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Community leaders toured Efficien Technology recently. Pictured, left to right: Chris Thorpe, project manager, Efficien Technology, Steve Behler, SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Frank Neal, director of Planning and Development, City of Statesboro, Randy Wetmore, city manager, and Phil Boyum, city councilman. - photo by DeWAYNE GRICE/Staff

Efficien2 Web — Community leaders toured Efficien Technology recently. Pictured, left to right: Chris Thorpe, project manager, Efficien Technology, Steve Behler, SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Frank Neal, director of Planning and Development, City of Statesboro, Randy Wetmore, city manager, and Phil Boyum, city councilman. - photo by DeWAYNE GRICE/Staff

Often the rumors buzzing around Statesboro on social media are normally so much more interesting than the actual truth. One Statesboro company, Efficien Technology located in a warehouse at Northside Drive East and Zetterower Road is a great example of this speculation. Through a partnership with the Statesboro-Bulloch County Development Authority, the Georgia Department of Economic Development and Georgia Southern University, Efficien chose to relocate to Statesboro in 2013.

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