Service by Medallion President Roland Strick Named to Top 40 Silicon Valley Leaders to Watch List by Association of Corporate Growth

GROW award recognizes visionary leaders for industry innovation and advancement.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Service by Medallion President Roland Strick has been named to the prestigious “Top 40 Silicon Valley Leaders to Watch” list by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG), a premier global organization for middle-market growth. This recognition highlights Strick’s exceptional leadership, innovative growth strategies, and excellence in contributions to the company's growth in the competitive facilities management landscape.

Under Strick’s leadership, Service by Medallion has expanded its reputation as a premier provider of innovative and sustainable facility services and workplace solutions. His innovative approach in the facility maintenance sector has driven the company’s impressive double-digit growth, elevated the industry to new standards and exceeded customer expectations.

“We are thrilled to see Roland Strick receive this well-deserved honor among top industry leaders,” said ACG Silicon Valley CEO Yvonne Schwab.

“His dedication to deliver top workplace culture and innovation, and his commitment to outstanding service have been instrumental in the company’s success. This recognition is a testament to Mr. Strick’s hard work, innovation, and the exceptional leadership he brings to Service by Medallion,” said Prabhu Soundarrajan, ACG member and President of International Society of Automation. “It is an honor to be recognized in the same room as world class innovators like Equinix, Airbase, Supermicro, KPMG, Intel, Palo Alto Networks, Dropbox, McAfee, SAP, PWC, TikTok, and industry stalwarts like Guy Kawasaki,” Soundarrajan added.

Strick’s ability to foster a culture of continuous workplace improvement and his focus on leveraging technology and sustainability have positioned Service by Medallion as a leader in the facilities industry. His efforts have also led to numerous industry accolades with distinctions, in technology, artificial intelligence, cleaning for health, green cleaning, waste diversion, sustainable business practices, and excellence in community service.

“I am deeply honored to be included on the Top 40 Silicon Valley Leaders to Watch list,” said Roland Strick. “No doubt this is a team effort; we have an incredibly special village. This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of the entire Service by Medallion team. Together, we will continue to innovate and strive to be a distinct facilities maintenance (FM) partner our clients can count on.”

Service by Medallion, under Strick’s leadership, continues to set new industry benchmarks in quality and customer satisfaction by pushing limits and delivering impact. The company's comprehensive range of services, including janitorial, trade service repairs and maintenance support, staffing, paper and building supplies, and workplace consulting/project management, ensures that clients receive the highest standard of care.

About Service by Medallion

With an award-winning legacy spanning more than 45 years, Service by Medallion is testament to how the values of integrity and foresight translate to the highest level of excellence in integrated facility services. It offers a comprehensive range of services that include janitorial, building maintenance, workplace solutions, and facility management solutions. Focused on customer service excellence, industry-leading innovation, and sustainability, Service by Medallion serves Fortune 500 tech and biotech companies as well as universities and healthcare organizations in the Bay Area and beyond. Visit servicebymedallion.com to learn more.

About Association of Corporate Growth (ACG)

Founded in 1954, ACG is the premier M&A deal-making community with a mission of driving middle-market growth. ACG’s global network operates within 61 local markets worldwide and comprises more than 100,000 middle-market professionals who invest in, own and advise growing companies. Learn more about ACG at www.acg.org.