 Brian (left) and Brandon Lunsford. |
ATHENS, Ga. – Inspect-All Services, based in Conyers, Ga., was recognized as the No. 39 fastest-growing business owned or operated by a University of Georgia graduate during the 2014 Bulldog 100 Celebration on January 25 at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Atlanta.
Inspect-All Services, co-owned by UGA grads and siblings Brian and Brandon Lunsford, specializes in home inspections and pest solutions. This is the company’s fourth-straight year being named to the Bulldog 100.
“Our team is excited about once again joining this esteemed list. It’s an honor to be recognized alongside our fellow alumni and successful business leaders,” said Brian Lunsford, co-owner and president of Inspect-All Services.
The Bulldog 100, coordinated by the University of Georgia Alumni Association, recognizes the 100 fastest-growing businesses owned or operated by UGA alumni. For the fifth year-in a-row, Warren Averett CPAs and Advisors partnered with the UGA Alumni Association to review financial records for each nominated business and determine the ranked list.
More than 800 nominations were received for the 2014 Bulldog 100. The class includes companies of all sizes, providing services and products in a variety of industries, including advertising, staffing, real estate, pest control and mixed martial arts. Companies as far west as Texas and Kansas, and as far northeast as New Jersey, made the list this year.
The 2014 Bulldog 100 Celebration recognized the 100 businesses and 139 alumni who lead those companies on January 25 at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Atlanta. The evening began with a reception, followed by dinner and the awards ceremony. Smallbizclub.com founder, 1961 UGA graduate and hall of fame quarterback, Fran Tarkenton, served as the keynote speaker.
“The UGA Alumni Association is pleased to have hosted another successful Bulldog 100 Celebration as the program celebrates its fifth year recognizing top alumni business leaders,” UGA Executive Director of Alumni Relations Deborah Dietzler said. “This is always a well-attended event and the competition to make the Bulldog 100 list each year continues to grow.”