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Michigan’s budget sets aside $2.5 million to manage the park. One challenge for the state: winning over Detroit residents, especially since there eventually will be an $11 annual fee to drive onto the island. The fee, which allows entry into all state parks, will be phased in during the first year of state management.
al contractor. Work is expected to begin this fall between Larned and Adams streets, and M-1’s goal is to be operating by the fourth quarter of 2015. Another transportation project on deck: the New International Trade Crossing bridge project across the Detroit River. The state is assembling a list of property owners in the 170 acres of the $2.1 billion project that organizers say are needed for the six-lane span, its plaza and a highway interchange, scheduled to open by 2020.
For DIA, it’s the art of the deal to save collection.
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he Detroit Institute of Arts confirmed in December that it is talking with federal mediators to develop a plan to insulate the museum’s artwork while helping Detroit meet its debt obligations. These negotiations may bring a conclusion to one of the big stories that endured during much of last year: the vulnerability of parts of the DIA’s collection to be sold as Detroit looks to balance its books. The DIA is working on a plan with more than 10 national and local foundations and other funding sources. That plan seeks to build a $500 million fund that would help satisfy the city’s pension obligations, prevent the sale of the DIA’s city-owned artwork, and spin the city-owned museum and assets off to the nonprofit that has long operated it. Such a spinoff would protect the museum’s art from being threatened by a sale. Christie’s Appraisals Inc. estimates the fair market value of the art at $454 million to $867 million.
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eyond art, bankruptcy proceedings in the coming months will center on debt restructuring, funding for public safety and the development of the city’s formal reorganization plan. Other things to watch: Possible regionalization of the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department, how Mayorelect Mike Duggan and How will Orr work the Detroit City Council work with Orr, and with Duggan? when residents and business owners can expect to start seeing tangible improvement in city services such as police, fire and emergency medical response times.
Meridian Health Plan: A new home in Detroit.
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lenty of private and public investment in real estate projects is expected to continue at a steady clip next year. Among them: Plans for a new 16-story office building by Meridian Health Plan, a 320,000-square-foot office building across from Compuware Corp. headquarters on the Monroe block, a redevelopment of the halfbuilt Wayne County jail site on Gratiot Avenue (Wayne County is working on a plan to sell the 15.5-acre site of the jail and nearby justice buildings to Rock Ventures LLC), and a new arena for the Detroit Red Wings. Construction of the $111 million project by Meridian and developer Schostak Bros. & Co. Inc. is expected to begin as early as 2014. Brownfield incentives have been approved, and state and federal grants and tax credits are being pursued. The jail site plan is envisioned as a $500 million development of 1.7 million square feet, with 700 residential and hotel units and 200,000 square feet of retail and parking. Some of the residential would be brownstone-style units. The county is in a 180-day due diligence to negotiate with Rock Ventures. Meanwhile, work on the new arena for the Wings is beginning, with the goal of opening the team’s new home in 2017. Instead of playing in Joe Louis Arena, the team would skate on a brand new rink in a proposed $650 million, 45-acre entertainment district west of Woodward Avenue and north of I-75, near both the Detroit Lions and Detroit Tigers stadiums.
alks are heating up over revisiting the state’s renewable-energy requirements for utility companies. As of deadline for this report, Gov. Rick Snyder planned to make a speech before year’s end and said in a Dec. 12 interview with Crain’s that renewable energy was one of his top priorities. He declined to say in that interview Snyder champions whether he wants to renewable energy. eliminate the 10 percent cap on electric competition in the state or how much more renewable energy he wants the state’s utilities to be mandated to produce. Those decisions will come in the months ahead.
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ossible reform to Michigan’s nofault auto insurance laws is one of the perennial policy issues expected to re-emerge next year. Efforts to change the system have failed in previous legislative sessions and stalled again this year. Supporters of the no-fault law say reducing the unlimited lifetime benefits would put people’s lives at risk. But top legislative leaders and Snyder have signaled they would like to see action on a plan that would reduce insurance costs so fewer uninsured drivers are on the road. Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson has been a leading voice in opposition to such changes and said in a DePatterson a foe of cember interview with changing no-fault. Crain’s he considers nofault a policy priority for the state in 2014.
Gubernatorial race
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everal key contractors are selected and a true groundbreaking on M-1, the light rail planned along Woodward Avenue, is expected in the spring. Advance utility work has begun. The Alameda, Calif.-based civil construction company Stacy and Witbeck Inc., which has built 17 transit systems, is the project’s construction manager and gener-
ow the state’s economy is faring in the weeks leading up to the November election is expected to at least partially determine whether voters grant Snyder a second term. The governor staked his initial campaign on reinventing the state. (You know: “Relentless positive action.”) But he potentially will face off against Democrat Mark Schauer, with the question before voters being Snyder to run on ‘relentless’ results. whether he has built enough momentum. While Snyder has not said he is officially seeking a second term, everyone believes him to be because his campaign has
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ike it or hate it, health care reform is here. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has altered the competitive landscape for hospitals, health insurers, physicians, clinics and other health care companies. For some insurers, it’s good news. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan shows a projected savings of tens of millions of dollars next year by terminating 25 individual health plans that were noncompliant with the Affordable Obamacare: Care Act. A mixed bag, but Over the past it’s the law. decade, Blue Cross has lost hundreds of millions of dollars in the individual market as Michigan’s designated “insurer of last resort.” Blue Cross no longer has that moniker under health care reform, now that all insurers are required to cover people with pre-existing conditions and because the Blues converted this year into a mutual health insurer. Last month, the Michigan Department of Financial and Insurance Services said it would allow insurers to continue to sell policies that are not compliant with the new health care law through next year, following an executive order by President Barack Obama.
Schauer: The Dem who would be gov.
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changing of the guard is underway at the state’s big research universities. The University of Michigan board of regents formed a presidential search advisory committee this year to identify candidates to succeed the retiring Mary Sue Coleman. The search, being carried out by the Russell Reynolds Associates executive recruiting firm and seven faculty members, is evaluating potential candidates. Coleman: Set to Speculation in the leave UM. coming months is expected over a successor. Coleman, 70, became president in 2002 and is the first woman in that post in UM’s 196year history. In April she announced her retirement after the current school year, in July 2014. At Wayne State University, M. Roy Wilson, an ophthalmologist who moved into university administration, came to the school as its new president in August. He previously was deputy director for strategic scientific planning and program coordination at the National Institute on Minority Health and Wilson: Just Health Disparities, an arrived at WSU. agency of the National Institutes of Health. Before that, he was chancellor of the University of Colorado-Denver from 2006 to 2010.
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Elliott hasn’t said it’s no longer planning a takeover, but there’s been chatter about interest from other financial firms, such as Bain Capital, and Compuware has reported improved profitability, most recently in its third quarter results.
Hospital M&A It was fun while it lasted, Tigers.
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he Detroit Tigers dominated sports business headlines for 2013 — not only for a successful season but also for major player and management moves. Those changes followed the team’s reaching its third consecutive American League Championship Series. However, the season ended when the Boston Red Sox grand-slammed their way past the Tigers on the way to winning the World Series. After the season, Tigers manager Jim Leyland retired after eight seasons; Brad Ausmus was hired to replace him. And, Prince Fielder and Doug Fister were traded. Other sports business headlines of note in 2013: Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson broke all the team’s major receiving records; the Lions drafted “Ziggy” Ansah; the Detroit Pistons hired a new coach, Maurice “Mo” Cheeks; and Detroit doesn’t get the X Games, despite a hard-fought bid.
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year ago, Compuware Corp. was under siege by New York-based Elliott Management Corp., a hedge fund that had announced a $2.3 billion takeover bid of the Detroit-based company in December 2012. After the bid was announced, Elliott blasted the makeup of the Compuware board, saying members lacked an information technology background and geographic diversity. Separately, on March 31, co-founder Peter Karmanos Jr. retired from the board with a six-year consulting deal. However, that gig was terminated after disagreements over retirement party plans and headline-making controversial comments from Karmanos about Compuware’s current management team. (As reported by the Detroit Karmanos: Retires Free Press, Karmanos — but not quietly. said: “The current management of Compuware needs to get their head out of their ass, all right, and understand they have more responsibility than playing some kind of silly game with some jerks in New York City.”) Meanwhile, in April, and then again in November, Compuware announced a number of changes to its board. Out were Karmanos; former Covisint CFO W. James Prowse; Glenda Price, the former president of Marygrove College and current president of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation; and Ralph Szygenda, the former chief information officer at General Motors Co. In were David Fubini, a senior director at McKinsey & Co., and Lee Roberts, president and CEO of Conshohocken, Pa.-based BlueWater Management Consulting. Also added were Jeffrey Clarke, a managing partner at New York-based Augusta Columbia Capital Inc. and Jennifer Raab, president of New York-based Hunter College.
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he big local story in hospital M&A that didn’t happen in 2013 was the planned merger between Beaumont Health System and Henry Ford Health System. Disagreements over policy and operational issues scuttled merger talks. A key underlying issue was inherent cultural differences between the employed-physician model of Henry Ford and the private practice-dominated model of Beaumont. The proposed Beaumont-Henry Ford merger would have created a $6.4 billion, 10-hospital integrated health system with nearly 40 percent market share locally. The year’s other big health care M&A story came together in December when Flintbased McLaren Health Care acquired Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit. With McLaren’s 10 hospitals scattered over eastern, central and northern Michigan, the move will enable McLaren to create one of the state’s largest oncology hospital providers, with more than 12,000 patients and 165,000 outpatient visits per year. There is big opposition from the institute’s longtime partner, the Detroit Medical Center; the DMC filed suit to request an injunction to prevent the affiliation between Karmanos and McLaren. However, McLaren said the deal has been completed.
out institutional investor interest from Detroit-area financial whizzes. Among the local winners in the Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) IPO was Rizvi Traverse Management LLC in Birmingham. Twitter, the current star for micro blogging posts, was founded in 2006 but has never been profitable. Still, investor interest has endured. Over the years, Rizvi Management had become the company’s largest shareholder, with 15.6 percent of the company’s stock. Twitter set its IPO price at $26 a share, which put its valuation at $14.2 billion and Rizvi’s share at $2.2 billion. By the end of the first day of trading on Nov. 7, the buzz over Twitter’s stock had pushed it to $44.90 a share, making Rizvi’s stake about $3.3 billion. It’s continued to trade above $40 a share.
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t was a big year for The D in everything related to its economic future. In March, under the direction of Gov. Rick Snyder, came the appointment of an emergency manager to oversee the city’s efforts to emerge from its financial crisis. In July came news that Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr would lead Detroit to file a Chapter 9 bankruptcy case, the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history. The city reports liabilities of more than $18 billion. In December, the bankruptcy case proceeded after the city passed eligibility requirements; U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes deemed the city insolvent and said negotiations with thousands of creditors were unfeasible outside of bankruptcy. Rhodes also said the city could cut retiree pensions. As this report goes to Rhodes: Judging print, Rhodes was reDetroit’s future. viewing the city’s proposed $350 million financing package. The city’s unfunded pension liability alone has been estimated at $3.5 billion to $8 billion.
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he past 12 months saw several retail milestones for the city of Detroit: Whole Foods opened in June; Detroit’s first Meijer store opened at Eight Mile and Woodward, and the number of boutique retailers continued to multiply in Midtown. By our count, there are now upward of 30. What got the most media buzz was the introduction of Shinola, the maker of upscale watches, bicycles and leather goods. Shinola is also Exhibit A in the city’s burgeoning class of makers and manufacturers opening their doors as interest inlocally produced goods continues to rise. In the fast-casual food category, landlords of city buildings and suburban developments reported increased deals with franchise chains. (Think Five Guys and Bonefish Grill.) Suburban malls also reported leases with a number of retailers new to this market. For example, Troy’s tony Somerset Collection landed deals with luxury retailers such as Halston and David Yurman; and the mall’s new Microsoft Store opened in June.
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t almost didn’t happen. Mike Duggan, the former Detroit Medical Center president and CEO, was elected mayor of Detroit in the November election. He earned his spot on the general election ballot after running as a write-in candidate in the Aug. 6 primary. He ran as a write-in after the Wayne County Circuit Court and the state Court of Appeals booted Duggan: From him from the ballot for DMC to the D. filing to run for election two weeks earlier than the Detroit City Charter stipulates. After a media blitz and neighborhood getout-the-vote effort, Duggan won the primary election with 48,716 votes, compared with Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon’s 28,391. Duggan called Napoleon a strong opponent and reflected on his campaign as “an uphill and long-shot struggle.” The City Council election was also significant in November; it now has a council-bydistrict system. Voters selected incumbents James Tate, Andre Spivey and Saunteel Jenkins, and newcomers George Cushingberry, Scott Benson, Mary Sheffield, Raquel Castañeda-López and Gabe Leland.
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eal estate is back in many parts of town, especially on the residential side. The latest home sales data show prices on the rise; data tracked by Realcomp II said November median home sale prices Home sale prices on the were up 41 perup ... and up. cent compared with a year ago. Market inventory decreased 12.3 percent, with 15,088 homes available in October compared with 17,197 homes in November 2012. Home sales tracked in Wayne, Macomb and Oakland counties all reported large price increases. On the commercial side, the Troy office market, the Detroit office market, and various mixed-use and logistics projects in Novi, Wixom, and Ann Arbor are development highlights.
Talmer: Next step in its growth is an IPO.
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roy-based Talmer Bancorp Inc. has been bulking up for an expected initial public offering. In October, the bank announced it would buy the remaining assets of the long-troubled Capitol Bancorp Ltd. in a federal bankruptcy proceeding. The $7 million deal is designed to help Talmer in its bid to go public. President and CEO David Provost has declined to comment recently, but said in the past that he wanted to take the bank holding company for Talmer public later in 2014. Talmer’s projected IPO, the first by a Michigan bank since before the recession, would finance an expansion into Chicago and other markets. Before embarking on its expansion in April 2010, Talmer was known as First Michigan Bank, with a single branch and about $90 million in assets. The expansion was fueled by a fundraising of $200 million, nearly a fourth of which came from New York financier Wilbur Ross. The bank used that capital to finance acquisitions of troubled banks in Wisconsin and Michigan that were closed by state and federal regulators.
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he World Watch feature that accompanies the monthly Crain’s Michigan Business sections offers a snapshot of businesses in the state that operate in other countries. It’s a sampling, not a comprehensive list. But even so, World Watch has provided details on the international operations of more than 60 companies this year. Coming up Jan. 13 is a look at Michigan business in South Africa, followed by Australia in February. If you know of a Michigan company that exports, manufactures abroad or has facilities abroad, email Jennette Smith, managing editor, at
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䡲 Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc., Novi; 900 employees
䡲 Chrysler Group LLC, Auburn Hills; 10,308
employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; about 5,000 employees 䡲 Ferrous Processing and Trading Co., Detroit; 63 employees 䡲 Inteva Products LLC, Troy; 155 employees 䡲 Kelly Services Ltd., Troy; more than 200 permanent and 6,000 temporary employees 䡲 Meritor Inc., Troy; 100 employees 䡲 NSF International Inc., Ann Arbor; more than 300 full-time and contract employees in addition to a network of auditors 䡲 Soave Hydroponics Inc., Detroit; 250 employees during peak season and 125 offseason peak 䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; 130 employees 䡲 Valassis Communications Inc., Livonia; 40 employees
Brazil and Venezuela With about 30 million residents entering the middle class during the past decade, Brazil has become the world’s seventh-largest economy with a $2.4 trillion nominal gross domestic product in 2012. Venezuela’s economy is considerably smaller than Brazil’s, ranked 30th with a $382 billion 2012 nominal GDP. But with emphases on petroleum and manufacturing, Venezuela still attracts several Michigan-based companies. Along with its natural resources and agricultural strengths, Brazil has a long legacy as a hub for automotive and other manufacturing, such as aerospace. And it’s attracting Michigan companies seeking to expand manufacturing operations and distribution channels.
䡲 Amway Co., Ada; about 100 employees in Brazil and about 100 in Venezuela 䡲 Chrysler Group LLC, Auburn Hills; 50 employees in Brazil and 1,086 in Venezuela 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 79 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; 2,465 employees 䡲 Meritor Inc., Troy; 167 salaried and 1,192 hourly employees 䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; 1,826 employees in Brazil and 66 in Venezuela 䡲 Ultimation Industries LLC, Roseville; three direct and 50-plus indirectly for installation phase of projects 䡲 Visteon Corp., Van Buren Township; about 1,700 employees 䡲 Whirlpool Corp., Benton Harbor; 14,500 employees
Canada Canada is America’s largest trading partner. And with it being just a stone’s throw away from Detroit, it isn’t surprising that many Michigan companies operate there. In 2012, Canada was the world’s 11thlargest economy with a $1.8 trillion nominal GDP. Some of its major exports include crude oil and petroleum products, cars, timber, aluminum and coal. Nearly three-fourths of Canadian exports end up in the U.S. Canada’s major imports include machinery, motor vehicles and parts, crude oil and chemicals.
