Radnor’s eMoney Advisor, a firm that makes software for financial advisors, is following some great advice: it has posted a 59 percent revenue growth streak since its sale to Fidelity Investments by founder Edmond Walters in 2015.

And eMoney Advisor has been on a tear with its workforce expansion too. The company has since relocated from Conshohocken to 80,000 square feet in the Brandywine Realty Trust-owned Radnor Corporate Center that’s double the amount of space it used to have, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report by Jeff Blumenthal.

Plus, eMoney Advisor added 100 new employees last year to boost its Radnor campus to 350, and CEO Ed O’Brien is anticipating hiring 100 more this year. O’Brien’s revenue goals for the future include 20-30 percent growth over the next five years.

Read more about eMoney Advisors’ growth plans and the regional talent pool that’s struggling to keep pace with the corporate acceleration in the Philadelphia Business Journal here.