YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
An animal health technology startup announced plans to move its headquarters to Kansas City from Santa Rosa, California.
Scollar Inc. officials hope to create 200 jobs and an annual payroll of $17 million with the move to Kansas City.
Scollar produces a smart collar, mobile app and data cloud service designed "to address the needs of pet parents, protein producers and veterinarians, as well as animal service providers and product manufacturers."
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