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BOOK OF LISTS
$45 · SBJ.NET · FEB. 27, 2017
2017
SPONSORS
Includes
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Directory
Dale Sean Jerome Kevin Gene
“Every day in the Delta Family is a
Chris Mike
Aimee Donnie
Henrietta Ginger
Kyle Ron Jimmy JR Marshall
“D elta Roofing will provide high work ethics, with a high standard of
workmanship, to provide a positive relationship with all customers
so they may receive the highest quality roof system for the dollar spent.”
–Jim and Jimmy
Owners
Make an appointment with our Delta Roofing family
417-831-5634 | 1-800-884-1918 | www.DeltaRoofing.net
2017 BOOK OF LISTS
Editor’s Note
The voice of a
community in print
It takes a village.
Sage advice applicable to more than
just child rearing, the practice can be seen
across all platforms, walks of life, business-
es – and list research.
The fingerprints of each member of the
Springfield Business Journal editorial de-
partment are throughout this book. For the
second year, we’ve divided weekly list re-
search among the staff. Those fingerprints
can been seen in the software decoding
from web guru Geoff Pickle, in the layout of
designer Wes Hamilton, the constant ques-
tioning and fact checking of editor Eric Ol-
son and the friendly voice on the other end
of the phone from reporter Stevie Rozean.
It takes a village to produce these lists
each week and it takes an even bigger vil-
lage to compile this annual book – more ac-
curately, it takes a community.
The Ozarks’ community is our village.
It’s worth noting, every list we publish is voluntary. Without your responses, we would
have no lists to print. You are the community we depend on. Each hospital, accounting
firm, architect, hotel, interior designer and banker that takes time to fill out our survey
or picks up the phone when we call, you are the ones who keep this wheel in motion.
This book is documentation of a year’s work for us, but it’s a reflection of your lives work.
Contained within these 88 pages is the story of a community. Some are stories we’ve
ON THE COVER devoted news space to, such as the story of change at Ozark’s Community Hospital.
Starting in July, OCH announced it would lay off 200 employees amid closures of
Springfield Business Journal three of its facilities. CEO Paul Taylor cited the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Ser-
vices for terminating its Medicare agreement, leading to the closures and layoffs.
publisher Jennifer Jackson “I am angry. What CMS has done is not right. It is not ethical. There has been no al-
and founder Dianne Elizabeth legation that we are providing substandard care,” Taylor wrote in a memo to staff.
Osis selected this work from Some lists tell the story of millions of dollars spent and a community re-energized like
craftsmen at Springfield Hot Bussell Building Inc. that claimed the top spot on this year’s list of Single-Family Home
Builders. Last year’s No. 3, owner Kenny Bussell bought 98 long-vacant lots in Patriot
Glass. The mother-and-daughter
Place, the residential portion of the largely empty Jamestown development in Rogers-
art enthusiasts considered ville, for $1.18 million. By July, he already was making progress.
works in downtown galleries “We sold 18 homes so far, and we have about 40 houses under construction right now,”
from the cover image. Its he said at the time. “That excites me, but we still have a long way to go. We still have 80
more houses to sell.”
companion piece ran on SBJ’s
Thanks once again goes to the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce for partnering
2017 Book of Facts cover with SBJ to include the 2017 Membership Directory – the only printed version of the
published in December. annual directory.
If your industry is included, but your business isn’t in this book, it should be. Email
SBJ reporter and editorial researcher Stevie Rozean at srozean@sbj.net to be added to
the 2017 surveys.
You are our village; let us be your voice. Welcome to the 23rd annual Book of Lists.
—Emily Letterman, Features Editor and
Audience Development Director
Springfield Business Journal
FEB. 27, 2017 SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL · 3
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You do everything you can to protect the health and safety of
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prepared.
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Would you like to know more? We welcome the opportunity to
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Business Development
2017 BOOK OF LISTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS AND CHAPTER SPONSORSHIPS
ADVERTISING & CONSTRUCTION . . . . . . . . . . 16 FINANCIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
COMMUNICATIONS . . . . . . . . . 8
COMMERCIAL GENERAL TRUST COMPANIES . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS CONTRACTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
COMPANIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 BANKS & SAVINGS BANKS . . . . . . . . 26
ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS . . . . . . . . . 18
ADVERTISING AGENCIES . . . . . . . . . 11 CPA FIRMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
ENGINEERING FIRMS . . . . . . . . . . . 20
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE . . . . . . . 12 STOCK & BOND BROKERS . . . . . . . 30
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS . . . . . . .21
EMPLOYMENT SECTORS . . . . . . . . . 13 CREDIT UNIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
REMODELERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
INDUSTRY NETWORKING GROUPS . . . 14
SECURITY SYSTEMS COMPANIES . . . . 23
GENERAL NETWORKING GROUPS . . . .15
HEALTH CARE . . . . . . . . . . . 32 REAL ESTATE . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 RECREATION & HOSPITALITY . . . 46
FITNESS CENTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FIRMS . . 40 BANQUET & MEETING FACILITIES . . . 48
HOSPITALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE FIRMS . . . 41 COUNTRY CLUBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
RETAIL PHARMACIES . . . . . . . . . . 34 SUBDIVISIONS HOTELS & MOTELS . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
WITH LOTS AVAILABLE . . . . . . . . 42
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES . . . . . . . . 36
REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS . . . . . . . 43
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES . . . . . . 36
TITLE COMPANIES . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
MORTGAGE COMPANIES . . . . . . . . 44
SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 MISCELLANY . . . . . . . . . . . 56
INSURANCE AGENCIES . . . . . . . . . . 51 HIGHEST-PAID CEO . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICE EQUIPMENT DEALERS . . . . . 57
COMPANIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
NONPROFITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES . . . . . . . 52
MANUFACTURING EMPLOYERS . . . . . 58
INTERIOR DESIGN FIRMS . . . . . . . . . 53 SPRINGFIELD AREA
EMPLOYERS (LARGEST) . . . . . . . . . 59 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LAW FIRMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY . . . . . 60
HIGHER LEARNING
INSTITUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
INDEX OF SBJ LISTS . . . . . . . . 82
FEB. 27, 2017 SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL · 5
We’re passionate
about culture.
Congratulations to each and every company who
landed a spot at the top of their list, but especially for
maintaining vitality in the last few years of economic
uncertainty. It’s clear that you stayed focused on
taking care of your customers, while at the same
time managing to grow revenue.
As local small business owners, it’s an honor to
be trusted advisors to many of the top companies
in our community. We’re proud of our clients and
the transformational impact we’ve experienced
with them. We’re passionate about growing and
coaching individuals to become better versions of
themselves.
At TrustPoint, a Sandler training center, we
empower sales and management teams to build trust
and develop stronger relationships with prospects,
customers and teammates.
Our 2017 question for growing companies in the
Springfield community is this: Are you building an intentional, proactive culture to reach your
vision of success?