䡲 Amway Co., Ada; 80 employees 䡲 Autoliv ASP Inc., Auburn Hills; 850 employees 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 202 employees 䡲 Con-way Inc., Ann Arbor; 510 employees
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Dow Chemical employs 3,600 in China.
China China has the world’s second-largest economy with an $8.2 trillion nominal GDP in 2012. Major exports include machinery, data processing equipment, apparel and textiles. Imports include machinery, oil and mineral fuels, medical equipment and motor vehicles. One big connection for Michigan business to China is a booming consumer auto market. China drivers now have more than 240 million vehicles, 120 million of which are passenger cars, according to Bloomberg News.
United Kingdom
Canada
Netherlands Germany
France Israel Mexico
France France is the world’s fifth-largest economy by its nominal GDP, reported at $2.6 trillion in 2012. Its major exports include machinery and transportation equipment, autos,
Japan
India
Venezuela
Qatar
Brazil
plastics, chemicals and steel. Major imports include machinery and equipment, vehicles, crude oil, aircraft, plastics and chemicals. 䡲 Amway Co., Ada; employs 5,000 independent distributors 䡲 Autoliv Inc., Auburn Hills; 3,100 employees 䡲 Chrysler Group LLC, Auburn Hills; 282 employees, not including network of dealers 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 192 employees 䡲 Cooper-Standard Automotive, Novi; about 1,800 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; about 3,000 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; 1,350 employees 䡲 Federal-Mogul Corp., Southfield; 1,750 employees 䡲 Inteva Products LLC, Troy; 1,100 employees 䡲 Meritor Inc., Troy; 186 employees 䡲 Metaldyne LLC, Plymouth; 200 employees 䡲 MSX International Inc., Warren; about 450 employees 䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; 779 employees
䡲 American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings
Inc., Detroit; about 1,700 employees 䡲 Autoliv Inc., Ada; 8,000 employees 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 133 employees 䡲 Con-way Inc., Ann Arbor; 650 employees 䡲 Cooper-Standard Automotive, Novi; about 3,200 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; 3,600 employees 䡲 Federal-Mogul Corp., Southfield; 2,750 employees 䡲 Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; about 25,000 employees 䡲 General Motors Co., Detroit; more than 35,000 employees 䡲 Lear Corp., Southfield; about 10,000 employees 䡲 SAF-Holland USA Inc., Holland; 253 employees 䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; 4,100 employees 䡲 TRW Automotive Holdings Corp., Livonia; more than 8,700 employees 䡲 Urban Science Inc., Detroit; 27 employees 䡲 X-Rite Inc., Grand Rapids; about 50 employees
China
Saudi Arabia
TRW employs about 10,700 in Germany.
Germany Germany has the world’s fourth-largest economy, with nominal GDP of $3.4 trillion in 2012, and makes up about one-fifth of the total European Union’s GDP of $16.4 trillion. Germany’s biggest exports include motor vehicles, machinery, chemicals, metals and pharmaceuticals. Big imports include machinery, data processing equipment and vehicles.
䡲 Autoliv Inc., Auburn Hills; 2,100 employees 䡲 Belfor Holdings Inc., Birmingham; about 500 employees 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 84 employees 䡲 Con-way Inc., Ann Arbor; 50 employees 䡲 Cooper-Standard Automotive, Novi; about 2,100 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; 100 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; about 5,200 employees
䡲 Dow Corning Corp., Midland; about 360 employees 䡲 General Motors Co., Detroit; about 20,000 employees 䡲 Kelly Services Inc., Troy; about 130 employees 䡲 Key Safety Inc., Sterling Heights; 250 employees 䡲 Metaldyne LLC, Plymouth; 618 employees 䡲 MSX International Inc., Warren; about 305 employees 䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; 1,800 employees 䡲 TRW Automotive Holdings Corp., Livonia; about 10,700 employees
IAC has 525 employees in India.
India India has the world’s 10th-largest economy with a $1.82 trillion nominal GDP in 2012. Major exports include machinery, iron and steel, chemicals, vehicles and apparel. From 2000 to 2010, India’s economy grew rapidly as GDP more than tripled. So although India’s GDP grew at an annual rate of 4.4 percent for the April through June quarter, it was the country’s slowest growth since 2009. 䡲 American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc., Detroit; about 600 employees 䡲 Autoliv Inc., Auburn Hills; 1,200 employees 䡲 Cooper-Standard Automotive, Novi; about 2,340 employees 䡲 DataFactZ Inc., Northville; 35 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; more than 10,000 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; more than 900 employees 䡲 Federal-Mogul Corp., Southfield; 6,850 employees 䡲 International Automotive Components Group, Southfield; 525 employees 䡲 Kelly Services Ltd., Troy; about 300 employees 䡲 Key Safety Inc., Sterling Heights; 335 employees 䡲 Lear Corp., Southfield; about 2,800 employees 䡲 Metaldyne LLC, Plymouth; 131 employees 䡲 PAT USA Inc., Rochester Hills; 31 employees Continued on Page 13
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䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; 1,150 employees 䡲 Whirlpool Corp., Benton Harbor; 2,800 employees
Perrigo employs 1,200 in Israel.
Israel With a nominal GDP in 2012 of about $240 billion, Israel has the 43rd largest economy in the world. It is recognized for products such as high-tech equipment, wood and paper, agricultural products, cement, chemicals, plastics, textiles and footwear. The World Bank and the International Finance Committee rank Israel 41st out of 229 countries in terms of starting a business in the country, sixth when it comes to protecting investors, and 139th when it comes to dealing with construction permits. 䡲 Arotech Corp., Ann Arbor; 130 employees 䡲 Assets International LLC, Southfield; Seven employees 䡲 Belfor USA, Birmingham; 50 employees 䡲 Cascade Engineering Inc., Grand Rapids; 25 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; 1,250 employees 䡲 Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; with Delek Motors the exclusive importer and distributor; one Ford employee, 330 Delek employees 䡲 General Motors Co., Detroit; 420 employees 䡲 HBR Labs LLC, West Bloomfield Township; eight employees 䡲 Perrigo Co., Allegan; 1,200 employees 䡲 RGIS LLC, Auburn Hills; 50 employees (2011 figure) 䡲 Tomcar North America, Rochester Hills and Phoenix; 20 employees
Technical Training has 39 employees in Japan.
Japan Even with its government debt, Japan has the third-largest nominal GDP in the world at $5.96 trillion. The country’s economy has mostly recovered from the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami that halted production of many manufacturing plants and blocked exports from its shores. Japan’s biggest export industries are automotive, electronic equipment, machine tools and processed food. Japan remains a critical trade player
for many companies in Michigan. 䡲 Amway Co., Ada; 400 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; 350 fulltime, 4,800 part-time employees 䡲 Federal-Mogul Corp., Southfield; 200 employees 䡲 Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; 160 employees 䡲 International Automotive Components Group, Southfield; 450 employees 䡲 MSX International, Warren; more than 20 employees 䡲 Stryker Corp., Kalamazoo; 700 employees 䡲 Technical Training Inc. (TTi Global), Rochester Hills; 39 employees 䡲 TI Automotive, Auburn Hills; 194 employees 䡲 TRW Automotive Holdings Corp., Livonia; 200 employees 䡲 Visteon Corp., Van Buren Township; 315 employees
Con-way employs 709 in Mexico.
Mexico Mexico has a rising middle class that is more educated and increasingly earning higher wages, which has led to some emergingmarket opportunities for Michigan companies. The largest industries in Mexico, which reported nominal GDP of $1.17 trillion in 2012 and ranked 14th worldwide, are food and beverages, chemicals, iron and steel, petroleum and tobacco. Reuters reported that automotive companies, including those based in Michigan, are expected to spend $10 billion in the next 10 years on buildings and improvements to Mexican factories. Vehicles are one of the top goods Mexico exports, along with machinery, mineral fuel and oil. Last year, exports were valued at $370.9 billion, with 78 percent going to the United States. 䡲 Autoliv Inc., Americas division headquartered in Auburn Hills; 11,200 employees 䡲 Chrysler Group LLC, Auburn Hills; almost 10,000 employees 䡲 Con-way Inc., Ann Arbor; 709 employees 䡲 Cooper-Standard Automotive Inc., Novi; 3,815 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; about 11,500 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; 417 employees 䡲 Federal-Mogul Corp., Southfield; about 4,600 employees 䡲 International Automotive Components Group, Southfield; 7,000 employees 䡲 Kelly Services Inc., Troy; almost 12,000 employees 䡲 Metaldyne LLC, Plymouth; 400 employees 䡲 Penske Logistics, part of a joint venture that includes Bloomfield Hills-based Penske Corp.; about 2,200 employees 䡲 Perrigo Co., Allegan; more than 1,000 employees 䡲 TI Automotive Ltd., Auburn Hills; about 2,600 employees
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Netherlands The Netherlands has the sixth-largest economy in the eurozone, even though its 2012 tax revenues dropped 9 percent and its GDP contracted. Its estimated GDP is $773.1 billion, No. 18 in the world. In 2011, the U.S. imported $33 billion in goods and services from the Netherlands and exported $47.5 billion. Major industries include construction, fishing and microelectronics. It is also part of the Benelux economic union with Belgium and Luxembourg. 䡲 Beyond Interactive Inc., Ann Arbor; 27 employees 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 86 employees 䡲 Dawn Food Products Inc., Jackson; 100150 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; 2,235 employees 䡲 Flint Group Inc., Plymouth Township; 204 employees 䡲 General Motors Co., Detroit; about 150 employees 䡲 International Automotive Components Group, Southfield; about 275 employees 䡲 Inteva Products LLC, Troy; more than 1,030 employees 䡲 Kelly Services Inc., Troy; 20 permanent employees 䡲 Masco Corp., Taylor; about 30 employees 䡲 MSX International Inc., Warren; 100 employees 䡲 Thetford Corp., Ann Arbor; 450 employees
Domino’s Pizza employs about 2,500 in Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
䡲 Energy International Corp., Canton Township; five employees
䡲 Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; about 120
employees 䡲 Ghafari Associates LLC, Dearborn; 25 employees 䡲 Guardian Industries Corp., Auburn Hills; 260 employees 䡲 Omnex Inc., Dearborn; five employees 䡲 PAT USA Inc., Rochester Hills; 3,000 employees 䡲 Ziebart International Corp.; Troy, about 200 employees
Eagle Ottawa employs nine in the United Kingdom.
United Kingdom
PAT USA employs 3,000 in Qatar.
Qatar, Saudi Arabia With 17 percent of the world’s known petroleum reserves, Saudi Arabia’s economy is mostly driven by oil. Its estimated 2012 gross domestic product is $727.3 billion, the 19th largest economy in the world. Besides petroleum, other industries include aircraft repair, fertilizer and construction. Qatar is also one of the wealthiest nations in the Middle East because of oil reserves. Its GDP is estimated at $173.8 billion. Commercial ties between the United States and Qatar have expanded rapidly over the past seven years, with trade volumes growing from $738 million in 2003 to $4.03 billion in 2011, according to the U.S. government’s export.gov website.
䡲 BAE Systems Inc., Troy; about 5,300 employees 䡲 The Coffee Beanery Ltd.; Flushing, 260 employees 䡲 Domino’s Pizza Inc., Ann Arbor; 2,500 employees 䡲 Dow Chemical Co., Midland; 170 employees
With a 2012 GDP of about $2.44 trillion, the United Kingdom had the sixth-largest economy in the world and the third-largest in Europe, behind France. An austerity program aims to reduce the budget deficit from more than 10 percent of GDP in 2010 to nearly 1 percent of GDP by 2015. The U.K. is recognized for machine tools, automation equipment, electric power equipment, shipbuilding, textiles and more. Agriculture produces almost 60 percent of the country’s food with less than 2 percent of the labor force. 䡲 Beringea LLC, Farmington Hills; 20 employees 䡲 Bissell Homecare Inc., Grand Rapids; 27 employees 䡲 Compuware Corp., Detroit; 151 employees 䡲 Eagle Ottawa LLC, Auburn Hills; nine employees 䡲 Edwards Bros. Malloy Inc., Ann Arbor; three employees 䡲 Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; 14,500 employees 䡲 ForeSee Results Inc., Ann Arbor; eight employees 䡲 General Motors Co., Detroit; 4,000 employees 䡲 George P. Johnson Co., Auburn Hills; 85 employees 䡲 Guardian Industries Inc., Auburn Hills; 300 employees 䡲 Herman Miller Inc., Zeeland; 200 employees 䡲 International Automotive Components Group, North American headquarters in Southfield; 1,200 employees 䡲 Meritor Inc., Troy; 480 employees 䡲 MSX International Inc., Warren; 330 employees
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CRAIN'S LIST: PRIVATE 200 Ranked by 2012 revenue Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
$65,784.0
$54,981.0
19.6%
26,427
66,223
Automobile manufacturer
2.
Penske Corp.
Roger Penske chairman and CEO
21,300.0
19,330.0
10.2
NA
38,848
Retail automotive, truck leasing and logistics, transportation components, motorsports racing
3.
Guardian Industries Corp.
Ron Vaupel president and CEO
5,600.0 B
5,000.0 C
12.0
NA
NA
International Automotive Components
James Kamsickas president and CEO
4,700.0
4,400.0
6.8
819
24,000
5.
Quicken Loans Inc.
Dan Gilbert chairman and founder
3,100.0 C
1,300.0 C
138.5
7,426
NA
Mortgage banking
6.
TI Automotive Ltd.
Bill Kozyra chairman, president and CEO
3,000.0
3,000.0
0.0
400
NA
Fuel systems; brake and fuel lines; heating, ventilation and airconditioning systems
7.
Inteva Products LLC
Lon Offenbacher president and CEO
2,850.0
2,800.0
1.8
450
10,400
Automotive supplier of interior systems, closure systems, roof systems, and motors and electronics
Ilitch companies
Christopher Ilitch president and CEO
2,600.0
2,400.0
8.3
8,700
21,000
Little Caesars Pizza, Detroit Red Wings, Blue Line Foodservice Distribution, Champion Foods, Olympia Entertainment, Uptown Entertainment, Olympia Development, Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraising Program and Ilitch Holdings; Michael Ilitch owns the Detroit Tigers, Marian Ilitch owns MotorCity Casino-Hotel
9.
Plastipak Holdings Inc.
William Young president and CEO
2,371.7
2,302.4
3.0
605
4,700
Manufacturer of rigid plastic containers for the consumer products industry
10.
Soave Enterprises LLC
Anthony Soave president and CEO
1,917.0
1,853.0
3.5
368
1,364
Diversified management holding company
11.
Atlas Oil Co.
Sam Simon chairman and CEO
1,878.7
2,293.7
-18.1
175
345
12.
Bridgewater Interiors LLC
Ronald Hall Sr. (313) 842-3300; www.bridgewater-interiors.com president and CEO
1,838.7
1,746.0
5.3
NA
2,026
Automotive interiors
Dura Automotive Systems LLC/ Global Automotive Systems LLC
Lynn Tilton CEO
1,588.0
1,760.0
-9.8
465
11,021
Control systems (shifters, parking brakes, pedals, cables, hardware); exterior systems (glass systems, exterior trim systems); structural systems (lightweight body structures, door structures)
14.
Sherwood Food Distributors LLC
Earl Ishbia co-chairman, president and CEO
1,523.4
1,437.7
6.0
279
1,069
Wholesale food distributor
(313) 659-7300; www.sherwoodfoods.com
15.
Moroun family holdings
NA D
1,492.6 C
1,300.0 C
14.8
NA
NA
16.
Affinia Group Inc.
Terry McCormack president and CEO
1,450.0
1,478.0
-1.9
55
5,500
Automotive and industrial replacement parts
17.
The Suburban Collection
David Fischer chairman and CEO
1,370.8
1,221.3
12.2
1,411
1,506
Automobile dealerships
18.
Walbridge Aldinger Co.
John Rakolta Jr. chairman and CEO
1,291.1
1,130.0
14.3
281
1,000
Construction: general contracting, design-build, construction management, engineer/procure/construct
19.
Belfor Holdings Inc.
Sheldon Yellen CEO
1,261.0
1,286.0
-1.9
993
5,900
Insurance repair and reconstruction, environmental cleanup, residential, commercial and industrial, janitoral, duct and kitchen exhaust cleaning services
H.W. Kaufman Financial Group Inc./ Burns & Wilcox Ltd.
