Connectivity Source

Apr 11, 2022

Share Article St. Louis, Missouri-based Clarus Communications merges with Connectivity Source to expand offerings and reach for both companies' telecommunication partners. Being part of Clarus will strengthen our relationships with current providers and establish relationships with new providers for our agents. ST. LOUIS (PRWEB)April 11, 2022 Clarus Communications, a leading comprehensive technology services firm and master telecommunications agent, today announced the company’s merger with North Carolina-based master agent Connectivity Source. As part of the merger, Connectivity Source will now become part of Clarus Communications and assume that name going forward. Connectivity Source was co-founded in 2001 by Scott Langdon and has become one of the nation's premier agencies focused exclusively on the agent/partner. Connectivity Source has been frequently recognized as one of the top master agents in the Southeast. Agents helped Connectivity Source soar through the ranks over the years, from winning the top awards from old carriers like BellSouth, Paetec, and BTI to recent 2021 president club wins with Nextiva and distinguished accolades from Spectrum. As part of the merger, Scott Langdon will now be managing partner of Clarus. “We are always looking for ways to expand our reach for our agents and to help them grow their businesses,” said Scott Langdon. “Being part of Clarus not only will we have more of a presence to the West, but we will also strengthen our relationships with current providers and establish relationships with new providers for our agents.” Clarus Communications was founded by Chris Torbit and has been helping agents serve their customers’ telecommunications and technology needs since 2001. Clarus assists agents by providing a full-service technology offering including telecommunications services, phone systems, IT services, Cloud, and software licensing. With a distinct advantage of providing internal sales and engineering support, as well as the knowledge and expertise of today’s technology, Clarus is a true resource for agents. “We have always prided our company on our agent program in that we provide our agents all the support they need to be successful, and this merger expands that same tradition.” said Chris Torbit, Principal of Clarus Communications. “This was a natural partnership and bringing their team to work together with the Clarus team, we look forward to everyone’s continued success.” With addition of Connectivity Source in North Carolina, the combined companies are carving out a new region of sorts of technology expertise. With the expanded geographical reach and a larger combined team, they are going to help more prospective agents, as well as give current agents more opportunities to help their clients reach their goals. “I am excited to be part of this growing team,” said Scott Langdon, Managing Partner of Clarus Communications. “Clarus allows us to give our agents even more technology services to offer their customers; it’s a win-win situation for everyone.” ### About Connectivity Source Connectivity Source is a full-service master telecommunications agency representing every major telecommunications carrier nationwide. Founded in 2001, Connectivity Source has become recognized as one of the top master agencies in the country, with multi-million dollars of annual revenue and hundreds of agents. For more information about Connectivity Source, visit http://www.connectivitysource.com . About Clarus Communications Clarus Communications is a leading national master agent of business technology services. Clarus specializes in assisting customers and agents with telecommunications services, phone systems, IT services, Cloud, and energy services. Since 2001, Clarus Communications has been successfully helping independent agents provide their clients the best options for phone service, phone systems, wireless and data. For more information about Clarus Communications, please visit http://www.clarusco.com or call toll free 855.801.6700. Share article on social media or email: View article via: