Kingfisher moving, adding jobs

Consultancy by Kingfisher Inc., a technology company that provides SAP BusinessObjects software and other services, is moving and growing.

The firm, with close to 100 employees, will take 9,000 square feet at Piedmont Center North on Piedmont Road. It it is moving from 90 West Wieuca Road, also in Buckhead. The firm plans to add another 20 employees in the next year, said Mahesh Desai, president and CEO, in a statement. Kingfisher moved its headquarters to Atlanta from New Jersey in 1997.

“I am pleased to see another Atlanta company … continue to grow and create jobs in our city,” Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed said in the statement.

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