Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., congratulates Jim Denton, CPA and Software Developer, on 20 years of service with the company.  Mr. Denton is primarily responsible for writing and maintaining software and applications for Cornerstone’s clients. 

Jason Bandy was announced as Cornerstone's 2011 Employee of the Year at Cornerstone’s annual Christmas Party. He was selected for this honor by a vote of his fellow employees.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., congratulates Ashley Jackson for receiving the 2011 Hopkinsville-Christian County Chamber of Commerce Sherry Jeffers Spirit of Leadership Award which was awarded at the 2010-2011 Leadership Program’s graduation ceremony.  The award was presented to Ms. Jackson by Melissa Farmer and Tony Winfield on behalf of the class.

Join 360 Computers and the Hopkinsville-Christian County Chamber of Commerce for a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Wednesday, July 27, 2011.

Cornerstone is pleased to announce the promotion of two team members, Jason Bandy (MCITP: Enterprise Administrator, CCNA+Voice) and Gene Scott (MCITP: Enterprise Administrator, CCDA, Security+), to Senior Network Engineer status.  The move from Network Engineer to Senior Network Engineer signifies many years of real-world technology experience along with high-level vendor certifications, customer satisfaction, and proven job performance. 

Cornerstone is pleased to welcome Dan Dickerson as a Sales Consultant serving Hopkinsville, Clarksville, Bowling Green and surrounding areas.

David Smith and Philip Tillman, the owners of Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., are proud to announce the opening of a new business dedicated to homeowners and residential customers looking for a quality computer repair and technology provider.  

Cornerstone is pleased to welcome Network Technicians Chris Thorpe and Tad Abukuppeh.  Thorpe lives and works in the Clarksville-Montgomery County area.  Abukuppeh resides in Bowling Green, KY and serves the South Central Kentucky area. 

Congratulations to Jeremy Pogue (Hopkinsville, KY) for being named Cornerstone's 2010 Employee of the Year.

As part ofthe December2, 2010Business After Hours, Cornerstone is donating a 42" LCD HDTV which will be given away to one lucky attendee. To register for the television, Chamber members should bring a new, unwrapped toy worth $10 or more for the Toys For Tots collection to the Business After Hours event.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce the firm has been chosen as a subcontractor for the Tri-Services Research Facility being constructed at Ft. Sam Houston, TX . The estimated construction value of this state-of-the-art facility is $61.2 million. Cornerstone's primary role in the project is to design and install the secure network for the Tri-Service Research Laboratory which will be located at the Fort Sam Houston military installation.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., congratulates Joyce Zander, Receptionist, on 15 years of service with the company.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc. by mutual agreement, has acquired The Telephone Center previously owned by Danny McGhee.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., congratulates Casey Oakley, Senior Network Engineer, on completing 10 years of service with the company.

Congratulations to Gene Scott (Bowling Green, KY) for being named Cornerstone's 2009 Employee of the Year.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., congratulates Sandy Hurley, Network Team Sales Administrator, on attaining 10 years of service with the company.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., congratulates Carol Cohoon, Software Developer, on attaining 25 years of service with the company.

Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., celebrated
25 years in business with a Customer Appreciation Open House on Wednesday, July 29, 2009 with many customers, community members, and friends attending. (Left to right) Owners, Philip Tillman, Lisa Smith, and David Smith, cut the ceremonial ribbon.

Philip Tillman, left, Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc., Michael Roark, Verimatrix, and Tom Imbro, Minerva Network, work on a CDE Lightband server. (Greg Williamson/The Leaf-Chronicle)