Moove It recognized for the third year in a row as one of the Financial Times’ fastest growing companies in the Americas
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Carin CarlinCarin Carlin is Moove It's Communications Specialist. A graduate of Texas State University with a degree in Media Communication and Public Relations, she joined Moove It's marketing team in early 2021. Carin specializes in social media content creation, copywriting, and more.
We are thrilled to announce that we have been recognized as one of the Financial Times’ fastest growing companies in the Americas for 2023. This is the third consecutive year we have been included on this prestigious list, and we are honored to be among the top 500 fastest growing companies in North and South America.
Our impressive absolute growth rate of 172% places us in the small percentage of fastest growing companies from Latin America. The ranking is based on our compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2018 to 2021.
The Financial Times’ analysis shows that IT and technology companies make up the majority of the list, highlighting the impact of technology. Similarly, the growth in healthcare and healthtech, as well as finance and fintech companies aligns with Moove It’s strengths in these industries.
Rapid growth at Moove It
Moove It’s rapid growth rate is evident in the numbers. Our 3 year compound annual growth rate in 2022 was 117%, and this year it’s 172%. We believe that our diversity is one of the keys to our success. Moove It started as an engineering organization in 2005, dominated by highly-skilled developers. Today, we have a more diverse mix of talent, including designers, product managers, data experts, and business analysts. Our studios mean we can rapidly bring together our expertise in different areas, making us attractive to current and potential clients.
Our growth is largely due to expanding our relationships with existing clients. We provide a unique, holistic team specific to their needs using the skills of different studios.
You can explore the full analysis and methodology used by the Financial Times here.
We would like to extend a huge thank you to the Financial Times and Statista for including us on the list!