SAVANNAH, Ga. — scDataCom has been named to the annual Vet100 listing, a compilation of the nation’s quickest rising veteran-owned companies, and the corporate is amongst these being celebrated on the Vet100 dinner and awards ceremony at IVMF’s Veteran EDGE Convention this week in Dallas.
The annual Vet100 rating, created in partnership with Inc. Enterprise Media and Syracuse College’s D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Navy Households (IVMF), was born out of the Inc. 5000 listing of the fastest-growing non-public corporations primarily based within the U.S.
Each distinctions “are thought-about hallmarks of entrepreneurial success,” based on the scDataCom announcement.
“We’re proud to be acknowledged on the Vet100 listing for the second 12 months in a row, this time at #72,” says Kathleen Ford, CEO of scDataCom, within the firm announcement. “As a veteran-owned and led firm, we’re honored to serve and assist those that have served. Grateful to our unbelievable group and veteran prospects who encourage our mission on daily basis.”
Ford served 26 years within the U.S. Military Nurse Corps and retired as a colonel in 2012.
Why is scDataCom on the Vet100 Checklist?
scDataCom is a woman-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned techniques integrator that makes a speciality of digital safety, entry management and community infrastructure options.
Identified for delivering mission-critical techniques to federal companies and enterprise shoppers nationwide, the corporate has earned repeat recognition on the Inc. 5000 and the Vet100. Most just lately, scDataCom was ranked #1020 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 and continues to increase its nationwide footprint.
“From high-tech startups to fast-growing logistics corporations to authorities contractors who hold us secure and assist our troops, veteran-run corporations play an essential position within the entrepreneurial ecosystem,” says Mike Hofman, editor-in-chief of Inc., within the announcement.
“We’re proud to associate with the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Navy Households to have a good time excellent veteran founders and the numerous and sometimes unsung contributions they make to our economic system and communities,” he says. “Their resilience and public mindedness is an inspiration to us all.”
“The Vet100 listing displays the spirit of entrepreneurship that drives a lot of our nation’s veterans and army households,” says Raymond Toenniessen, deputy government director for the D’Aniello Institute, within the announcement.
“These enterprise homeowners are constructing corporations that make use of 1000’s, stimulate native economies, and provides again in significant methods,” he says. “We’re proud to be a part of their journey by offering training, assets, and a neighborhood that continues to develop stronger every year.”
