CoreTech Consulting Group, Inc., chosen from 1,650 nominated companies, was recently named to the 1995 "Philadelphia 100" as the fourth fastest growing, privately held company in the greater Philadelphia region. "Philadelphia 100," sponsored by the Wharton Small Business Development Center and the Philadelphia Business Journal, recognized CoreTech for a 1,200 percent increase in revenues between 1992 and 1994. The firm expects to double its annual revenues in 1995.

Entering its fourth year in business, CoreTech is a leading Information Management consulting firm specializing in helping large organizations plan and implement new technologies. The firm is particularly well regarded for its ability to balance the implications of introducing new technologies while protecting clients’ infrastructure investments.

President David Moore said, "CoreTech’s ranking in the 'Philadelphia 100' is a reflection of our employees’ hard work and dedication during the past three years and is an added incentive for the company to continue on this exciting path." He added, "We could not have reached this point without the commitment and trust of our clients, business partners and friends."

Moore and his partners, Edward Beaumont, Chief Executive Officer, and Mario DeMarco, chief operating officer, started CoreTech to fill a void in the consulting industry by focusing on assisting large companies with managing technology change.

For seven years, the Wharton Small Business Development Center has sponsored the "Philadelphia 100" to recognize local, privately-held companies that have demonstrated unparalleled growth in revenues and employees during the previous three fiscal years. Criteria for the 1995 award includes: be an independent, privately-held corporation; have a three-year sales history with an increase in fiscal 1994; experience sales of more than $75,000, but less than $25 million in fiscal 1992; and be located in the greater Philadelphia region. This is CoreTech’s first appearance in the "Philadelphia 100" rankings.