If Company A grew from $2M to $6M, that additional $4M represents 200% growth. Compare that to Company B who went from $200M to $290M, that’s “only” 45% growth—but an additional $90M in revenue.

Clearly, raw growth rate doesn’t tell the whole story. We decided combine reported growth rate and revenues. We marked the top quintile (highest 20%) per revenue band as “high-growth.” We then marked the bottom quintile (lowest 20%) per revenue band as “laggard.”

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