Avigilon Ranked the Third Fastest-Growing Company in Canada by PROFIT Magazine

  • Jun 07, 2011

Avigilon has been ranked the third fastest-growing company in Canada and the fastest growing company in Western Canada in PROFIT Magazine's 23rd annual PROFIT 200 ranking. The PROFIT 200 ranks Canada's fastest-growing companies by five-year revenue growth. Published in the summer issue of PROFIT and online at PROFITguide.com, the PROFIT 200 is Canada's largest annual celebration of entrepreneurial achievement.

"The PROFIT 200 companies are the innovative, high-growth enterprises Canada needs to compete on the global stage," said Ian Portsmouth, editor-in-chief of PROFIT Magazine. "PROFIT is proud to celebrate their achievements and ambitions, and we encourage all business people to learn more about the many ways they've come so far, so fast."

Alexander Fernandes, president and CEO of Avigilon, credits the company's expanding portfolio of advanced HD surveillance solutions and exceptional team for the company's remarkable five-year revenue growth.

"The global demand for Avigilon's high-definition surveillance solutions continues to grow. Being ranked the third fastest-growing company in Canada and the fastest growing company in Western Canada in PROFIT Magazine's PROFIT 200 list validates our success in delivering the best HD video surveillance solutions to customers around the world," Fernandes said.

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