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Who is Converging Networks Group?

Founded in 2003, Converging Networks Group is a family-owned and operated Information Technology Services Provider based in Kankakee, Illinois. With over two decades of experience, we have established ourselves as a trusted partner for businesses seeking reliable IT solutions. Our comprehensive suite of services includes Managed IT Services, Data Networking, Telecommunications, and Premise Security solutions, all designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients.

Initially Converging Networks Group started as a Telecommunications Consultant for early Voice-over-Internet Protocol business phone systems. Since then, CNG has been at the forefront of technology for over two decades. Partnering with world-class brands and implementing cutting-edge solutions is what we do. As the technology landscape has evolved, so have we—continuously adapting our offerings to include the latest innovations in the industry. Our commitment to excellence drives us to stay updated on emerging technologies and trends, ensuring that our clients benefit from the most effective and efficient solutions available.

We prioritize building strong relationships with our clients, understanding their unique challenges, and tailoring our services to help them achieve their goals. Our dedicated team of experts is passionate about providing personalized support and guidance, enabling businesses to focus on what they do best. With a deep-rooted belief in the power of technology as a catalyst for growth, we strive to empower our clients to leverage IT as a strategic advantage, allowing them to thrive in an increasingly competitive market.

From our Founders

Jerry Kuntz: From Kitchen Table to Basement to Attic and Beyond, 20 Years of Converging Networks Group

Jerry Kuntz

Founder & President, Converging Networks Group

Brad Kuntz: Mastering New Challenges from Aviation to Business

“His first venture as an entrepreneur got shut down because he wasn’t licensed to sell. Granted, that venture happened when Brad Kuntz, the Vice President of CNG, was in 5th grade. He began selling school supplies to his classmates while his teacher was out on leave. “When she returned, she shut my operation down,” he said with a laugh. “I guess I didn’t know much about business licensing back then.” Like any good entrepreneur, Brad didn’t let one failure get him down. He started a paper route in his neighborhood that he ended up expanding over three years, becoming one of the best paper boys in the city.”

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