Fort Lauderdale, FL – August 20, 2018, Castle Group (https://www.castlegroup.com), Florida’s premier choice for community association management, was honored as one of the fastest growing private companies in South Florida. The Fast 50 Awards ceremony was held at Jungle Island in Miami and presented by South Florida Business Journal. These awards honor the private companies with the most revenue growth by percentage over a two-year period. Castle Group was celebrated as the 23rd fastest growing company in the category of firms earning more than $25 million in revenue.
“This honor memorializes our effort to serve Florida communities with Royal Service while maintaining a positive company culture where our team members are equipped to succeed” says Jordan Goldman, Vice President of Business Development. “We now have seven offices across Florida, over 1400 employees, and continue to acquire new community associations to manage at a rapid rate per quarter. We’ve had an incredible year of growth so far and this award is a time-stamp of Castle’s successful expansion across the state.”
In order to be eligible for the Fast 50, companies must be for-profit, privately held, owned and based in South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach counties.) To be considered, companies had to have been founded by 2014, with a full year’s revenue by 2015 with documentation that supports financial claims and a letter from a CPA for verification. To find more information about SFBJ’s Fastest Growing Companies, click here.
About Castle Group
Castle Group is the premier choice for Community Management, specializing in serving the finest Condominium and Homeowner Associations. The company’s philosophy is an unwavering focus on the Resident experience; at Castle it is called Royal Service®. Castle is owned by CPAs that oversee a powerful combination of incredible people, streamlined systems, and advanced technology. Since no two properties are identical, Castle has created a menu of services that allows customers to create a solution that fits their needs. Castle does not manage an exceptional number of communities, just a number of exceptional ones.
