Carmel-based ShipSigma is hosting what it calls its ShipSigma Summit on Feb. 16-17, specifically timing the event to capitalize on the All-Star Weekend activities in Indianapolis.
Nicholas Design Build calls itself “the premier design-build firm in the greater Indianapolis market” and focuses on residential remodels of all sizes.
When IBJ asked executives from the fastest growing companies what they expect from the economy in the next year and how that will affect their business, they generally were cautious.
Screenbroidery, which does screen printing and embroidery and makes promotional merchandise, is a Fast 25 company for the second consecutive year.
NCW, which is a Fast 25 company for the second consecutive year, provides professional staffing and recruiting services.
Direct Connect is a third-party logistics provider that arranges transportation primarily for the food, beverage and cold-chain (temperature-sensitive) sectors.
GroundBreakers provides a “non-destructive method of digging,” using highly pressurized water to dig into the ground without disturbing the utilities underneath.
RISE Commercial District, which provides co-warehousing space where companies can lease space and share services, returns to the Fast 25 for the third consecutive year.
In 2022, The Garrett Cos. continued to do the same kind of large-scale, multifamily housing development, construction and management projects that have landed the company on the Fast 25 for the second year in a row and third time since 2018.
Secured Tech Solutions partners with school districts that need to sell, protect or support devices such as iPads and Chromebooks.
Wright’s Gymnastics has six locations, and owner Casey Wright—daughter of the founders—said she plans to add a couple more.
Studio M is the architect for Andretti Motorsports’ new 575,000-square-foot global racing and technology headquarters under construction in Fishers as well as projects in Bargersville, Carmel, Westfield, Noblesville and Fort Wayne.
ShipSigma is back on the Fast 25 for the second year in a row, and co-founder and CEO Chase Flashman credits “a great team and a great engine that’s producing results for our clients.”
CountryMark, a a farmer-owned cooperative that produces and refines oil, supplies 70% to 75% of the fuel used for agriculture in the state of Indiana and about half of the fuel needs for the school systems in the state.
Linkage is the intermediary between shippers and trucking companies. It works mostly with grocery, produce, agriculture and equipment companies,
