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Finding Your Future at SF: Where Growth Meets Opportunity
Hundreds of Dallas-Fort Worth companies have experienced explosive revenue growth over the last few years, with one such business landing near the top of the prestigious 2023 Inc. 5000 list.
One Coppell-based company, Green Light Distribution, ranked No. 4 nationally, boasting an unimaginable 41,090 percent growth rate from 2019 to 2022. Green Light Distribution provides distribution services for small to mid-size wine and spirit brands.
For additional perspective, Green Light Distribution is also the second highest-ranked Texas business on the list. Nationally, it was bested only by St. Louis-based energy development company Birch Creek Energy (No. 3), Austin-based transportation booking company CharterUp (No. 2), and Nashville-based health services company CareBridge (No. 1).
Companies on the 2023 Inc. 5000 are ranked by percentage growth in revenue from 2019 to 2022. To qualify for the list, a company must have been founded and generating revenue by March 31, 2019. The company also must have been U.S.-based, privately held, for-profit, and independent as of December 31, 2022. The minimum revenue required for 2019 was $100,000; the minimum for 2022 was $2 million.
In all, 482 Texas-based companies made this year’s list, and 216 of those are based in Dallas-Fort Worth. The report says 35 businesses are newly-founded, 119 are repeat honorees, and 30,301 jobs were added thanks to these companies.
The 16 remaining Metroplex-area businesses ranking among the top 500 include:
Tarrant County-specific companies to make the full Inc. 5000 list include Valor (Fort Worth, No. 572), SIO Logistics (Southlake, No. 650), Aulsbrook Law Firm (Arlington, No. 660), BILT Incorporated (Grapevine, No. 1,247), Elgin (Arlington, No. 1,541), First Cut Lawn Services (Fort Worth, No. 1,641), VRIT Tech (Hurst, No. 1,794), Eosera (Fort Worth, No. 1,921), JWC General Contractors (Southlake, No. 2,692), Newbury Partners (Grapevine, No. 2,831), KP Staffing (Fort Worth, No. 2,865), AMG Technology Investment Group (Hudson Oaks, Parker County, No. 3,052), Venn Technology (Grapevine, No. 3,137), Student Success Academy (Fort Worth, No. 3,399), Social Factor (Fort Worth, No. 3,408), Three Link Solutions (Keller, No. 3,422), OP2 Labs (Fort Worth, No. 3,524), Accelerated Fleet Services (Saginaw, No. 3,605), CoreCo USA (Fort Worth, No. 3,842), Joint Strategic Technologies (Southlake, No. 3928), Sharp Energy Group (Fort Worth, No. 3985), Information Discovery Services (Fort Worth, No. 4069), Thrive Internet Marketing Agency (Arlington, No. 4,188), DMGgo (Westlake, No. 4,663), Open Integration Consulting (North Richland Hills, No. 4744), TEXAS SUBS (Fort Worth, No. 4,861), and Point of Rental Software (Fort Worth, No. 4,872).
Here are the other Texas companies appearing in the state’s top 20:
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