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Corporate Report 100 12 Southwind Gross Revenue: 2025: $364,505,103

Average Annual Growth Rate: 79.54%

Growth: 238.70% 2022: $107,618,854

Full-time employees: 1,949 Home services is a fragmented business, and Southwind’s answer is a portfolio of them: multiple service brands scaled across North America under one operational playbook. The Mission company—now nearly 2,000 employees strong—credits expansion into new and existing markets, heavy investment in leadership development and talent, and data-driven decision-making paired with local market expertise for growth that carried revenue from $108 million to $364 million. 13 Flint Group Growth: 235.57% Average Annual Growth Rate: 78.52% Gross Revenue: 2025: $403,057,756 2022: $120,112,032 Full-time employees: 1,127 One of the largest companies on this list, is nearly unique with its business model: Flint Group is a fast-growing residential home-services investor and holding company headquartered in Kansas City. Founded in 2019, it acquires and manages HVAC, plumbing, and electrical brands across the country, while maintaining local legacies. 14 Complete Legal Growth: 231.17% Average Annual Growth Rate: 77.06% Gross Revenue: 2025: $12,943,255 2022: $3,908,354 Full-time employees: 5 Litigation has gone digital, and Complete Legal has turned that reality into a national business. The Mission-based eDiscovery and litigation-support firm integrated a merger that expanded its client base and capabilities, then pushed beyond Kansas City with operations in Chicago, St. Louis and New York, with eDiscovery, managed review, forensic collections and litigation support services. 15 Eskie + Associates Growth: 213.79% Average Annual Growth Rate: 71.26% Gross Revenue: 2025: $1,568,950 2022: $500,000 Full-time employees: 7 Every major construction project needs someone in the owner’s corner, and that’s precisely the seat Eskie + Associates occupies. The Leawood firm — founded by veteran developer Dennis Eskie, with Erin Merrill as managing partner—serves as advocate, adviser and owner’s representative through planning, design and construction. 16 I-Solutions Growth: 206.16% Average Annual Growth Rate: 68.72% Gross Revenue: 2025: $63,065,000 2022: $20,599,000 Full-time employees: 20 Infrastructure Solutions (I-Solutions) is a heavy civil and design-build contractor based in Lenexa. As a wholly owned subsidiary of GBA Companies, it provides turnkey construction services across the Kansas City metro. The firm specializes in public infra structure, roadway reconstruction, decorative concrete flatwork, and complex utility or sewer installations. 17 Henderson Building Solutions Growth: 203.38% Average Annual Growth Rate: 67.79% Gross Revenue: 2025: $95,334,565 2022: $31,423,982 Full-time employees: 90 “We make buildings work” is the pitch, and the metro’s construction supercycle has supplied plenty of buildings. The Lenexa firm—the construction-management and commissioning arm of the Henderson family of companies, alongside national building-systems designer Henderson Engineers—offers design, construction and maintenance and a broad range of services. 18 UMB Financial Corp. Growth: 191.15% Average Annual Growth Rate: 63.72% Gross Revenue: 2025: $3,957,982,000 2022: $1,359,440,000 Full-time employees: 4,234 The oldest name on this list made its biggest move ever during the measurement window. UMB closed its acquisition of Heartland Financial USA in January 2025— the largest deal in the Kansas City institution’s 112-year history—expanding its footprint from eight to 13 states, lifting assets past $68 billion and nearly doubling its retail deposit base. 19 KMG Hotels Growth: 187.50% Average Annual Growth Rate: 62.50% Gross Revenue: 2025: $230,000,000 2022: $80,000,000 Full-time employees: 500-plus Kansas City’s post-pandemic event calendar has been kind to hoteliers, and few local operators are positioned across as many flags as KMG Hotels. Founded in 2000 and led by brothers Jay and Sanjay Koshiya, the North Kansas City company owns and operates 11 hotels representing Marriott, Hilton, IHG and Choice franchises—more than 1,600 rooms in all—with additional properties in development. 20 Mark One Electric Growth: 181.20% Average Annual Growth Rate: 60.40% Gross Revenue: 2025: $201,324,406 2022: $71,595,578 Full-time employees: 550 Kansas City is hosting some of the largest construction projects in the country—the Panasonic battery plant, a wave of data centers—and Mark One Electric is wired into them. The woman-owned, family-led electrical contractor, which recently marked its 50th anniversary, has teamed with fellow contractors to handle the region’s project volume, proving local firms have the bandwidth for work at scale. Revenue nearly tripled, topping $201 million. 1st Year

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