Hyperion Bank has once again earned recognition on Inc. magazine’s prestigious Inc. 5000 list, which showcases the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. For 2025, the Philadelphia-based community bank achieved a ranking of No. 3,127, reflecting an impressive three-year revenue growth of 129 percent. This achievement marks the bank’s second consecutive year on the list, following its No. 3,835 position in 2024, which was based on a 120 percent growth rate over the previous three years.
The continued success of Hyperion Bank highlights its expanding influence within the financial services sector and its ability to navigate the challenges posed by economic fluctuations. Charlie Crawford, the bank’s CEO and Chair, expressed gratitude for the support received from customers, business partners, and employees. “Our customers, business partners and team members make this growth and success possible,” Crawford stated. He emphasized that the recognition is a testament to their dedication to customer service. “While I’m certainly proud of the recognition for our growth, what matters most is that we achieved it without losing sight of what sets us apart: connecting customers with knowledgeable, approachable bankers who are empowered to make local decisions.”
Recognition in a Competitive Sector
In total, 202 financial services organizations made the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, with Hyperion being one of 91 companies from Pennsylvania. Within the broader Mid-Atlantic region, which includes Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland, it ranked among just 82 firms that received this honor. This recognition is particularly significant during Crawford’s tenure as Board Chair of the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers, a role he is set to conclude soon.
Crawford noted that accolades such as the Inc. 5000 serve as both a reflection of customer loyalty and a motivation to enhance service standards continuously. Mike Hofman, editor-in-chief of Inc., commented on the significance of this year’s honorees, stating, “Making the Inc. 5000 is always a remarkable achievement, but earning a spot this year speaks volumes about a company’s tenacity and clarity of vision.” He emphasized that these businesses have thrived despite rising costs and shifting global dynamics.
Balancing Growth and Service
The recognition from Inc. serves as validation for Hyperion Bank’s business model, which effectively combines financial growth with a commitment to personalized service and local decision-making. Crawford stressed this balance by stating, “Growth is a milestone, but it’s our team’s dedication to personalized service that made it possible.” This approach not only fosters customer loyalty but also positions Hyperion Bank as a leader in the competitive financial landscape.
As Hyperion Bank continues to build on its success, the focus remains on maintaining strong relationships with its clients and ensuring that growth is achieved without compromising the quality of service. This philosophy is central to the bank’s mission and reflects its commitment to serving the community effectively.
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