Looking at a fast-growing company from America's heartland
From IPO to 25 analysts in four years is no mean feat, not least when the company concerned is still technically a small cap. However it does help that Whittman-Hart's stock price, after allowing for three splits, is 1,200 percent higher than its launch. Ruminating on the trigger for splits, Dean Dranias, the principal manager for IR, admits that $70 per share seemed to invite fission, and philosophizes, 'You can argue until the cows come home on the value of two pieces of paper as opposed
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