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Globalization Partners Again Ranked as One of America’s Fastest Growing Business Service Companies on Inc. 5000 List

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Boston —August 16, 2017Globalization Partners, a global PEO and employer of record firm that helps companies expand internationally without setting up branch offices and subsidiaries in other countries, today announced that it has been named in the 2017 “Inc. 5000,” Inc. Magazine’s prestigious annual list of the fastest growing private companies in the United States, for the second year in a row. The company, which ranked 33 overall, has experienced 8,187 percent growth in the last three years. Very few companies ever make it this high up on the list twice; in fact, there has not been another firm in recent memory to score this high two years in a row.

Globalization Partners eliminates the barriers to global business by empowering companies to quickly and easily operate abroad without needing to incorporate in a given country. Leveraging both high-touch services and proprietary technology, Globalization Partners streamlines the employment of a global workforce on behalf of its clients, manages legalities and compliance issues, and takes on all of the associated risk. It counts Fortune 500 and high-growth startups among its client base, including General Dynamics, iRobot, Moz and Yelp.

Demonstrating continued demand for its superior services, Globalization Partners grew its revenue by 8,187 percent in the past three years, spanning 2014 through 2016. This remarkable growth is due, in part, to the company offering PEO services in more than 170 countries, as well as its unparalleled customer service that has led to a net promoter score of 92 and a best-in-market client retention rate. In the past year, the company has also been recognized with the following honors:

  • Global PEO of the Year in the 2017 Global Payroll Awards, beating out several top competitors
  • CEO Nicole Sahin named an EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2017 in the New England region for excelling in innovation, financial performance and a commitment to her business and community, among other factors
  • The #1 spot on the Boston Business Journal’s Fast 50 list of the fastest growing private companies Massachusetts
  • Multiple American business awards including “Company of the Year,” and “Woman of the Year—CEO Nicole Sahin”

The company has also been awarded multiple awards for its renowned company culture. CEO Nicole Sahin says, “my mission is not only to break down barriers to global business, but have fun doing it.” The company is clearly doing it.

“It is an incredible and unique honor to appear in the top 40 on the Inc. 5000 list two years in a row,” said Nicole Sahin, CEO of Globalization Partners. “This achievement and our continued growth speak to our unique capabilities in helping our clients maximize their global growth opportunities while eliminating cost and risk. It’s also a huge testimony to the hard work and dedication of my extraordinary team. We operate each day with a relentless drive to break down barriers to global business on behalf of our clients, which has resulted in our truly spectacular success.”

The Inc. 5000 is among the most prestigious rankings of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The 2017 list, which was unveiled today at Inc.com, will be included in the September print edition. Complete results can be viewed at www.inc.com/inc5000.

ABOUT GLOBALIZATION PARTNERS
Founded with the goal of breaking barriers to global business, Globalization Partners empowers companies to hire the most talented people in more than 170 countries without first incorporating in each country. Using tailored International PEO Services and our Global Employer of Record Platform, we minimize the risk of global expansion and enable fast entry into new markets. Less risk. More reward. Streamlined Global Employment.

 

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