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Adler Windows receives a Smart CEO Future 50 Award

Manhattan, NY New York Smart CEO honored the 2017 Future 50 Award winners on March 16th at 180 Maiden Ln. In all, 50 mid-sized companies, six Blue Chip companies and four Emerging Growth companies were honored for their significant growth, determined by a three-year average of revenue and employee numbers. The 2017 Future 50 winners collectively generate more than $3.48 billion in annual revenue and employ 10,984 individuals in New York. Adler Windows was the only fenestration company to win a Future 50 Award. 

Speaking on the growth of Adler Windows, Ross Adler - president said, “We have grown by over 600%, we have gone from 13 employees to more than 90 throughout the last nine years. That growth for us is a function of one, having a culture that allows us to recruit, train and retain the very best talent in the industry and two, developing and implementing the systems and procedures that enable that talent to flourish. What has worked really well for us and what our clients really appreciate is getting involved and engaged very early on in a project. We represent a multitude of manufacturers and we can really guide that project along the right path from the outset.”

This is the third big award for Adler Windows throughout the last 12 months, the company made the Inc. 5000 list of America’s Fastest Growing Privately owned companies for the third consecutive year in the summer of 2016, and in December just gone Adler Windows ranked at number 21 on Crain’s 2016 Best Places To Work In NYC.

Adler Windows is a second-generation family owned and operated window contractor based in New York City. Gary Adler opened the company doors in 1986, in 2007 his son Ross Adler joined as VP of sales and marketing. Today Adler Windows is renowned for being New York City’s premier dealer installer of custom windows and doors. The company specializes in windowinstallation and window repair projects where clients range from condo, coop and town house owners in New York City to developers, property owners, the architectural and design community throughout all five boroughs. We pride our company on providing a choice of products to our customers, a  very high level of customer service and most importantly all of our work is installed by in-house trained technicians.

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