About us
A Los Angeles technology company since 1988, and the parent company of SupportMax.
Support Bay’s story began in 1988, when Ned Yousefzadeh founded Micro League Inc. in West Los Angeles. Micro League Inc. earned recognition as a top system builder and grew into a respected IT services provider. Its work continues today as Support Bay, LLC.
Our flagship brand, SupportMax, delivers managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud, web and AI services to businesses across Southern California. All client services are provided through SupportMax.
1988
Micro League Inc. founded in Los Angeles.
Industry recognition
Micro League Inc. recognized as a top system builder.
2006
Ranked No. 4 on the CRN Fast Growth 100, CRN’s list of the fastest-growing IT solution providers in North America, with 537.52% growth.
2007
Named to the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies (No. 48 in Computers & Electronics), with 160.9% three-year revenue growth.
Today
Support Bay, LLC operates SupportMax and gives back through the Nobleis charity app.
We prevent problems instead of just fixing them.
Every client deserves enterprise-grade protection.
We give back to our community and to 501(c)(3) charities.

Leadership
Ned has built and led technology companies in Los Angeles for more than 35 years. A graduate of California State University, Northridge, with a degree in computer engineering, he founded Micro League Inc. in 1988, earned recognition as a top system builder, and grew it into one of the fastest-growing IT solution providers in North America: No. 4 on the 2006 CRN Fast Growth 100 and named to the 2007 Inc. 5000.
Today he leads Support Bay, LLC and its SupportMax brand, focused on managed IT and cybersecurity for small and mid-sized businesses. Ned is regularly sought out as an expert source on cybersecurity, and he created Nobleis to help people raise money for the charities they care about.
Managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud, web and AI services for Los Angeles businesses.
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