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C3 Intelligence
Background screening company focused on exceptional turn-around time and state of the art processing systems.
Industry
Business Products & Services
Location
Westlake Village, California
Leadership
Donald Stephenson
Year Founded
2005
Company Size
1-10 employees
Website
Inc. 5000
No. 3501 (2021) 98% 3-Year Growth
No. 2679 (2020)
No.3,502
Synapse Studios
Full-stack software and product consultancy that builds apps for startups and coaches businesses through digital transformations.
Industry
Software
Location
Tempe, Arizona
Leadership
Chris Cardinal
Year Founded
2003
Company Size
11-50 employees
Website
Inc. 5000
No. 3502 (2021) 98% 3-Year Growth
No. 2331 (2020), No. 2684 (2019)
No.3,503
demandDrive
A custom sales development and lead generation services firm providing clients with full-service sales development and demand generation programs.
Industry
Business Products & Services
Location
Waltham, Massachusetts
Leadership
Lindsay Frey
Year Founded
2011
Company Size
51-200 employees
Website
Inc. 5000
No. 3503 (2021) 98% 3-Year Growth
No. 3410 (2020), No. 2565 (2019), No. 2234 (2018)
No.3,504
PBG Consulting
A minority- and women-owned professional services firm specializing in program management and IT services to federal organizations.
Industry
IT Management
Location
McLean, Virginia
Leadership
Pawla Ghaleb
Year Founded
2010
Company Size
11-50 employees
Website
Inc. 5000
No. 3504 (2021) 98% 3-Year Growth
No. 4843 (2020), No. 498 (2019)
No.3,505
Cascade Insights
Market research and marketing services firm helping organizations seize opportunities in the business-to-business technology sector.
Industry
Advertising & Marketing
Location
Portland, Oregon
Leadership
Sean Campbell
Year Founded
2006
Website
Inc. 5000
No. 3505 (2021) 98% 3-Year Growth
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