Bill Me Later, Inc. Considers Going Public
Bill Me Later Inc. plans to add as many as 250 local workers and is also growing nationally as it moves toward a public offering with the financial backing of undisclosed local partners, CEO Gary Marino said. The Timonium, MD-based online alternative payment company is opening a service center in the Hunt Valley business district with an initial staff of about 70. That number could eventually more than triple. As its products become increasingly used in online shopping, there is more need for manpower to process purchases. Company leaders think consistent, 50-percent growth each year could lead to an initial…