Ottawa Business Journal is once again on the lookout for the region’s fastest-growing businesses.
OBJ’s Fastest Growing Companies competition is a unique opportunity for the city’s up-and-coming firms to be recognized for substantial, sustainable and profitable growth.
The 2017 list was topped by software provider Fullscript, which finished in top spot for the second year in a row after recording three-year revenue growth of a whopping 3,128.6 per cent. It was followed by BriteSky Technologies, seoplus+ and Bellefleur Physiotherapy.
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OBJ is seeking companies headquartered in the National Capital Region that have demonstrated revenue growth over the past three years. It doesn’t matter what industry the company is in or whether it is a startup or a long-standing enterprise.
Applicants will be ranked by percentage of revenue growth between year one and year three of their most recent three-year fiscal period. To qualify, the company must have completed three fiscal years with financial statements that have been subject to a review engagement or formal audit.
In year one, companies must have had revenues of at least $100,000. In year three, revenues must have risen to at least $500,000. If the company is not profitable by the third year, applicants will be asked to briefly explain how the firm will be sustainable.
The companies that make the list will be profiled in the May 7 issue of OBJ and honoured at a cocktail celebration on May 24 at You.i TV headquarters in Kanata.
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The deadline for applications is April 10. If you have further questions, please email OBJ print editor David Sali at david@obj.ca.
