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WGI Ranked #35 On The Zweig Group’s 2020 “Hot Firm List”.
WGI makes a very significant 41-spot jump from last year’s Hot Firm ranking of #76.
The Zweig Group Hot Firm List recognizes the 100 fastest-growing AEC firms in the United States and Canada. These firms have outperformed the economy and competitors to become leaders in their chosen fields.
To be considered for this award, firms must fill out a short application and are ranked by a score comprised of both dollar and percentage revenue growth rate over a three-year period.
The Zweig Group ranked WGI #35 on its 2020 Hot Firms list! This is a huge 41-spot jump from last year’s ranking of #76. WGI has now been awarded placement on the Hot Firms List for seven consecutive years (2014-2020).
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