Growing Nebraska software company has plans to grow city skyline, too
It's a problem faced by many successful startups: running out of room for a growing staff. Last week, the Des Moines Register reported a major expansion underway for an Iowa startup planning to hire 23 developers.
This week, the Lincoln Journal Star has a story on the plans of MacPractice, the maker of Mac software for doctors (founded in 2004), which includes a major construction project in the works.
Patrick Clyne, co-founder of MacPractice, told the Journal Star that his company is currently at about 100 employees and is adding 10-15 per year.
With expansion in mind and a liking for the company's current downtown Lincoln location, Clyne wants to build a seven-story glass-and-brick headquarters at 10th and O Street. To do so, he'd need to tear down an existing building and build the new building from scratch, a construction project the Journal Star reported is estimated to cost about $15 million.
For the full story on MacPractice's big plans, check out the Lincoln Journal Star: "Software company has big plans for O Street site".
And what does MacPractice's staff look like? Here's a photo from the company's about page:
Image credits: Rendering of MacPractice headquarters from journalstar.com via MacPractice, photo of staff from macpractice.com.