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Enterprise software maker for higher education Jenzabar Inc. plans to relocate its Boston headquarters from Boylston Street to a larger space on Huntington Avenue to make room for a planned staff expansion.
Jenzabar has been at 800 Boylston St. since 2007 and will still be in the Prudential Center complex after the move. According to Robert A. Maginn, Jenzabar chairman and CEO, the company plans to bump its workforce by 35 percent after the move, which is expected to happen by Jan. 1.
The new address for Jenzabar will be 101 Huntington Avenue, Floor 22, Boston.
In June, Chai Ling, the founder and president of Jenzabar Inc. and a leader in the protests in Tiananmen Square, announced a $1 million humanitarian initiative on the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre. The pledge, made through the Jenzabar Foundation, will provide five years of financial support to help victims of the Tiananmen massacre; support the Truth Movement in providing an honest history of Tiananmen; support human rights activities in China and other countries; and support a democratic China.
Jenzabar counts among the customers for its college administration software institutions Ohio Wesleyan University, Brigham Young University–Idaho and Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, among others.
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