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Tighe & Bond named a 2018 Circle of Excellence member by PSMJ

Westfield, MA Tighe & Bond has been named a 2018 Circle of Excellence member by PSMJ Resources, Inc. (PSMJ) for the firm’s achievements in areas such as profitability, overhead management, cash flow, productivity, business development, and staff growth. Circle of Excellence members represent the top 20% of all participants in PSMJ’s annual A/E Financial Performance Benchmark Survey, which is based on 13 key business performance metrics. PSMJ selected Tighe & Bond based on data from 361 A/E firms across the United States and Canada.

“It is a significant honor for Tighe & Bond to be recognized as an industry leader in top-notch business practices and sustainable business results. Our goal has always been to run an extraordinary client and employee focused organization, as well as an exceptional and high performing business,” said Tighe & Bond’s vice president and CFO Robert Belitz, CPA. “This award, coupled with once again being named one of the best engineering firms to work for in the nation by Zweig Group, has made it a banner year for Tighe & Bond. These awards illustrate our commitment to both our employees and our business,” he said.

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