We know you’re out there.
The Business Journal is producing its second list of fast-growing privately held companies in October.
The list seeks to capture private companies that have seen their yearly sales grow rapidly from 2006 to 2008.
Are you amazed by your company’s growth? Then let us know.
We’re looking for Orange County-based companies owned by an individual, a group of people, families, venture capitalists, private equity firms or other investors.
Publicly traded companies and subsidiaries won’t be considered.
We’re ranking companies by revenue growth from June 2006 through June 2008.
To qualify, companies must have minimum sales for the 12 months through June 2006 of $300,000.
The Business Journal plans to search its own archives to identify prospects. Many companies from our private, minority- and women-owned companies lists stand to qualify. Companies from our inaugural 2007 list of fast-growing private companies also are eligible.
Our hope is to find a crop of growing companies that’ll make up an interesting list for our readers.
We urge you to submit your company for consideration. What’s in it for you?
Bragging rights, for one. Your company could be ranked one of the fast-growing companies in an area known for nimble startups and entrepreneurialism.
It’s also good exposure for your company before customers, bankers, vendors, peers or even potential investors.
The Business Journal has an online form for companies to fill out for consideration. The link is in the upper right corner of our Web site, www.ocbj.com.
If you have questions, contact Research Director Purnima Mudnal at (949) 833-8373, ext. 224, or at mudnal@ocbj.com.
