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Ventive makes Inc. 5000 list in 2021: a testament to growth

Ventive is honored to be recognized in the Inc. 5000 list for 2021, showcasing our commitment to excellence and sustained business growth.

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Unveiled today, custom web development company Ventive lands the No. 3637 slot on Inc. Magazine’s exclusive list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies. Four years and counting, Ventive is again named an Inc. 5000 Honoree, joining the ranks of little-gone-big companies like Intuit, Zappos, and Microsoft.

Tenacious innovation favors growth

Founded out of a desire to build and tell stories, Ventive’s growth mindset has been giving rise to companies and ideas since its start in 2014. Ventive takes pride in creating an environment of innovation that allows profitable projects, like Strike R&D Tax Advisory, to become their own flourishing entities. Despite excluding Strike’s explosive success from this year’s calculation, Ventive maintains an impressive rate of growth, snagging them their seat on the 2021 Inc. 5000. Complete results can be found here.

“Ventive embodies the idea of shared success. Our team is vital to that mission. They consistently rally around our belief in accelerating the growth of our clientsthis achievement is evidence of that. We are beyond proud.” - Jonathan Cardella, Founder & CEO, Ventive

The problems plaguing today’s thriving industries—be it finance, real estate, or healthcare — are being solved by innovative applications of technology. Ventive’s team of engineers, marketers, and designers set out daily to solve these problems by building digital products, investing in ideas, and helping companies scale. Ventive is honored to be rewarded for their innovation and excellence by being named one of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies.

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