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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 16, 2019
Tighe & Bond honored by PSMJ Resources
Westfield, MA Tighe & Bond has been named as a member of the PSMJ Resources, Inc. (PSMJ) 2019 Circle of Excellence. This is the second year in a row that the firm has received this honor. The Circle of Excellence highlights successfully managed firms that demonstrate outstanding achievements in areas such as profitability, overhead management, cash flow, productivity, business development, and staff growth.
“To be recognized as a member of PSMJ’s Circle of Excellence for the second consecutive year is a high honor. Tighe & Bond has always strived to create an outstanding client and employee focused firm that adheres to exceptional business practices and delivers sustainable business results.,” said Bob Belitz, president and CEO of Tighe & Bond.
Founded in 2006, the Circle of Excellence represents the top 20 percent of participants in PSMJ’s annual A/E Financial Performance Benchmark Survey, based on 13 key performance metrics. The annual survey is open to all firms in the industry, regardless of firm type, size, gross revenue, net revenue, practice area, or location.
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