Bizzell US Makes Third Appearance on the 2022 Washington Business Journal List of 50 Fastest Growing Greater Washington Companies
Bizzell US, a Maryland based strategy, consulting, technology firm has been named to the 2022 Washington Business Journal’s (WBJ’s) list of the 50 fastest-growing companies in the greater Washington, DC area. This year’s inclusion on the 2022 WBJ Fast 50 list marks the third occasion that Bizzell US has been recognized for their phenomenal growth.
Bizzell US ranked #42 on the WBJ Fast 50 list with a three-year revenue growth of 53.76 percent. Bizzell US is among the seven (7) Maryland-based companies and one of 13 government contractors named to the 2022 list. This recognition signifies consistent growth since the company’s inception in 2010.
Each year, the WBJ recognizes the 50 fastest growing companies in the Washington, DC area, based on average three-year revenue-growth percentage. Additionally, companies must be headquartered in the DC area and must have had 2019 revenue exceeding $2 million and 2021 revenue of more than $10 million to qualify for this award.
The full rankings were officially announced at the Ritz-Carlton in Tysons Corner, Virginia on October 20, 2022, and the full list appears in the October 21, 2022 edition of the WBJ.
View the full list: Greater Washington’s 50 fastest-growing companies in 2022, ranked
“We are honored to be recognized by the Washington Business Journal as one of the DC area’s fastest-growing companies for the third year,” said Dr. Anton C. Bizzell, Chairman and CEO of Bizzell US and Bizzell Global Ventures. “This list contains an elite group of firms, and we are elated to be part of this exclusive group. Bizzell’s growth and success is a testament to not only the staff talent at Bizzell, but also to the commitment of our clients as we act on their behalf to accelerate their missions.”
About Bizzell US
Established in 2010, Bizzell US is U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) HUBZone certified strategy, consulting, and technology firm with a mission to improve lives and accelerate change. Bizzell US develops innovative solutions to some of the most critical issues of our time such as health care services equity, global health, workforce innovation and other urgent needs facing the world. Under the leadership and vision of founder, Anton C. Bizzell, MD, the company has grown into a thriving firm headquartered in New Carrollton, Maryland with staff and offices in various regions around the country including California, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Georgia, and globally in Africa, Asia, and Central America. Learn more about how we develop data-driven, research-informed, innovative solutions to complex-real-world challenges: www.BizzellUS.com.
Bizzell Global Ventures Contact
Carlos Gomez, Market Impact Specialist
Cgomez@bizzellglobal.com | 301-459-0100 x286
The projects were donated as part of Bizzell’s corporate social responsibility and addresses both sustainable and equitable access to safe drinking water which remains a challenge in Nigeria. “It is estimated that more than 60 million people in Nigeria do not have access to basic clean water supply and that number grows each year as a result of climate change and population growth”, according to Dr. Bizzell. “Water saves lives and providing clean water is more important now than ever which is why we decided to construct and donate the water projects to the Odo Ayedub and Oke Ako communities in the Ekiti State of Nigeria”.
The commissioning of the projects was preceded by a ceremony at the palace of the traditional ruler of Odo Ayedun-Ekiti, His Royal Majesty Oba Dr. Solomon Ilesanmi Ajibade JP (Ajigbotoluwa I), the Owa of Odo Ayedun, who expressed his gratitude on behalf of the community, and conferred the chieftaincy title of Balógun Akórewọ̀lú of Odo Ayedun-Ekiti on Dr. Anton C. Bizzell, in recognition of his contribution to the development of the community. Dr. Bizzell, an African-American who traces his ancestry to Nigeria through ancestry DNA testing was also named ‘Ọmọ́wálé’ and welcomed as a son of the community.
The chieftaincy and commissioning ceremonies were witnessed by a mammoth crowd from the community, as well as senior government officials, traditional rulers, and other community stakeholders. The Ekiti First Lady H.E. Erelu Bisi Fayemi, on behalf of the Government of Ekiti State, thanked Bizzell for the kind gesture and appealed to them to favorably consider scaling up the intervention to benefit more communities. In her words, “You will find the Government and people of Ekiti state – the land of honor – to be people of integrity, who will always follow through with commitments they make to you and ensure such interventions are protected and well maintained.”
