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Atlantic Webworks applies
the latest technology and design strategies to create
websites custom-tailored for our clients - sites that
accurately target specific audiences, convey corporate
image and reflect industry standards. Our development
and design staff have the experience, knowledge and
creativity to produce dynamic websites that stand out
from the competition, while delivering the quality and
technical reliability needed to succeed online. Our
philosophy that no two businesses are alike guides our
work. For more on our philosophy, click
here.
Atlantic Webworks was founded in 1997 in Greensboro,
North Carolina. We wanted to make custom web development
services available to small- and mid-sized businesses.
Today, we provide services to companies of all sizes
and a wide array of industries. As a woman-owned company,
Atlantic Webworks has taken an active role in the business
communities of Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem.
The company expanded into new, larger offices in late
2004, and serves clients both locally and across the
United States.
Atlantic Webworks' mission is to fully serve our clients,
while being good corporate citizens of the Piedmont
Triad business community. Atlantic Webworks performs
services pro bono or at reduced rates for select non-profit
organizations. We're also active in numerous organizations
including the Greensboro Merchants' Association (GMA),
High Point Chamber of Commerce, Greensboro Chamber of
Commerce, Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce, Ad Club
of the Triad, Greensboro Builders Association, Key Professionals
Group, Triad Council of Professional Women, Business
Women of the Triad, Greensboro Builders Association,
Ad Club of the Triad and NAWBO (National Association
of Women Business Owners).
Atlantic Webworks was tremendously honored to receive the 2007 Piedmont Business Ethics Award (PEBA), presented by the Society of Financial Services Professionals.
Adrienne Cregar Jandler, President of Atlantic Webworks,
represents Atlantic Webworks in a number of community organizations. She has been presented with several awards, including the 2001 Women in Business Award
by The Business Journal, was honored in 2002 as one
of "Forty Leaders Under Forty" by
Triad Business News and the Greensboro Jaycees and was
one of bizLife's 2005 Movers & Shakers.
She was in the 2003 graduating class of Leadership High
Point and has served as an Ambassador of the
Chamber. In addition, she is serving on the Board of
Directors of the Mental Health Association in Greensboro
and the Advisory Board of the Graphic Design Department
at Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC).
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