Tony Rojas

September 07,2017

Tony Rojas

The August issue of Executive Perspective features Tony Rojas, president of Slalom, a business and technology consulting firm headquartered in Seattle. Approaching $1 billion in revenue, Slalom has shown strong revenue growth — a CAGR of ~30 percent over the last 10 years. Tony highlights the strengths behind two of the company’s core philosophies: operating as a private company and growing 100% organically. As he explores how the rapid pace of the cloud environment has generated new opportunities, Tony identifies key growth areas for the firm — such as international and domestic expansion, collaboration across markets, and development of BI and analytics.

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