Hamilton, NJ: Optima Global Solutions Inc., a technology solutions firm, has been named to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in America for the third time. The firm, which first appeared on the coveted list in 2011, achieved over 85 per cent growth over the past three years, ranking it as the 8th fastest-growing company in the Trenton-Princeton area.
“Our longevity and deep experience in facilitating transformation for over two decades put us in a unique position to answer the call for next-generation AI and automation capabilities,” said President and CEO of Optima Global Solutions Inc, Mahesh Yadav. “Our continued success and this Inc. 5000 ranking re-affirm our commitment to delivering strategic value through a boutique approach that prioritizes quality, innovation, and new technologies.”
A statement from Optima Global Solutions noted that soon to enter its 25th Year in business, Optima Global Solutions was established on the core pillars of people, process, strategy, and transformation; carving out a niche in providing strategic staffing, custom solutions development, and automation and AI-based solutions, before AI became a buzzword in the industry.
Optima continues to serve a diverse list of clients, including those from higher education and government, as well as manufacturing and financial services. They have also partnered with some of the industry’s most well-known solutions providers, including Tungsten Automation and Oracle.
Optima once again joins past Inc. 5000 honorees, including Microsoft, Dell, and Zappos. The organization has been ranked 4,084 overall, 315th in the IT Services Category, and 104th in New Jersey.
According to the statement, Yadav is a well-known leader in the IT services industry and a prominent Indian-American in the New York tristate area. He is a Co-Founder & Executive Chairman of TranscendAP, Inc. (www.TranscendAP.com), a SaaS platform for Accounts Payable Automation solutions, and an Advisory Board Member with the School of Business – Dept of Information Analytics, Montclair State University, NJ. He is an active Angel Investor in various early-stage and growth-oriented technology companies in the USA and India.
A passionate golfer, he founded the South Asian Golf Association (SAGA) in 2004 to promote golf in the South Asian community. He is also a Board Member of The First Tee Greater Trenton.
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