Managed Services Group names 4Roots its managed IT and cybersecurity partner
Managed Services Group said it has become 4Roots’ Official Managed IT and Cybersecurity Partner, with support aimed at the nonprofit’s Farm Campus in Orlando.
Managed Services Group said Sept. 3, 2026, that it has become the official managed IT and cybersecurity partner of 4Roots, a nonprofit based in Orlando, Florida.
The partnership centers on the technology systems behind 4Roots’ Farm Campus in Orlando’s Packing District, including the infrastructure that keeps day-to-day operations connected and provides guest Wi-Fi across the campus, according to the company’s release. MSG said the arrangement is meant to support 4Roots as it expands programming, community reach and work tied to a more sustainable food system in Central Florida.
MSG described itself as a provider of managed IT, cybersecurity and compliance solutions. The company said it works with nonprofit, education, healthcare and financial services clients nationwide and has experience in managed IT services, cybersecurity strategy, compliance readiness, risk management and technology planning.
4Roots said it is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on building healthier communities through food. The release said its 42-acre Farm Campus serves as “a living laboratory” for reimagining the food system and is meant to connect farmers, consumers, businesses, schools and other community partners around food and agriculture.
The partnership also includes non-technology elements. MSG said its employees will have opportunities to take part in events, volunteer initiatives and other activities at the Farm Campus. The agreement also gives MSG an on-site presence through digital signage and sponsorship opportunities.
In a statement, MSG president and chief operating officer Jennese Grullon said technology plays a critical role in nearly every organization today. She said MSG is proud to bring its technology and cybersecurity expertise to 4Roots.
4Roots executive director Tommy Ward said the nonprofit’s growth requires more infrastructure. Ward said MSG’s expertise and reliability will help his team focus on creating meaningful experiences, expanding impact and bringing the community together around a healthier, more sustainable food system.
The release did not disclose financial terms of the partnership.
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