Sarah Parsons
Atrion ramps up selective growth
CEO (or equivalent): Tim Hebert, CEO and president
2015 Revenue: $119,990,382
2013 Revenue: $84,169,382
Revenue growth: 43%
Thinking big means thinking small at Atrion Inc.
Rather than engaging...
A simpler way to advance
EDUCATION
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Pumping up productivity
MANUFACTURING
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Wide and deep influence
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