Charlotte, N.C. | October 2, 2018 -- ImagineSoftware has been named to the 2018 Grant Thornton North Carolina 100® (NC100), which ranks the state’s largest private companies by revenue. The complete list was released in the October issue of Business North Carolina and can be viewed at GrantThornton.com/NC100.
“We are honored to be recognized to the 2018 Grant Thornton North Carolina 100® list,” said Sam Khashman, CEO at ImagineSoftware. “This award reflects our commitment to delivering innovative software solutions to our customers in the healthcare space through our culture of servant leadership.”
Since 1984, the NC100 has ranked the state’s largest private companies by revenue in the most recent fiscal year, based on data provided by the participants.
To view the complete 2018 list, visit GrantThornton.com/NC100.
About Grant Thornton North Carolina 100®
Since 1984, the Grant Thornton North Carolina 100® has ranked the state’s largest private companies by revenue in the most recent fiscal year, based on data provided by the participants. The NC100 is a voluntary list restricted to companies based in North Carolina that do not have publicly traded stock. Companies owned by private equity are permitted. Nonprofits, financial-services companies, health care providers such as hospitals and subsidiaries of corporations are excluded.
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