Bryan Sarlitt Founding CEO, TechXpress Inc.
When Bryan Sarlitt, 29, started TechXpress, he brokered the services of full- and part-time technical contractors from a room in his own home.
Since 1999, TechXpress has grown into a 7,000-square-foot Broad Street office with 40 full-time employees to offer support, training, Web site development and marketing.
“I have this real thirst for experience and growth that always keeps me on the move,” Sarlitt said. His awards include a U.S. Small Business Administration Entrepreneur of the Year recognition.
TechXpress ran Computers4Kids, which donated used equipment to schools. Now it’s forming a program with the county’s Economic Vitality Corp. to offer $100,000 worth of computer training classes for students. Active with Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Luis Obispo County, he has donated Web sites, classes and other services to organizations including the Small Business Development Center.
“He is a strong leader,” said employee Alex Minicucci, and “demonstrates the culture of team spirit and loyalty to the staff.”
Originally from Irvine, Sarlitt rides a Segway between his office and his San Luis Obispo home. His brother Michael, 20, is attending Cal Poly.
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