Make a great year,
Brett and Beverly Baker
Owners, Trustpoint
Delta Roofing has
Springfield covered
Delta Roofing will provide high
work ethics, with a high standard of
workmanship, to provide a positive
relationship with all customers so they
may receive the highest quality roof
system for the dollar spent.
Delta Roofing was founded in 1970
with one basic philosophy, “Give more
than you take.” If you give in excess,
then the rest will come to you. Jim says,
“We at Delta Roofing are in the industry
for the long haul, and our staff intends
on servicing your roofing needs for
many years to come.”
Delta Roofing’s employees share in the
From left to right: Jimmy Spears and Jim Spears company’s success. Dale Richardson,
the senior estimator, has been with the
company for 17 years. Many of the employees have now been with the company 20 or more
years. This, along with a Zero Tolerance Drug and Alcohol policy, ensures the customer will
receive the best roofing service available.
Delta Roofing prides itself on its competitive pricing of quality products. Decades ago, Delta
Roofing ushered in white, energy efficient roofing, which now accounts for 75% of the market.
Dubbed the “cool roof,” the white roof reflects the suns UV rays, making it cooler. “We were
doing ‘cool roofs’ before they were cool,” Jimmy says.
In 2017, we are officially in our 47th year of quality service. Delta Roofing offers the best of
both worlds -- continuity and experience with the latest industry improvements for commercial
and industrial roofing. While we offer experienced service in all the new technology, we are well
versed in older systems as well.
An extensive warranty and the industry’s most competitive prices are what make any day
under a Delta roof a GOOD DAY.
Jim and Jimmy Spears
Delta Roofing, Inc.
ADVERTISING & COMMUNICATIONS
We look forward
to the future
This year marks the forty-ninth of our family owned company. Ample
has grown to 57 employees, twenty-one of which have been with the
company for more than twenty years!
Our experience makes your label purchasing needs easy. Our in-house
graphic arts department can design your label or you can provide us
your existing artwork. Our customer service representatives will be
with you every step of the way!
Ample purchased its first Mark Andy press in 1968 and as the industry
changes, we too must adopt new technology so we may provide the
finest print quality and best value for our customers. 2016 saw two
David Menzies major investments in technology. In December, we purchased an
HP Indigo WS6800 series digital press. Indigo is synonymous with
excellence and produces the flawless print quality that major brands demand. Our 2nd Mark
Andy Performance Series flexo press is the most technologically advanced, high-end, efficient
solution available.
We’ve got the right solution for your label needs whether you need 10 labels or 10,000,000!
We are grateful for our customers’ continued support as we look forward to our Golden
Anniversary and we are proud to say…
“We Label America.”
David Menzies
President
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ADVERTISING & COMMUNICATIONS
AREA'S LARGEST PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANIES
Name
Top Local Executive(s), Year
Address Employees
Rank
Telephone • Fax (Local) 2015 Revenues1 Products Other Services Representative Clients Title(s) Founded
Headquarters Locally
Website
Creator Designs Kanakuk Kamps, Camp Barnabas, Dwain & Trina Banner,
1 (1) 4353 Hwy 13, Bolivar 65613
(417) 777-8337 • (417) 326-8497 50 $4,200,000 Custom apparel, ad specialty items,
banners, business cards, brochures
Screen printing, business cards,
embroidery, graphic design Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr Pepper owners 1991
CreatorDesigns.com Bottling Co Bolivar
Express Press Cliff Hampton, owner;
2 (3) 1860 St Louis St, Springfield 65802
(417) 869-3849 • (417) 865-3133 24 WND Apparel, embroidery, buttons, cups,
pens, magnets, caps, uniforms
Graphic design, printing services,
copying, bindery, screen printing WND Austin Owens, sales
manager 1964
Express-Press.net Springfield
Graystone Graphics Inc Lucy Simpson, president/
Apparel, pens, calendars, tote bags, CEO;
3 (2) 1052 Kathryn St, Nixa 65714
(417) 725-5788 • (417) 725-9652 18 WND towels, key chains, clocks, Screen printing, embroidery Modern Granite Tops, Mothers
Brewing Co, Ozarks Hydrographic Julie Allen, co-owner, 1989
GraystoneGraphics.com travel mugs marketing vice president
Nixa
Centra LLC dba Executive Data Control Decorated apparel of all types Supply chain management, e- Bass Pro Shops, Oxford CoxHealth Walker Deibel,
4 (5) 4331 W Calhoun St, Springfield 65802
(417) 886-2693 • (417) 886-7741 16 $3,000,000 commerce solutions, printing,
including medical scrubs, corporate warehousing & fulfillment, design, Foundation, Children's Miracle owner/president 1967
GrowWithEDC.com gifts, signs, banners, pens, mugs direct mail, embroidery Network, The Larson Group Springfield
DL Media Inc Custom apparel, logos, trade show Media buying, video production, graphic Branson Airport, national airlines, Dianne Davis,
5 (6) 720 W Center Circle, Nixa 65714
(417) 725-1816 • (417) 725-8365 14 WND displays, brochures, pens, caps, & Web design & hosting, advertising & Tri-Lakes Ford Chrysler owner/president 1997
DLMedia.com mugs, totes, USBs, gifts, awards marketing, social media management Nixa
Bigfish Screenprinting LLC Custom art, logo design, business
6 (4) 738 S Glenstone Ave, Springfield 65802
(417) 869-1700 • (417) 869-1315 13 $700,000 Apparel, headwear, pens, mugs cards, laser-etched fleece, Polar Tank, Bass Pro Shops,
Pineapple Whip
Vicki Simpson, owner
Springfield 2001
BigFishTees.com fundraising
The Greek Corner Screen Printing & Embroidery Apparel, tackle twill, monogramming, City of Springfield, Springfield
7 (7) 2109 E Rockhurst, Ste A, Springfield 65802
(417) 865-8011 13 WND bags, uniforms, vinyl names & In-house screen printing, embroidery,
numbers, banners, business cards, art department, no screen/art fees Cardinals, Springfield Public Jason Parke, president
Springfield 1983
GreekCornerPrinting.com name tags Schools
Advertising Plus Apparel, hats, pens, mugs, tools,
8 (9) 2130 W Vista St, Springfield 65807
(417) 889-1200 • (417) 823-0685 12 $2,850,000 knives, company/school incentives, Custom in-house graphic design,
screen printing & embroidery WND Marc Kiser, owner/president
Springfield 1989
Advertising-Plus.com awards, outdoor & leisure items
Elite Promotions Inc Tammy Wilmsmeyer,
Pens, shirts, hats, bags, mugs, Fulfillment programs, screen printing, president;
9 (8) 545 S Union Ave, Springfield 65802
