Emsi to Build New 70,000-Square-Foot Headquarters in Moscow
Emsi, an economic modeling firm located in Moscow, announces plans to build a new 70,000-square-foot headquarters in Moscow.
Located on the north end of Moscow’s downtown, Emsi’s new 3.7-acre campus will house over 500 employees—offering our rapidly growing company ample room to grow. We aim to create a space that will facilitate collaboration, creativity, and fun so we can continue innovating better solutions for our clients.
“One of the first goals for Emsi was to employ 50 people earning over $50,000 because good jobs in our town drive prosperity for everyone. Through striving to bless our customers, employees, and shareholders, Emsi has enjoyed market success and is now privileged to be a part of Strada Education Network. With Strada’s backing and the crucial support of many people in Idaho, we are grateful and excited to build this signature building in Moscow,” said Andrew Crapuchettes, Emsi CEO.
When Emsi moved to our current downtown building in early 2014, we had 92 employees. Now, Emsi employs over 200 people, with 160 of them working in Moscow. The new building will allow Emsi to continue growing its team of software developers, engineers, data scientists, economists, sales representatives, and more.
To learn more about the new building and Emsi’s reasons for staying in Moscow, read the Emsi Press Release.
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Daniel Foucachon lives with his wife and six children just north of Moscow on 5 acres of beautiful Palouse earth where he loves planting trees of every variety. He is a business owner and entrepreneur in education publishing and technology. He founded Roman Roads Press in 2011 and Kepler Education in 2019.