Myrtle Consulting Group Ranks no. 31 on Houston Business Journal's 2018 Fast 100 Awards

HOUSTON, Sept. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Myrtle Consulting Group today announced it has ranked no. 31 in the Houston Business Journal Fast 100, a list of the fastest growing private companies in Houston, ranked by companywide revenue growth from 2015 to 2017. Myrtle, a leading firm delivering operational value and sustainable transformations to global manufacturing, processing and distribution companies, has experienced close to 400 percent growth over the past three years.

"We started this company six years ago with the mission of forming real partnerships with our clients and solving operational problems with sustainable results," said Edwin Bosso, founder and CEO of Myrtle. "This award is recognition that together, we are fulfilling this mission. I am proud of what our diverse team of experts and committed professionals has built and the value-based culture we have created to get there. That to me, is success."

The award requires that companies are for-profit, privately held, headquartered in Houston and in operation for at least five years prior to Dec. 31, 2017.

Myrtle has been helping global manufacturing organizations transform operational performance since 2012 and built a team with decades of experience reducing costs, increasing yield, improving asset utilization and boosting labor productivity.

In addition to the Houston Business Journal Fast 100, Myrtle was recently recognized for the third consecutive year as one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine. The company also ranked no. 2 on Consulting Magazine's 2017 list of Best Small Firms to Work For.

A full ranking of the Fast 100 List has been published online and can be viewed here.

About Myrtle Consulting Group
Myrtle Consulting Group is a leading, value-based operations consultancy engaging with global organizations to transform operational performance within the aerospace, automotive, construction, consumer goods, discrete manufacturing, food and beverage, life sciences, metals, mining, chemicals, oil and gas, utilities and pulp and paper industries. Using a practical, needs-based approach, Myrtle incorporates values, multiple methodologies and technologies into custom solutions toward specific customer challenges that improve overall operational performance and generate lasting business transformation. Learn more at www.myrtlegroup.com.

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