Ravenholm Computing Coming To Spokane

Sat., Jan. 16, 1999

From Staff

Ravenholm Computing Inc., a computer-software distributor, plans to relocate to Spokane, from Orange County, Calif., in May, the Spokane Area Economic Development Council announced Friday.

The company is a U.S. subsidiary of the Falconholm International Concern, which is based in Denmark, near Copenhagen.

Chris Peterson, president of Ravenholm, said the company will employ three when it moves here. If the company decides to sell software on the U.S. market, which it does not do now, a small sales force also will be established in Spokane, Peterson said.

He said Ravenholm is a purchasing agent for its international parent.

The decision to relocate to Spokane was made in November, Peterson said.

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