Sentences with phrase «niche companies in»

The Principal Financial Life Insurance Company provides excellent value and is a niche company in the life insurance marketplace.

With hives of high - efficiency work forces shuttling goods from the supplier to the consumer through a series of smaller, optimally - structured shipping portals and warehouse spaces, a package can depart from a niche company in Maine and appear on a customer's doorstep in California one day later.

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It's carved out a niche in the market between local firms that do smaller residential or commercial projects and the highly integrated companies like PCL, Eastern, EllisDon and Hatch.

I like that they've found a niche, identified a company making money in it, and figured out how to do it better.

ONE of Perth's newest, and smallest, law firms is working with some of the world's biggest companies, capitalising on a niche area in which few other businesses in the Asia Pacific region have experti

A new CEO abandoned the company's profitable niche in Colorado to focus on cannabis distribution in California.

Without widespread adoption of this zero - emission technology, the electric - car industry will remain a niche business and the demand for Tesla's batteries will never be large enough for the company to scale in a significant way.

In a recent interview with Fast Company, co-founder and CEO Dennis Crowley explained this product is basically the holy grail of local discovery, and one that has the potential to turn Foursquare from a fun, though niche social check - in site, into a massive local data companIn a recent interview with Fast Company, co-founder and CEO Dennis Crowley explained this product is basically the holy grail of local discovery, and one that has the potential to turn Foursquare from a fun, though niche social check - in site, into a massive local data cCompany, co-founder and CEO Dennis Crowley explained this product is basically the holy grail of local discovery, and one that has the potential to turn Foursquare from a fun, though niche social check - in site, into a massive local data companin site, into a massive local data companycompany.

For all its success, Lululemon remains in many ways a niche company.

Her Toronto - based company, Creative Niche, specializes in employment opportunities in technology, media and marketing — fast - evolving sectors that increasingly rely on a broad range of digital skills.

Small companies in niche markets can use their specialization and nimbleness as powerful competitive advantages.

In fact, some of the fastest - growing private companies in America are reaping success by tapping into niche industries, or inventing entirely new ways to make moneIn fact, some of the fastest - growing private companies in America are reaping success by tapping into niche industries, or inventing entirely new ways to make monein America are reaping success by tapping into niche industries, or inventing entirely new ways to make money.

PHOTO ESSAY: Work boot company Steel Blue has shown niche, quality - focused manufacturing has a place in Western Australia.

Uber is one of the fastest - growing companies in Silicon Valley history, spawning thousands of startups claiming to be the Uber of every niche.

If the advisor is from a venture - capital firm, does it have portfolio companies in your niche which could be tapped?

Opportunities for companies like Lunar have been increased by a fertile investment niche opened by a mismatch between the high degree of entrepreneurial innovation in today's economy and the changed demands of venture capital.

It's a similar story with other companies in this niche.

Who's in: The mass (Forever 21, Target) and the deeply niche (Culinary Teas, Glitzy Pet Jewelry) How it pays off: Merchants compensate the East Lansing, Mich., company by paying a percentage of sales, or paying to have traffic driven their way or their logo placed next to a big company like Target.

In a niche market, there's often no room for scaling into a multi-billion dollar company, which are the companies that get Series B.

The company swallows the higher costs of manufacturing all of its garments in the U.S. while serving a fickle niche, constantly at risk of falling out of fashion.

One of the best examples of a visionary CEO is Steve Jobs who transformed Apple from a niche computer company into the most profitable company in the world.

Lamar Villere, a portfolio manager at New Orleans - based Villere & Co., said that he has been reducing his exposure of small and mid-cap companies with international revenues and is focusing more on those that dominate their domestic niche in order to offer protection from the effects of tariffs.

When I joined BiggerPockets.com, a niche - dominating startup in the real estate education space, my knowledge on growing a company grew at an astonishing rate.

So on average I think there's likely to be some froth or overvaluation in companies that are going to be No. 2 in an economic - ecological niche.

