Koombea Named 2023 Inc. Power Partner
Oct 28, 2023
Koombea has been named a Power Partner by Inc. Business Media in recognition of the company's contribution to helping startups and entrepreneurs grow. The software development company was named in the 'Outsourcing Solutions' category for their state-of-the-art software solutions.
United States - October 28, 2023 —
October 24, 2023 – Inc. Business Media today announced the second annual Power Partner Awards, honoring B2B organizations across the globe that have proven track records supporting entrepreneurs and helping startups grow.
Among those honored is Koombea, a leading software development company recognized in the 'Outsourcing Solutions' category, showcasing its diverse and high-quality service offerings.
The list recognizes 389 firms in marketing and advertising, health and wellness, financial services, legal, logistics, and productivity, as well as other business areas. All 389 companies received top marks from clients for being instrumental in helping leadership navigate the dynamic world of startups.
Koombea's recognition reflects the company's commitment to technological innovation and client satisfaction. Over the past year, Koombea has deployed several cutting-edge solutions that have enabled startups to optimize their operations and scale effectively.
These B2B partners support entrepreneurs across various facets of the business, including hiring, compliance, infrastructure development, cloud migration, fundraising, etc., allowing founders to focus on their core missions.
“Trusted B2B partners provide guidance and expertise that founders rely on at various steps of their organization’s journey. Partners that possess a demonstrated ability to deliver quality support are at the core of entrepreneurship and help bring big ideas to life,” says Scott Omelianuk, editor-in-chief of Inc. Business Media.
"We're thrilled to be an Inc. Power Partner for 2023. This accolade underscores our commitment to empowering entrepreneurs. Client feedback is a major factor in this honor, making it even more meaningful. We look forward to continuing our work as a trusted partner in the tech space," said Jonathan Tarud, CEO of Koombea Inc.
"Being named a Power Partner is a testament to our dedication. We remain committed to aiding startups in their growth journey," said Robert Kazmi, Chief Revenue Officer at Koombea Inc.
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About Koombea
Founded in 2007, Koombea is a software development leader focusing on innovation and client satisfaction. The company's recent Power Partner Award recognition highlights its role as a trusted tech partner.
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Phone: 4162002257
Website: https://www.koombea.com/
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