Alan Kaufman chairman, president and CEO
1,225.0
950.0
28.9
183
1,094
Specialty insurance, reinsurance, premium financing, loss control and premium audits
Innovation Ventures LLC (Living Essentials LLC, 5-Hour Energy)
Manoj Bhargava CEO
1,200.0
1,200.0
0.0
NA
NA
21.
Grede Holdings LLC
Douglas Grimm chairman, president and CEO
1,200.0
996.0
20.5
66
4,949
23.
Wolverine Packing Co.
Jim Bonahoom president
1,156.0
1,066.4
8.4
NA
NA
24.
Metaldyne LLC
Thomas Amato president and CEO
1,100.0
1,000.0
10.0
123
4,300
Global automotive supplier providing precision-engineered products for powertrain applications
25.
Key Safety Systems Inc.
Jason Luo president and CEO
1,032.0
938.0
10.0
250
8,500
Airbags, seatbelts, steering wheels, electronics
26.
Barton Malow Co.
Ryan Maibach president
1,005.9
1,164.1
-13.6
372
NA
General contracting, construction management, design/build, selfperform services: civil, concrete, rigging and interiors
27.
Meridian Health Plan Inc.
David Cotton president and CEO
977.1
960.6
1.7
415
531
Government programs health insurance
28.
Kenwal Steel Corp.
Kenneth Eisenberg chairman and CEO
904.3
885.3
2.2
205
339
Steel service center
1.
4.
8.
13.
20. 21.
Company Phone; website
Top executive(s)
(248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com
(248) 648-2000; www.penske.com
(248) 340-1800; www.guardian.com
Type of business
Manufacturer of glass, automotive and building products
Global tier-one supplier of automotive components and systems, including interior and exterior trim
(248) 455-7000; www.iacgroup.com (800) 251-9080; www.quickenloans.com
(248) 494-5000; www.tiautomotive.com
(248) 655-8886; www.intevaproducts.com
(313) 471-6600; www.ilitchcompanies.com
(734) 455-3600; www.plastipak.com
(313) 567-7000; www.soave.com
(800) 878-2000; www.atlasoil.com
■ Second largest percentage increase
(248) 299-7500; www.duraauto.com
Petroleum distribution, total fuel needs
Ambassador Bridge and various trucking and logistics companies
(586) 939-7000
(734) 827-5400; www.affiniagroup.com
(877) 471-7100; www.suburbancollection.com
(313) 963-8000; www.walbridge.com
(248) 594-1144; www.belfor.com
(248) 932-9000; www.kaufmanfinancialgroup.com
Maker of energy drinks
(248) 960-1700; www.5hourenergy.com (248) 440-9500; www.grede.com
(313) 259-7500; www.wolverinepacking.com
(734) 207-6200; www.metaldyne.com
(586) 726-3800; www.keysafetyinc.com
(248) 436-5000; www.bartonmalow.com
(313) 324-3700; www.mhplan.com
(313) 739-1000; www.kenwal.com
Metal components supplier
Wholesale meat packer and processor; wholesale meat, poultry and seafood distributor
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Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
George P. Johnson Co.
$815.3
$725.2
12.4%
131
1,300
(248) 475-2500; www.gpj.com
Laurence Vallee president David Drews executive vice president, CFO
30.
Barrick Enterprises Inc.
Robert Barrick president
809.9
786.5
3.0
25
25
Petroleum retailer and wholesaler
31.
RKA Petroleum Cos. Inc.
Kay Albertie managing shareholder
719.0
631.0
14.0
89
89
Wholesale distributor of gasoline, diesel fuel, ethanol, biodiesel, Jet A and Jet A1 products; hauler of crude oil
32.
Victory Automotive Group Inc.
Jeffrey Cappo president
703.5 B
NA
NA
NA
NA
Automotive dealerships
33.
Henniges Automotive
Douglas DelGrosso (248) 340-4100; www.hennigesautomotive.com CEO
682.0
611.0
11.6
172
5,669
34.
McNaughton-McKay Electric Co.
Donald Slominski Jr. president and CEO
641.0
603.0
6.3
283
744
Electric/electronics distributor
35.
Orleans International Inc.
Earl Tushman president
637.0
636.0
0.2
28
36
Meat importer
36.
The Diez Group
Gerald Diez chairman and CEO
612.0
562.0
8.9
NA
NA
Holding group for steel and aluminum manufacturing companies
37.
Piston Automotive LLC
Vincent Johnson chairman and CEO
569.9
473.8
20.3
225
NA
Automotive supplier
38.
PVS Chemicals Inc.
James Nicholson president and CEO
566.0
425.0
33.2
275
935
Manufacturer, marketer and distributor of industrial chemicals
39.
Carhartt Inc.
Mark Valade president and CEO
555.0
533.0
4.1
371
4,196
40.
Amerisure Mutual Insurance Co.
Richard Russell president and CEO
551.2
495.3
11.3
366
698
41.
Neapco Holdings LLC
Robert Hawkey president and CEO
550.0
562.2
-2.2
287
2,152
42.
Lakeshore TolTest Corp.
Grant McCullagh president and CEO
537.5
570.0
-5.7
185
NA
Construction management, general contracting, design-build, owner's representative, program management
FKA Distributing Co. (HoMedics)
Alon Kaufman CEO Ron Ferber president
525.0 C
500.0 C
5.0
NA
NA
Personal wellness products
Art Van Furniture Inc.
Archie Van Elslander chairman Kim Yost CEO
515.0
470.0
9.6
1,888
2,772
(586) 939-0800; www.artvan.com
Lipari Foods LLC
Thom Lipari president and CEO
502.0
449.0
11.8
NA
910
Wholesale food distribution
LaFontaine Automotive Group
Michael LaFontaine owner and president Maureen LaFontaine owner and vice president
453.3
411.4
10.2
823
823
Automobile dealerships
(248) 887-4747; www.thefamilydeal.com
47.
MSX International Inc.
Frederick Minturn president and CEO
450.0
400.0
12.5
1,000
5,000
48.
The Harvard Drug Group LLC
Terrance Haas CEO
438.0
405.8
8.0
253
470
Pharmaceutical distributor, wholesaler and manufacturer, compounding, vet supply
49.
Prestige Automotive LLC
Gregory Jackson chairman, president and CEO
436.0
409.7
6.4
202
NA
Automobile dealerships, real estate and insurance
Global Automotive Alliance LLC
William Pickard chairman and CEO Sylvester Hester vice chairman
415.0
329.0
26.1
510
1,010
Automotive manufacturer, assembler, warehouse sequencer, aerospace warehousing and logistics
McKinley Inc.
Albert M. Berriz CEO Matthew Mason senior vice president and managing director, institutional commercial real estate
400.0
273.0
46.5
NA
1,458
Invest and manage residential and commercial real estate
52.
Trico Products Corp.
Lou Braga president and CEO
396.0 D
396.0 D
0.0
NA
NA
Original equipment manufacturer, original equipment supplier and aftermarket windshield wiper blades and systems
53.
ABC Appliance Inc.
Gordon Hartunian chairman
395.0
450.0
-12.2
806
NA
Appliances, electronics and car audio, bedding and furniture
Michigan Tractor and Machinery Co. (Michigan Cat)
Bill Hodges executive vice president
392.0
383.0
2.3
NA
NA
Heavy equipment dealer providing sales of new and used equipment, rental, parts and service solutions for the paving, earthmoving, landscaping, power systems, trucking and industrial equipment industries
55.
Talascend LLC
Ron Wood chairman and CEO
380.0 C
350.0
8.6
NA
NA
Technical staffing and direct placement in manufacturing, engineering and construction
55.
Letica Corp.
Anton Letica president
380.0 E
388.0 E
-2.1
NA
NA
Plastic and paper packaging manufacturer
57.
Elder Automotive Group
Irma Elder CEO
365.6
309.4
18.2
215
400
Automotive dealerships
Rank
29.
43. 44. 45. 46.
50. 51.
54.
Company Phone; website
(248) 549-3737; www.barrickent.com
(734) 946-2199; www.rkapetroleum.com
(734) 495-3500; www.victoryautomotivegroup.com
(248) 399-7500; www.mc-mc.com
(248) 855-5556; www.orleansintl.com
(313) 491-1200; www.thediezgroup.com
(313) 541-8674; www.pistongroup.com
(313) 921-1200; www.pvschemicals.com
(313) 271-8460; www.carhartt.com
(248) 615-9000; www.amerisure.com
(734) 447-1380; www.neapco.com
(313) 875-4115; www.ltccorp.com
(248) 863-3000; www.homedics.com
(586) 447-3500; www.liparifoods.com
(248) 829-6300; www.msxi.com
(734) 743-6000; www.theharvarddruggroup.com
(586) 773-2369; www.prestigeautomotive.com
(313) 297-6676
(734) 769-8520; www.mckinley.com
(248) 371-1700; www.tricoproducts.com
(248) 335-4222; www.abcwarehouse.com
Top executive(s)
(248) 349-4800; www.michigancat.com (248) 537-1300; www.talascend.com
(248) 652-0557; www.letica.com
(248) 585-4000; www.elderautogroup.com
Type of business Experiential marketing agency
Weatherstrip seals, glass encapsulation, modular sealing systems and anti-vibration components
Apparel manufacturer
Property and casualty insurance company
Designs, manufactures and distributes driveline systems and service parts
Retail home furnishings
Consulting and business process outsourcing for transportation retail networks and talent acquisition and management
B Automotive News. C Crain's estimate. D Figure is an estimate from the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association Top 100 list. E Plastics News estimate. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Company Phone; website
Top executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
Type of business
58.
Key Plastics LLC
Terry Gohl CEO
$364.0 B
$615.0
-40.8%
NA
NA
59.
Roush Enterprises C
Evan Lyall CEO
351.3
305.1
15.1
2,420
2,750
60.
Camaco LLC
Arvind Pradhan president and CEO
350.0
300.0
16.7
32
850
Full-service supplier of automotive seat structure assemblies
60.
SET Enterprises Inc.
Sid Taylor chairman
350.0
330.0
6.1
180
340
Steel processing and sales
62.
Belle Tire Distributors Inc.
Don Barnes Jr. chairman
340.0
308.0
10.4
1,100
1,723
Retailer of tires and automotive services
63.
Plante Moran PLLC
Gordon Krater managing partner
331.0
304.5
8.7
925
1,996
Accounting and management consulting firm
64.
NYX Inc.
Chain Sandhu chairman
330.0
302.0
9.3
1,600
NA
Automotive interiors and under-hood plastic moldings
Southfield Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram
Dan Frost president Gary Wood CFO
306.3
197.5
55.1
365
NA
Automobile dealerships
(248) 354-2950; southfieldchrysler.com
Commercial Contracting Group Inc.
William Pettibone chairman
304.0
248.0
22.6
144
221
General contractor, machinery installer, building interiors, concrete
General RV Center Inc.
Robert Baidas CEO Loren Baidas president and chairman
303.0
260.0
16.5
380
575
Recreational vehicle and trailer dealership
(248) 349-0900; www.generalrv.com
68.
John E. Green Co.
Peter Green chairman
300.0
300.0
0.0
80
NA
Mechanical and fire protection contractor
69.
EQ The Environmental Quality Co.
David Lusk president and CEO
297.0
325.0
-8.6
454
949
Environmental management services
70.
Stewart Management Group Inc.
Gordon Stewart president
296.4
265.7
11.5
93
448
Automobile dealerships
71.
Hungry Howie's Pizza Inc.
Steve Jackson president and CEO
290.8
267.2
8.8
NA
NA
Pizza franchisor
72.
United Road Services Inc.
Kathleen McCann president and CEO
288.0
259.0
11.2
300
1,400
Vehicle logistics for vehicle manufacturers, remarketers, auctions, dealers and internet vehicle transactions nationally
73.
U.S. Manufacturing Corp.
Brian Simon president and CEO
287.0
238.0
20.6
603
1,042
Automotive parts supplier
74.
U.S. Farathane Corp.
Andrew Greenlee president and CEO
270.0
235.0
14.9
1,385
1,785
Plastic injection molder, extruder, thermal compression molder
74.
Contractors Steel Co.
Donald Simon president and CEO
270.0
260.0
3.8
175
325
76.
Great Expressions Dental Centers PC
Rich Beckman CEO
255.0
210.0
21.4
NA
2,200
77.
Detroit Lions Inc.
William Clay Ford Sr. chairman and owner
248.0 D
231.0 D
7.4
NA
NA
National Football League franchise
78.
Crain Communications Inc.
Keith Crain chairman
246.1
240.4
2.4
300
850
Publisher of business, trade and consumer publications and related websites
79.
Service Brands International LLC
Craig Donaldson CEO
243.0
241.0
0.8
67
NA
Residential cleaning, home repair and residential and light commercial painting franchise businesses
80.
Altair Engineering Inc.
James Scapa chairman and CEO
238.0
212.0
12.3
NA
1,790
81.
Revspring Inc.
Timothy Schriner president and CEO
236.1
142.0
66.3
120
425
82.
Fisher & Co. Inc.
Alfred Fisher III CEO
230.0
190.0
21.1
535
1,475
Automotive seating systems and components
Vision Information Technologies Inc. (VisionIT)
David Segura CEO Christine Rice president
226.5
239.0
-5.2
382
1,020
Mobile application solutions, managed IT services and talent management
84.
The Bartech Group Inc.
David Barfield chairman, president and CEO
223.0
214.0
4.2
1,324
2,802
Human capital and staffing services
85.
Ride Control LLC (Gabriel)
Lisa Bahash president and CEO
216.0
215.0 E
0.5
NA
NA
Aftermarket and original equipment manufacturer for light- and heavy-duty vehicles
85.
Palace Sports & Entertainment LLC
Dennis Mannion president and CEO
216.0 F
236.0 F
-8.5
255
NA
Detroit Pistons, The Palace of Auburn Hills, DTE Energy Music Theatre
65. 66. 67.
83.
(248) 449-6100; www.keyplastics.com
(734) 779-7006; www.roush.com
(248) 442-6800; www.camacollc.com
(586) 573-3600; www.setenterprises.com
(313) 271-9400; www.belletire.com
(248) 352-2500; www.plantemoran.com
(734) 462-2385; www.nyxinc.com
(248) 209-0500; www.cccnetwork.com
(313) 868-2400; www.johnegreen.com
(734) 329-8000; www.eqonline.com
(313) 432-6200; www.gordonchevrolet.com
(248) 414-3300; www.hungryhowies.com
(734) 947-7900; unitedroad.com
(586) 467-1600; www.usmfg.com
(248) 754-7000; www.usfarathane.com
(734) 464-4000; www.contractorssteel.com
(248) 203-1100; greatexpressions.com
(313) 216-4000; www.detroitlions.com
(313) 446-6000; www.crain.com
(734) 822-6697; www.servicebrands.com
(248) 614-2400; www.altair.com
(248) 567-7300; www.dantomsystems.com
(586) 746-2000; www.fisherco.com
(877) 768-7222; www.visionit.com
(248) 208-4300; www.bartechgroup.com
(248) 971-1910; gabriel.com
(248) 377-0100; www.palacenet.com
Injection-molded components and assemblies
Engineering, testing, product development and prototype services suppliers to the transportation, defense, life science and theme park industries
Steel service center
Offers a complete range of dental care, including general and preventative care, cosmetic, orthodontic and specialty dental services
Global software and technology, engineering simulation, advanced computing, enterprise analytics and product development Business process outsourcing, accounts receivable management
B Sold non-core European operations February 2012. C Figures do not include motorsports employee counts or revenue of Roush Fenway. D From Forbes. E Figure from the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association Top 100 list. F Crain's estimate. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc.
Cynthia Pasky president and CEO
$208.7
$220.0
-5.1%
537
1,792
88.
Aristeo Construction Co.
Joseph Aristeo president
206.0
227.0
-9.3
300
NA
Manufacturing/industrial general contractor and construction manager
89.
Cold Heading Co.
Derek Stevens CEO
199.0
169.0
17.8
NA
NA
Automotive supplier
90.
Ervin Industries Inc.
John Pearson president and CEO
195.0
191.1
2.0
0
390
Manufacturer of steel and stainless steel particles; engaged in commercial equipment leasing
91.
Snethkamp Automotive Family
Mark Snethkamp president
185.0
200.0
-7.5
196
NA
Automobile dealerships
Roncelli Inc.