Building on the advice he gave as a consultant, Pearson continued searching for companies to acquire in high - growth, low - competition sectors, finding profitable niches in ophthalmology, dermatology and gastroenterology.

Like many SaaS companies, Dyn started as a small niche player in an important corner of the Internet — Managed DNS — and slowly carved out a space, honing our product and beating competitors on service, pricing, relationships and added - value until we grew to be the market leader.

CEO Shah and his Cornell classmate Steve Conine started out with racksandstands.com in 2002 and quickly expanded, buying dozens of niche domain names and launching many from scratch—simplydogbeds.com, justshagrugs.com, dinnerplates.com — and in 2011 changing the company name from CSN Stores to Wayfair (700 employees went on a Boston bar crawl in Wayfair T - shirts to help market the new name).

A year ago, when Inc. named Slack its Company of the Year for 2015, it was essentially in a category of one, a niche product beloved among early adopters in the tech and media industries but relatively unknown in other parts of the business world.

To avoid sacrificing some of your precious deck real estate to the companies aiming for your same niche, you need to discuss them in person.

By the time a company completes a project outside its niche, the real competitors in that space will have already developed superior solutions and brought them to market.

He's put BlackBerry on track to serve a small but potentially lucrative niche of business clients and brought more focus to the company than it's had in years.

Shop.ca, in particular, was trying to do too much, he says, which is different from niche - focused, vertically integrated companies like Endy.

Founded by a food science professor, the Swedish oat milk company spent decades as a niche player in the plant - based beverage industry.

The companies that booked tours and flights, arranged hotel rooms, and issued travellers» cheques are now gone, or relegated to being niche players in the travel business.

They felt an online company focused on a specific demographic could ignore geography and find a niche in the global market, and they could run it right from their Montreal neighbourhood.

Twitter gives companies the opportunity to gain access to a global, and in some instances, mass niche audience, something that television broadcasts can not do.

Far too many company founders think people want to know about their company when in fact very few people do or you actually only reach a niche market.

Many of the high - growth companies on our Inc. 500 5000 list have thrived in this niche area that offers a suite of services from document translation to website localization to multilingual court reporting to oral interpretation.

The holding company's subsidiaries specialize in property and casualty insurance, particularly niche products for businesses in the U.S.

Look for companies that start in smaller areas, or have a niche product that is under patent or trademarked.

After being featured, the company saw a marked increase in orders and the coverage provided a boost in growth, helping turn a niche brand into a big business.

Then, if the company is operating within a niche that is either huge — greater than $ 1 billion — or is growing at a rate in excess of 20 to 40 percent per year, and the company is perceived to have the best and most competitive product to enter this niche in recent memory, then it might be worth an additional $ 1 to $ 2 million.

Having started nine years ago as a slide - show producer, the company has found itself in one cutthroat industry after another — from systems integration to photo - lab services to Web design, adding hundreds of services in nine different niches.

A good way to determine whether a company has carved out a spot in their niche is to look through their product catalog.

If a company is not able to provide a quality or niche product, then it will likely get steamrolled by others that have already established themselves in this field.

Mehta has been studying family caregiving for more than a decade, and his research suggests companies pursuing this niche will find success with solutions that are comprehensive (with the product's services available at all times, even if it's only needed sporadically), intuitive and designed for the interruptions that proliferate in caregivers» busy lives.

The company has further strengthened its niche positioning by creating an R&D department that will not only develop new recipes to pitch to customers, but also «co-create» new bars in partnership with international clients.

Finding a solid niche in a huge marketplace was key to the success of SunRx Inc., a Cherry Hill, New Jersey, prescription benefits administration company.

After less than a year in business, the company is bringing new technology to a pretty niche field in the world of investment banking and sparring with financial industry heavyweights in the process.

Each company is a niche leader in such areas as Web development, relationship marketing, and data mining.