The project is expected to result in the creation of 25 qualified new jobs, with the potential for up to 50 total jobs, and a capital investment of nearly $15 million. TechSmith plans to consolidate its current five facilities into one new headquarters building to be built near the former Spartan Village in East Lansing.

The company has 275 employees and is currently spread across five buildings in Alaiedon Township in Ingham County.

TechSmith’s products are used by more than 65 million users in more than 193 countries, and customers include Johnson & Johnson, eBay and Accenture. Its software is used as aides for training, tutorials, scholastic lessons and everyday communication. TechSmith, founded in 1987 as Horizon Technologies, is a high-tech software development company focusing on capturing screen content for better communication. I’m proud to partner with TechSmith and look forward to working with every business that wants to invest in our state.”

“This crucial partnership with TechSmith will create up to 50 new good-paying, high-tech jobs for Michigan workers. “This is great news for our state, our families, and our economy, and it proves once again that Michigan is a world leader in innovation,” said Gov. The project is expected to generate a total private investment of nearly $15 million and create 25 highly-paid jobs while retaining 275 jobs in the Lansing area. (WLUC) - Leading software development company TechSmith is planning to establish a new international headquarters facility, growing its presence in East Lansing with support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Whitmer Administration announced Wednesday.

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