Gary Roncelli chairman and CEO Thomas Wickersham president and COO
185.0
243.0
-23.9
185
195
(586) 264-2060; www.roncelli-inc.com
Construction services, program management, construction management, design and build
Motor City Electric Co.
Dale Wieczorek chairman, president and CEO
183.6
243.3
-24.5
502
762
Electrical contractor
The Ideal Group Inc.
Frank Venegas Jr. chairman and CEO
182.0
200.0
-9.0
413
413
General contracting, specialized miscellaneous steel manufacturing and distribution of protective barrier products, pure global supply chain management, centralized storage and on-demand distribution of parts for machinery, and selling excess stock materials
Chase Plastic Services Inc.
Kevin Chase president Carole Chase vice president
181.0
164.6
10.0
52
93
Specialty engineering thermoplastics distributor
(248) 620-2120; www.chaseplastics.com
Dykema Gossett PLLC
Peter Kellett chairman and CEO
180.4
174.3
3.6
326
687
Law firm
Jim Riehl's Friendly Automotive Group Inc.
James Riehl Jr. president and CEO
173.7
141.0
23.2
163
NA
Automobile dealership
Hiller Inc.
James Hiller CEO Justin Hiller vice president
168.0
168.0
0.0
500
NA
Grocer
SmithGroupJJR Inc.
Jeffrey Hausman Detroit office director Carl Roehling president and CEO
166.6
177.1
-5.9
228
805
Architecture, engineering and planning
(313) 983-3600; www.smithgroupjjr.com
CareTech Solutions Inc.
Jim Giordano president and CEO
161.2
157.8
2.2
650
1,200
Information technology and Web products and services for more than 200 U.S. hospitals and health care systems
Fori Automation Inc.
Mike Beck vice president of operations Paul Meloche vice president of sales
160.0
142.0
12.7
185
450
(586) 247-2336; www.foriauto.com
Global assembly, testing, and welding equipment for the automotive, aerospace, military agriculture, recreational vehicle, and alternative-energy industries
Acro Service Corp.
Ron Shahani president and CEO
159.6
133.0
20.0
1,448
3,328
Exhibit Works Inc. (EWI Worldwide)
Dominic Silvio founder, chairman and CEO David Bean corporate president
159.0
133.0
19.5
200
NA
Global live communications company
(734) 525-9010; www.ewiworldwide.com
104.
Dearborn Mid-West Co.
Anthony Rosati president and CEO
155.0
110.0
40.9
107
207
Material handling systems and construction
105.
Parkway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
Charles Riley president
153.9
110.6
39.2
125
NA
Automobile dealership
106.
Alta Equipment Co.
Steven Greenawalt CEO
152.0
137.0
10.9
220
500
Heavy construction equipment, material handling equipment, industrial equipment, cranes
Florida Production Engineering Inc.
145.0 C
3.4
NA
NA
107.
Brad Gotts president and COO
150.0 B
(248) 588-4870; www.fpe-inc.com
Design, development and manufacturing of plastic injection-molded components and innovative value-added assemblies; products are supplied to automotive OE manufacturers with a strong presence in exterior and interior trim components/modules and wheel trim products
108.
Urban Science Applications Inc.
James Anderson president, founder and CEO
146.6
125.2
17.1
319
844
Global retail marketing consulting with a scientific approach
109.
1st Source Servall Inc.
Kim Adler president
145.0
125.0
16.0
57
470
Distributor of appliance parts
110.
Vesco Oil Corp.
Marjory Epstein chairperson
144.0
134.1
7.4
119
197
Distributor of auto and industrial lubricants and chemicals, auto aftermarket products
111.
Tom Holzer Ford Inc.
Constance Holzer CEO, president and dealer principal
141.6
128.6
10.1
115
NA
Automobile dealership
(248) 474-1234; www.holzerford.com
112.
Budco Holdings Inc.
Ronald Risher executive chairman and CEO
140.0
NA
NA
NA
NA
Marketing, communication, warehouse, fulfillment, distribution
113.
Royal Oak Ford/Briarwood Ford
Eddie Hall Jr. president
138.5
136.9
1.2
161
161
Automobile dealership
114.
Buff Whelan Chevrolet
Kerry Whelan-Thieleke president
136.7
138.2
-1.1
117
117
Automotive dealership sales and service
Pat Milliken Ford Inc.
Bruce Godfrey president Brian Godfrey vice president and general manager
136.0
129.0
5.4
109
109
Automobile dealership
Company Phone; website
Top executive(s)
87.
91. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103.
115.
(313) 596-6900; www.strategicstaff.com
(734) 427-9111; www.aristeo.com
(586) 497-7000; www.coldheading.com
(734) 769-4600; www.ervinindustries.com
(313) 868-3300; www.snethkampauto.com
(313) 921-5300; www.mceco.com
(313) 849-0000; www.weareideal.com
(313) 568-6800; www.dykema.com
Type of business Consulting and staff augmentation services, vendor management programs, executive search services, call center technology and a domestic IT development center
(586) 979-8700; www.jimriehl.com (248) 355-2122; www.hillers.com
(248) 823-0800; www.caretech.com
(734) 591-1100; www.acrocorp.com
(734) 288-4400; www.dmwcc.com
(586) 465-7210; www.parkwaychryslerjeep.net
(248) 449-6700; www.altaequipment.com
(313) 259-9900; www.urbanscience.com
(586) 754-9952; www.1stservall.com
(248) 557-1600; www.vesco-oil.com
(313) 957-5100; www.budco.com
(248) 548-4100; www.royaloakford.com
(586) 939-7300; www.buffwhelan.com
(313) 255-3100; www.patmillikenford.com
Staff augmentation (IT, engineering, office support), outsourcing and IT and engineering consulting, application development and enablement, relational database design and development, Web design and development
B Plastics News estimate. C Plastics News. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
Type of business
The Macomb Group Inc.
$135.1
$140.0
-3.5%
120
260
(586) 274-4100; www.macombgroup.com
William McGivern Jr. CEO Keith Schatko vice president
117.
HTC Global Services Inc.
Madhava Reddy president and CEO
135.0
116.0
16.4
185
5,000
118.
Chelsea Milling Co.
Howdy Holmes chairman, president and CEO
130.0
120.0
8.3
306
NA
Retail, institutional, foodservice baking mixes
119.
George W. Auch Co.
Vincent DeLeonardis president and CEO
122.7
127.6
-3.8
84
84
General contractor and construction manager
120.
DeMaria Building Co. Inc.
Joseph DeMaria Jr. president
122.1
108.0
13.1
121
NA
General contracting, design build, construction management
121.
GlobalHue
Donald Coleman chairman and CEO
121.8 B
125.3 B
-2.8
NA
NA
Advertising and marketing
Jeffrey Tamaroff Automotive Family
Marvin Tamaroff chairman emeritus Jeffrey Tamaroff chairman and CEO
121.0
123.0
-1.6
215
NA
Automotive dealerships
(248) 353-1300; www.tamaroff.com
Wright & Filippis Inc.
Anthony Filippis president and CEO
121.0
123.0
-1.6
625
850
Provider of home medical equipment, respiratory and prosthetic and orthotic services
Phillips Service Industries Inc.
W. Scott Phillips president and CEO
121.0
119.0
1.7
NA
NA
Defense systems, homeland security, aircraft components, providers of direct manufacturing technology, welding machines, rugged electronics, wireless networks, automated assembly systems, repair services, uninterruptable power supplies
Bill Perkins Automotive Group
Bill Perkins president
118.1
118.3
-0.1
127
NA
Automobile dealerships
Sachse Construction and Development Co. LLC
Todd Sachse CEO
115.4
64.5
78.8
117
NA
General contracting, construction management, design/build and tenant coordination
127.
Edwards Brothers Malloy Inc. C
John Edwards president and CEO
115.0
115.0
0.0
630
853
Book printer and binder
128.
Hatch Stamping Co.
Ronald Hatch chairman and CEO
114.0
97.0
17.5
337
529
Manufacturing
129.
Ghafari Inc.
Yousif Ghafari chairman
110.2
123.0
-10.4
635
991
Architecture, engineering, construction services, manufacturing engineering, consulting, professional staffing
130.
James Group International Inc.
John James chairman and CEO
110.0
30.0
266.7
131
148
Global supply chain management providing services in IT, export/ import logistics, assembly, consolidation/deconsolidation
131.
Iconma LLC
Claudine George managing member
109.7
103.2
6.3
NA
NA
Professional staffing and project-based services
132.
Avis Ford Inc.
Walter Douglas Sr. chairman and CEO
107.6
110.7
-2.8
102
NA
Automobile dealership
133.
Diversified Computer Supplies Inc.
Joseph Hollenshead chairman, president and CEO
106.5
98.5
8.1
49
99
Distributor of imaging/printer supplies
134.
Gorno Automotive Group
Ed Jolliffe president and general manager
105.5
98.5
7.1
NA
NA
Automobile dealership
135.
Rush Trucking Corp.
Andra Rush president and CEO
104.0
115.0
-9.6
532
532
Motor carrier, logistics management
135.
Technical Training Inc. (TTi Global)
Lori Blaker president and CEO
104.0
88.0
18.2
480
1,701
137.
Village Ford Inc.
James Seavitt president and CEO
102.6
112.0
-8.4
150
NA
Automotive dealership
The Colasanti Cos.
Christopher Colasanti president Angelo Colasanti CEO
102.4
104.0
-1.5
NA
NA
(313) 567-0060; www.colasantigroup.com
General contracting and construction management and design/ build; self-perform concrete services
139.
Tweddle Group Inc.
Andrew Tweddle president and CEO
102.0
85.0
20.0
409
NA
Publisher of automotive OEM owners and service information
140.
Corrosion Fluid Products Corp.
Joseph Andronaco CEO
101.0
92.7
9.0
35
140
Industrial engineered fluid handling equipment distributor
141.
Garden Fresh Salsa Co. Inc.
Jack Aronson president
100.0
100.0
0.0
NA
NA
Food manufacturer
HSP-EPI Acquisition LLC (Entertainment)
Lowell Potiker CEO
100.0
NA
NA
NA
NA
Marketer of coupon books, online discounts and merchant promotions
Van Pelt Corp. (Service Steel)
Roger Van Pelt president and CEO
99.2
98.0
1.2
160
325
Steel distributor
Roger Zatkoff Co. (Zatkoff Seals & Packings)
Gary Zatkoff president and CEO
96.5
92.6
4.3
59
164
Distributor of seals and packings; manufacturer of gaskets
116.
122. 122. 122. 125. 126.
138.
141. 143. 144.
(248) 786-2500; www.htcinc.com
(734) 475-1361; www.jiffymix.com
(248) 334-2000; www.auchconstruction.com
(248) 348-8710; www.demariabuild.com
(248) 223-8900; www.globalhue.com
(248) 829-8200; www.firsttoserve.com
(734) 853-5000; www.psi-online.com
(586) 775-8300; www.merollischevy.com
(313) 481-8200; www.sachse.net (734) 769-1000; www.edwardsbrothersmalloy.com
(734) 475-8628; www.hatchstamping.com
(313) 441-3000; www.ghafari.com
(313) 841-0070; www.jamesgroupintl.com
(888) 451-2519; www.iconma.com
(248) 355-7500; www.avisford.com
(800) 766-5400; www.dcsbiz.com
(734) 676-2200; www.gornoford.com
(800) 526-7874; www.rushtrucking.com
(248) 853-5550; www.tti-global.com
(313) 565-3900; www.villageford.com
(586) 307-3700; www.tweddle.com
(248) 478-0100; www.corrosionfluid.com
(248) 336-8486; www.gardenfreshsalsa.com
■ Third largest percentage increase
■ Largest percentage increase
Distributor of pipe, valves, fittings, heating and cooling, control and instrumentation, boilers, pumps repair, steam products, sanitary piping products, hose assemblies, fire protection and AWWA products Application development and maintenance, business process management, document and content management and project management office services
Staffing, outsourcing and training
(248) 404-1000; www.entertainment.com (313) 365-3600; www.servicesteel.com
(248) 478-2400; www.zatkoff.com
B GlobalHue's capitalized billings were $812 million for 2012 and $835 million for 2011. Revenue is an estimate based on 15 percent of billings. C Edwards Brothers Malloy was formed when Edwards Brothers Inc. and Malloy Inc. merged on Feb. 6, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
Donald Milosch president
$95.4
$89.1
7.1%
120
136
Automobile dealership
National Business Supply Inc. (NBS Commercial Interiors)
Richard Schwabauer president
94.6
92.0
2.8
135
NA
Commercial furnishing, audio visual distributor
Technosoft Corp.
Radhakrishnan Gurusamy president
90.0
72.0
25.0
150
2,300
Ram Construction Services of Michigan Inc.
Robert Mazur president
90.0
85.0
5.9
NA
850
Waterproofing, damp proofing, caulking, building restoration and concrete restoration, deck coating
149.
Ray Laethem Inc.
Jeff Laethem president
87.0
90.0
-3.3
NA
NA
Auto dealership
150.
Wolverine Truck Sales Inc.
Lynn Terry (313) 849-0800; www.wolverinetruckgroup.com president
85.7
51.8
65.4
115
NA
Truck sales, parts and service
Netlink Software Group America Inc. Dilip Dubey
chairman and CEO Anurag Shrivastava co-founder and CEO EMEA Greg Hacias COO
84.5
71.5
18.2
126
NA
(248) 204-8800; www.netlink.com
Information technology, supply chain and business process solutions
152.
Madison Electric Co.
Brett Schneider president
81.5
77.4
5.2
130
NA
Electrical, electronic and automation distributor
153.
Guardian Alarm Co.
Douglas Pierce CEO
79.0
73.0
8.2
804
961
Security services: alarm installation and service, guard services, medical monitoring
154.
Kar Nut Products Co.
Nick Nicolay president and CEO
78.0
65.7
18.7
156
177
Snack food manufacturing and distribution
155.
Arrow Uniform-Taylor LLC
Thomas Andris CEO
72.8
64.0
13.8
469
707
Uniform rental and sales
156.
Link Engineering Co.
Roy Link chairman and CEO
72.0
60.0
20.0
290
NA
Manufacturer of testing systems and provider of commercial testing services
157.
BullsEye Telecom Inc.
William Oberlin chairman and CEO
71.2
67.6
5.4
167
176
Integrated telecom and internet services to small, medium singlelocation businesses and large Fortune 1000 enterprises with multiple locations
Proper Group International Inc.
Geoffrey O'Brien CEO
70.0
65.0
7.7
NA
NA
Plastic injection molds, injection molded parts and assembly, polyurethane and skin form tooling, microcellular foam tooling, vario-therm tooling, rapid prototyping and Web-based management of tooling and process data
158.
Gonzalez Design Group
Gary Gonzalez CEO
70.0
82.0
-14.6
400
540
Design engineering, staffing, manufacturing technologies, production systems, other
158.
TransNav Technologies Inc.
Gerrit Vreeken president
70.0 B
65.0 B
7.7
NA
NA
Trading and manufacturing company specializing in product design and development, tooling fabrication, injection molding and decorating and assembly
Synova Inc.
Tim Manney president
69.8
74.2
-6.0
200
2,350
Custom software development, maintenance and support, SAP technologies, SAP enterprise applications, SAP performance management, mobile applications development for financial and telecom verticals, cloud enabling of organizational resources
162.
Ansara Restaurant Group Inc.
Victor Ansara president and CEO
69.3
67.6
2.5
1,850
2,525
Restaurant
163.
International Extrusions Inc.
Nicholas Noecker president and CEO
69.0
66.0
4.5
185
NA
Manufacturer of aluminum extruded profiles, powder-coat painting and fabrication facilities
164.
Load One Transportation & Logistics
John Elliott president and CEO
68.8
56.3
22.1
415
478
Air charter, ground expedite, truckload, partial truckload, flatbed, drop-deck flats, curtainside flatbeds, truckload and expedite brokerage
165.
Roseville Chrysler Jeep Inc.
Michael Riehl president
66.0
63.6
3.7
68
NA
Automobile dealership
166.
Frank Rewold and Son Inc.
Frank Rewold president and CEO
65.7
43.0
52.6
37
NA
Construction management, general contracting, design/build
167.
ePrize Inc.
Matt Wise CEO
65.6
53.2
23.3
350
487
Digital engagement agency specializing in mobile, social media and Web campaigns
168.
Atwell LLC
Brian Wenzel president and CEO
65.0
38.2
70.2
89
311
Consulting and construction services
Epitec Inc.
Jerome Sheppard CEO Josie Sheppard president
65.0
51.0
27.5
600
900
Staffing and managed services
(248) 353-6800; www.epitecinc.com
168.
The Crown Group Inc.
