Amy Rees Anderson, MediConnect CEO, Recognized in v/100 for Fifth Time
In Utah, being recognized in the 2008 class of the vSpring Capital Top 100 venture Entrepreneurs (v|100) is quite the business honor. To be recognized on the v|100 five years in a row is something more like a business dynasty!
That’s exactly what happened to MediConnect CEO, Amy Rees Anderson recently. For the fifth year in a row, Ms. Anderson was recognized on the v|100. The list is compiled annually by vSpring Capital, a Salt Lake City early-stage venture capital firm.
The v|100 recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs who have ties to the State of Utah. Each year vSpring asks members of the Utah business community to nominate individuals who are most likely to lead a successful startup technology venture in the next five to seven years in a c-level executive role. Those nominees who garner the most votes from their peers in a nominee-only second step of the annual voting process are then elected into the v|100.
As CEO, Ms. Anderson has led MediConnect Global through a phenomenal period of growth with a more than 847 percent revenue increase during the past four years and is currently increasing the company’s global presence as a leading powerhouse in medical record retrieval services for the legal, life and health insurance industries, and healthcare provider services.
In addition to the v|100, Ms. Anderson was also recognized by:
- Inc. Magazine—MediConnect was ranked number 311 on the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.
- Ernst & Young—Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2007 Award, was given to Amy Rees Lewis, MediConnect CEO, for Business Services in the Utah region.
- Utah Chapter of the Association for Corporate Growth—2007 Dealmaker of the Year Finalist.
We here at MediConnect Global congratulate Amy on this recognition.