(417) 866-8989 • (417) 866-2075 11 WND padfolios, USBs, portable power select 24-hour turnaround, free artwork, Banking, health care, insurance
industries Roger Wasson Jr, vice 1994
ElitePromo.com stations, electronics warehousing capabilities, embroidery president
Springfield
Promoter Advertising Products Business accessories, awards, cups, Wayne Wilson, president;
10 (10) 1601 E Republic Road, Springfield 65804
(417) 889-0772 • (417) 889-1865 5 WND writing instruments, custom
headwear, apparel, uniforms, tote
Embroidery, screen printing, graphic
design WND Jim Altic, general manager 1992
GoPromoter.com bags Springfield
Yates Promotions Graphic design, safety & incentive
11 (12) 5337 S Campbell Ave, Ste B, Springfield 65810
(417) 881-6852 • (417) 881-6885 3 WND Trade show items, corporate gifts,
safety awareness items programs, fulfillment, embroidery, WND David & Linda Yates, owners
Springfield 1984
YatesPromo.com screen printing
Worldwide Promotional Products Trade show products, customer Rich Cole,
12 3165 W Republic Road, Springfield 65807 2 $1,500,000 recognition & safety awareness, Warehousing, fulfillment services, GE Energy, SC Johnson, Wisconsin
Lift Truck, Truman State Mark Ebbesen, owners 1997
(417) 875-5926 • (417) 883-4376 embroidery, screen printing, custom digital printing University, US Army Springfield
WorldWidelim.com manufacturing
B & B Sales Co Patty Miller,
13 (13) 209 E Pine, Strafford 65757
(417) 736-3100 • (417) 736-3633 2 $550,000 Promotional products & apparel Creative consultants offering
personalized customer service WND Lyndi Miller-Tiggemann,
owners; 1980
BBSalesCo.com Strafford
The Team Inc Custom & stock products, client Graphic design, certified pricing, Jack Henry & Associates Inc, Jeff Johnson,
14 (11) 2155 E Sunshine St, Springfield 65804
(417) 839-8326 2 WND gifts, show handouts, golf
tournament prizes & gifts, plaques,
corporate catalogs, Web ordering,
custom monogram & embroidery,
Lambert's Cafe, USA Mortgage,
Workforce Hospitality, president 2001
TheTeamInc.com awards direct mail programs, packaging GolfProWears Springfield
As of April 4, 2016. Ranked by number of total local employees, then by revenues. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of
information listed. WND = Would not disclose. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net. 1 Estimated
© Copyright 2016 SBJ. All rights reserved. This material may not be republished, rebroadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Researched by Emily Letterman
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AREA'S LARGEST ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Name
Year
Address Local
Rank Services Representative Clients Top Local Executive(s), Title(s) Other Key Personnel Founded
Telephone • Fax Employees
Locally
Website
Marlin Network Dennis Marlin, CEO;
Communications, advertising, culinary, strategic Sheri Austin, founder, The Alchemedia
(1) 1200 E Woodhurst Drive, Bldg V, Springfield 65804 Unilever Food Solutions; Doug Austin, senior vice
1 (417) 885-4500 • (417) 887-3643 150 planning, branding, new product & menu Starbucks; Nestle Professional president; Project; Valeri Lea, partner, DEEP; Matt 1985
development, Web/digital strategy Rose, executive creative director
MarlinNetwork.com Todd Carroll, CFO
Noble Communications Co Marketing strategy & branding, full-service
creative concepting, digital creative services, Tamko Building Products Inc; The
(2) 2215 W Chesterfield Blvd, Springfield 65807 Keith Acuff, CEO; David Nehmer, president; Nancy
2 (417) 875-5000 • (417) 875-5051 65 traditional/digital media planning & buying, JM Smucker Co; Country Bob Noble, founder/chairman Banasik, senior vice president 1969
Financial
Noble.net predictive analytics, photography
ADsmith Marketing & Advertising Marketing research, focus groups, PR, media Angela Smith, owner/
Metro Appliances & More; Great
(3) 1736 E Sunshine St, Ste 801, Springfield 65804 buying, HD video, photography, graphic design, Southern president; Hillary West, Shannon Perryman,
3 (417) 881-7722 • (417) 881-7552 20 Web development, social media advertising & Bank; Ronald McDonald Celeste Skidmore, executive Morgan Nielsen, vice presidents 2000
House Charities of the Ozarks
ADsmith.biz account management vice president
DL Media Inc Judy Stiles, media director; Dalal
Video/audio production, Web design & hosting,
(4) 720 W Center Circle, Nixa 65714 SEO, marketing, graphic design, media research & Branson Airport; Tri-Lakes Ford Dianne Davis, Raikos, media buyer; Dana Harding,
4 (417) 725-1816 • (417) 725-8365 14 Chrysler; Table Rock Boats owner/president video services manager; Krystal 1997
placement, photography, promotional products
DLMedia.com Imerman, production manager
The Medical Package LLC Matt Greene, executive creative
Cumberland Pharmaceuticals Inc;
(5) 1200 E Woodhurst Drive, Ste P, Springfield 65804 Brand development, strategy, logos, packaging, Laura McCaskill, director; Lean McKay, director of
5 (417) 890-9728 • (417) 268-9112 12 collateral, Web, IP, media Alere Radius Health Inc; Singulex president/CEO creative services; Erin Tyler, director of 2009
Inc
TheMedPack.com client services
Revel Advertising Advertising & marketing strategy, creative Missouri State University Chris Jarratt, Amanda Day, art director; Megan
(6) 429 Boonville Ave, Springfield 65806
6 (417) 368-6966 • (417) 368-4086 11 services, brand development, media planning & Athletics; Mother's Brewing Co; creative director/partner; Buchbinder, marketing manager; 2010
buying, Web & graphic design, social media Ollis/Akers/Arney Nicole Jarratt, CEO/partner Hayley Poppell, key account executive
RevelAdvertising.com
Schilling/Sellmeyer & Associates Inc Marketing, graphic design, copywriting, print, Springfield Cardinals; Cox
(7) 509 W Olive, Ste 102, Springfield 65806 Matt Sellmeyer, Jim Bailey,
7 (417) 889-3030 • (417) 889-0210 7 broadcast & electronic production, media buying, HealthPlans; Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr owner/president director of marketing 1992
Web development, social media Pepper Bottling Co
SchillingSellmeyer.com
As of April 4, 2016. Ranked by number of local employees. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. To be
considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
© Copyright 2016 SBJ. All rights reserved. This material may not be republished, rebroadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Researched by Geoff Pickle
FEB. 27, 2017 SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL · 11ADVERTISING & COMMUNICATIONS
AREA'S LARGEST CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Name Local
2016 Annual
Address Number of Employees Counties Served Top Local Executive(s), Year
