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Two Inc. 5000 Companies in St. Pete

Hub tenants SummitET and The Darkstar Group have been recognized as fastest-growing private companies in America as part of Inc. 5000 2023.

Both SummitET and The Darkstar Group share a common thread of innovation, resilience, and a forward-thinking approaches. Their inclusion in the Inc. 5000 is not only a testament to their exceptional growth but also a recognition of their significant contributions to shaping the future of their respective industries. As they continue to reach new heights, their impact on the business landscape will undoubtedly be felt for years to come.

(This article was first featured in our August newsletter - to subscribe to our monthly newsletter click here)

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