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Take a close look at the 2019 class of Future 50 companies, and it’s not hard to see how important they are, collectively, to the metro Milwaukee economy.

These firms are building Milwaukee and building in Milwaukee. Of the 50, 12 are manufacturers (carrying on Milwaukee’s traditional economic backbone) and 10 are in construction, in a region that has no shortage of construction projects. There are also 8 business/professional services firms and 6 information technology firms in the group.

Together, these 50 companies have 3,291 employees and expect total revenue of more than $1.1 billion in 2019. That revenue total is 22% higher than the 2018 revenues of last year’s Future 50 class.

The annual Future 50 program recognizes companies in the seven-county Milwaukee region that have been rapidly growing. To qualify for the award, a company must be headquartered in the region; be independently owned; have been in business for at least three years; and demonstrate strong growth in revenue and employment. There is no age limit for the companies, since companies can innovate and reinvent themselves at any time.

A company can receive the Future 50 award up to three times.

The Future 50 winners will receive their awards at a luncheon program on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Italian Community Center in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. For more information or to register, visit biztimes.com/future50.

BizTimes Milwaukee is the media sponsor of the Future 50 program.

The Future 50 program was created by MMAc’s Council of Small Business Executives to recognize top local firms that are growing in revenue and employment.

Meet the winners:

360 Degrees

AccuTrans Group

ADVENT

All Occasions Catering/Bubbs BBQ

American Construction Services, Inc.

AMI Information Systems

Arrow Sewing Cabinets

Brunch

Central Standard Craft Distillery

Cleary Gull, Inc.

Current Electric Company

Custom Wire Technologies, Inc.

Dersē

Diversified Design and Manufacturing, Inc.

Enviro-Safe Resource Recovery

Equips

Fare Temps

Geneva Supply

Glenn Rieder, Inc.

Good City Brewing LLC

Greenfield Rehabilitation Agency, Inc.

Heritage Senior Living LLC

InCheck, Inc.

Interstate Roof Systems Consultants, Inc.

James Imaging Systems

Kowal Investment Group LLC

Lemberg

Magellan Promotions

Mindful Staffing Solutions LLC

Moore Construction Services

PartsBadger LLC

Plasti-Coil / Tri-Tec

Price Erecting Company

Rent College Pads, Inc.

Rocket Clicks

Sanborn Tube Sales of WI, Inc.

Scas Management Group LLC

Spectrum Investment Advisors

Spike Brewing Equipment

SRH

Tall Guy and a Grill Catering

TESCHGlobal

The American Deposit Management Co.

The Cabinetree of WI, Inc.

Titus Talent Strategies

Tuna Traffic LLC

VJS Construction Services

Vulcan GMS

Warehouse-Lighting COM LLC

Wenthe-Davidson Engineering Co.

Profiles compiled by: Marla Hiller

Photos: Lila Aryan Photography, John O’Hara Photography, White Dog Photography – Paul Gaertner and contributed photos.

Take a close look at the 2019 class of Future 50 companies, and it’s not hard to see how important they are, collectively, to the metro Milwaukee economy.

These firms are building Milwaukee and building in Milwaukee. Of the 50, 12 are manufacturers (carrying on Milwaukee’s traditional economic backbone) and 10 are in construction, in a region that has no shortage of construction projects. There are also 8 business/professional services firms and 6 information technology firms in the group.

Together, these 50 companies have 3,291 employees and expect total revenue of more than $1.1 billion in 2019. That revenue total is 22% higher than the 2018 revenues of last year’s Future 50 class.

The annual Future 50 program recognizes companies in the seven-county Milwaukee region that have been rapidly growing. To qualify for the award, a company must be headquartered in the region; be independently owned; have been in business for at least three years; and demonstrate strong growth in revenue and employment. There is no age limit for the companies, since companies can innovate and reinvent themselves at any time.

A company can receive the Future 50 award up to three times.

The Future 50 winners will receive their awards at a luncheon program on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Italian Community Center in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. For more information or to register, visit biztimes.com/future50.

BizTimes Milwaukee is the media sponsor of the Future 50 program.

The Future 50 program was created by MMAc’s Council of Small Business Executives to recognize top local firms that are growing in revenue and employment.

Meet the winners:

360 Degrees

AccuTrans Group

ADVENT

All Occasions Catering/Bubbs BBQ

American Construction Services, Inc.

AMI Information Systems

Arrow Sewing Cabinets

Brunch

Central Standard Craft Distillery

Cleary Gull, Inc.

Current Electric Company

Custom Wire Technologies, Inc.

Dersē

Diversified Design and Manufacturing, Inc.

Enviro-Safe Resource Recovery

Equips

Fare Temps

Geneva Supply

Glenn Rieder, Inc.

Good City Brewing LLC

Greenfield Rehabilitation Agency, Inc.

Heritage Senior Living LLC

InCheck, Inc.

Interstate Roof Systems Consultants, Inc.

James Imaging Systems

Kowal Investment Group LLC

Lemberg

Magellan Promotions

Mindful Staffing Solutions LLC

Moore Construction Services

PartsBadger LLC

Plasti-Coil / Tri-Tec

Price Erecting Company

Rent College Pads, Inc.

Rocket Clicks

Sanborn Tube Sales of WI, Inc.

Scas Management Group LLC

Spectrum Investment Advisors

Spike Brewing Equipment

SRH

Tall Guy and a Grill Catering

TESCHGlobal

The American Deposit Management Co.

The Cabinetree of WI, Inc.

Titus Talent Strategies

Tuna Traffic LLC

VJS Construction Services

Vulcan GMS

Warehouse-Lighting COM LLC

Wenthe-Davidson Engineering Co.

Profiles compiled by: Marla Hiller

Photos: Lila Aryan Photography, John O’Hara Photography, White Dog Photography - Paul Gaertner and contributed photos.

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