William Baer chairman and CEO
65.0
61.2
6.2
235
479
Applies coatings to metal and plastic products; module-assembly work; sequencing, warehousing
171.
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc.
Nanua Singh president and CEO
64.5
54.5
18.3
470
2,000
Staffing, engineering services, IT and professional services, vendor management services, master service provider, recruitment process outsourcing
172.
Market Strategies Inc.
Andrew Morrison chairman
64.0
75.3
-14.9
103
1,040
Market research consultancy
172.
T.H. Marsh Construction Co.
Ryan Marsh president and CEO
64.0
45.9
39.4
40
NA
Rank
Company Phone; website
Top executive(s)
145.
Milosch's Palace Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge Inc.
146.
147.
151.
158.
161.
168.
(248) 393-2222; www.palacecjd.com
(248) 823-5400; www.yourNBS.com
(248) 603-2600; www.technosoftcorp.com
Information technology and IT-enabled consulting services and business process outsourcing
(734) 464-3800; www.ramservices.com (888) 692-6317; www.raylaethemchryslerdodgejeep.com
(586) 825-0200; www.madisonelectric.com
(248) 423-1000; www.guardianalarm.com
(248) 588-1903; www.karsnuts.com
(313) 299-5000; www.arrowuniform.com
(734) 453-0800; www.linkeng.com
(248) 784-2500; www.bullseyetelecom.com
(586) 779-8787; www.propergroupintl.com
(248) 548-6010; www.gonzalez-group.com
(586) 716-5600; www.transnav.com
(800) 799-9625; www.synovainc.com
(248) 848-9099; www.ansararestaurantgroup.com
(734) 427-8700; www.extrusion.net
(734) 947-9440; www.load1.com
(586) 859-2500; www.mikeriehls.com
(248) 651-7242; www.frankrewold.com
(248) 543-6800; www.eprize.com
(248) 447-2000; www.atwell-group.com
(586) 575-9800; www.thecrowngrp.com
(248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
(734) 542-7600; www.marketstrategies.com
(248) 586-4130; www.thmarsh.com
Construction management services
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174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. 181. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. 188. 188. 190. 191. 191. 191. 191. 191. 196. 197. 198. 199. 199.
Revenue 2012 ($000,000)
Revenue 2011 ($000,000)
Percent change
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
Benlee Inc.
Greg Brown president and CEO
$62.5
$66.5
-6.0%
30
100
Manufacturer of roll-off trailers and trucks as well as a scrap metal recycling, electronics recycling, cardboard recycling
Gold Star Mortgage Financial Group
Daniel Milstein CEO
59.9 B
NA
NA
NA
NA
Direct mortgage lender
BlueWater Technologies Group Inc.
Suzanne Schoeneberger president
59.1
58.6
1.0
109
156
Design, engineering and implementation of custom technology solutions for live events, video conferencing, experiential marketing, interactive displays, lead generation capabilities
TNG Worldwide Inc.
Larry Gaynor president and CEO
58.0
61.0
-4.9
175
200
(248) 347-7700; www.tngworldwide.com
Manufacturer, importer and distributor of products for the salon, spa, hospitality and tanning industries
Advantage Management Group Inc. (The Manors)
Kelsey Schwartz Reginald Hartsfield owners
57.0
56.0
1.8
760
NA
Skilled-nursing homes
National Food Group Inc.
Sean Zecman president and CEO
56.9
45.6
24.8
45
58
Food distribution, opportunity buys, commodity processing
Domestic Linen Supply & Laundry Co.
Bruce Colton president
55.0
54.0
1.9
95
590
Facility management and textile rental
O'Brien Construction Inc.
Timothy O'Brien president
53.3
44.4
20.3
31
33
General contractor and construction manager
FutureNet Group Inc.
Perry Mehta president and CEO
53.3 C
32.6
63.7
113
NA
Customized solutions for environmental and infrastructure improvement
MPS Group Inc.
Charlie Williams chairman
53.2
46.2
15.2
129
249
Total waste management and industrial cleaning
Auburn Pharmaceutical Co.
Jeffrey Farber chairman, president and CEO
52.7
43.7
20.6
67
82
Distributor of generic pharmaceuticals
Loc Performance Products Inc.
Louis Burr president
52.0
47.0
10.6
188
188
Machining and assembly of driveline, suspension and engine components for military and off-road vehicles
SHW Group LLC
Marjorie Simmons president and CEO Kevin Rettich director of engineering
51.7
49.8
3.8
100
263
Architects, engineers, planners and interior designers
(248) 336-4700; www.shwgroup.com
Motor City Stampings Inc.
Judith Kucway CEO and CFO
51.1
56.3
-9.2
245
260
Stamping plant, automotive welding, assembly, dies and prototypes
Rodgers Chevrolet Inc.
Pamela Rodgers president
51.0
49.8
2.3
66
NA
Automobile dealership
American Plastic Toys Inc.
John Gessert president and CEO
51.0
45.4
12.4
205
300
Manufactures and distributes injection-molded plastic toys
Summit Health Inc.
Richard Penington president and CEO
50.5
34.0
48.5
130
210
Employee wellness programs
TAG Holdings LLC
Joseph Anderson Jr. chairman and CEO
50.0
45.0
11.1
55
180
Module and component manufacturing for various industries including aerospace, defense, automotive, sports and recreation vehicles, mining, construction and other heavy vehicles
Harvey Industries LLC
Jerome Harvey president and CEO
50.0
81.0
-38.3
15
450
Automotive aluminum castings for powertrain
Morpace Inc.
Frank Ward chairman and CEO
50.0
44.0
13.6
165
188
Market research and consulting firm
Pratt & Miller Engineering & Fabrication Inc.
Jim Miller president
50.0
NA
NA
NA
NA
Engineering company providing automotive-based programs and manufacturing solutions
Plex Systems Inc.
Jason Blessing CEO
50.0
40.4
23.8
254
274
Develops software for manufacturing industry
Shaw Electric Co.
David Kurtz chairman
49.9
46.5
7.3
NA
179
Electrical and teledata contractor
Systrand Manufacturing Corp.
Sharon Cannarsa president and CEO
49.8
45.0
10.7
222
272
Precision machining and assembly
Olga's Kitchen Inc.
Jonathan Fox president and CEO
49.0
49.0
0.0
119
1,063
Kasco Inc.
Stephen Kassab president Michael Engle vice president
47.6
44.0
8.2
53
NA
(248) 547-1210; www.kascoinc.com
Construction management, design/build, construction program administration
Glassman Automotive Group Inc.
George Glassman president
47.6
48.3
-1.5
71
NA
Automobile dealerships
Company Phone; website
Top executive(s)
(734) 722-8100; www.benlee.com and www.raleighscrapmetalrecycling.com (734) 971-9900; www.goldstarfinancial.com
(248) 356-4399; www.BlueWaterTech.com
(248) 569-8400; themanors.net
(800) 886-6866; www.nationalfoodgroup.com
(248) 737-2000; www.domesticuniform.com
(248) 334-2470; www.obriencc.com
(313) 544-7117; www.futurenetgroup.com
(313) 841-7588; www.mpsgrp.com
(248) 526-3700; auburngenerics.com
(734) 453-2300; www.locperformance.com
(586) 949-8420; www.mcstamp.com
(734) 676-9600; www.rodgerschevrolet.com
(248) 624-4881; americanplastictoys.com
(248) 799-8303; www.summithealth.com
(248) 822-8056; www.taghold.com
(734) 405-2430; www.harvey-industries.com
(248) 737-5300; www.morpace.com
Type of business
(248) 446-9800 ; prattmiller.com (248) 391-8001; www.plex.com
(248) 228-2000; www.shawelectric.com
(734) 479-8100; www.systrand.com
(248) 362-0001; www.olgas.com
(248) 354-3300; www.glassmanautogroup.com
Restaurant chain
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Company Fiscal year end; website
Top executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Net income ($000,000) 2012/2011
Exchange/ Ticker symbol
Stock price 52-week high/low
Type of industry
General Motors Co. (12/2012)
Daniel Akerson B chairman and CEO
$152,256.0
$150,276.0
1.3%
$4,859.0 $7,585.0
NYSE GM
39.18 24.40
Automobile manufacturer
Ford Motor Co. (12/2012)
Alan Mulally president and CEO
134,252.0
136,264.0
-1.5
5,664.0 20,222.0
NYSE F
18.02 10.97
Automobile manufacturer
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. (12/2012)
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
16,444.0
16,244.0
1.2
1,008.0 1,157.0
NYSE TRW
80.22 48.50
Automotive supplier
(734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com
Delphi Automotive plc (12/2012) (248) 813-2000; www.delphi.com
Rodney O'Neal president and CEO
15,519.0
16,041.0
-3.3
1,160.0 1,223.0
NYSE DLPH
60.30 33.20
Automotive supplier
Lear Corp. (12/2012)
Matthew Simoncini president and CEO
14,567.0
14,156.5
2.9
1,282.8 540.7
NYSE LEA
81.77 42.08
Automotive supplier
(248) 447-1500; www.lear.com
Penske Automotive Group Inc. (12/2012) (248) 648-2500; www.penskeautomotive.com
Roger Penske CEO
13,163.5
11,127.5
18.3
185.5 176.9
NYSE PAG
44.34 27.50
Automobile dealerships
DTE Energy Co. (12/2012)
Gerard Anderson chairman and CEO
8,791.0
8,858.0
-0.8
610.0 711.0
NYSE DTE
73.32 58.73
Energy company
Masco Corp. (12/2012)
Richard Manoogian chairman
7,745.0
7,467.0
3.7
(76.0) (465.0)
NYSE MAS
22.94 15.64
Building materials
BorgWarner Inc. (12/2012)
James Verrier president and CEO
7,183.2
7,114.7
1.0
500.9 550.1
NYSE BWA
108.04 63.59
Automotive supplier
Visteon Corp. (12/2012)
Timothy Leuliette president and CEO
6,857.0
7,532.0
-9.0
100.0 80.0
NYSE VC
79.62 49.12
Automotive supplier
Federal-Mogul Corp. (12/2012) (248) 354-7700; www.federalmogul.com
Rainer Jueckstock co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, powertrain segment Kevin Freeland co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, vehicle components segment
6,664.0
6,910.0
-3.6
(117.0) (90.0)
Nasdaq FDML
21.72 4.80
Automotive supplier
CMS Energy Corp. (12/2012) (517) 788-0550; www.cmsenergy.com
John Russell president and CEO
6,253.0
6,503.0
-3.8
382.0 415.0
NYSE CMS
29.98 23.49
Utility
Con-way Inc. (12/2012)
Douglas Stotlar president and CEO
5,580.9
5,290.0
5.5
104.5 88.4
NYSE CNW
46.52 26.93
Transportation
(734) 757-1444; www.con-way.com
Kelly Services Inc. (12/2012) (248) 362-4444; www.kellyservices.com
Carl Camden president and CEO
5,450.5
5,551.0
-1.8
50.1 63.7
Nasdaq KELYA
22.70 13.41
Staffing services
PulteGroup Inc. (12/2012) (248) 647-2750; www.pultegroupinc.com
Richard Dugas chairman, president and CEO
4,659.1
4,033.6
15.5
206.1 (210.4)
NYSE PHM
24.47 14.23
Homebuilder
Meritor Inc. (9/2012) (248) 435-1000; www.meritor.com
Ike Evans chairman, president and CEO
4,418.0
4,622.0
-4.4
52.0 63.0
NYSE MTOR
8.50 3.83
Commercial vehicle, heavy duty truck and defense supplier
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc.
David Dauch chairman, president and CEO
2,931.0
2,585.0
13.4
367.7 142.8
NYSE AXL
21.41 9.98
Automotive supplier
Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. (12/2012) (248) 596-5900; www.cooperstandard.com
Jeffrey Edwards chairman, president and CEO
2,880.9
2,853.5
1.0
102.8 102.8
NYSE CPS
56.85 33.20
Automotive systems and components
Valassis Communications Inc. (12/2012)
Robert Mason president and CEO
2,162.1
2,236.0
-3.3
119.0 113.4
NYSE VCI
31.66 23.69
Marketing services
(734) 591-4456; www.valassis.com
Tower International Inc. (12/2012) (248) 675-6000; www.towerinternational.com
Mark Malcolm president and CEO
2,084.9
2,053.7
1.5
25.0 (18.2)
NYSE TOWR
23.93 6.74
Automotive supplier
Domino's Pizza Inc. (12/2012) (734) 930-3030; www.dominos.com
Patrick Doyle president and CEO
1,678.4
1,652.2
1.6
112.4 105.4
NYSE DPZ
70.10 40.30
Restaurant franchisor
Flagstar Bancorp Inc. (12/2012)
Alessandro DiNello president and CEO
1,502.2
850.9
76.5
68.4 (181.8)
NYSE FBC
20.38 12.29
Financial institution
(313) 556-5000; www.gm.com
(313) 322-3000; www.ford.com
(800) 477-4747; www.dteenergy.com
(313) 274-7400; www.masco.com
(248) 754-9200; www.borgwarner.com
(734) 710-5000; www.visteon.com
(12/2012) (313) 758-2000; www.aam.com
(248) 312-2000; www.flagstar.com
■ Largest percentage increase
TriMas Corp. (12/2012)
David Wathen president and CEO
1,272.9
1,084.0
17.4
36.3 50.8
NASDAQ TRS
42.09 24.01
Manufacturing conglomerate
Universal Truckload Services Inc. (12/2012)
H.E. "Scott" Wolfe CEO
1,037.0
990.7
4.7
47.7 51.4
Nasdaq UACL
29.99 15.05
Transportation and logistics
Meadowbrook Insurance Group Inc. (12/2012)
Robert Cubbin president, CEO and director
996.8
837.2
19.1
11.7 43.0
NYSE MIG
8.90 5.21
Insurance company
(248) 631-5450; www.trimascorp.com
(586) 920-0100; www.goutsi.com
(248) 358-1100; www.meadowbrookinsgrp.com
This list of publicly held companies is an approximate compilation of the largest companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties that have stock traded on a public exchange. 52-week highs and lows are for period ending Nov. 25, 2013. Information was provided by the companies or from public documents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. Some figures were restated due to discontinued operations. B To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Ranked by 2012 revenue Rank
Top executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Net income ($000,000) 2012/2011
Exchange/ Ticker symbol
Stock price 52-week high/low
$56,786.0
$59,985.0
-5.3%
$1,100.0 $2,784.0
NYSE DOW
41.74 29.02
Chemical manufacturer
Type of industry
1.
Dow Chemical Co. (12/2013) 2030 Dow Center, Midland 48674 (989) 636-1000; www.dow.com
Andrew Liveris president, chairman and CEO
2.
Whirlpool Corp. (12/2012) 2000 North M-63, Benton Harbor 49022 (269) 923-5000; whirlpool.com
Jeff Fettig chairman and CEO
18,143.0
18,666.0
-2.8
401.0 390.0
NYSE WHR
152.93 96.55
Home appliance manufacturer and sales
Kellogg Co. (12/2012)
John Bryant president and CEO
14,197.0
13,198.0
7.6
961.0 866.0 B
NYSE K
67.98 54.53
Food processing
Stryker Corp. (12/2012)
Kevin Lobo president and CEO
8,657.0
8,307.0
4.2
1,298.0 1,345.0
NYSE SYK
75.50 53.59
Medical technology
Perrigo Co. C (06/2012)
Joseph Papa chairman, president and CEO
3,539.8
3,173.2
11.6
441.9 401.6
Nasdaq PRGO
156.60 98.79
Pharmaceuticals
Steelcase Inc. (02/2013) 901 44th St. SE, Grand Rapids 49508 (616) 247-2710; www.steelcase.com
James Hackett president and CEO
2,868.7
2,749.5
4.3
38.8 56.7
NYSE SCS
16.95 10.98
Office furniture
Spartan Stores Inc. (03/2013)
Dennis Eidson president and CEO
2,608.2
2,634.2
-1.0
27.4 31.8
NASDAQ SPTN
24.78 14.25
Grocery retail
Universal Forest Products Inc. (12/2012)
Matthew Missad CEO
2,054.9
1,822.3
12.8
23.9 4.5
NASDAQ UFPI
54.40 33.23
Wood and wood-alternative products
Herman Miller Inc. (05/2013)
Brian Walker president and CEO
1,774.9
1,724.1
2.9
68.2 75.2
NASDAQ MLHR
31.89 19.30
Commercial and residential furniture; interior systems design and manufacturing
Wolverine World Wide Inc. (12/2012)
Blake Krueger chairman, president and CEO
1,640.8
1,408.1
16.5
80.7 123.3
NYSE WWW
33.26 19.20
Footwear manufacturer
La-Z-Boy Inc. (04/2013) 1284 N. Telegraph Road, Monroe 48162 (734) 242-1444; www.la-z-boy.com
Kurt Darrow chairman, president and CEO
1,332.5
1,231.7
8.2
46.4 88.0
NYSE LZB
28.90 13.30
Home furniture manufacturer
Gentex Corp. (12/2012)
Fred Bauer chairman and CEO
1,099.6
1,023.8
7.4
168.6 164.7
NASDAQ GNTX
31.49 17.02
Automotive OEM parts manufacturer
13.
