Washington, D.C., Oct. 7, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Herren Associates, Inc., ("Herren"), a leading engineering and management consulting firm, announced today that Washington Business Journal ranked Herren 8th on its annual fastest growing companies list, averaging 100% revenue growth from 2008 to 2010. "This is the second consecutive year Herren Associates has been named to the list," Jeff Herren, founder and chief executive officer said. "We are honored to receive this recognition for our work throughout the Washington Metropolitan area. We continue to receive significant recognition for our work as the advisor of choice for fiscally responsible federal executives. Earlier this month, our president, Jeff Voth, was selected as one of the region’s ’40 Under 40’ business leaders by the Washington Business Journal and we have received recognition on a national basis for continued growth by Inc. Magazine and excellence in government contracting as the inaugural GovStar recipient by SmartCEO Magazine. It’s a great honor for all of our consultants who have fueled our success by continuing to find ways to maximize the value of every taxpayer dollar."
About Herren Associates, Inc:
Herren delivers expert analysis and tailored solutions to achieve cost-efficiency, improve performance, and execute mission objectives. For more than two decades, Herren has partnered with the federal government to save billions of dollars in program costs by eliminating waste, minimizing complexity, restructuring processes, tailoring analysis, and creating management systems that are innovative and sustainable. For more information, visit www.herrenassociates.com
About the Washington Business Journal’s 2011 Fastest Growing Companies:
Each company on Washington Business Journal’s annual 50 Fastest Growing Companies list demonstrated at least 25% growth over the last three years evaluated by average percentage change in revenue. To learn more about the companies, visit http://www.bizjournals.com/washington/, or see the print edition of the Washington Business Journal dated October 7-13 2011