A cellphone retailer and franchiser, a moisture-removal technology business and a workplace culture consultant? That’s the holding company Round Room, which started in 1990 as one of the first authorized retailers for GTE Mobilnet in Indiana.
Creative Solutions Consulting Inc. specializes in management consulting, enterprise IT and financial management solutions for federal, state and commercial markets.
Danny Portee started his staffing business after working in Army recuriting, where he observed that the government does a surprising amount of outsourcing.
Merchants Bank of Indiana aggressively funded loans for mortgage companies across the country after the Great Recession—a counterintuitive move that developed relationships that continue to benefit the bank.
Excitement over the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 was one of several factors that helped propel GreenLight LLC, which makes collectible die-cast vehicles, to another successful year.
The third-party logistics firm Spot Freight has grown rapidly through a mix of contracting with new customers and getting more work from existing customers.
Activate Healthcare helps companies reduce their medical costs by providing on-and near-site primary care clinics.
Becknell Industrial builds spec and build-to-suit warehouse and light-manufacturing space. It's enjoyed growth that co-founder Dan Harrington couldn't have imagined when the company was founded 27 years ago.
TMG Construction Manaement has a number of fast-growing clients, which have fueled its own growth. One of its top clients is one of the nation's largest Taco Bell franchisees.
Tomas Morales’ staffing company has placed more than 40,000 workers in jobs throughout the Midwest.
LTC Language Solutions started teaching languages in the business-to-business and business-to-government realms. Today, it’s a full-service language service provider, offering language training, cross-cultural training, translation and interpreting.
Formstack lets clients build online forms that help them collect data—survey results, event registration, business leads, patient information—that can be used to make decisions faster.
Archway Technology Partners’ strong performance caught the attention of a suitor, Pennsylvania-based SEI Investments Co., which announced July 5 that it has acquired Archway for $80 million.
DeveloperTown started out building software for startups. But today most of its business comes from enterprise clients.
Lauth Group celebrated its 40th anniversary in May, and CEO Michael Jones credits the real estate development company’s success to a decision made years ago to diversify its offerings.
Company President Chad McIntyre is a mechanical engineer who saw an opportunity in concrete and asphalt repairs and paving.
The cybersecurity firm Pondurance is capitalizing as new threats hit the headlines almost daily. "We always say the media does a lot of our selling for us,” partner Ron Pelletier said.
CEO Michael Osborne said brands need to connect more with their customers, and personalized messaging helps them do that.
Tom Miller's 28-year-old consulting firm in the last five years has branched into K-12 education systems, community colleges and higher ed.
Last year, Mattingly Concrete handled 600 residential customers, which is about 90 percent of its business.