Rank Budget Membership
Telephone • Fax Members Volunteers Amenities/Services Offered Title(s) Founded
Fees
Website
Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce
Greene, Christian, Dallas, Polk, Webster
202 S John Q Hammons Pkwy, Springfield 65806 25 Matt Morrow,
1 (1)
(417) 862-5567 • (417) 862-1611
1,746
1,000
$2,600,000 $442 base Networking opportunities, website, business referrals,
president
1919
legislative advocacy, economic development
SpringfieldChamber.com
Branson Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce & CVB
Stone, Taney, Barry, Christian, Greene;
269 Hwy 248, Branson 65616 33 Jeff Seifried,
2 (2)
(417) 334-4084 • (417) 334-4139
1,020
100
$12,000,000 $390 base Boone, Carroll AR
president/CEO
1945
Membership, recognition events, networking events
BransonChamber.com
Nixa Area Chamber of Commerce
Christian, Greene, Taney, Stone, Webster
566 W Mount Vernon, Nixa 65714 3 Tammy Mast,
3 (3)
(417) 725-1545 • (417) 725-4532
455
100
WND $225 to $5,000 Website, chamber directory listings, networking &
president & CEO
1987
advertising, community initiatives, events
NixaChamber.com
Ozark Chamber of Commerce Christian, Greene, Taney, Stone
1471 W South St, Ozark 65721 3 Economic development assistance, continuing Andrea Sitzes,
4 (5)
(417) 581-6139 • (417) 581-0639
453
As needed
$270,000 $135 to $2,750
education executive director
1949
OzarkChamber.com & networking events
Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce
Laclede County region
186 N Adams St, Lebanon 65536 2 Darrell Pollock,
5 (4)
(417) 588-3256 • (417) 588-3251
425
13
$160,000 $200 base Relocation & tourist information, maps, economic
executive director
1948
development assistance, community development
LebanonMissouri.com
Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce Stone, Taney
14226 State Hwy 13, Kimberling City 65686 5 Member services, visitor information, destination Sheila Thomas, president/
6 (6)
(417) 739-2564 • (417) 739-2580
400
12
WND $125 to $1,250
marketing, legislative advocacy, economic CEO
1974
VisitTableRockLake.com development
Monett Chamber of Commerce Barry, Lawrence
200 E Broadway, Monett 65708 7 Online directory & listing, referrals, holiday Jeff Meredith,
7 (7)
(417) 235-7919 • (417) 235-4076
270
50
WND $131 base
celebrations, golf tournament, government affairs & executive director
1947
Monett-Mo.com advocacy
Aurora Area Chamber of Commerce
121 E Olive St, Aurora 65605 1 Lawrence, Barry Shannon Walker, executive
8 (10)
(417) 678-4150 • (417) 678-1387
215
125
WND $175
Business referrals, relocation information director
1939
AuroraMoChamber.com
Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce
Barry
504 Main St, Cassville 65625 1 Brittany Farris,
9 (11)
(417) 847-2814 • (417) 847-0804
215
10
WND $50 to $800 State maps, local business & tourist information,
director
1954
visitors' guide, Christmas parade, Branson information
Cassville.com
Republic Area Chamber of Commerce Greene, Christian
Andrea Banwart,
113 W Hwy 174, Republic 65738 1 Website listing, publicity & advertising,
10 (12)
(417) 732-5200 • (417) 732-2851
202
40
WND $225 to $1,000
networking, business referrals, committee
executive director; 1981
Dustin Royster, president
RepublicChamber.com involvement, business expo
Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce
1469 Spur Drive , Marshfield 65706 1 Webster, Laclede, Greene, Wright Mark Foglesong, president
11 (14)
(417) 859-3925 • (417) 468-3944
200
4
WND $50 to $200
Yearly business, civic & religious events Erica Lafferty, vice president
1972
MarshfieldMoChamberofCommerce.com
Hollister Area Chamber of Commerce D Todd Aeschliman,
Stone, Taney
Post Office Box 674, Hollister 65673 1 Chairman
12 (13)
(417) 334-3050 • (417) 334-5501
200
20
$50,000 $250 - $500 Listings in chamber directory, website, community
Alice Yeager, Administrative
1984
guide, sponsorship opportunities
HollisterChamber.net Assistant
Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Pam Dudley, director
425 E Mount Vernon Blvd, Mount Vernon 65712 N/A Lawrence, Greene, Barry, Jasper
13 (9)
(417) 466-7654 • (417) 466-7654
150
N/A
WND $100-$5000
Tourist center
Max Springer, 1958
board president
MtVernonChamber.com
Webster, Greene, Christian
Rogersville Area Chamber of Commerce
Community development, resource Tyler James, president
107 E Center St, Rogersville 65742 1
14 (15)
(417) 753-7538 • (417) 753-7538
132
12
WND $125 to $300 directory, monthly networking lunches, Tami North, executive 1994
welcome bags, free area maps, website and social director
RogersvilleChamber.com
media listings, ribbon cuttings
Jen Welton, executive
Willard Area Chamber of Commerce
Greene director
PO Box 384, Willard 65781 1
15 (16)
(417) 742-2442
50
15
WND $150 Referrals, community directory, ribbon cuttings, Mindy Latham, past 1991
promotional and community opportunities president, treasurer;
WillardChamber.org
Matt Kelley, president
As of Jan. 2, 2017. Ranked by number of members, then by year established. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual chambers to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. To be considered for future lists, email
srozean@sbj.net. WND = Would not disclose.
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GREENE COUNTY'S TOP EMPLOYMENT SECTORS
Employment Wages Average Weekly Wage Number of Firms
Rank Industry 2015 2015 2015 2015 Industry Fields Included
2014 2014 2014 2014
30,397 $1,464,587,887 $926 1,000
1 Health Care & Social Assistance 29,960 $1,384,844,644 $889 913 Ambulatory health care services, nursing & residential care facilities, social assistance
Motor vehicle & parts dealers, furniture & home furnishings stores, electronics & appliance stores, building
20,027 $561,147,412 $538 851 materials & garden supply, food & beverage, health & personal care, gasoline stations, clothing &
2 Retail Trade 19,695 $528,941,518 $516 838 accessories, sporting goods, hobby, book & music stores, general merchandise, miscellaneous store
retailers, nonstore retailers
19,130 $806,005,196 $941 152
3 Government 19,013 $784,575,275 $794 152 Local, federal & state municipalities
14,966 $226,432,770 $291 561
4 Accommodation & Food Services 14,589 $211,446,000 $279 561 Hotels, lodges, food service & drinking places
Food manufacturing, beverage & tobacco, textile mills, apparel, leather & allied products, wood, paper, printing,
11,862 $565,508,956 $918 311
5 Manufacturing 11,830 $544,343,000 $885 328 petroleum & coal, primary metal & fabricated metal, electrical equipment & appliances, transportation
equipment, furniture
9,853 $271,293,856 $530 457
6 Administrative & Waste Services 10,366 $265,754,044 $493 448 Administrative & support services, waste management & remediation services
