Shoutout to the 136 local companies that ranked among the fastest-growing private companies in the nation on the 2022 Inc. 5000 list.
Inc.com determined rankings for 5,000 companies in the US according to percentage revenue growth over a three-year period. The Bay State is home to 154 companies that made the list this year. The list includes 136 Boston-based companies that had a median growth of 196%, total revenue of $6.9 billion, added 20,293 jobs, and 88 are repeat honorees. Additionally, 12 of these companies are newly founded. |
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BOStoday's parent company 6AM City also made the list this year. | Photo via @oschapov |
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Meet the top seven growing Boston companies that made the cut.
No. 67 — Numerated - Est.: 2017
- Industry: Financial Services
- Growth: 5,887%
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What they do: Works smarter, not harder, by providing a digital loan origination system for business banking to reduce work for financial institutions.
No. 75 — HqO -
Est.: 2018
- Industry: Real Estate
- Growth: 5,291%
- What they do: Creates a workplace experience + communication platform for companies and commercial property teams to host modern workplaces.
No. 97 — Accelevent - Est.: 2015
- Industry: Software
- Growth: 4,393%
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What they do: A one-stop-shop for event management, offering engagement tools, lead generation, community-building + event planning.
No. 124 — Open Exchange -
Est.: 2009
- Industry: IT Services
- Growth: 3,650%
- What they do: Offers video communications services for the financial and investment industry with tools like interactive videoconferencing, live streaming, and searchable video showcases.
No. 159 — Fairmarkit - Est.: 2017
- Industry: Software
- Growth: 3,202%
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What they do: Increases productivity and decreases spending by equipping procurement and supply chain teams with automation and data.
No. 167 — Notarize -
Est.: 2015
- Industry: Consumer services
- Growth: 3,064%
- What they do: Provides notary services to you anytime and anywhere with simple, safe, and convenient packages.
No. 379 — LinkSquares - Est.: 2015
- Industry: Software
- Growth: 1,582%
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What they do: Helps legal teams draft, review, and execute agreements quickly and keeps the documents all in one place.
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Today -
Seaport Sweat | Wed., Aug. 17 | 6:30 p.m. | Seaport Common, 85 Northern Ave. | Free | Register for this 45-minute pilates fusion workout. 💪
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Roxbury Movie Night | Wed., Aug. 17 | 7:45-9 p.m. | Marcella Playground, 260 Highland St. | Free | Everybody get up, it's time to slam now — head to the Mayor’s movie night for a screening of “Space Jam: A New Legacy.”
Thursday - Third Thursdays Poetry | Thurs., Aug. 18 | 7 p.m. | Brookline Booksmith, 279 Harvard St. | Free | Register to listen to the monthly reading series featuring Niki Tulk, Joshua Nguyen, Chen Chen, and Tamiko Beyer.
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Brighton Bazaar | Thurs., Aug. 18 | 5-9 p.m. | Charles River Speedway, 525 Western Ave., Brighton | Free | Explore over 50 local vendors for vintage, vinyl, and art. 🛍️
Friday -
Public Art Tour: West Campus | Fri., Aug. 19 | 12:15-1 p.m. | MIT List Visual Arts Center, 20 Ames St., Cambridge | Free | Explore MIT's campus design on this tour featuring renowned contemporary artists like Beverly Pepper, Juame Plensa, and Matt Johnson.
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ICA Summer Sessions | Fri., Aug. 19 | 6-9 p.m. | Institute of Contemporary Art | Free with admission | Enjoy a concert on the water featuring Senseless Optimism. 🎵
Saturday -
Smolak Farms Peach Festival | Sat., Aug. 20 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Smolak Farms, 315 S. Bradford St., North Andover | Price of purchase | This family fun event will feature carnival games, hayrides, concessions, a beer and wine tent + live music.
