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Business Systems of CNY announces new ownership

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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Business Systems of CNY, Inc. recently announced that Kevin Woytan and Mark Woytan have jointly stepped into the role of president and vice president, and are the new owners.  The business, located at 114 Game Road in Syracuse, is a second-generation owned and operated company. Both Woytans have more than 30 years […]

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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Business Systems of CNY, Inc. recently announced that Kevin Woytan and Mark Woytan have jointly stepped into the role of president and vice president, and are the new owners. 

The business, located at 114 Game Road in Syracuse, is a second-generation owned and operated company.

Both Woytans have more than 30 years in multiple roles with Business Systems of CNY. They “bring with them new ideas while preserving the company’s core values of service and staying up to date on new technologies,” according to a Jan. 6 firm news release.

Business Systems of CNY has been serving the area for more than 35 years, offering phone systems, network cabling, and computer systems.

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