MedNet Solutions Recognized as one of the Fastest Growing US Companies
MedNet Solutions Recognized as one of the Fastest Growing US Companies
MINNETONKA, MN, August 27, 2007-MedNet Solutions, a health care technology company specializing in clinical study management systems, has been recognized this month by both Entrepreneur magazine and Inc. magazine as one of the nation’s most rapidly growing companies. MedNet is listed as number 157 on Entrepreneur’s “Hot 500” list of entrepreneurial businesses for 2007, and number 2059 on the “Inc. 5000” list of the United States’ fastest growing private companies.
“It’s truly an honor to be named to both of these prestigious listings,” said Rob Robertson, president and chief executive officer of MedNet Solutions. “Our quick, yet controlled and profitable growth can be attributed to three important factors-the high quality of our technology offerings, the strong business partnerships we have formed with our customers, and the tremendous dedication and hard work of our staff. As our company continues to gain momentum, it’s gratifying to see our efforts paying off and to have our success recognized within the business community. We’re especially proud to be the top-ranked ‘Hot 500’ healthcare company in Minnesota-a state renowned for being a hotbed of medical technology-related organizations.”
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