Spartan Motors Inc. (12/2012) 1541 Reynolds Road, Charlotte 48813 (517) 543-6400; www.spartanmotors.com
John Sztykiel president and CEO
470.6
426.0
10.5
(2.5) 0.8
NASDAQ SPAR
7.02 4.51
Automotive parts manufacturer
14.
Chemical Financial Corp. (12/2012) 235 E. Main St., Midland 48640-0569 (989) 839-5350; www.chemicalbankmi.com
David Ramaker chairman, president and CEO
239.4
259.6
-7.8
51.0 43.1
Nasdaq CHFC
31.53 21.08
Banking
15.
Neogen Corp. (05/2012) 620 Lesher Place, Lansing 48912 (517) 372-9200; www.neogen.com
James Herbert chairman and CEO
207.5
184.0
12.8
27.2 22.5
NASDAQ NEOG
49.50 29.50
Food and animal safety products
16.
Independent Bank Corp. (12/2012)
William Kessel president and CEO
156.7
162.2
-3.4
26.2 (20.2)
NASDAQ IBCP
12.07 3.33
Banking
230 W. Main St., Ionia 48846 (616) 527-5820; www.ibcp.com
Meritage Hospitality Group Inc. (12/2012)
Robert Schermer Jr. president and CEO
99.0
91.9
7.6
2.9 2.3
OTCQX MHGU
4.70 2.19
Restaurants
Capitol Bancorp Ltd. (12/2012) 200 Washington Square N., Lansing 48933 (517) 487-6555; www.cbcl.com
Joseph Reid chairman and CEO
94.5
145.5
-35.0
(25.5) (45.4)
OTC CBCRQ
0.16 0.00
Banking
Firstbank Corp. D (12/2012)
Thomas Sullivan president and CEO
75.6
77.3
-2.3
10.5 5.6
NASDAQ FBMI
20.25 7.72
Banking
Macatawa Bank Corp. (12/2012) 10753 Macatawa Drive, Holland 49424 (616) 820-1444; www.macatawabank.com
Ronald Haan president and CEO
72.9
75.7
-3.7
35.5 5.8
NASDAQ MCBC
6.10 2.80
Banking
Isabella Bank Corp. (12/2012)
Richard Barz CEO Dennis Angner president and CFO
67.9
66.1
2.7
12.2 10.2
PINK ISBA
26.00 21.55
Banking
200 E. Broadway, Mt. Pleasant 48858 (989) 772-9471; www.isabellabank.com
Mercantile Bank Corp. D (12/2012)
Michael Price chairman, president and CEO
67.9
78.4
-13.3
12.5 37.5
NASDAQ MBWM
22.52 14.05
Banking
MBT Financial Corp. (Monroe Bank & Trust) (12/2012)
H. Douglas Chaffin president and CEO
61.0
67.8
-10.1
8.5 (3.8)
NASDAQ MBTF
4.37 2.21
Banking
Mackinac Financial Corp. (mBank) (12/2012)
Kelly George president of Mackinac Financial Corp., president and CEO of mBank
28.5
29.2
-2.6
7.1 2.2
NASDAQ MFNC
10.09 6.81
Banking
130 S. Cedar, Manistique 49854 (906) 341-8401; www.bankmbank.com
Southern Michigan Bancorp Inc. (12/2012)
John Castle chairman and CEO
27.2
25.9
5.0
4.4 3.4
OTC SOMC
18.00 14.75
Banking
3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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Company; fiscal year end Address Phone; website
11. 12.
17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 21. 23. 24. 25.
1 Kellogg Square, Battle Creek 49016 (269) 961-2000; www.kelloggcompany.com
2825 Airview Blvd., Kalamazoo 49002 (269) 385-2600; www.stryker.com 515 Eastern Ave., Allegan 49010 (269) 673-8451; www.perrigo.com
850 76th St. SW, Grand Rapids 49158 (616) 878-2000; www.spartanstores.com 2801 E. Beltline NE, Grand Rapids 49525 (800) 598-9663; www.ufpi.com
855 E. Main Ave., Zeeland 49464 (616) 654-3000; www.hermanmiller.com 9341 Courtland Drive NE, Rockford 49351 (616) 866-5500; www.wolverineworldwide.com
600 N. Centennial St., Zeeland 49464 (616) 772-1800; www.gentex.com
3310 Eagle Park Drive, Suite 205, Grand Rapids 49525 (616) 776-2600; www.meritagehospitality.com
311 Woodworth Ave., Alma 48801 (989) 463-3131; www.firstbankmi.com
310 Leonard St. NW, Grand Rapids 49504 (616) 242-7760; www.mercbank.com
■ Largest percentage increase
102 E. Front St., Monroe 48160 (734) 241-3431; www.mbandt.com
51 W. Pearl St., Coldwater 49036 (517) 279-5500; www.smb-t.com
This list of publicly held companies is an approximate compilation of the largest companies headquartered in Michigan outside of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties that have stock traded on a public exchange. 52-week highs and lows are for period ending Nov. 25, 2013. Information was provided by the companies or from public documents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Restated from $1.2 billion due to discontinued operations. C Perrigo Co. entered into an agreement to acquire Elan Corp. plc, to close Dec. 18, 2013. Both companies would be wholly-owned subsidiaries of the newly-formed Perrigo Co. plc (New Perrigo), based in Dublin. D Firstbank Corp. and Mercantile Bank Corp.signed a definitive merger agreement in August 2013. Merger to be completed first quarter 2014. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013
$14,600.0 B
$14,400.0 B
1.4%
60,000
Supercenters and grocery stores
Type of business
Meijer Inc.
Hank Meijer co-chairman and co-CEO Mark Murray vice chairman and co-CEO
Alticor Inc. (Amway)
Steve Van Andel chairman and co-CEO Doug DeVos president and co-CEO
11,300.0
10,900.0
3.7
21,000
7575 Fulton St. E., Ada 49355-0001 (616) 787-1000; www.alticor.com
Consumer products and business opportunities supported by a global agribusiness, manufacturing and logistics supply chain
3.
Gordon Food Service Inc.
Dan Gordon chairman
9,200.0
8,600.0
7.0
14,000
Foodservice distributor and grocery retailer.
4.
Dow Corning Corp.
Robert Hansen president and CEO
6,120.0
6,430.0
-4.8
12,000
Silicon-based materials and technology
5.
Auto-Owners Insurance Co. Inc.
Jeffrey Harrold chairman and CEO
5,247.8
5,172.5
1.5
3,966
Property, casualty and life insurance
6.
Jackson National Life Insurance Co.
Michael Wells president and CEO
5,106.9
4,184.8
22.0
NA
7.
Dart Container Corp.
Kenneth Dart president
3,000.0 C
1,500.0
100.0
15,000
8.
Alro Steel Corp.
Alvin Glick chairman and CEO
1,350.0 D
1,350.0 E
0.0
NA
9.
Haworth Inc.
Franco Bianchi president and CEO
1,310.0
1,380.0
-5.1
5,589
10.
Diplomat Pharmacy Inc.
Phil Hagerman CEO
1,126.9
772.0
46.0
779
Specialty pharmacy
11.
Serra Automotive Inc.
Joseph Serra president
1,119.6 F
992.1
12.9
NA
Auto dealerships
12.
Accident Fund Holdings Inc.
Elizabeth Haar president and CEO
755.4
701.0
7.8
NA
Workers' compensation insurer
13.
Garber Management Group Inc.
Richard Garber president
577.8 F
NA
NA
NA
Auto dealerships
14.
Mill Steel Co.
David Samrick chairman, president and CEO
565.0 G
510.0 E
10.8
220 E
15.
Fox Motor Group LLC
Daniel DeVos president and CEO
523.8 F
489.4 F
7.0
NA
Auto dealer
16.
Harold Zeigler Lincoln-Mercury
Aaron Zeigler president
516.9 H
NA
NA
NA
Auto dealerships
17.
Frankenmuth Mutual Insurance Co.
John Benson president and CEO
492.2 I
NA
NA
NA
Mutual insurance
18.
Lacks Enterprises Inc.
Richard Lacks Jr. president and CEO
475.0
430.0
10.5
2,700
Injection molding, assembly, painting and plating
19.
Fabri-Kal Corp.
Mike Roeder president and COO
350.0 J
300.0 J
16.7
860 J
Thermoformer
20.
JSJ Corp.
Nelson Jacobson chairman, president and CEO
330.0
300.0
10.0
NA
21.
Cascade Engineering Inc.
Fred Keller chairman and CEO
300.0 J
285.0 J
5.3
1,100
Plastics systems and components
22.
Autocam Corp./Autocam Medical
John Kennedy president and CEO
292.0
215.0
35.8
1,878
Global manufacturing companies that produce high-precision components
23.
Request Foods Inc.
Jack Dewitt president
278.0
256.0
8.6
650
24.
Magic Steel Sales LLC
Joseph Maggini president
275.0 G
265.0 E
3.8
145 E
Steel servicing
Two Men and a Truck International Inc.
Brig Sorber, CEO Jon Sorber, executive vice president Melanie Bergeron, chair Mary Ellen Sheets, founder
261.2
220.0
18.7
4,277
Home moving and corporate relocation services, packing and unpacking services
1. 2.
25.
2929 Walker Ave. NW, Grand Rapids 49544 (616) 453-6711; www.meijer.com
1300 Gezon Parkway SW, Wyoming 49509 (888) 437-3663; gfs.com 2200 W. Salzburg Road, Midland 48686 (989) 496-4000; www.dowcorning.com 6101 Anacapri Blvd., Lansing 48917 (517) 323-1200; www.auto-owners.com 1 Corporate Way, Lansing 48951 (517) 381-5500; www.jackson.com
500 Hogsback Road, Mason 48854 (517) 676-3800; www.dartcontainer.com 3100 E. High St., Jackson 49204 (517) 787-5500; www.alro.com 1 Haworth Center, Holland 49423 (616) 393-3000; www.haworth.com 4100 S. Saginaw St., Flint 48507 (888) 720-4450; diplomatpharmacy.com 3118 E. Hill Road, Grand Blanc 48439 (810) 694-1720; www.serrausa.com 200 N. Grand Ave., Lansing 48901-7990 (517) 342-4200; www.afhi.com 999 S. Washington Ave., Saginaw 48601 (989) 790-9090; www.garberauto.com 5116 36th St., Grand Rapids 49512 (616) 949-6700; www.millsteel.com 3060 Broadmoor Ave. SE, Grand Rapids 49512 (616) 942-5000; www.foxmotors.com 4201 Stadium Drive, Kalamazoo 49008 (269) 375-4500; www.haroldzeiglerlm.com 1 Mutual Ave., Frankenmuth 48787-0001 (989) 652-6121; www.fmins.com
5460 Cascade Road SE, Grand Rapids 49546 (616) 949-6570; www.lacksenterprises.com 600 Plastics Place, Kalamazoo 49001 (269) 385-5050; www.f-k.com 700 Robbins Road, Grand Haven 49417 (616) 842-6350; www.jsjcorp.com 3400 Innovation Court SE, Grand Rapids 49512 (616) 975-4800; www.cascadeng.com 4436 Broadmoor SE, Kentwood 49512 (616) 698-0707; www.autocam.com
3460 John F. Donnelly Drive, Holland 49424 (616) 786-0900; www.requestfoods.com 4242 Clay Ave. SW, Grand Rapids 49548 (616) 532-4071; www.magicsteelsales.com 3400 Belle Chase Way, Lansing 48911 (800) 345-1070; www.twomenandatruck.com
Annuities and retirement planning.
Foam cups and containers
■ Largest percentage increase
Metal servicing
Furniture, interior architecture and technology solutions
Steel processor
Durable goods and services
Manufacturer of frozen prepared foods
This list of privately held companies is an approximate compilation of the largest companies headquartered in Michigan outside of metro Detroit that do not have stock traded on a public exchange. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Supermarket News estimate. C Plastics News estimate. Dart Container Corp. purchased Solo Cup Co. in May 2012. D Crain's estimate. E Metal Center News. F Automotive News. G Metal Center News estimate. H Inc. I From the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. J Plastics News. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: FASTEST-GROWING COMPANIES By combined revenue growth rankings, 2009-2012 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 22. 24. 25. 26.
Quicken Loans Inc.
Dan Gilbert chairman and founder
14
$3,100.0 B $875.0 C
254%
4
$2,225.0
10
J.D. Power & Associates-awarded customer service; loan platform which allows to quickly scale and meet the needs of the market; 133 percent increased loan volume
Lon Offenbacher president and CEO
21
2,850.0 1,000.0
185
10
1,850.0
11
Acquired the body systems division of ArvinMeritor in January 2011; opened new facilities in Cordeiropolis, Brazil; Chengdu, China; Pune, India and Seoul, Korea
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
23
65,784.0 28,792.0 D
128
21
36,992.0
2
Strong resurgence from the U.S. car market
Daniel Coker 21680 Haggerty Road, Suite 101, Northville 48167 president and CEO (248) 504-0500; www.gentherm.com
31
555.0 60.9
811
1
494.1
30
Acquisition of W.E.T. Automotive Systems AG; higher overall global automotive industry production volumes, new vehicle program launches and the expansion of certain programs into new geographic regions
Grede Holdings LLC
Douglas Grimm chairman, president and CEO
34
1,200.0 224.0
436
12
976.0
22
Major acquisitions and partnerships, new business wins, a successful effort to diversify its market outreach and an expanding product portfolio
Manoj Bhargava CEO
38
1,200.0 500.0
140
15
700.0
23
Targeted retail space at fuel stations and convenience store counters; aggressive litigation against imitators; some new product flavors
Robert Hawkey president and CEO
48
550.0 183.9
199
9
366.1
39
Acquisition of assets from Tedrive Germany GmbH; won new business with automakers; opened a sales and engineering office in China
David Dauch chairman, president and CEO
55
2,931.0 1,521.6
93
42
1,409.4
13
Diversifying into global markets, expanding product portfolio and growing customer base; continued to expand global footprint by opening new and expanding current facilities
James Verrier president and CEO
57
7,183.2 3,961.8
81
48
3,221.4
9
Industry's focus on fuel economy and improved emissions continued to drive the adoption of BorgWarner technology around the world and abovemarket growth.
Vincent Johnson chairman and CEO
62
569.9 247.8
130
19
322.0
43
Full volume levels for the F-150 Cooling Module; new Ford and GM program launches; increased overall customer demand due to added capacity and restoring volumes lost in mid-to late 2000s
H.E. "Scott" Wolfe CEO
64
1,037.0 503.2
106
36
533.8
28
Acquisition of Linc Logistics Co.; demand increased for value-added services and intermodal services
Grant McCullagh president and CEO
78
537.5 250.0 E
115
28
287.5
50
Won multiple contracts for projects in conflict zones of Iraq and Afhganistan; acquired Ohio-based Toltest Corp.; diversification across end markets and geographies
Sam Simon chairman and CEO
78
1,878.7 1,081.2
74
58
797.6
20
Three key business areas that are seeing substantial growth: crude oil transloading and logistics, emergency fueling services and continued expansion in commercial sales business
Brian Simon president and CEO
83
287.0 123.0
133
17
164.0
66
Automotive market recovery and new fuel-economy standards
Bill Kozyra chairman, president and CEO
85
3,000.0 1,800.0
67
68
1,200.0
17
Increase in global automotive production; expanded within growth markets (China, Russia, Mexico, Eastern Europe) and introduced new products
William Pettibone chairman
87
304.0 135.0
125
22
169.0
65
Improving automotive and industrial market in the Midwest; expansion of self-perform concrete and building interiors services allowing better access into the commercial and institutional building sectors
Evan Lyall CEO
88
351.3 161.5
118
27
189.8
61
Diversifying customer base to include markets in defense, aerospace, oil and gas and the theme park industry; expanded into alternative-fuel vehicles; reinvested in core services
Kenneth Eisenberg chairman and CEO
89
904.3 512.8
76
54
391.5
35
Boost from automotive sector; growing Southern customer base
Steven Greenawalt CEO
90
152.0 48.0
217
7
104.0
83
Eight acquisitions in the last four years; expanding into northern Indiana and Chicago area; broadening product offerings to include a full range of construction equipment
Timothy Schriner president and CEO
93
236.1 103.0
129
20
133.1
73
Organic market growth in health care and accounts receivable segments along with two transactions in 2012 (PSC Info Group Inc., Oaks, Pa. and BestBill, Phoenix, Ariz.)
