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PDG moves to expanded HQ with robot welder, laser machine

Palmer Digital Group (also known as PDG), a provider of indoor and outdoor kiosks, drive-thru digital menu boards, and canopy systems, has announced its move to expanded office space due to company growth.

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July 9, 2024

Palmer Digital Group (also known as PDG), a provider of indoor and outdoor kiosks, drive-thru digital menu boards, and canopy systems, has completed its move to expanded office space due to company growth, according to a press release.

The firm has moved to a 2500-square-foot office space developed at the site of its original headquarters space, which was returned to parent company Industrial Enclosure Corporation (IEC).

PDG designed the new space in partnership with outside architects. The location includes four offices, five cubical spaces, one large meeting room and a cafeteria, along with a robot welder and a laser machine.

"Palmer Digital Group has seen year-on-year growth of 40-to-50 percent since 2019, and there are no signs of slowing down," Chuck Lewis, VP at PDG, said in the release. "That kind of growth creates the need to bring more skilled labor into the company to support our business and technical operations. Our QSR business has been very strong in our first several years and we continue to win major digital menu board projects that include our turnkey structures and installation services. What's perhaps more exciting is that the retail side of our business is beginning to take off, which means we see growing interest in our indoor and outdoor touchscreen kiosk solutions."