• River access was also an important factor in ATG’s decision to relocate. A nearby boat ramp will allow the technology company to build and launch an inner tube armada that could float all the way to the Pacific to meet clients in the Seattle/Portland area.

• Teeming with city parks, the area will allow ATG to build a fully self-sustainable ecosystem at OSD. Early plans are, according to our source, to repurpose the softball fields at McCormick Park so that ATG can raise their own livestock for both sustenance and companionship.

• With the upgraded Milwaukee Trail traversing OSD, many ATGers are excited to visit Wisconsin and see where Laverne and Shirley was filmed.

• It is believed that the proximity to Ogren Park, home of the Missoula Osprey baseball team, grants ATG the right to choose one of their employees to play left field for each home game.

• Cambium Place also boasts a fitness center, paved roads, and many options for food and beverages. It’s likely that many of these establishments will become de facto conference rooms for ATG. Rumors that the fitness center will serve beer and hot dogs may be unfounded.

• Despite being on the opposite side of the river from their current environs, OSD is still part of the Downtown Association and just a short walk to all the amenities ATG currently enjoys, including office favorites Lunch in the Park, Market on Front Street, Notorious P.I.G., Liquid Planet, and Red’s Bar.

• OSD is also just a stone’s throw from Missoula’s venerable Hip Strip, home of many fine local businesses including several ATG’s favorites: Big Dipper Ice Cream, the Enlyten Lab Float Center, and, of course, the KettleHouse Brewery.

• While ATG will certainly benefit from fiber optic internet, more parking options, and a contemporary office space, OSD is also home to a thriving squirrel population, many of which are not opposed to be dressed up as tiny humans.

For these reasons – and many others – ATG Missoula is excited to start the next stage of their evolution in their new home at Cambium Place in Old Sawmill District.

Perhaps Tom Stergios, founder of the Missoula office of ATG and SVP of Strategy and Corporate Business Development, put a pin in the general feeling around the office of the impending upgrade when he proffered up this summation, “Neat.”