ExoClick Grabs Honors for Tech Growth, Workplace

BARCELONA, Spain — ExoClick today announced that it has been awarded two industry accolades including being named one of Deloitte’s fastest growing technology companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and one of the best places to work by The Great Places to Work Institute.

The company ranked number 50 in the 500 fastest growing technology companies by Deloitte. This is the third consecutive year that ExoClick has been included in the Deloitte Fast 500. With a growth rate of 2,642 percent, once again the company said it is the only Spanish registered company to be featured.

“All 500 companies are impressive organizations. Achieving a ranking on this year’s list proves their commitment and drive to grow innovative companies — a difficult feat in the competitive and fast-moving technology environment,” David Halstead, Deloitte U.K. partner and partner-in-charge of the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA program said.

The company has also been ranked at number 11 in the Top 20 Best Workplaces in Spain in the category of companies with between 20-49 employees. The award was given at a presentation ceremony held in Madrid on Dec.10 at the Sede Deusto Business School. The honor recognizes the company’s achievements in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains employees through a combination of employee satisfaction, working conditions and company culture. ExoClick was one of eight companies represented in the digital technology sector.

ExoClick explained that The Great Places to Work method uses two metrics in order to determine the rankings. The first is an anonymous Trust Index survey completed by employees which evaluates their perception of management, their colleagues and their job. The second is a Culture Audit questionnaire completed by management, examining how management creates trust through policies, practices and initiatives. The scores from both these evaluations determine whether a company makes the Great Places to Work rankings.

“The 1st of December was ExoClick's 8th birthday and we couldn't wish for two better ways to help us celebrate our success. Firstly, we are extremely proud to be continually featured in the Deloitte 500. The reason for our exponential growth is due to platform and industry sector innovation, reinvestment in proprietary technology, strategic business decisions and partnerships and a dedicated team driving our business forward,” ExoClick founder Benjamin Fonzé said.

He added, “It is this dedicated team who have helped position us as one of the Best Workplaces in Spain. Our goal has always been for each team member to believe that they are part of our growing business, that they do make a difference, that they have the opportunities to grow and that their opinions are valued. Additionally via the Great Places to Work initiative our team has given us important feedback on the areas that we can still improve upon and many new ideas that we can implement into our everyday working lives here at ExoClick.”

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