THE GAZELLE
A gazelle is a company that had revenue of at least $1 million and then doubled its revenue in four years. Its growing by 20 per cent each year.
It was what unicorns used to be called before the term unicorn was coined.
Examples: Facebook, Apple, and Amazon would all have been initially seen as gazelles.
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