Michael Niggel Advanced Concepts and Technologies International has landed 27th on the Washington Business Journal’s list of the top 75 fastest-growing companies within the Greater Washington area.
WBJ recognized companies that have experienced significant annual revenue increases during the 2016-2018 period and earned at least $10M last year, ACT I said Tuesday .
The Fastest Growing Companies program has been around for more than two decades.
As we continue to execute our Strategic Growth Plan, our dedicated employees are committed to drive enterprise value and ensure our customers effectively accomplish their national security missions,” said ACT I CEO Michael Niggel .
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