d1g1t Inc. Announced as One of Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50™ Program Winners for 2022
d1g1t ranked fourth on the list in terms of three-year revenue growth. Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 program winners consist of public and private companies in the technology sector that are transforming the industry. The program runs alongside the broader Deloitte North American Technology Fast 500™, with winners automatically eligible for this elite ranking.
d1g1t’s CEO Dr. Dan Rosen credits the quality of the firm’s enterprise wealth management technology solution and the desire among financial firms and advisors across North America to have access to industry leading risk-based investment management tools with the company’s strong annualized revenue growth.
Dr. Rosen said, “On behalf of my entire team, I am delighted and honoured that d1g1t has been named one of Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50™ program winners for this year. This recognition, which follows a “Company to Watch” recognition by Deloitte three years ago, is further validation that our company has become a leader in providing wealth management firms with the technology they need to grow their businesses, streamline operations and deepen the relationships they enjoy with their clients.”
“It’s inspiring how this year’s exceptional cohort of Technology Fast 50 winners have delivered outstanding revenue growth even in the face of prevailing uncertainties in the economy and marketplace,” commented Anders McKenzie, partner and national leader for the Technology Fast 50 program at Deloitte Canada.
“Fueled by exemplary innovation, creativity, resilience, adaptability, along with superior business leadership, these companies are paving the way as catalysts in their respective sectors and delivering growth and value to the Canadian economy both at home and beyond.”
To qualify for the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 ranking, companies must have been in business for at least four years, have revenues of at least $5 million, be headquartered in Canada, own proprietary technology, conduct research, and development activities in Canada and invest a minimum of five percent of gross revenues in R&D.