Sanderson Firm Achieves High Ranking in Inc. Regionals
In an exciting announcement, Sanderson Firm PLLC has secured the impressive second position on Inc.'s prestigious list of the fastest-growing private companies in the Southeast region. Inc., a leading media brand focusing on entrepreneurs and business leaders, recognizes this firm for its exceptional growth in a dynamic economic landscape. The Inc. Regionals ranking highlights the vital role that small, independent businesses play in driving economic success and innovation.
A Celebration of Growth and Success
Heather Sanderson, the Chief Executive Officer of Sanderson Firm, expressed immense gratitude for this achievement. She stated, "It has been a dream come true for Sanderson Firm to have the prestigious honor of being ranked by Inc. as the second fastest growing privately held company in the Southeast region. The growth that we have achieved is something I could have never imagined. I am grateful for the support of the Medicare Secondary Payer industry, our nationwide client base, and our excellent team members for helping us achieve this milestone." This sentiment reflects the hard work and dedication of the entire team, which has contributed to the firm’s remarkable journey.
Understanding the Inc. Regionals List
Inc.'s Regionals list is a crucial benchmark that offers a comprehensive look at the business landscape in the Southeast. This ranking focuses on companies that exemplify the spirit of innovation and resilience in driving local economies. Bonny Ghosh, the editorial director at Inc., remarked, "The honorees on this year's Inc. Regionals list are true trailblazers driving economic growth in their respective regions, industries, and beyond. This list celebrates their achievements and tells the stories of remarkable companies that are fueling growth and adding jobs in local economies throughout the country." This recognition not only signifies a moment of celebration but also an acknowledgment of the hard work behind the success.
About Sanderson Firm
Sanderson Firm specializes in Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) services and is proud to be a woman-owned business. With a team boasting over 400 years of combined experience in the MSP industry, the firm is committed to delivering exceptional legal and clinical services. They serve as trusted counsel and compliance services providers to many well-known insurance carriers, self-insured firms, third-party administrators, and smaller regional insurers as well as governmental entities.
Inc. Regionals Methodology
The 2025 Inc. Regionals list is based on two years of revenue growth, focusing on the percentage increase during that time. To qualify for this ranking, companies must have been established and generating revenue by March 31, 2021, and must have been based in the U.S., privately held, for-profit, and independent, with no affiliations to subsidiaries or other divisions. A minimum revenue of $100,000 in 2021 and at least $1 million in 2023 was required for consideration.
Company Contact Information
For media inquiries about Sanderson Firm and its remarkable achievements, David Sunderhaus, the Marketing Specialist, can be contacted at 9419938220. The firm continues to make strides in providing reliable services in the healthcare industry, reinforcing its commitment to excellence and professionalism.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Inc. Regionals list?
The Inc. Regionals list highlights the fastest-growing private companies in specific regions, showcasing their growth and contributions to the economy.
How did Sanderson Firm rank on this list?
Sanderson Firm ranked as the second fastest growing privately held company in the Southeast region, according to Inc.
What services does Sanderson Firm provide?
Sanderson Firm specializes in Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) services, offering legal and compliance assistance to various clients.
Who leads Sanderson Firm?
Heather Sanderson is the Chief Executive Officer, guiding the firm's vision and operations.
What criteria were used for the Inc. Regionals ranking?
Companies were ranked based on their revenue growth percentage over two years, with specific minimum revenue requirements.
