GoodSuite Continues Strategic Managed IT and Print Services Growth With Amerimac Acquisition

WOODLAND HILLS, CA, March 16, 2023 — GoodSuite, a premier provider of critical and managed business systems, announced today it has acquired Amerimac Office Products, a Los Angeles-area provider of enterprise-level managed print services serving Lancaster, Palmdale and surrounding regions. The acquisition expands GoodSuite’s range of managed IT and print services to a broader customer base throughout the Los Angeles region.

GoodSuite is a leading MSP (Managed Services Provider), offering a wide range of IT, VoIP, Backup & Disaster Recovery, Conferencing and other critical business services in addition to its core Print Services offerings. Founded in 1978, Amerimac is an established managed print services provider in the Southern California region.

GoodSuite and Amerimac share a similar business trajectory and history, making the acquisition and client base expansion a natural fit. Like GoodSuite, Amerimac started as a family-owned business, providing copier and printing services for businesses in the Southern California area. Over its 45-year history, the company’s managed print services client base grew to include a number of local businesses — car dealerships, school districts, large medical offices, and sports organizations, to name a few. Also like GoodSuite, Amerimac has a long history of supporting social causes and non-profit organizations.

“The Amerimac acquisition aligns with our strategic vision to grow our business in ways that broaden the range of services we offer while expanding our footprint in the geographical areas we service,” said Dan Strull, GoodSuite CEO. “In addition to the increased client base the Amerimac acquisition brings, we’re excited to now offer a more extensive range of printing solutions for all of our clients. As we celebrate our 25th anniversary this year, we’re excited to continue expanding GoodSuite’s business and client base through strategic acquisitions and continued organic growth.”