Loveland layoffs follow closing of Constant Contact sale
LOVELAND — An unspecified number of workers at Constant Contact Inc.’s customer-support center in Loveland are looking for work this week after being laid off a day after the $1.1 billion sale of the online marketing company closed.
About 15 percent of Waltham, Mass.-based Constant Contact’s employees worldwide were laid off last Wednesday, Feb. 10, after official finalization of the sale to Endurance International Group Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: EIGI), a Burlington, Mass.-based cloud-hosting company.
In an email to BizWest on Tuesday, Endurance chief operating officer Ron LaSalvia said he could give no details about how many jobs were eliminated in Loveland, but…
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