Todd Sachse CEO
94
115.4 27.6
318
2
87.8
92
Hiring new staff during the recession to be prepared for new contracts in better times
David Segura CEO and Christine Rice president
98
226.5 101.0
124
23
125.5
75
Continued expansion across the U.S. and Mexico within Fortune 500 corporate customer base
Kay Albertie managing shareholder
98
719.0 406.7
77
53
312.4
45
New markets and new product offerings; a surge in oil and gas prices
Jason Luo president and CEO
99
1,032.0 615.0 B
68
65
417.0
34
Diversified revenue growth; in the North American market, added new customers along with growing long-standing customers; new products drove growth; developed global modular products
Sid Taylor chairman
100
350.0 171.0
105
37
179.0
63
Automotive industry growth; formed two subsidiaries; opened a new steel processing and service center in Jackson, Ala.
Andrew Greenlee president and CEO
103
270.0 128.0
111
31
142.0
72
Upswing in the automotive sector
Laurence Vallee president and David Drews executive vice president, CFO
103
815.3 481.6
69
61
333.6
42
Broadened services outside of traditional lines, diversified client base, opened new offices and formed new partnerships globally; formed Project: WorldWide
1050 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (800) 251-9080; www.quickenloans.com
Inteva Products LLC 1401 Crooks Road, Suite 100, Troy 48084 (248) 655-8886; www.intevaproducts.com
Chrysler Group LLC 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com
Gentherm Inc.
4000 Town Center, Suite 500, Southfield 48075 (248) 440-9500; www.grede.com
Innovation Ventures LLC 38955 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 960-1700; www.5hourenergy.com
Neapco Holdings LLC 6735 Haggerty Road, Belleville 48111 (734) 447-1380; www.neapco.com
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. One Dauch Drive, Detroit 48211 (313) 758-2000; www.aam.com
BorgWarner Inc. 3850 Hamlin Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 754-9200; www.borgwarner.com
Piston Automotive LLC 12723 Telegraph Road, Redford 48239 (313) 541-8674; www.pistongroup.com
Universal Truckload Services Inc. 12755 E. Nine Mile Road, Warren 48089 (586) 920-0100; www.goutsi.com
Lakeshore TolTest Corp. 7310 Woodward Ave., Suite 500, Detroit 48202 (313) 875-4115; www.ltccorp.com
Atlas Oil Co. 24501 Ecorse Road, Taylor 48180 (800) 878-2000; www.atlasoil.com
U.S. Manufacturing Corp. 28201 Van Dyke Ave., Warren 48093 (586) 467-1600; www.usmfg.com
TI Automotive Ltd. 1272 Doris Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 494-5000; www.tiautomotive.com
Commercial Contracting Group Inc. 4260 N. Atlantic Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 209-0500; www.cccnetwork.com
Roush Enterprises F 12447 Levan, Livonia 48150 (734) 779-7006; www.roush.com
Kenwal Steel Corp. 8223 W. Warren Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 739-1000; www.kenwal.com
Alta Equipment Co. 28775 Beck Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 449-6700; www.altaequipment.com
Revspring Inc. 29241 Beck Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 567-7300; www.dantomsystems.com
Sachse Construction and Development Co. LLC 1528 Woodward Ave., Suite 600, Detroit 48226 (313) 481-8200; www.sachse.net
Vision Information Technologies Inc. (VisionIT) 3031 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 600, Detroit 48202 (877) 768-7222; www.visionit.com
RKA Petroleum Cos. Inc. 28340 Wick Road, Romulus 48174 (734) 946-2199; www.rkapetroleum.com
Key Safety Systems Inc. 7000 19 Mile Road, Sterling Heights 48314 (586) 726-3800; www.keysafetyinc.com
SET Enterprises Inc. 30500 Van Dyke Ave., Suite 701, Warren 48093 (586) 573-3600; www.setenterprises.com
U.S. Farathane Corp. 2700 High Meadow Circle, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 754-7000; www.usfarathane.com
George P. Johnson Co.
26.
Top executive(s)
Combined revenue Revenue Revenue 3-year Revenue Revenue growth ($000,000) % change % change growth growth rankings 2012/2009 2012-2009 ranking 2012-2009 ranking Reason for increase
3600 Giddings Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 475-2500; www.gpj.com
B Crain's estimate. C Crain's estimate. Revenue estimate based on 3.5 percent of loan volume. D Chrysler Group LLC posted $17.71 billion in revenue from its June 10 exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy through Dec. 31, 2009. Its predecessor, Chrysler LLC, owned by Cerberus Capital Management LP, reported $11.08 billion in 2009 revenue before emerging from Chapter 11. E Company estimate. F Figures do not include motorsports employee counts or revenue of Roush Fenway.
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28. 28. 30. 31. 32. 32.
Company Address Phone; website
Lear Corp.
Top executive(s) Matthew Simoncini president and CEO
104
$14,567.0 $9,739.6 B
50%
98
$4,827.4
6
Recovery in vehicle demand in North America; continued growth in the emerging markets; new business wins; acquisition of Guilford Mills
William Pickard chairman and CEO Sylvester Hester vice chairman
104
415.0 222.0
87
45
193.0
59
New program awards with current customers, increased sales volumes and new customer programs
Bharat Desai chairman Prashant Ranade president and CEO
105
723.9 419.0
73
59
304.9
46
525 E. Big Beaver Road, Suite 300, Troy 48083 (248) 619-2800; www.syntelinc.com
Building market-relevant capabilities, solutions, and intellectual property assets; building the capacity and infrastructure to grow with clients; operating business efficiently both from a financial and operational perspective
Diversified Restaurant Holdings Inc. (Bagger Dave's)
Michael Ansley chairman, president and CEO
106
77.4 19.1
306
3
58.4
103
Organic expansion through opening new restaurants, acquisition of restaurants and same-store-sales increase at existing restaurants
Robert Baidas CEO Loren Baidas president and chairman
108
303.0 150.0
102
40
153.0
68
48500 12 Mile Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 349-0900; www.generalrv.com
Michigan market rebounding; focus on showing young families that RVing is a affordable way to vacation; aggressively expanding in new markets with four new locations
General Motors Co.
Daniel Akerson C chairman and CEO
108
152,256.0 104,589.0 D
46
107
47,667.0
1
Launched 25 new models; invested roughly $8.5 billion and created and retained as many as 25,000 jobs
David Wathen 39400 Woodward Ave., Suite 130, Bloomfield Hills president and CEO 48304 (248) 631-5450; www.trimascorp.com
110
1,272.9 803.7
58
79
469.3
31
50 percent of growth was due to acquisitions; the remaining 50 percent was from organic initiatives such as new products, new geographies and market share gains
The Diez Group
Gerald Diez chairman and CEO
110
612.0 350.0
75
56
262.0
54
Upswing in the economy and a loyal customer base
Rich Beckman CEO
111
255.0 123.5
106
34
131.5
77
Affiliations in New York, New Jersey, Georgia, Florida and Connecticut; Smile Protection Plan, which is a discounted dental plan for those without insurance
Richard Penington president and CEO
113
50.5 16.7
202
8
33.8
105
Contracting with health insurers and companies that encourage expansion of wellness programs; large U.S. network of 36,000 providers and contract medical employees; expansion outside the U.S.
Chain Sandhu chairman
115
330.0 180.0
83
46
150.0
69
Diversified customer base; new manufacturing operation in Linden, Tenn.
Thomas Amato president and CEO
115
1,100.0 630.0
75
78
470.0
37
Reinvesting in product and process technology
Robert Cubbin president, CEO and director
115
996.8 627.6
59
77
369.1
38
Acquisitions and diversifying into a wide range of business lines and geography, such as the 2008-09 merger with Century Insurance Group, Westerville, Ohio; steady rate increases and a positive retention rate from core customers
Kevin Chase president and Carole Chase vice president
116
181.0 85.0
113
29
96.0
87
6467 Waldon Center Drive, Clarkston 48346 (248) 620-2120; www.chaseplastics.com
Organic growth initiative to expand geographic scope and hire additional personnel; continuing to invest in training existing team members
Soave Enterprises LLC
Anthony Soave president and CEO
116
1,917.0 1,250.0
53
92
667.0
24
Rebound in the metals industry; scrap metal pricing and volume increased significantly; automotive retailing revenue increased by more than 50 percent; entrance into hydraulic fracking in 2012
James Kamsickas president and CEO
116
4,700.0 3,200.0
47
104
1,500.0
12
Acquisitions of more than a dozen companies since 2006 and organic growth with the establishment of more than a dozen new technical and manufacturing locations
James Nicholson president and CEO
119
566.0 335.0
69
63
231.0
56
Recent acquisitions and construction; resurgence of demand for one of its core products, hydrochloric acid
Jeffrey Edwards chairman, president and CEO
119
2,880.9 1,945.3
48
100
935.6
19
Strong focus on the customer; a strategic global footprint with operations; products and innovation; a highly engaged workforce
Lori Blaker president and CEO
120
104.0 45.0
131
18
59.0
102
One major acquisition in the UK and significant organic growth globally
Nanua Singh president and CEO
122
64.5 18.5
249
5
46.0
117
Expanding current business and business with new clients; EmpowerVMS tool and MSP services; diversified to service aerospace and defense, and expanded its footprint into Canada, India, Germany and Singapore
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
123
16,444.0 11,614.0
42
118
4,830.0
5
Increased demand for TRW's products, sales growth in China and Brazil and the overall increase in global vehicle production
Joseph Aristeo president
126
206.0 103.0
100
41
103.0
85
Increase in automotive projects, company diversification and geographical expansion
Donald Slominski Jr. president and CEO
126
641.0 390.0
64
71
251.0
55
Organic growth in core markets, providing high levels of customer service in order to continue to gain available market share
Ike Evans chairman, president and CEO
126
4,418.0 3,075.0
44
112
1,343.0
14
Market recovery and sales of business units through restructuring
Douglas DelGrosso CEO
126
682.0 420.0
62
73
262.0
53
Acquisition of Germany-based supplier Normeseal s.r.o.; growth in China
21557 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 447-1500; www.lear.com
Global Automotive Alliance LLC 2627 Clark St., Detroit 48210 (313) 297-6676
Syntel Inc.
27680 Franklin Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 223-9160; www.diversifiedrestaurantholdings.com
General RV Center Inc.
300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com
TriMas Corp.
34. 34. 36. 37. 38. 38. 38. 41. 41. 41. 44. 44. 46. 47. 48. 49.
8111 Tireman Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 491-1200; www.thediezgroup.com
Great Expressions Dental Centers PC 300 East Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 203-1100; greatexpressions.com
Summit Health Inc. 27175 Haggerty Road, Novi 48377 (248) 799-8303; www.summithealth.com
NYX Inc. 36111 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 462-2385; www.nyxinc.com
Metaldyne LLC 47659 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 207-6200; www.metaldyne.com
Meadowbrook Insurance Group Inc. 26255 American Drive, Southfield 48034-6112 (248) 358-1100; www.meadowbrookinsgrp.com
Chase Plastic Services Inc.
3400 E. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 48207 (313) 567-7000; www.soave.com
International Automotive Components 28333 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 455-7000; www.iacgroup.com
PVS Chemicals Inc. 10900 Harper Ave., Detroit 48213 (313) 921-1200; www.pvschemicals.com
Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. 39550 Orchard Hill Place Drive, Novi 48375 (248) 596-5900; www.cooperstandard.com
Technical Training Inc. (TTi Global) 3903 W. Hamlin Road, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 853-5550; www.tti-global.com
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc. 31791 Sherman Drive, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. 12001 Tech Center Drive, Livonia 48150 (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com
Aristeo Construction Co. 12811 Farmington Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 427-9111; www.aristeo.com
McNaughton-McKay Electric Co.
49. 49. 49.
Combined revenue Revenue Revenue 3-year Revenue Revenue growth ($000,000) % change % change growth growth rankings 2012/2009 2012-2009 ranking 2012-2009 ranking Reason for increase
1357 E. Lincoln Ave., Madison Heights 48071-4134 (248) 399-7500; www.mc-mc.com
Meritor Inc. 2135 W. Maple Road, Troy 48084 (248) 435-1000; www.meritor.com
Henniges Automotive 2750 High Meadow Circle, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 340-4100; www.hennigesautomotive.com
This list is an approximate compilation of the fastest-growing companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Fastest growing is a measurement of revenue growth and does not denote whether a company is profitable. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Filed Chapter 11 on July 7, 2009, and emerged on Nov. 7, 2009. Figures represent the combined numbers for the period prior to and following its bankruptcy case. C To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. D General Motors Co. posted $57.474 billion in revenue during the period beginning when it emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 10 through the end of 2009. Its predecessor, Motors Liquidation Co., posted revenue of $47.115 billion from Jan. 1, 2009, through July 9. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Name Company
Total compensation 2012/2011
Salary 2012/2011
Bonus 2012/2011
Stock awards 2012/2011
Nonequity incentive/ retirement 2012/2011
Other compensation 2012/2011
Option awards 2012/2011
Company's net income 2012/2011
Brett Roberts
$54,282,500 $982,350
$1,025,000 $800,000
$0 $175,000
$53,250,000 $0
$0 $0
$7,500 $7,350
$0 $0
$219,700,000 $188,044,000
John Plant
26,203,477 20,545,324
1,974,230 1,898,077
0 0
4,797,674 5,082,740
14,998,900 10,623,300
607,094 620,815
3,825,579 2,320,392
1,008,000,000 1,157,000,000
Alan Mulally
20,955,806 29,497,572
2,000,000 2,000,000
1,325,000 1,820,000
6,824,998 13,924,993
2,625,000 3,640,000
680,809 612,587
7,499,999 7,499,992
5,664,000,000 20,222,000,000
Jose Maria Alapont
18,988,692 6,570,617
432,692 1,500,000
0 0
0 0
0 4,848,684
18,556,000 221,933
0 0
(117,000,000) (90,000,000)
Credit Acceptance Corp.
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
Ford Motor Co.
Federal-Mogul Corp.
■ Retired March 31, 2012, succeeded by Rainer Jueckstock and Michael Broderick.
Richard Dauch
17,844,125 2,000,000 4,000,000 6,874,007 4,201,202 11,478,869 2,526,728 6,000,000 0 2,802,700 ■ Retired as CEO Sept. 1, 2012, succeeded by David Dauch. Passed away Aug. 2013.
141,916 149,441
627,000 0
NA NA
Timothy Leuliette Visteon Corp.
17,046,075 450,000 1,000,000 NA NA NA ■ Became president and CEO Sept. 30, 2012.
James McElya
17,043,835 5,251,166
Rodney O'Neal
13,341,273 5,670,511
1,211,100 1,211,100
0 0
Robert Paul
11,856,602 2,605,484
691,667 650,000
0 0
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc.
Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc.
787,500 975,000
0 0
14,989,157 NA
495,413 NA
111,505 NA
0 NA
100,000,000 80,000,000
279,936 0
2,164,733 3,209,206
13,233,044 290,335
578,622 776,625
102,800,000 102,800,000
9,190,800 0
2,594,339 4,186,346
345,034 273,065
0 0
1,160,000,000 1,223,000,000
408,329 649,994
1,180,375 1,296,750
13,740 8,740
9,562,491 0
(17,251,000) 88,371,000
■ Retired Oct. 15, 2012, succeeded by Jeffrey Edwards.
Delphi Automotive plc
Compuware Corp.
■ Became CEO June 20, 2011.
Timothy Manganello BorgWarner Inc.
11,756,097 1,226,250 0 6,380,383 3,375,000 774,464 10,669,808 1,141,250 0 4,869,636 3,718,000 940,922 ■ Retired as CEO in 2012, succeeded by James Verrier. Retired from BorgWarner Inc. April 24, 2013.
0 0
NA NA
Daniel Akerson
11,102,808 7,702,743
Robert Taubman
10,292,972 3,773,102
Matthew Simoncini Lear Corp.
0 0
70,149 55,514
0 0
4,859,000,000 7,585,000,000
7,703,119 2,034,045
1,700,000 981,290
39,853 38,874
0 0
157,817,000 287,398,000
10,140,574 1,182,500 0 5,781,899 813,333 0 ■ Became president and CEO Sept. 1, 2011.
