Over the past year, Vertosoft has grown from approximately 48 employees to more than 80 while continuing to expand the company’s government technology partnerships and customer base. According to Annabel Lombard, Human Resources Director, about 50% of Vertosoft employees reside in Loudoun County, making continued investment in the Leesburg headquarters especially important.  

Expanding in Northern Virginia

“We have accommodated significant growth while making efficient use of our current footprint. Through our hybrid work model, employees are able to reserve offices, desks, and meeting spaces based on their schedules,” said Lombard. 

By the end of 2026, Vertosoft plans to open a second location in Reston to support continued growth. The Reston location will complement, not replace, the Leesburg headquarters and attract talent from across Northern Virginia, providing employees with greater flexibility while maintaining a strong commitment to Loudoun County.

Building a Dynamic Workforce Through Local Connections

Vertosoft helps technology companies navigate the government acquisition process and makes innovative technology more accessible to public-sector customers. Its Loudoun County location places the company close to federal agencies, government contractors, technology partners, and the broader Washington, D.C. public-sector ecosystem.

“That proximity allows our teams to build stronger relationships with customers and partners in person, and remain connected to the evolving needs of the government market,” said Lombard. “It also gives us access to a highly educated workforce that understands both technology and the complexities of government procurement, contracting, and compliance.”

Access to Washington Dulles International Airport supports relationships with technology partners and customers nationwide. Route 7, Route 28, the Dulles Greenway, and regional Metrorail connections make Leesburg accessible to employees and business partners across Northern Virginia and the greater Washington region.

Vertosoft employees benefit from being close enough to Washington, D.C. to engage directly with the market while operating from a community where they can build both their careers and their lives.

Partnerships That Support Growth

Workforce development and early career exposure are important priorities for Vertosoft. The company recruits from Virginia colleges and universities and offers internships across multiple technology disciplines. Successful interns often receive full-time opportunities. Vertosoft is also working to build closer connections with Loudoun County Public Schools and the Academies of Loudoun career and technical education pathways. 

Loudoun County Economic Development has supported hiring and workforce efforts by promoting job opportunities, connecting Vertosoft with resources, and increasing its visibility as a growing Leesburg employer.

“Loudoun Economic Development’s responsiveness, advocacy, and willingness to make connections have made them a valuable partner in our continued growth”

Annabel Lombard, Human Resources Director