8,052 $407,106,817 $972 482
7 Wholesale Trade 7,949 $386,556,149 $935 482 Merchant wholesalers, durable & nondurable goods, electronic markets & agent/brokers
Legal services, accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping & payroll, architecture, engineering, consulting,
Professional & Technical 6,565 $371,021,327 $1,085 811
8 Services 6,240 $340,941,161 $1,050 782 research & development, advertising, public relations, technical services, scientific research, interior,
industrial & graphic design services
5,566 $520,504,387 $864 632
9 Construction 5,319 $229,897,814 $829 623 Building construction, heavy & civil engineering construction, special trades contractors
Other Services, Except Public 4,640 $127,078,863 $518 687 Repair & maintenance, personal & laundry services, membership organizations & associations, private
10 Administration 4,455 $113,552,313 $490 687 households
Management of Companies & 3,604 $286,037,155 $1,433 96 Company & enterprise management, management of bank holding companies, other holding companies,
11 Enterprises 3,500 $253,404,598 $1,393 99 corporate subsidiaries
3,514 $130,618,558 $715 93 Publishing industries, motion picture & sound recording, broadcasting (except Internet),
12 Information 3,263 $126,119,553 $744 84 telecommunications, ISPs, search portals & data processing, other information services
As of Dec. 19, 2016.Ranked by Greene County 2015 employment, the latest figures available, according to the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
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FEB. 27, 2017 SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL · 13ADVERTISING & COMMUNICATIONS
AREA'S LARGEST INDUSTRY NETWORKING GROUPS
Name
Year
Address Annual Contact Person
Rank Local Members Meeting Schedule Application Process Group Focus Founded
Phone • Fax Membership Dues Current President
Affliation
Website
Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association Professional education & networking,
1615 S Ingram Mill Road, Bldg D, Springfield 65804 11:45 am referrals, community projects & outreach, Crista Hogan 1903
1 (2)
(417) 831-2783 • (417) 831-2842
1,000 $230
third Wednesdays
Open application
publications for attorneys & law school Robert Palmer Local
SpringfieldBar.com students
Masterminds of Biz Building business relationships, passing
1233 E Republic Road, Springfield 65804 Varies Curt & Elizabeth Gaddis 2009
2 (3)
(417) 496-8442
850 $100
weekly
Open application referrals & keeping more money in the Curt & Elizabeth Gaddis Local
MastermindsOfBiz.com local market
Home Builders Association of Greater Springfield
636 W Republic Road, Bldg D-108, Springfield 65807 Varies Emily Fletcher 1954
3 (4)
(417) 881-3711 • (417) 881-7334
370 $470
third tuesdays
Open application Residential construction John Marion National
HBASpringfield.com
Greene County Medical Society
1911 S National Ave, Ste 401, Springfield 65804 Varies Membership open Physician & patient advocacy; physician Cathy Leiboult 1874
4 (5)
(417) 887-1017 • (417) 719-9016
325 $100-$340
monthly to physicians continuing education Dr Alexander Hover Local
GCMS.us
Greater Springfield Dental Society
1717 E Republic Road, Ste A, Springfield 65804 6 pm Jean Harmison 1906
5 (7)
(417) 882-4117 • (417) 886-3685
270 $1,000
third Thursdays
Open application Dental education & advocacy Dr Lisa Castleman National
GrSDS.org
Association of IT Professionals Southwest Missouri Chapter 11:30 am, varies
405 N Jefferson Ave, Springfield 65806 Professional development & IT Randy Baker 1968
6 (8)
417-234-4270
258 $130-$275 third Wednesdays, first Open application
networking/education Jason Klein National
AITPSpringfield.org Fridays
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers-Ozark Chapter Promote ethical, competent engineering
PO Box 1152, Springfield 65801 Noon Neil Brady 1941
7 (9)
(573) 636-4861
183 $196-$350
first Thursdays
Open application practices, public safety & welfare to Kirk Juranas National
MSPE.org engineers & interns
American Institute of Architects-Springfield
1717 E Republic Road, Ste A, Springfield 65804 11:30 am Linden Mueller 1964
8 (11)
(417) 886-8606 • (417) 886-3685
150 $50-$95
second Wednesdays
Open application Continuing education & advocacy Russ Moffett National
AIASpringfield.org
As of Oct. 31, 2016. Ranked by number of local members. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Greater Springfield Board of Realtors, which ranked No. 1 on last year's list, did not respond to survey requests. Springfield Business Journal relies
on individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. WND = Would not disclose. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
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14 · SBJ.NET FEB. 27, 2017ADVERTISING & COMMUNICATIONS
AREA'S LARGEST GENERAL NETWORKING GROUPS
Name
Year
Address Annual Membership Contact Person
Rank Local Members Meeting Time Application Process Group Focus Founded
Telephone • Fax Dues Current President
Affiliation
Website
The Network for Springfield's Young Professionals
202 S John Q Hammons Pkwy, Springfield 65806 Varies Connecting young professionals Paige Oxendine 2007
1 (1)
(417) 862-5567 • (417) 862-1611
495 $50-$200
Typically twice per month
Open application
both socially & civically Marshall Kinne Local
TheNetworkSpringfield.com
Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast
1717 E Republic Road, Ste A, Springfield 65804 Noon Nonpolitical, nonreligious service Kimberly Pittman 1967
2 (2)
(417) 886-8606
230 $775
Thursdays
By invitation
organization Bill McNeill National
SpringfieldSoutheastRotary.org
Rotary Club of Springfield
1717 E Republic Rd, Ste A, Springfield 65804 Noon Kimberly Pittman 1919
3 (3)
(417) 886-8606 • (417) 886-3685
137 $947.50
Tuesdays
By invitation Humanitarian service club
Casey Pyle National
DowntownRotarySpringfieldMO.org
Sertoma Club of Springfield
901 St Louis St, Ste 200-1, Springfield 65804 Noon Becky Lucas 1941
4 (4)
(417) 863-1231
100 $240
Thursdays
Open application Local children's charities
Nathan Posten National
SpringfieldSertoma.org
Focus Inc
PO Box 4628, Springfield 65808 7 pm Socialization, business networking Paul Rucker 1999
5 (5)
(417) 848-8522
100 $30
second Tuesdays
Open application
& philanthropy for gays & lesbians Paul Rucker Local
Focus-Inc.org
Springfield's Best Inc
901 St Louis St, Ste 105, Springfield 65806 5:30 pm first Thursdays; Board-approved Theresa Gilmore 1994
6 (6)
(417) 868-0290 • (417) 868-0267
95 $4,380
11 am third Wednesdays application
Marketing & advertising
Gwen Beebe Local
SpringfieldsBest.com
Rotary Club of Springfield Sunrise
