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Turning Down Projects and Tripling Revenue: One Firm’s Story Sponsor2013-10-01T11:38:00-04:00>2020-03-23T18:06:48-04:00
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How does a firm make the jump from two to twelve employees in just a few years during a recession?</p>
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How could they possibly triple their revenue between 2005 and 2013? That just doesn’t happen. MattParker, Business Manager at Vertical Arts Architecture admits it’s unusual and that surviving and thriving during a recession wasn’t exactly easy.</p>
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They started with just 2 employees and a big dream—to be a premier high-end, multidisciplinary firm, able to provide clients with a full range of services. They wanted to meet and exceed the most discerning clients’ expectations and have Vertical Arts’ vision stamped on every aspect of production.</p>
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