Having grown up in the UK, Ashley’s career in IT began with publications predating the invention and history of computers over 35 years ago. Being granted Canadian Citizenship in 2009, He already had a vast insight into IT infrastructure services as well as voice and video communications.
Shortly after, Ashley opened GRIFFCOMM, and became partners with industry giants such as Xerox and Intel, which allowed him to not only brand his own line of computers; but have input into several markets to improve the hardware and software for end users.
Understanding people’s fear and frustration with technology, GRIFFCOMM has extensively researched and implemented solutions for his clients while maintaining brand neutrality, GRIFFCOMM Helps was founded to extend assistance with speaking in schools before entering the working world.
GRIFFCOMM also found a need for helping overseas communities with charitable initiatives including technology assistance, medication distribution, and trusted advise. As a result, GRIFFCOMM Helps Tanzania was born.
