Perry Hall Company Among Baltimore's 50 Fastest Growing: BBJ

PERRY HALL, MD -From Improve Your I.T.: Improve Your I.T., a Baltimore IT Support & Services company, of Perry Hall was recently recognized by the Baltimore Business Journals as one of the top 50 Fastest Growing private companies in Baltimore. The companies that made the Fast 50 list showed incredible growth between 2016 and 2017. They continued to innovate, tap into new markets and expand faster than their competitors. But this isn’t the first time Improve Your I.T. has made the cut for this prestigious award. In fact it’s the 3rd year in a row the company has been named to this group, only 2 other Baltimore companies were able to do the same.

When asked what contributes the most to the company’s consistent growth; Perry Hall native Scott Stephan, Company President, had this to say. “We work with all clients, from a one user small business to local non-profits, clinical healthcare providers all the way up to large enterprise and educational institutions. Clients are pleased with Customer service and affordable, high end solutions and are therefore willing to refer other businesses to Improve Your I.T.”

Stephan founded Improve Your IT in 2010. Improve your I.T. is an I.T. Support and Services company. Prior to launching his own company he was the Vice President of a large regional IT services firm based in Baltimore. He has 15+ years of hands on and project management experience.

Here are just a few ways Improve Your I.T. has given back to the community

• Wounded warrior contributor
• Toys for Tots location
• Annual non-profit initiative providing free IT Support for a year
• Baltimore County Public Library sponsor
• High School scholarship program (Eastern Tech & Perry Hall High)
• Bell Socialization sponsor
• NAMI sponsor (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
• Supported Lardarius web foundation

In addition to being named in the Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies by the BBJ in 2015, 16 & 17, Improve your I.T. has a BBB A+ rated and were a finalist for the Torch Awards for Ethics (BBB).

Image courtesy of Baltimore Business Journals