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Future 50 are the fabric of Milwaukee

The 2018 Future 50 companies are a varied group, offering a tapestry of business services that make up the fabric of Milwaukee.

Eighteen of the companies named to the Future 50 list this year offer “other services” – the largest industry group. What are those “other services”? Health care, transportation, catering, business development and more. These companies provide the assistance businesses need to run their companies as effectively as possible.

In addition to those 18 service firms, 14 of the Future 50 companies are in construction, seven are in manufacturing, seven in technology, three in wholesale trade and one in finance/real estate/insurance.

Together, these 50 companies leave a big mark on southeastern Wisconsin. They have a combined projected 2018 revenue of $927.2 million.

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. 21, at The Pfister hotel in downtown Milwaukee. For more information or to register, visit biztimes.com/future50.

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

Winners:


Profiles compiled by: Alysha Schertz

Photos by: Lila Aryan Photography

John O’Hara Photography

White Dog Photography – Paul Gaertner

The 2018 Future 50 companies are a varied group, offering a tapestry of business services that make up the fabric of Milwaukee.

Eighteen of the companies named to the Future 50 list this year offer “other services” – the largest industry group. What are those “other services”? Health care, transportation, catering, business development and more. These companies provide the assistance businesses need to run their companies as effectively as possible.

In addition to those 18 service firms, 14 of the Future 50 companies are in construction, seven are in manufacturing, seven in technology, three in wholesale trade and one in finance/real estate/insurance.

Together, these 50 companies leave a big mark on southeastern Wisconsin. They have a combined projected 2018 revenue of $927.2 million.

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. 21, at The Pfister hotel in downtown Milwaukee. For more information or to register, visit biztimes.com/future50.

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

Winners:


Profiles compiled by: Alysha Schertz

Photos by: Lila Aryan Photography

John O’Hara Photography

White Dog Photography - Paul Gaertner

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