The 2016 Fastest Growing Firms: Bridge Partners

Bridge Partners is a people-focused, customer-driven Seattle-based consulting firm that helps organizations transform their core functional engines to drive growth, adapt to change, and create enterprise value.

Consulting Magazine | November 15, 2016

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28. Bridge Partners Growth Rate: 135% HQ: Seattle

Bridge Partners is a people-focused, customer-driven Seattle-based consulting firm that helps organizations transform their core functional engines to drive growth, adapt to change, and create enterprise value. The firm's consultants take pride in their unwavering commitment to client service and bring real-world industry experience and deep subject matter expertise to every project, says Partner Rebecca Jones. "Leveraging a unique, small practice delivery model, we deliver better value, build longer-lasting relationships, and create happier clients," Jones says. "Bridge connects local knowledge with national presence in a uniquely collaborative business model. We deliver results for companies from Fortune 50 to start-up, from technology and manufacturing to healthcare and transportation." Jones says Bridge Partners never forces a project into a cookie-cutter methodology. Instead, "we work with our clients and each other across teams, functions, and seniority levels to deliver higher impact and better value," Jones says. With a 135 percent revenue growth and a No. 28 ranking in this year's Fastest Growing Firms ranking, that approach appears to be working. Jones sat down with Consulting to talk about the firm's success. 

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