Companies

Ten Years after entering the U.S. bus and rail market with a downtown Cincinnati HQ, FirstGroup America has become the largest provider of bus and rail transportation services in North America.

 

Fischer Homes since 1980 has been building homes across the tri-state in Northern Kentucky, Greater Cincinnati, and Southeast Indiana. Now the company is growing into Columbus and planning for a larger reach.

A group of Cincinnati-area entrepreneurs are becoming players in the global economy, offering translation services to companies in more than 150 languages.

The Wolf Group is a one-of-a-kind business that started out in the founder and president’s home in the late 1980s. Today the business is home to a 17,000 sq. ft. facility in Blue Ash where dozens of trained palates taste, as well as touch, smell and test a host of food, personal care and other products for companies who want to make them better.

Formerly known as The Cincinnati Sign Company, this growing Over-the-Rhine company specializes in full digital printing onto everything from small outdoor banners to giant interior walls, and everything in between.

Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine was founded in 1996 by a team of doctors looking to provide top-notch, sports-related medical care. Today, the Sharonville-based company has offices also in Cincinnati and Batesville, Ind., and is planning a major expansion and renovation project for late 2009.

After using every square inch of space available at his home-based Search Engine Marketing firm, the owner of Purple Trout moved into an office on Monmouth Street in Newport along with five employees. Business is good and growing.

Ten Talents is a professional event planning company led by a dynamic woman who turned her unusual career path and entrepreneurial spirit into a unique service.

For nearly three decades the PPS group has been providing area advertising agencies, universities and others the latest in film, production and archival services.

Buzz 360 is on the leading edge of mobile marketing, engaging consumers and fostering brand loyalty.

A Columbus native, has brought her love of fashion and personal styling to Cincinnati, where she'll host Kim's Closet, an upcoming television show that will bring style to the city's masses.

Corporex, a billion-dollar Northern Kentucky born and bred company, throughout its history has played an integral role in redeveloping Northern Kentucky's urban core.

In only a few short years Cincy Chic grew from an online women’s lifestyle publication to a way of life for a collection of Cincinnati's most hip, professional women.

For more than ten years, Vulkane Industrial Arts has taken its brand of local creative and intricate custom metal fabrication all across the country.

London Computer Systems’ responsive solution to a property management problem has turned it into a multi-million dollar, high growth business.