“We continued to deliver on our commitment to sustainable revenue growth and improved profitability, demonstrated by our Q4 2021 and full year results,” said James H. Roth, chief executive officer,Huron. “Led by organic growth across all three operating segments, annual revenues grew 7% and full year adjusted EBITDA margin improved 50 basis points over the prior year. We believe favorable market conditions across our core industries will provide a solid foundation for continued growth and profitability into 2022 as our clients address strategic and operational uncertainties.”

“We recently established a new operating model to strengthen our go-to-market strategy and better position Huron to integrate our deep industry expertise with our strong digital, strategy and financial advisory capabilities. Our business alignment builds upon the historical collaboration across our teams while creating a platform to drive greater efficiencies companywide, which we believe will provide improved growth and profitability for our shareholders,” added Roth.