IT Firm Vignon Named in Women-Led Companies
<strong>Dallas — Dec. 4</strong><br />Dallas entrepreneur and CEO Kathy Hodgins Blanck has been recognized for founding and building Vignon Corp. into a multimillion-dollar IT services, staffing and consulting firm. <br /><br /><em>Entrepreneur </em>and Women Presidents' Organization selected Vignon for its quick and strong percentage and absolute growth since 2003. Blanck began Vignon with an initial investment of $20,000 and grew the company to $3.6 million in 2007. <br /><br />”Client satisfaction is our No. 1 priority at Vignon,” said Blanck. “We believe that just having the technical and operational solution is only part of the equation. People make the difference: a diversity of people with a diversity of skills who match their goals and objectives with those of our clients is our recipe for growth. It couldn't be done without the great team of people who make up the Vignon family. And today, I'm proud to say it's paying off.” <br /><br />An entrepreneur by nature, Blanck successfully built and sold two companies before launching Vignon in 2001. By leveraging previous experience as vice president of Interliant Inc. and Schlumberger Sema's Government Services Group, she gained the knowledge and drive to build technology companies of her own with a unique focus on clients' expectations. <br /><br />Vignon Corp. brings knowledge, expertise and experience with legacy and enterprise systems to public- and private-sector organizations, with a specialty serving regulated and nonregulated utilities. The company has a close partnering relationship with SAP and is an SAP-certified Alliance Services Partner. Headquartered in Dallas, Vignon serves clients throughout the United States. <br />
