Frost & Sullivan

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Frost & Sullivan is a growth consulting firm founded in 1961. The company's expertise includes financial analysis, international comparative reports, employee training, and client value enhancement seminars. The company employs approximately 1,000 analysts in its offices in over 25 countries.

Frost & Sullivan

Type	Consulting
Founded	1961
Headquarters	Palo Alto, California
Key people	David Frigstad, Chairman
Employees	Over 1,000 analysts and consultants
Website	www.frost.com

[edit] History

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1961: Founded in US
1962: First company to offer its services on electronic tape media
1970s: Established its European headquarter in London
1970s: Executive Summits division was launched
1972: Corporate Training division was launched
1980s: Market Engineering Consulting system was developed
1990s: Expansion into Asia with offices in Singapore, China, India, and Japan
1998: Launch of Stratecast, a telecom consulting division
2000s: eBroadcast Division was set up to deliver business strategies and solutions to its clients through Internet
2001: Launched the Economic Research & Analytics (ERA) service, which provides economic analysis and forecasting by industry rather than by country
2001: Acquired Technical Insights (TI), which tracks key technology developments
2004: Growth Partnership Services (GPS) program began to integrate all research programs to better support clients