Preds Named One of Nashville Business Journal's Fast 50

Three Years of Continued Growth Help Predators Into City's Top 20 Companies

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By Brooks Bratten
@brooksbratten Content Manager & Beat Reporter

The Predators have been named one of Nashville's 50 fastest growing private companies by the Nashville Business Journal, ranking 20th overall in the city.
The organization was presented with the honor at the Nashville Business Journal's Fast 50 Luncheon at the Omni Hotel on Friday afternoon after experiencing a 63 percent revenue growth over the past three years.
The Preds have seen record numbers on and off the ice, including last spring's run to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in franchise history. Every Predators home game at Bridgestone Arena was sold out last season for the first time in club history, and including regular and postseason numbers, the streak currently sits at 61 consecutive sellouts.
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