Seven Small Jewels, 2011: Gnarus Advisors

There’s solid growth, there’s steady growth, there’s strong growth, and then someone needs to find an adjective to describe the growth Gnarus Advisors has experienced over the last two years.

Joe Kornik | March 25, 2011

Gnarus Advisors

Stephen SellickHQ: Arlington, Va.Additional Offices: Waltham, Mass., Los Angeles, Palo Alto, Calif.Billable Consultants: 302009 Revenue: $2.5M2010 Revenue: $10.1MRevenue Growth: 304%2011 Revenue: $20M (projected)Client Industries: Manufacturing, Energy, PharmaceuticalService Line: Financial Consulting

There's solid growth, there's steady growth, there's strong growth, and then someone needs to find an adjective to describe the growth Gnarus Advisors has experienced over the last two years. Outrageous? Epic? Cosmic? All seem to fit, but none really seem able to put the 304 percent the firm grew in proper perspective.

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