Bowser Administration Celebrates 25th Anniversary of V-Tech Solutions and Grand Opening of the Holt Building

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The Bowser Administration celebrated V-Tech Solutions' 25th anniversary alongside the grand opening of the renovated Holt Building in Ward 2. Founded by Victor P. Holt, a veteran and local entrepreneur, the company contributes significantly to the District's economy. The $4. 5 million renovation project was facilitated by over $929,000 in grants from the Commercial Property Acquisition Fund and the Small Medium Business Growth Fund.

Deputy Mayor Nina Albert noted that these initiatives aim to help local businesses thrive and create job opportunities. Victor Holt, also a member of the National HUBZone Council, advocates for policies that aid underserved communities. He described the event as a testament to successful collaboration between public investment and small business innovation. The Bowser Administration's FY26 Grow DC Budget includes significant investments in technology and entrepreneurship, further supporting local growth. These efforts reflect the administration's commitment to fostering a robust local economy.

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