October 5, 2020 – Adweek today ranked Native Digital the 4th Fastest Growing Midwest Agency in its annual Adweek 100. Globally, Native ranks #58. The fast growing feature includes global agencies, large and small, whose industry presence is on the rise. This distinction is awarded to those organizations that have achieved exceptional growth over the past three years.

“The ad world is experiencing plenty of change at the moment,” says Justin Watkins, Native Digital’s CEO & Founder. “When a publication like Adweek names your team to a global list of those riding this wave of change well, it’s a good reason to pause and celebrate the team’s efforts.”

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The average company receiving the honor achieved astounding three-year average job and revenue growth.

“2020 has been a challenging year, but these agencies and solution providers have shown how innovation breeds success,” says Jeffrey Litvack, Adweek’s chief executive officer. “Everyone in the advertising community can learn something from their examples.”

“The only constant in advertising is change,” added Lisa Granatstein, Adweek’s editor, svp, programming. “The best way to see where the industry is headed is to see who’s leading the pack.”

Native Digital is a brand and marketing firm acquiring customers where they live: online. Proudly based in Kansas City, the Native team delivers brand strategy, performance marketing and digital experiences.

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Methodology The 2020 Adweek 100: Fastest Growing is ranked according to percentage revenue growth when comparing 2017 to 2020. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating a minimum revenue level by 2017.