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May 2023-- growth[period] is excited to announce the company has been named to Washington Business Journal's Best Places to Work for 2023. This is the seventh time growth[period] has received this distinction in nine years. "It is rewarding to see this recognition for all the ongoing work of our team to create a close-knit, inclusive and productive working environment." said CEO Courtney Spaeth. Washington Business Journal presents an annual list of the D.C. region's best workplaces, as determined by Quantum Workplace. You can find the full list here: Best Places to Work in Greater Washington: Small Companies - Washington Business Journal (bizjournals.com)




May 2022-- growth[period] is proud to announce that we have been selected as a 2022 Best Place to Work in Greater Washington in the small business category by the Washington Business Journal. This is the sixth time that growth[period] has placed on the Best Places to Work List. Every year the Washington Business Journal honors 85 companies as the ‘Best Places to Work’ in the D.C. area. Winners received this distinction by scoring the highest among hundreds of employers that participated in an annual employee engagement survey. growth[period] ranked 5th out of 20 companies awarded in the small business category. Honorees are featured in the May 13 issue of the Washington Business Journal. Find the complete list of companies here.

Partner Lyn Sherlock (top) with Ms. Elinor Otto and Ada Wyn Parker-loy
growth[period] Partner Lyn Sherlock, Brigadier General, US Air Force (retired), was the featured speaker at the Women’s Memorial 21st Annual Memorial Day Program in Arlington, VA. The event was put on by the Spirit of '45 organization honoring those who served in WWII, including the over 1,000 Women's Air Force Service Pilots and over 300,000 Rosie the Riveters. Two Rosie's were in attendance: Ms Elinor Otto, who continued building military aircraft until the age of 95, and Ada Wyn Parker-Loy, whose sister was the model for the famous Rosie the Riveter poster.
The event included formal military honors and a keynote address, remarks from past and present military women representing each of the services, and the Memorial’s signature event, the scattering of rose petals in tribute to departed comrades.
Read more about the Women In Military Service For America Memorial here.