Partnership: The 20 Group

October 31, 2024

Partnership with Leading MSP Consortium, The 20

The 20 (www.the20.com) is a consortium of independent Managed Service Providers (MSPs) who work together, leveraging a single service delivery model, a US-based 24/7 Support Desk and Network Operations Center, and a slate of proven processes to achieve new growth and compete at parity with larger companies. Extending beyond our robust tools and business model, The 20 serves as a forward-thinking community of like-minded business owners who support one another’s growth and success. We’re your MSP “easy button.”

On 10/29/2024, Top City Tech became a member of the acclaimed MSP consortium, The 20.


The 20, empowers Top City Tech to provide a broader set of solutions and enhanced support. The alliance will enable Top City Tech to deliver unparalleled services with greater scalability, while also leveraging a proven business model to achieve newfound growth.


As members of The 20, Top City Tech maintains our individuality and independence, but gain the ability to service larger clients, even those with locations in multiple states, as well as clients with stringent regulatory and security requirements. The 20 enabled services that were traditionally exclusive to larger MSPs,


You can learn more from the official press release below.




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