1717 E Republic Road, Ste A, Springfield 65804 7 am Kimberly Pittman 1989
7 (10)
(417) 886-8606 • (417) 886-3685
85 $815.80
Wednesdays
By invitation Community service
Jean Gruetzemacher National
SunriseRotaryClub.com
Heart of the Ozarks Sertoma Club
901 St Louis St, Ste 200-1, Springfield 65804 Noon Becky Lucas 1969
8 (7)
(417) 863-1231
80 $260
Fridays
Open application Local children's charities Paul King National
HOTOSertoma.org
As of Oct. 31, 2016. Ranked by number of local individual members, then by year founded locally. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Springfield Business Journal relies on individual groups to be truthful and accurate in their representation of
information listed. Chambers of commerce are published on a separate list. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
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AREA'S LARGEST COMMERCIAL GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Name
Billings Percent of Work Year
Address Employees Areas of Specialty
Rank 2015 Current Backlog Subcontracted Recent Projects Top Local Executive(s), Title(s) Founded
Telephone • Fax (Local) Coverage Area
2014 Commercial Locally
Website
DeWitt & Associates Inc Construction management Kickapoo High School FEMA/Performing
1256 S Barnes Ave, Springfield 65804 $79,900,000 75% Arts Center, MSU's O'Reilly Clinical Kevin Wagner, president/CEO
1 (1) (417) 881-4820 • (417) 881-8317 $100,500,000 $87,000,000 128 100% Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Health Sciences Center, Branson Ferris 1959
Oklahoma
Dewitt-Associates.com Wheel
Larry Snyder & Co Commercial, medical, vacation Mercy Clinic-Joplin, Birch Point Larry Snyder &
4820 N Towne Centre Drive, Ozark 65721 $59,779,000 95%
2 (2) (417) 887-6897 • (417) 447-3040 $48,349,000 $62,000,000 30 100% resorts, industrial, multifamily Skilled Nursing, Digital Monitoring Bob Keller, co-CEOs; 1978
Nationwide Products Dusty Emmert, president
LSCInc.com
Build LLC Hospitality, residential, student
Castlewood at Wicklow, Chesterfield Ron Barrett, managing principal;
431 S Jefferson, Ste 116-A, Springfield 65806 $53,046,994 95% housing, historic rehab
3 (417) 862-9500 • (417) 862-9501 $37,950,607 $32,000,000 10 100% Missouri, Arizona, Kansas, Lofts, Sky 11 Paula Thompson & 2008
Steve Monsanto, co-owners
BuildLLC.net Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas
Branco Enterprises Inc Design-build, commercial,
1525 E Republic Road, Ste A-125, Springfield $43,930,847 50% industrial, concrete, civil Fremont Elementary, Expedia Call Justin Branham, president;
4 (4) 65804 $42,041,571 $40,541,518 25 100% Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Center, Vital Farms Sean Thouvenot, vice president 1933
(417) 451-5250 • (417) 451-2851 Kansas
Branco.com
Morelock-Ross Builders Inc Design-build, construction Andy's Frozen Custard, Bear Village
722 W Olive St, Springfield 65806 $34,733,734 85% student housing, Schweitzer Brentwood Wayne Morelock, president;
5 (5) (417) 864-6661 • (417) 869-0751 $38,504,912 $26,000,000 44 96% management Kenny Ross, vice president 1982
Missouri & Arkansas Library
Morelock-Ross.com
RE Smith Construction1 Commercial, civic, educational, Willard Orchard Hills School, Monett
1036 W Second St, Joplin 64801 $30,336,200 85% health care, industrial Dick Smith, president;
6 (7) $32,500,000 $10,000,000 50 100% Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Central Park Elementary School, Dave Smith, vice president 1962
(417) 831-2536 • (417) 782-6738 Strafford Elementary School
RESmithConst.com Arkansas
Hartman & Co Inc Heavy civil, gas & water Dean Hartman, president;
1200 E Woodhurst J-200, Springfield 65804 $28,600,000 10% utilities, stormwater, bridge Battlefield & Highway 65, Prime site-
7 (8) (417) 882-2062 • (417) 882-2702 $26,000,000 $25,000,000 86 100% work, traffic signals work, Republic Road Mary Beth Hartman & 1986
Justin Wallace, vice presidents
HartmanCoMo.com Springfield & 50-mile radius
As of Nov. 14, 2016. Ranked by 2015 billings. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. The Killian Group ranked No. 3 last year and could not be reached for this list. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and
accurate in their representation of information listed. WND=would not disclose. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net. 1 RE Smith Construction, which is based in Joplin, operates a satellite office at 311 S. Union.
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FEB. 27, 2017 SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL · 17CONSTRUCTION
AREA'S LARGEST ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS
Name
Local Local
Address Inst Ind Year Founded
Rank Registered Employees Other Services Gov Projects Top Local Executive(s), Title(s)
Telephone • Fax Comm Res Locally
Architects AITs
Website
Bates & Associates Inc Mercy Heart Hospital, Long Creek Lodge Steven Warlick, president/CEO;
1 (1) 433 W Walnut St, Springfield 65806
(417) 865-2065 • (417) 865-8313 15 36
15
Architecture, master planning, interior
design & engineering technologies
45%
35% 10% 5%
5% at the Cliffs, Brentwood Center Bo Hagerman, director of design; 1973
BatesArchitects.com renovations Todd Jacobs, COO
Sapp Design Associates Architects PC Architecture, sustainable design,
2 (2) 3750 S Fremont Ave, Springfield 65804
(417) 877-9600 • (417) 877-9696 11 20
5 FEMA shelters, master planning, 75%
10% 10% 5% Farmers Park building No 5, Neosho Michael Sapp, president;
Junior High School, Joplin Public Library Jim Stufflebeam, vice president 1986
SDAArchitects.com interior design
Butler, Rosenbury & Partners Inc Acacia Spa; Home2 Suites; Embassy
3 (4) 319 N Main Ave, Ste 200, Springfield 65806
(417) 865-6100 • (417) 865-6102 10 23
9
Architecture, project management, land
planning & zoning
10%
75% 5% 5% Suites
5% Hotel & Convention Center, Denton, Tim Rosenbury,
managing partner 1978
BRPAE.com Texas
Baron Design & Associates LLC
4 (8) 1855 S Ingram Mill Road, Ste 201, Springfield 65804
(417) 877-9800 • (417) 877-9802 7 14
3
Architectural services & interior
design
10%
70% 10% 5%
5%
Gardner Capital Inc; OakStar Bank,
Bolivar; Centerville Cottages, Kearney
Rita Baron,
principal 2003
Baron-Design.com
Buxton Kubik Dodd Creative Architecture, interior design,
5 (3) 1435 E Bradford Pkwy, Ste 100, Springfield 65804
(417) 890-5543 • (417) 890-5563 6 21
3
mechanical, electrical & plumbing
engineering, master planning, furniture
15%
35% 10% 35% Loren Cook Co, O'Reilly Ransin law office,
5% EFCO
Brian Kubik, president;
Jonathan Dodd, vice president 2003
BK-DC.com specification
Esterly, Schneider & Associates Inc O'Reilly Auto Parts nationwide, St James
