Information technology firm Provalus to build $1M facility in Harrison, add 150 jobs over 5 years
Information technology firm Provalus to build $1M facility in Harrison, add 150 jobs over 5 years
Homepage   /    technology   /    Information technology firm Provalus to build $1M facility in Harrison, add 150 jobs over 5 years

Information technology firm Provalus to build $1M facility in Harrison, add 150 jobs over 5 years

🕒︎ 2025-11-06

Copyright Arkansas Online

Information technology firm Provalus to build $1M facility in Harrison, add 150 jobs over 5 years

Information technology company Provalus has selected Harrison as the location for its newest facility. The company said in a news release that it is investing about $1 million in the facility at 101 N. Main St. and expects to create 150 new jobs over five years. "Every Provalus site reflects our belief that great careers and great communities can grow together," Provalus president Mike Keogh said. "Harrison, Arkansas is no exception. By creating high-value technology careers in Boone County we're giving individuals the chance to build their futures without having to leave their hometowns. It's about investing in people and helping small towns thrive again, and we're honored to continue building that momentum here in Arkansas." "The support we've received from the city of Harrison and leaders across Arkansas has been nothing short of extraordinary," said Will Ruzic, vice president of facilities for Provalus. "From day one, this community understood the heart of the Provalus mission, to create opportunity and drive sustainable progress in rural America. This site is a direct result of what can happen when local, state and corporate partners come together around a shared goal. We're grateful for their collaboration and proud to stand alongside them as we bring new jobs, skills and growth to the region." The Harrison facility will be the second in Arkansas for Provalus. The company's first Arkansas location, in Walnut Ridge, accounts for 200 jobs, the company said. "Rural Arkansas communities provide all the elements for business success – leading to Provalus' new investment in Harrison, which is creating new jobs in the area," said Clint O'Neal, executive director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. "After committing to Walnut Ridge, Provalus has doubled down on Arkansas and decided to site a new location in Harrison." Founded in 2017, Provalus is a U.S.-based outsourcing company that delivers technology, business, and support services to Fortune-listed clients.

Guess You Like

Applebee’s And IHOP Owner Has Lost $600 Million Under Its CEO
Applebee’s And IHOP Owner Has Lost $600 Million Under Its CEO
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill ...
2025-11-02