Chang Industrial Named 11th Fastest Growing Company on the First Coast- JBJ Fast 50

Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Fig. 01Inside Chang Robotics
Chang Industrial was honored as one of the region's 50 fastest growing companies. In this 2021 Class of Fast 50, Chang Industrial found itself in the top 15, at 11th place.
"The past year has been a tumultuous time across the economy, with businesses facing both new challenges and new opportunities as the pandemic and its aftermath has played out. These First Coast’s companies were able to overcome those challenges and build upon the preceding years' of growth to rise to become the fastest-growing companies in the region." -Jacksonville Business Journal Press Release

Chang Industrial can attribute its success to a few different things. First, they constantly evolve their service offering to fit their clients needs and offer "the next level" of service. Second, they stay humble as their expert teams moves into different fields or faces external events. Finally, they celebrate an entrepreneurial spirit among team members. Most of the team members own and operate separate businesses, and are rewarded with responsibility, client-facing accountability, profit sharing, and partnership opportunities.
Chang Industrial plans to continue its growth by focusing on the caliber and talent within their team to be able to offer the best product in the marketplace.
To see the Jacksonville Business Journal press release, please visit: https://www.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/news/2021/07/23/2021-class-of-fast-50-chang-industrial.html

Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Matthew founded Chang Robotics in 2017 and brings two decades in advanced manufacturing, with engineering projects across 20 disciplines.
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