HPOne Receives Its 10th Marcum Tech Top 40 Award For Company Growth

By PRNewswire On Mar 15, 2021

Medicare and Health Insurance Sales, Marketing, and Technology Organization Recognized as one of the Fastest Growing Companies in Connecticut

HPOne, a leading sales, direct-to-consumer marketing, and technology company focused in the Medicare space, was named to the 2020 Marcum Tech Top 40 list. It’s the tenth time HPOne has made the annual list, published by accounting and advisory services firm Marcum LLP. The list recognizes the fastest growing technology and life sciences companies in Connecticut.

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“We’re proud of our continued growth and appreciate Marcum’s recognition,” said founder and Chief Executive Officer Bill Stapleton. “As the market’s demand for our digital brokerage solutions continues to increase, our goal is to continue providing technology-enhanced healthcare enrollment for customers nationwide. We’re committed to explaining and simplifying Medicare options for healthcare consumers, one by one, so each can choose the right plan at the right price to support better health and provide peace of mind.”

Now in its 13th year, the Marcum Tech Top 40 recognizes technology and life sciences companies across six industry sections, including: advanced manufacturing; energy, environment, or green technology; IT services; life sciences; new media, internet, or telecommunications; and software. Awardees must earn at least $3 million in annual revenue and demonstrate a four-year record of growth.

The program is dedicated to showcasing Connecticut companies that have persevered against tremendous odds to achieve truly impressive growth, and to become exemplars for other tech companies seeking models of success.

The Marcum Tech Top 40 awards are designed to recognize and celebrate rising tech businesses and innovators, and showcase the culture of technology in Connecticut.

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