REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11 -- Picking Up the Pieces
With the skeletal remains of the World Trade Center looming in the background, bindery gear sits covered in debris and soot from the fallen buildings neighboring financial printer The Fitch Group. |
The Fitch Group, which had offices on the 11th and 12th floors, as well as the basement, was able to account for all of its employees, but collateral damage was considerable. The north side of the building was "blown out," according to Fitch. A blanket of ash was everywhere. Steel beams from the crumbled towers impaled the roof. The company was able to rescue computer hard drives containing critical customer information, and some personal belongings were retrieved.
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