6 (5) 1736 E Sunshine St, Ste 417, Springfield 65804
(417) 862-0558 • (417) 862-3265 6 18
4 Full-service 30%
45% 15% 5%
5% Veteran's Home addition & remodel, City Craig Schneider, president;
Melissa Higbie, principal 1947
EsterlySchneider.com Utilities print shop & carpenter shop
H Design Group LLC Rob Haik,
7 (6) 5039 S National Ave, Ste 7A, Springfield 65810
(417) 887-6595 • (417) 887-6921 6 16
4 Architecture & design 35%
40% 10% 15%
0%
Lift Truck Center Inc, Brewery District
Flats, Bear Village Brent Stevens, 2000
HDesignGroup.com Todd Bolin, principal architects
Hood-Rich Architecture Northside Christian Church; Watters Jim Lohmeyer,
8 (11) 400 South Ave, Ste 300, Springfield 65806
(417) 862-4483 • (417) 720-2617 6 13
4
Architectural, interior & graphic
design
15%
40% 30% 10%
5% Creek Hotel & Convention Center, Larry Parke, 1962
HoodRich.com Allen,Texas; Fairfield Inn & Suites Billy Kimmons, principal architects
Paragon Architecture LLC Sustainable design of civic, public Webwood Assisted Living Center, Schmidt Brad Erwin, president & principal
9 (19) 430 S Glenstone Ave, Springfield 65802
(417) 885-0002 • (417) 868-0072 5 20
9 safety, education, health care, 40%
25% 25% 5%
5% Associates office building, Willard South architect 2010
ParagonArchitecture.com commercial & manufacturing facilities Intermediate School
Dake Wells Architecture Inc
10 (9) 134 Park Central Square, Ste 300, Springfield 65806
(417) 831-9904 5 16
9
Architecture, interiors, master
planning, graphic design
60%
20% 0% 0%
20%
Schweitzer Brentwood Library, MSU
Welcome Center, MSU Glass Hall
Brandon Dake, president;
Andrew Wells, vice president 2004
Dake-Wells.com
Sam A Winn & Associates Architects PC
11 (7) 1647 S Enterprise Ave, Springfield 65804
(417) 882-7821 • (417) 882-1876 5 10
2
Full architectural services including
digital renderings
90%
5% 0% 5%
0% WND Sam Winn, president;
Gary Barbee, partner 1977
SWinnArch.com
Buddy Webb & Co Inc Architecture, programming, feasibility Missouri Readiness Center reroof, Fort
12 (13) 3057 E Cairo St, Springfield 65802
(417) 877-1385 • (417) 877-9736 4 14
6
analyses, master & site planning,
sustainable/green design & 3-D
10%
75% 10% 0%
5%
Leonard Wood; O'Reilly Auto Parts Phase Buddy Webb, president & owner;
II corporate addition; Price residence, Lesley Guillot, vice president 1996
BuddyWebbCo.com modeling Strafford
GHN Architects Engineers Architecture, engineering, interior Prime Plaza & driver training facility; West
13 (12) 300 S Jefferson Ave, Ste 301, Springfield 65806
(417) 869-0719 • (417) 869-3044 4 11
0 design, master planning, feasibility 75%
5% 20% 0%
0% Plains Fire Station No. 2; SBU nursing JW Bradford Baker, president;
Charles Hill, board chairman 1930
GHNAE.com studies, building information modeling training center
JPS & Associates Inc South Haven Baptist Church sanctuary
14 (14) 319 N Main Ave, Ste 100, Springfield 65806
(417) 882-4208 • (417) 886-7173 4 10
0 Full-service 5%
5% 75% 5%
10%
renovation; Durham Co. addition,
Lebanon; Springfield Underground
Jeffery Smith,
Zach Smith, vice presidents 1993
JPS-Associates.com building No 9
Vecino Design Build LLC Architecture, engineering, interior
15 305 W Commercial St, Springfield 65803 4 7 design, project management, 0% 5% 0% Cresco Student Housing, Sky Eleven, The Bruce Adib-Yazdi, 2012
(417) 720-1577 1 development & construction services 5% 90% Sterling Chris Ball, vice presidents
VecinoGroup.com
Marshall-Waters-Woody Associates Inc
16 (15) 1736 E Sunshine St, Ste 311, Springfield 65804 4 5 Architecture & planning 10% 25% 10% All Saints Anglican Church; Mid Missouri Bill Woody,
(417) 883-2720 • (417) 883-0161 0 50% 5% Bank; Army & Air Force exchange troop
store, Ft.Gordon, GA president 1962
MWWArch.com
As of Feb. 21, 2017. Ranked by number of local registered architects, then by local employees. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. AITs = A graduate of architecture school preparing for the registered examination. Inst = Institutional. Comm =
Commercial. Gov = Government. Ind = Industrial. Res = Residential. WND = Would Not Disclose. Springfield Business Journal relies on individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. To be considered for
future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
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AREA'S LARGEST ENGINEERING FIRMS
Name
Local Local EITs
Address 2015 Companywide Top Local Executive(s), Year Founded
Rank Registered Employees Services Notable Projects
Telephone • Fax Revenue Title(s) Locally
Engineers (Local)
Website
Toth & Associates Inc Joplin Public Library; Rockaway Beach
830 E Primrose, Ste 200, Springfield 65807 7 Electrical, structural, civil, bridge, planning, mapping, Wastewater Treatment Plant Lou Toth, president;
1 (1)
(417) 888-0645 • (417) 888-0657
16 70
WND
GIS, grant writing improvements; Tumbleweed Lewis Wiles, vice president
2003
TothAssociates.com Substation, Hermiston, OR
Anderson Engineering Inc Civil, structural & geotechnical engineering, land planning,
Neil Brady,
2045 W Woodland St, Springfield 65807 3 Loren Cook expansions; Andy's South president/CEO;
2 (2)
(417) 866-2741 • (417) 866-2778
14 50
$7,726,000 environmental, surveying, GIS, drilling, commercial drone
Glenstone; Menards Springfield stores John Snider,
1957
services, materials testing & construction observation services
AndersonEngineeringInc.com vice president;
GeoEngineers Inc Earth science & technology; geotechnical, geological,
City Utilities coal combustion residuals Gary Pendergrass,
3050 S Delaware Ave, Springfield 65804 5 geophysical & environmental engineering; horizontal
3 (5)
(417) 831-9700 • (417) 831-9777
10 30
$65,915,954
directional drilling & direct pipe engineering design; karst
rule support; Dakota Access Pipeline Jon Robison, 2004
project; MoDOT Spirit of 76 Highway Mark Miller, principals
GeoEngineers.com investigation & engineering
ESC Inc Consulting Engineers
1922 N Broadway Ave, Springfield 65803 4 Scott Bybee,
4 (4)
(417) 831-5500 • (417) 831-4533
10
32
WND Mechanical, electrical, civil, automation/controls, structural WND
president
1990
ESCFirm.com
Malone Finkle Eckhardt & Collins Inc
3333 E Battlefield Road, Ste 1000, Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, commissioning services, energy Sherwood Elementary; Hyatt Place, Cameron Collins,
9
5 (6) Springfield 65804 8
18
$5,300,000 management, sustainable design, facilities assessments, design Little Rock, AR; MSSU Child Jon Eckhardt, 1988
(417) 881-0020 • (417) 881-0053 build, LEED consulting, FEMA safe room design Development Center, Joplin vice presidents
MFEC.com
Great River Engineering
