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2009 B.E. 100s Freshman Class

There were 19 freshman on this year's list--companies who have never appeared on the BE 100s lists before. Here they are by category.... (Continue reading)

Advertising Agency of the Year: Sweet Science

Advertising Agency of the Year: Sweet Science

Though more than 1,700 miles from New York City’s Madison Avenue, the capital of the American advertising industry, this agency has managed consistent year-over-year growth—something even the biggest players have been unable to accomplish in this environment.... (Continue reading)

Financial Services Company of the Year: The Loan Rangers

Financial Services Company of the Year: The Loan Rangers

It was the spring of 1998, and the three women had traveled to the state capital to present a bold idea: to create a commercial bank that would help breathe life into their struggling central Milwaukee neighborhood. But the obstacles... (Continue reading)

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Industrial/Service Company of the Year: The Many Colors of PRWT

Industrial/Service Company of the Year: The Many Colors of PRWT

Some people become entrepreneurs as a means to become their own boss or build wealth. Others take this course through happenstance or opportunity. Willie F. Johnson just wanted to create a few jobs within his community.... (Continue reading)

Forged in Fire: BE 100s Overview

Downturns happen. The U.S. has experienced 32 in the last 150 years or so, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts. And they all eventually ended. While it’s a given that our current downturn will someday... (Continue reading)

Forged in Fire: The New Rules of Doing Business

For the first time ever, industry conditions force us not to name an Auto Dealer of the Year. With the exception of financial services, no other industry has been harder hit by the economic downturn than automotive. For U.S. manufacturers... (Continue reading)