Seven Small Jewels, 2011: Nouveon

T.J. Eberle grew up in large consulting firms, having worked both for Andersen Consulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers. However, he also spent some time working in industry before launching Nouveon in 2003. In fact, Eberle’s career track is pretty much identical to the typical Nouveon employee—most of the firm’s consultants have worked at a large consulting firm and in industry.

Joe Kornik | March 25, 2011

Nouveon

T.J. EberleHQ: Charlotte, N.C.Additional Offices: Morrisville, N.C., Raleigh, N.C.Billable Consultants: 682009 Revenue: $7.5M2010 Revenue: $14MRevenue Growth: 87%2011 Revenue: $24M (projected)Client Industries: Financial Services, Energy & Utilities, Retail, HealthcareService Line: IT

T.J. Eberle grew up in large consulting firms, having worked both for Andersen Consulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers. However, he also spent some time working in industry before launching Nouveon in 2003. In fact, Eberle's career track is pretty much identical to the typical Nouveon employee—most of the firm's consultants have worked at a large consulting firm and in industry.

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