Last Friday, The Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce celebrated its “31st Annual Awards & Gala: A Roaring Good Time,” which was held at the Fredericksburg Expo Center. Our team was in attendance, as a finalist for Large Business of the Year, designated as companies with more than 50 employees, among Quarles Petroleum and Truist. We are excited to share that Flatter has won this award in its twentieth year of business! This year has given Flatter so much to celebrate, and we are extremely grateful to our dedicated team.
“It is humbling to be just considered among such amazing people and companies in this room to include Truist and Quarles!” Brittany Chiang, CEO of Flatter, noted. “Flatter is a just a small part of the defense Industrial base supporting the national defense and Homeland security missions. Thank you all for making this such a special place where companies like Flatter can thrive. You make this a wonderful place to live, work, and raise my family.”
The Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce is the diverse hub for the fastest growing region in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Its members include small and large businesses, nonprofits, government, and educational institutions. They build relationships and create competitive advantages for a healthy business environment through leadership, access, innovation, advocacy, and connections in the greater Fredericksburg area.
For additional information on this award and the Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce, please visit their page here: Fredericksburg Regional Chamber Honors Business Leaders at 31st Annual Awards Gala.
About Flatter:
Founded in 2002, Flatter, Inc. is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) that is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2013 registered. We follow our motto, “Excellence is our Baseline,” every day to meet our clients’ needs and ensure mission success. Our core capabilities include program management, administrative support and executive assistance, finance and acquisition support, mission advisory support, process re-engineering, and mission analytics.