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Cult Classic Movie Night at the Aquarium: Waterworld | Sat., Aug. 20 | 7-9:45 p.m. | Simons Theatre, 1 Central Wharf | $5 | Enjoy this larger-than-life classic on the big screen at the New England Aquarium (playing one night only).*
Sunday - Bill Burr | Sun., Aug. 21 | 7 p.m. | Fenway Park | $28+ | Head to America’s oldest ballpark to see the first stand up performance from the local comedian. 🎤
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Fans will recieve a bobblehead of Carles Gil on a first-come-first-served basis while supplies last at Wednesday’s game. | Photo provided by New England Revolution |
Score tickets + cheer on the New England Revolution as they take on Chicago Fire FC at Gillette Stadium on Wed., August 31 at 7:30 p.m. Bonus: Fans will take home a free bobblehead (while supplies last) to commemorate the occasion.
Pro tip: Make it a family (or friend) outing with the Revs Family 4-Pack, offering fans four tickets up to 20% off + four food and drink coupons (valued at $68). 🎟️* |
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Weather - 70º | Rain | 70% chance of rain
Civic -
Mayor Wu announced that the City of Boston is seeking permission to ban fossil fuels from new construction. The pilot program is part of the state’s new climate law that will allow 10 cities and towns to enact a ban. If selected, Boston will join a running list of cities with similar climate initiatives along with New York City, Seattle + Washington DC. (Boston Globe)
Announced -
The Bruins have made league history by hiring Danielle Marmer as the new player development and scouting assistant. She is the first female hired in the NHL for an on-ice position. Danielle is from Vermont, has played in 132 games + spent three years with the Quinnipiac's women's ice hockey team. ⛸️ (WBUR)
Sports -
Christmas arrived early for the Celtics. The local NBA team will play during the Christmas Day game against the 76ers. The season will tip off on Tues., Oct. 18 at TD Garden. Stay tuned for the full schedule to be released today. (Boston.com)
Real Estate -
The median price for single-family homes in Massachusetts rose to $585,000 in July. This is the highest number recorded for the month, marking an 8% increase from this time last year + a 27% increase from 2020. 🏠 (Boston Business Journal)
Plan Ahead -
Before break dancing makes its Olympic games debut, watch 16 male + 16 female competitors from the northeast in Cambridge. The Red Bull BC One All Star tour begins today and the main competition event will be at the Sinclair on Sat., Aug. 20. Winners will move on to the national finals. (Boston.com)
Arts -
Hood Park in Charlestown has two artists on display now through Tues., Nov. 15. There will be a reception in the North Lobby at 500 Rutherford Ave. on Thurs., Aug. 18 from 5:30-8 p.m. to celebrate the artwork of Martha Starr + Tim Evan.
Community -
Medina Dixon was a Boston native + a member of the US women's national basketball team in the late 1980s. On Sat., Aug. 20, the City of Boston will dedicate the basketball courts in her honor at the Walker Playground, located at 550 Norfolk St., from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. 🏀
Featured -
Faraway Nantucket has been featured in Vogue magazine’s list of the 15 most charming boutique hotels in the US. The 62-room hotel opened last summer in downtown Nantucket, and the publication praised the intimate size + design. (Boston.com)
Correction -
We got a bit derailed with our MBTA update yesterday, and had an error in the Orange Line shutdown dates. The line will be closed from Fri., Aug. 19 (starting at 9 p.m.) through the morning of Sun., Sept. 18. Get prepared with other options for commuting. 🚊
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The meetings are open to everyone who identifies as a woman. | Gif via Giphy. |
The Mayor’s Office of Women’s Advancement will host four community listening sessions in neighborhoods across Boston to better understand the needs of women in our city.
📆 Dorchester Listening Session | Thurs., Aug. 18 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Grove Hall Library Branch, 41 Geneva Ave.
📆 Roxbury Listening Session | Thurs., Sept. 22 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Shelburne Community Center, 2730 Washington St.
📆 Mattapan Listening Session | Tues., Oct. 18 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Mattapan Library Branch, 1350 Blue Hill Ave.
📆 Jamaica Plain Listening Session | Thurs., Dec. 1 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Jamaica Plain Library Branch, 30 South St.
Each meeting will provide an overview of the Office of Women’s Advancement’s history and an update on what the team is currently working on. Childcare will be available at all sessions, in addition to refreshments for all guests.
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