Client Command Named to Inc. 5000 List
Client Command is ranked among Inc.’s list of fastest-growing companies for the seventh time.
CUMMING, Ga. — Client Command has again been named to the annual Inc. 5000 List of the Fastest Growing companies, the company announced. This is the seventh time the company has been honored with a ranking on the list, leapfrogging ahead more than 600 spaces from No. 2,641 in 2017 to No. 1,950 for 2018.
The award joins a growing number of accolades Client Command has amassed this year’ including Inc. Best Places to Work, AWA Marketing Automation Award, 2018 Atlanta Pacesetter Award, among others.
“We are so honored to be included in this year’s Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing companies,” said COO Charles Darwin. “Client Command is committed to innovation and creating best-in-class marketing technology solutions that help our customers thrive in an ever-changing marketplace. We share this award with each of the dealer customers who have partnered with us to better engage with consumers to enhance their car buying experience.”
The Inc. 5000 program was designed to recognize the fastest-growing privately held companies from across the country that demonstrate the highest revenue growth over a three-year period. Previous winners have included companies such as FitBit, Zappos, and Pandora.
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