2826 S Ingram Mill Road, Springfield Civil engineering infrastructure, stormwater, wastewater & Jefferson Avenue foot bridge Jason Sivils,
4 drinking water systems, bridge design, sidewalks, trails, inspection; Kansas extension; city of King Coltrin,
6 (3) 65804 8
32
WND
streetscapes, roads & traffic design, civil site design, land Branson downtown improvements Spencer Jones,
1999
(417) 886-7171 • (417) 886-7591
GreatRiv.com surveying Phase III Mel Eakins, principals
Olsson Associates Inc Water & wastewater design & consulting, land development & Mercy Orthopedic Hospital; Springfield
Ron Mersch,
550 St Louis St, Springfield 65806 1 office leader;
7 (7)
(417) 890-8802 • (417) 890-8805
8 40
$120,000,000 surveying, landscape architecture, environmental sciences, sanitary sewer overflow program;
Jared Rasmussen, land
2005
transportation, geotechnical, mechanical Ballparks of America
OlssonAssociates.com development team leader
As of Sept. 5, 2016. Ranked by the number of local registered professional engineers, then by engineers in training (EITs), then by year founded. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. WND = would not disclose. Springfield Business Journal
relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
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AREA'S LARGEST ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Name
Commercial
Institutional
Union, Area of New Year
Residential
Address Employees Top Local Executive(s),
Rank Nonunion or Operation Representative Contracts Construction Founded
Telephone • Fax (Local) Title(s)
Open Shop (miles) Repair Locally
Website
Sechler Electric Inc 90% Danny Downs,
1 (1) 1925 E Phelps St, Springfield 65802 75 Union 65 Castlewood, Aspen Heights, Primatara
10%
70% 30% 0%
vice president
1947
(417) 864-5389 • (417) 864-5118
A-1 Electric Service Inc Dedra Jones,
2525 E Livingston St, Ste B, Springfield 65803 Missouri State University-Glass Hall, Fremont 75% president;
2 (2)
(417) 831-7770 • (417) 831-2966
75 Union 60
Elementary, Kickapoo High auditorium 25%
10% 0% 90%
Gaylen Jones,
1989
A-1Elec.com vice president
Bill's Electric Inc Brandon Wilson,
732 N Miller, Springfield 65802 CoxHealth, Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, Ball 90% president;
3 (3)
(417) 865-2455 • (417) 865-2425
70 Nonunion 150
Parks of America, Top of the Rock 10%
90% 0% 10%
Bill Endicott,
1992
BEIJoplin.com branch manager
Faith Technologies Inc David Jahner,
1820 N Barnes Ave, Springfield 65803 Wonders of Wildlife, CoxHealth, Downsteam 80% 20% executive vice president
4 (4)
(417) 886-7667 • (417) 886-4325
53 Nonunion 180
Casino 20%
80% 0%
Michael Bowman, regional
1992
FaithTechnologies.com vice president
Multi-Craft Contractors Inc
2810 N Le Compte Road, Springfield 65803 50% Greg Herren,
5 (6)
(417) 869-6791 • (417) 869-6931
48 Nonunion 500 Kraft Foods, 3M, Euticals 50%
100% 0% 0%
general manager
2000
Multi-Craft.net
Complete Electrical Solutions LLC
715 W Tampa St, Springfield 65802 New Covenant Academy, Kum & Go, Republic 40% James Tillman,
6 (5)
(417) 831-8039 • (417) 831-8006
44 Nonunion 150
Refrigeration 60%
50% 25% 25%
president
2010
CompleteElectrical.biz
Davis Electric Inc
1615 N Hwy CC, Nixa 65714 Ramsey Building, Millstone Custom Homes, Larry 75% Troy Davis,
7 (8)
(417) 725-9205 • (417) 725-9258
40 Nonunion 60
Snyder & Co 25%
50% 50% 0%
president
2001
DavisElectric.biz
As of May 16, 2016. Ranked by number of local employees, then by year founded locally. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of
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FEB. 27, 2017 SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL · 21CONSTRUCTION
AREA'S LARGEST REMODELERS
Gross Remodeling
Name Business in Business in
Revenues Local Employees Top Local Year Founded
Rank Telephone • Fax Remodeling Residential Services Recent Projects
2015 Subcontractors Executive(s), Title(s) Locally
Website New Construction Commercial
2014
Oak Grove Construction Services Inc David Knetzer,
1 (1) 1846 E Meadowmere St, Springfield 65804
(417) 887-5465 • (417) 887-5444
$5,000,000 28 60% 50% Restoration, remodeling, Itty Bitty City, Days Inn, president; 1973
$4,500,000 60 40% 50% additions, commercial infills Concord Manor Matt Vaughn,
OakGroveConstructionServices.com secretary
Kenmar Construction Inc General construction, Andy's Frozen Custard HQ, Mark Nation,
2 (3) 1637 W College St, Springfield 65806
(417) 863-1313 • (417) 863-8101
$4,800,000
$3,200,000
14
20
95%
5%
10%
90%
commercial renovations,
home additions &
History Museum on the
Square, commercial
president;
Kent Smith Jr, 1985
KenmarConstruction.com renovations renovation in Monett vice president
Nesbitt Construction Inc Commercial, industrial, Strafford High School Bill Nesbitt, president;
3 (2) 1400 St Louis St, Springfield 65802
(417) 866-6199 • (417) 866-0949
$4,500,000
$4,000,000
15
20
65%
35%
10%
90% residential remodeling, new entrance, Lake Country Michael Nesbitt, vice
Soccer press box, Ozarks 1977
construction president
NesbittConstruction.com Family Health Clinic
Four Seasons Factory Direct Sunrooms, room additions, Residential remodels in
1310 N Nias Ave, Springfield 65802 $2,303,058 26 95% 95% Mike Hainrihar,
4 (417) 831-7666 • (417) 831-7664 $1,856,915 4 5% 5% replacement windows, patio north Springfield, Hollister president 2004
FourSeasonsFactoryDirect.com covers & Hermitage
KennCo Construction Fire, water & storm damage
5 (4) 580 FR 178, Springfield 65810
(417) 881-8147 • (417) 881-2714
$1,800,000
$2,000,000
9
20
100%
0%
100%
0%
restoration, composition
roofing, decks, siding, exterior WND Eric Purvis, president 1987
KennCoConstruction.com renovations
Rock Solid Renovations
6 (5) 4166 N 20th St, Ozark 65721
(417) 581-8096 • (417) 581-8086
$1,320,000
$1,420,000
8
15
100%
0%
95%
5%
Residential & light
commercial renovations
Shannon, Jana &
Lavish Nail Lounge & Spa Jeremiah Lee, owners 1994
BuildRockSolid.com
Modern Exteriors of Springfield Inc Glenn Atkinson,
Sunrooms, patio covers,
7 (6) 810 W Norton Road, Springfield 65803
(417) 833-5574 • (417) 833-0175
$1,300,000 6 98% 85% windows, roofing, siding, Residential remodel owner; 1973
$1,300,000 15 2% 15% guttering, custom decks Cathi Glassburner,
ModernExteriors.com office manager
As of Nov. 14, 2016. Ranked by 2015 gross remodeling revenues. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed.
WND = Would not disclose. To be considered for future lists, email srozean@sbj.net.
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Vision
made reality
Baron Design & Associates, LLC
Architects | Planners | Designers
Life has no meaning
without imagination
417.887.9800 | baron-design.com
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