Earlier this week I noticed both ConnectWise and Nimsoft on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing privately held US companies. But I overlooked Everon Technology Services, one of the industry’s most vocal managed service providers.
On Everon’s blog, you’ll notice that the company was ranked No. 682 on the Inc. 5000 list, with revenues growing to $3.6 million in 2007, up from $596,414 in 2004.
That’s pretty darn impressive and more proof that progressive MSPs are enjoying strong growth. Kudos to Mike Cooch and the rest of the Everon management team. Any other MSPs on the Inc. 5000 list? Just let me know (joe [at] ninelivesmediainc.com).
Heads Up: And don’t stop there. Be sure to fill out our next MSPmentor 100 survey, debuting September 25 on MSPmentor. The survey helps us to identify the world’s most successful MSPs based on a range of metrics, including revenue growth, devices managed and percentage of revenue from managed services (among other factors).
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Joe,
There are many MSPs that are growing at a strong clip. Do IT Smarter is proud to have one of our MSP customers on the list too, The I.T. Pros, ranked #1,695 on the list, this is their 2nd year making the list.
Lane: Thanks for pointing out The I.T. Pros.
On the Inc. 5000, they reveal revenue of $3.3 million in 2007, up from $1 million in 2004. Impressive. Here are the details on the Inc. 5000 site.
Congratulations to Everon and all of the MSP’s who are experiencing growth while improving their customers businesses. At KnowledgeCentrix we and several of our customers also have made the list of enterprises on the Inc. 5000, but we are most excited about the fact that all of our customers are better utilizing technology and their limited resources to improve the bottom line in a topsy turvy market by using an MSP.
Congrats to Mike Cooch, Josh Clifford, and co! Awesome job guys!
And another on the list: WorkSmart, a solutions provider in North Carolina, ranked at No. 2839. Thanks to WorkSmart COO Clay Harris for the heads up. Company’s 2007 revenue was $3.2M, up from $1.4M in 2004, according to the Inc. 5000.
Thanks to Joe and everyone. I’m sure many others would be on the list if they had applied! We are very happy with our progress so far, but not satisfied! I’m excited for the challenges of the next couple of years and hope we can make a repeat appearance.
Mike
Mike: You mention that “many others would be on the [Inc. 5000] list if they had applied!” That’s the key point: I see the same MSPs over and over again driving home their marketing messages and raising their company profiles by exploring free media opportunities like the Inc. 5000. All MSPs should keep a list of media/promotion goals and honors they intend to pursue annually.
Yet another MSPmentor 100 company surfaces on the Inc. 5000 list.
HEIT, ranked No. 21 on the MSPmentor 100, landed at No. 897 on the Inc. 5000 list. Kudos and thanks to Jessica Emmett from HEIT for the info. Inc. says HEIT’s revenue was $4.6 million in 2007, up from $914,767 in 2004.