginning of last year. This exciting investment is one of the many reasons we're holding our Prince William County: Harnessing Innovation event next Tuesday at the Hylton Peforming Arts Center in Mannassas. The property had been owned by the PWC school board, before selling to QBE, which wanted to take advantage of a historic building and PWC's lower real estate costs. Click here for more info on the event.

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