Jaymie Scotto & Associates (JSA), the preeminent provider of brand strategy, public relations (PR), digital marketing and event planning services for global data centers, real estate companies and network operators, announces the agency has been recognized for a fourth consecutive year on the Inc. 5000, the renowned annual list of the fastest-growing private companies in America.
Among the tens of thousands of companies that have applied over the years, only a small percent earn a spot on the Inc. 5000 list more than once and less than six percent have made the list four times.
JSA was also ranked as the top 37 fastest growing companies in Nevada on this year’s Inc 5000 List.
Over the years, notable brands such as Facebook, Chobani, Under Armour, Microsoft and Patagonia have all earned their spot on the Inc 5000 list.
“Being named to the Inc. 5000 for four years in a row not only speaks to our sustained growth as a company, it also reflects the hard work, dedication and drive of the entire JSA family,” comments Jaymie Scotto Cutaia, Founder and CEO of JSA. “We believe our company culture is the foundation of our success and this recognition validates our commitment to creating a work environment that empowers team members to innovate and deliver exceptional results for clients.”
“JSA’s consistent presence on the Inc. 5000 list highlights our agency’s ability to adapt to the ever-evolving marketing landscape,” adds Barb Mitchell, Executive VP and Managing Director. “By embracing cutting-edge technologies and staying ahead of industry trends, JSA has maintained its competitive edge and continues to deliver outstanding results for our clients.”
“As we look to the future, JSA will remain focused on expanding service offerings, entering new markets, and further enhancing our innovative capabilities and JSA educational channels, including JSA TV and Greener Data,” comments Lisa Garrison, CFO of JSA. “JSA is committed to sustaining its growth trajectory while maintaining the core values that have driven its success thus far.”