SageQuest Awarded First Place in 2009 Weatherhead 100
CLEVELAND - This accomplishment marks the second year in a row that SageQuest has been named to the list and the first time the company has taken the top honor.
CLEVELAND - SageQuest, LLC was honored as the first place winner of the Weatherhead 100, an award that recognizes the achievements of the fastest growing companies in Northeast Ohio. SageQuest landed the top honor this year with a growth rate of 1,474 percent based on revenue from 2004 to 2008. This accomplishment marks the second year in a row that SageQuest has been named to the list and the first time the company has taken the top honor.
Dennis Abrahams, president & CEO of SageQuest, accepted the award at a black tie ceremony hosted by Case Western Reserve University School of Management and the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE). "This award serves as validation that combining a great product with exceptional service and support is the clear recipe for sustainable success," Abrahams told the crowd. "Our team is highly competent and equally committed and driven to continue performing in a manner that exceeds customer and shareholder expectations. This award is a great honor and I thank every member of our team for their contribution."
SageQuest provides proven management solutions that improve the efficiency and effectiveness of mobile workforces throughout North America. Mobile Control is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution offering real-time insight into technician and vehicle activity. This insight provides actionable decision-making intelligence helping dispatchers, supervisors, and executives reduce costs and increase productivity.
"To lead the class of growth companies in this year's Weatherhead 100 means SageQuest had to do extraordinary things to expand revenues and innovate for its customers," said Steve Millard, president and executive director of COSE. "Companies like SageQuest are those we are counting on to drive employment, growth and success in our region."
About SageQuest
SageQuest LLC provides GPS fleet tracking and management solutions that improve the overall efficiency and productivity of any mobile workforce. With a focus on helping customers reduce fleet costs, increase productivity and improve customer satisfaction, SageQuest's best-in-class solution, Mobile Control, delivers a comprehensive suite of tools through an easy-to-use online interface. For more information on SageQuest, visit www.sage-quest.com or call 888.837.7243.
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