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Corporate Report 100 41 Olathe Ford Lincoln Gross Revenue: 2025: $1,600,000,000

Average Annual Growth Rate: 34.61%

Growth: 103.82% 2022: $785,000,000

Full-time employees: 312 The math of moving roughly 25,000 vehicles a year lands Olathe Ford Lincoln among the giants of this list. The dealer- ship’s modern era began in 1973; longtime employee Marc McEver became sole owner in 2021, presiding over 300-plus employees and one of the country’s largest fleet operations, making it one of the nation’s biggest Ford dealers by volume. 42 OCCU-TEC INC Growth: 103.12% Average Annual Growth Rate: 34.37% Gross Revenue: 2025: $10,388,037 2022: $5,114,122 Full-time employees: 32 Four decades in, OCCU-TEC is proof that unglamorous work compounds. The North Kansas City firm—occupational safety, environmental services and critical fuel-systems management—doubled revenue over the period the old-fashioned way: existing clients kept expanding their engagements, and new customers kept signing on. No acquisitions, no pivots, no reinvention. Just a 32-person operation founded in 1983 that has made reliability in high-stakes compliance work its growth engine. 43 Great American Bank Growth: 102.74% Average Annual Growth Rate: 34.25% Gross Revenue: 2025: $36,005,000 2022: $17,759,000 Full-time employees: 55 Lawrence’s growth has been good to Great American Bank—and the bank has been exceptionally good at converting it. The $496 million-asset institution under First Financial Bancshares doubled revenue over the stretch to $36 million while posting a 2.56 percent return on assets, the best profitability of any community bank on this year’s list. Rate-cycle tailwinds helped; execution did the rest. 44 Rising Construction Services Growth: 92.07% Average Annual Growth Rate: 30.69%% Gross Revenue: 2025: $5,983,265 2022: $3,115,210 Full-time employees: 27 When the Kansas City Streetcar extended south, Rising Construction Services rode along. The Grain Valley union sub contractor—traffic control, erosion control and site restoration—landed a major contract on the streetcar project that expanded its operational capacity, while continued flagging partnerships with Northern Pipeline kept regional revenue flowing. Founded in 2018 by Kristen Rising, the 27-person firm nearly doubled its top line across the measurement period. 45 Lambie Custom Homes Growth: 90.09% Average Annual Growth Rate: 30.03% Gross Revenue: 2025: $41,819,737 2022: $22,000,000 Full-time employees: DD Few names are more embedded in Johnson County homebuilding than Jim Lambie’s—the luxury builder has put roofs over Kansas City families since 1978. The growth stretch closed with a milestone: Atlanta-based Grand Oak Builders acquired the Overland Park firm in 2025 as its first-ever purchase, retaining Lambie at the helm and the Lambie Homes name on the sign, with plans to expand both variety and volume across the metro. 46 JLS Craftsmen Growth: 89.45% Average Annual Growth Rate: 29.82% Gross Revenue: 2025: $1,616,970 2022: $853,513 Full-time employees: 6 JLS Craftsmen is a premier construction-services company specializing in custom fences, premium decks, and outdoor living structures. The company, which cracked the CR100 Top 10 last year, fuels its rapid expansion by prioritizing top-tier materials and an unrelenting focus on assembling reliable, dedicated personnel who take ownership of client satisfaction. 47 Brush Creek Partners Growth: 89.14% Average Annual Growth Rate: 29.71% Gross Revenue: 2025: $2,300,000 2022: $1,216,000 Full-time employees: 8 This Kansas City-based insurance and risk management firm specializes in commercial insurance, technology risk management, and due diligence. It acts as a strategic partner to high-growth industries, serving clients ranging from early-stage technology startups to large, established corporations, with growth that made it a part of BRP Group back in 2021. 48 Weichert, Realtors Welch & Co. Growth: 88.65% Average Annual Growth Rate: 29.55% Gross Revenue: 2025: $26,503,493 2022: $14,049,017 Full-time employees: DD Based in Overland Park, Weichert, Realtors Welch & Co. is a leading, full-service real estate brokerage that handles residential, commercial, new-build, and custom home sales, alongside land development and property management. In recent years it has skyrocketed to one of the area’s top-performing firms, with nearly $755 million in local sales. 49 Apollo Insurance Group Growth: 87.59% Average Annual Growth Rate: 29.20% Gross Revenue: 2025: $21,200,000 2022: $11,301,118 Full-time employees: 39 After a decade-long run here, Apollo Insurance Group’s growth is no one-cycle wonder. The Lee’s Summit brokerage founded in 2014 under president Scott Eckley specializes in individual, group, life and Medicare coverage, with clients across the country and a stated mission to “positively impact people’s lives.” Over this stretch, revenue nearly doubled to $21.2 million. 50 Master’s Transportation Growth: 87.23% Average Annual Growth Rate: 29.08% Gross Revenue: 2025: $236,819,000 2022: $126,485,000 Full-time employees: 357 “Moving People Forward” is the motto, and the market obliged. Master’s Transportation customizes van, Sprinter and shuttle buses — and leases, rents and sells them to healthcare systems, universities, churches, cities and states. The company says new product development in the shuttle and van space, plus a deliberate focus on both customer and employee experience, drove growth. 1st Year

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