6,329,938 3,130,731
2,420,063 1,643,005
208,073 194,830
0 0
1,282,800,000 540,700,000
Gerard Anderson
9,683,833 7,389,279
1,200,000 1,099,615
0 0
4,469,640 3,279,500
3,886,683 2,893,574
127,510 116,590
0 0
NA NA
Donald Stebbins
9,472,800 7,835,741
756,826 1,236,000
0 0
3,538,642 0
900,094 2,064,939
3,143,277 202,667
1,133,961 4,332,135
100,000,000 80,000,000
General Motors Co.
1,700,000 1,700,000
0 0
9,332,659 5,947,229
■ To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO.
Taubman Centers Inc.
DTE Energy Co.
Visteon Corp.
850,000 718,893
0 0
■ Resigned Aug. 10, 2012, succeeded by Timothy Leuliette.
Patrick Doyle
9,160,034 6,348,151
840,769 791,154
0 0
1,686,172 1,943,108
2,094,400 2,172,800
3,047,031 132,089
1,491,662 1,309,000
112,400,000 105,400,000
Richard Dugas
9,059,004 4,865,747
1,200,000 1,200,000
0 0
4,500,009 1,087,100
3,349,500 1,840,583
9,495 8,186
0 729,878
206,145,000 (210,388,000)
Joseph Welch
8,768,195 10,847,727
932,260 880,577
1,558,266 1,386,602
1,722,440 1,274,025
3,292,684 6,597,176
458,274 231,074
804,271 478,273
187,876,000 171,685,000
John Russell
8,274,111 6,716,892
1,045,000 950,000
0 0
2,952,106 2,610,452
4,263,427 3,112,405
13,578 44,035
0 0
382,000,000 415,000,000
Timothy Wadhams
7,033,907 5,288,180
1,000,000 1,000,000
0 0
2,040,072 0
2,040,000 0
142,315 126,580
1,811,520 4,161,600
(76,000,000) (465,000,000)
Joseph Campanelli Flagstar Bancorp Inc.
5,740,290 2,272,886 0 0 6,645,079 2,650,001 0 0 ■ Resigned Oct. 31, 2012, succeeded by Michael Tierney.
3,454,841 3,987,767
12,563 7,311
0 0
68,376,000 (181,778,000)
Charles "Chip" McClure Jr.
5,118,695 6,062,255
1,750,023 1,500,050
1,694,139 2,561,935
490,033 815,770
0 0
NA NA
Domino's Pizza Inc.
PulteGroup Inc.
ITC Holdings Corp.
CMS Energy Corp.
Masco Corp.
Meritor Inc.
1,184,500 1,184,500
0 0
■ Was replaced May 3, 2013, by Ivor Evans.
Roger Penske
4,909,336 4,464,933
1,200,000 1,200,000
0 0
3,500,000 3,150,000
0 0
209,336 114,933
0 0
185,500,000 176,900,000
Douglas Stotlar
4,602,735 4,026,570
773,087 677,651
0 0
2,293,016 803,451
1,425,000 1,244,174
111,632 50,238
0 1,251,056
104,546,000 88,443,000
Jeffrey Edwards
4,229,102 NA
153,846 NA
170,492 NA
0 NA
0 NA
6,723 NA
3,898,041 NA
102,800,000 102,800,000
Penske Automotive Group Inc.
Con-way Inc.
Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc.
■ Became president and CEO Oct. 15, 2012, and chairman May 9, 2013.
Top compensation for CEOs at publicly held companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties for companies' fiscal 2012. Incentive plan/retirement column is total of nonequity incentive-plan compensation, nonqualified deferred compensation and change in pension value. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Total compensation 2012/2011
Salary 2012/2011
Bonus 2012/2011
Stock awards 2012/2011
Nonequity incentive/ retirement 2012/2011
Other compensation 2012/2011
Option awards 2012/2011
Joseph Angileri
$16,381,329 NA
$470,455 NA
$0 NA
$2,849,991 NA
$1,011,750 NA
$1,870 NA
$12,047,263 NA
William Clay Ford Jr.
14,836,013 14,458,146
2,000,000 2,000,000
375,000 520,000
3,184,990 2,764,996
4,007,519 4,197,099
1,768,505 1,476,058
3,499,999 3,499,993
Mark Fields
8,854,065 8,840,183
1,385,833 1,350,000
1,301,250 136,500
1,000,994 3,368,996
3,939,170 2,752,102
126,823 132,593
1,099,995 1,099,992
Timothy Lee
6,578,687 NA
750,000 NA
0 NA
4,678,616 NA
530,220 NA
619,851 NA
0 NA
Steve Meszaros
6,200,065 5,118,337
484,325 468,650
0 53,671
3,038,351 0
706,037 845,380
1,799,383 3,093,604
171,969 657,032
Jeffrey Stafeil
5,800,805 NA
110,688 NA
475,000 NA
5,198,368 NA
0 NA
16,749 NA
0 NA
Lisa Payne
5,640,744 2,541,619
598,063 580,644
0 0
4,198,629 1,232,831
803,199 688,064
40,853 40,080
0 0
William Taubman
5,595,517 2,479,998
569,584 552,994
0 0
4,198,629 1,232,831
787,451 655,299
39,853 38,874
0 0
Robin Adams
5,476,716 4,431,004
635,812 586,188
0 0
3,057,009 1,825,638
1,430,000 1,601,775
353,895 417,403
0 0
Steven Lunn
5,454,594 4,991,518
922,755 894,788
0 0
1,439,280 1,495,040
1,904,762 1,552,082
40,120 363,562
1,147,677 686,046
Stephen Girsky
5,446,921 5,307,214
600,000 600,000
0 0
4,811,291 4,682,223
1,052 408
34,578 24,583
0 0
James Spencer
5,337,954 2,068,916
586,262 560,100
0 0
3,595,941 0
1,031,489 1,405,341
124,262 103,475
0 0
Kevin Clark
5,200,187 2,087,630
800,000 800,000
600,000 0
2,987,875 0
664,000 1,232,000
148,312 55,630
0 0
Bob Shanks
5,181,838 NA
700,000 NA
227,500 NA
818,988 NA
2,471,303 NA
64,048 NA
899,999 NA
Raymond Scott
4,974,865 4,156,696
804,100 682,864
0 0
2,219,494 1,781,747
1,807,611 1,519,454
143,660 172,631
0 0
Mary Barra
4,935,700 NA
750,000 NA
0 NA
3,906,484 NA
250,771 NA
28,445 NA
0 NA
Robert Pallash
4,895,901 2,516,378
442,487 416,215
0 0
2,989,270 0
322,695 394,592
985,205 1,098,931
156,244 606,640
Terrence Larkin
4,828,891 3,854,740
804,100 682,864
0 0
2,219,494 1,781,747
1,659,285 1,232,775
146,012 157,354
0 0
Keith Shull
4,791,333 NA
406,000 NA
0 NA
3,763,239 NA
225,528 NA
249,783 NA
146,783 NA
Daniel Ammann
4,789,665 3,508,193
750,000 687,500
0 0
4,007,056 2,789,832
799 354
31,810 30,507
0 0
Joseph Cantie
4,650,675 4,007,457
636,923 596,154
0 0
1,499,276 1,495,040
930,100 853,700
388,882 381,749
1,195,494 680,814
Peter Karmanos Jr.
4,645,884 1,200,000 4,809,541 1,200,000 ■ Retired March 31, 2013.
0 0
699,997 1,199,993
2,023,500 2,394,000
22,457 15,548
699,930 0
Jeffrey J. Owens
4,638,611 1,758,681
528,600 528,600
0 0
3,010,321 0
974,351 1,099,775
125,339 130,306
0 0
James Farley
4,597,017 NA
707,500 NA
181,000 NA
682,493 NA
474,000 NA
1,802,024 NA
750,000 NA
David Dauch
4,235,175 8,356,340
873,333 650,004
21,500 111,150
979,013 0
2,293,634 7,566,408
67,695 28,778
0 0
Name Company CFO and treasurer Compuware Corp.
executive chairman and president Ford Motor Co. and William and Lisa Ford Foundation COO Ford Motor Co.
vice president, global manufacturing and president, international operations General Motors Co. vice president and president, electronics product group Visteon Corp. executive vice president and CFO Visteon Corp.
vice chairman and CFO Taubman Centers Inc.
COO Taubman Centers Inc.
vice chairman, executive vice president and chief administrative officer, former CFO BorgWarner Inc. executive vice president and COO TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
vice chairman, corporate strategy, business development, global product planning and global purchasing and supply chain General Motors Co. executive vice president operations and president, Delphi Latin America Delphi Automotive plc CFO and executive vice president Delphi Automotive plc
executive vice president and CFO Ford Motor Co.
executive vice president and president of seating Lear Corp.
senior vice president, global product development General Motors Co.
senior vice president and president, global customer group Visteon Corp. executive vice president business development, general counsel and corporate secretary Lear Corp. senior vice president, human resources Visteon Corp.
senior vice president and CFO General Motors Co.
executive vice president and CFO TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
executive chairman Compuware Corp.
executive vice president and chief technology officer Delphi Automotive plc executive vice president - global marketing sales and service Lincoln Ford Motor Co. chairman, president and CEO American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc.
■ Became CEO September 2012.
Top compensation for non-CEO executives at publicly held companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties for companies' fiscal 2012. Incentive plan/retirement column is total of nonequity incentive-plan compensation, nonqualified deferred compensation and change in pension value. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Rank
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Company Address Phone; website
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
Percent womanowned
Kay Albertie primary shareholder
$719.0 $631.0
100%
Marian Ilitch owner
459.8 472.0
100
Elder Automotive Group
Irma Elder CEO
365.6 309.4
100
Two Men and a Truck International Inc.
Mary Ellen Sheets founder
261.2 220.0
50
Cynthia Pasky president and CEO
208.7 220.0
77
Hickman family/ Stephanie Boyse president and CEO
146.1 119.1
65
Marjory Epstein, Lillian Epstein Stotland, Lena Epstein Koretzky chairman, general manager, general manager
144.0 134.1
Constance Holzer president and CEO
141.6 128.6
RKA Petroleum Cos. Inc.
28340 Wick Road, Romulus 48174 (734) 946-2199; www.rkapetroleum.com
MotorCity Casino Hotel
2901 Grand River Ave., Detroit 48201 (866) 752-9622; www.motorcitycasino.com 777 John R Road, Troy 48083 (248) 585-4000; www.elderautogroup.com 3400 Belle Chase Way, Lansing 48911 (800) 345-1070; www.twomenandatruck.com
Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc.
645 Griswold St., Suite 2900, Detroit 48226 (313) 596-6900; www.strategicstaff.com
Brazeway Inc.
2711 E. Maumee St., Adrian 49221-0749 (517) 265-2121; www.brazeway.com
Vesco Oil Corp.
7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 11. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
16055 W. 12 Mile Road, Southfield 48076 (248) 557-1600; www.vesco-oil.com
Tom Holzer Ford Inc.
39300 W. 10 Mile Road, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 474-1234; www.holzerford.com
Majority owner(s)
Company Address Rank Phone; Web site
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 60
7. 98
8.
Buff Whelan Chevrolet
Kerry Whelan-Thieleke president
136.7 138.2
100
9.
Iconma LLC
Claudine George managing member
109.7 103.2
100
10.
40445 Van Dyke Ave., Sterling Heights 48313 (586) 939-7300; www.buffwhelan.com 850 Stephenson Highway, Suite 612, Troy 48083 (888) 451-2519; www.iconma.com
Rush Trucking Corp.
Andra Rush president and CEO
104.0 115.0
100
11.
Technical Training Inc. (TTi Global)
Lori Blaker owner, president and CEO
104.0 88.0
100
12.
Wolverine Truck Sales Inc.
Lynn Terry president
85.7 51.8
100
13.
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc.
Bati Devi chairman
64.5 54.5
80
BlueWater Technologies Group Inc.
Suzanne Schoeneberger president
59.1 58.6
51
G-Tech Services Inc.
Mara Kalnins Ghafari corporate counsel
53.0 46.1
100
Judith Kucway 47783 N. Gratiot Ave., Chesterfield Township 48051 CEO and CFO (586) 949-8420; www.mcstamp.com
51.1 56.3
52
Rodgers Chevrolet Inc.
Pamela Rodgers president
51.0 49.8
85
Systrand Manufacturing Corp.
Sharon Cannarsa president and CEO
49.8 45.0
100
ARC Supply Chain Solutions Inc.
Greta Elliott president
Mars Advertising Inc.
Marilyn Barnett president and chairman
38.7 37.3
55
G. Christine Dowding Metts CEO
30.3 30.9
65
Florine Mark 28555 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills 48334 president and chairman (248) 553-8555; www.8883florine.com www.florineonline.com
28.0 28.0
60
Seko Worldwide Detroit
Tanya Bartelo owner
24.9 21.4
51
24.
KBC Tools Inc.
Paula Bass president
24.3 24.1
100
25.
35160 E. Michigan Ave., Wayne 48184 (800) 526-7874; www.rushtrucking.com 3903 W. Hamlin Road, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 853-5550; www.tti-global.com
3550 Wyoming Ave., Dearborn 48120 (313) 849-0800; www.wolverinetruckgroup.com 31791 Sherman Drive, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
24050 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 48075 (248) 356-4399; www.BlueWaterTech.com 17101 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 441-3600; www.gogtech.com
Motor City Stampings Inc.
23755 Allen Road, Woodhaven 48183 (734) 676-9600; www.rodgerschevrolet.com 19050 Allen Road, Brownstown Township 48183 (734) 479-8100; www.systrand.com 13221 Inkster Road, Taylor 48180 (877) 272-3523; www.arc-scs.com
25200 Telegraph Road, Fifth Floor, Southfield 48033-7496 (248) 936-2200; www.marsusa.com
Dowding Industries Inc.
449 Marilin St., Eaton Rapids 48827 (517) 663-5455; www.dowdingindustries.com
The WW Group Inc. (Weight Watchers)
6800 S. Cypress, Romulus 48174 (734) 641-2100; www.sekologistics.com/detroit 6300 18 Mile Road, Sterling Heights 48314 (586) 979-0500; www.kbctools.com
39.7 75 23.8 ■ Biggest increase: 66.8%
This list of woman-owned businesses is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses headquartered in Michigan. Percentage of the company that is woman owned may not be solely held by the leading shareholder. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23.
Majority owner
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
Percent Asianowned
Camaco LLC
Arvind Pradhan president and CEO
$350.0 $300.0
100%
NYX Inc.
Chain Sandhu CEO
330.0 302.0
NA
Ron Shahani 39209 W. Six Mile Road, Suite 250, Livonia 48152 president and CEO (734) 591-1100; www.acrocorp.com
159.6 133.0
100
HTC Global Services Inc.
135.0 116.0
100
Radhakrishnan 28411 Northwestern Highway, Suite 640, Southfield Gurusamy president and founder 48034 (248) 603-2600; www.technosoftcorp.com
90.0 72.0
NA
Netlink Software Group America Inc.
Dilip Dubey CEO, chairman and co-founder
84.5 71.5
NA
Synova Inc.
Raj Vattikuti chairman
69.8 74.2
100
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc.
Bati Devi chairman
64.5 54.5
100
58.0 40.0
100
53.3 B 32.6
100
40000 Grand River Ave., Suite 110, Novi 48375 (248) 442-6800; www.camacollc.com 36111 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 462-2385; www.nyxinc.com
Acro Service Corp.
3270 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 786-2500; www.htcinc.com
Madhava Reddy president and CEO
Technosoft Corp.
999 Tech Row, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 204-8800; www.netlink.com
1000 Town Center, Suite 700, Southfield 48075 (800) 799-9625; www.synovainc.com 31791 Sherman Drive, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
HCL Global Systems Inc.
Durga Prasad Gadde 24543 Indoplex Circle, Suite 220, Farmington Hills president and CEO 48335 (248) 473-0720; www.hclglobal.com
FutureNet Group Inc.
Perry Mehta president and CEO
Saturn Electronics Corp.
Nagji Sutariya president
39.9 34.7
NA
WorkForce Software LLC
Kevin Choksi CEO
30.3 24.0
NA
Kyyba Inc.
Tel Ganesan president and CEO
24.5 19.9
100
Ebinger Manufacturing/Jets Manufacturing Co.
Janny Lu president and CEO
23.6 22.9
100
Roy Smith Co.
Peter Wong president and CEO
23.0 21.0
100
Amerilodge Group LLC
Asad Malik president and CEO
19.4 17.4
100
Youngsoft Inc.
Rupesh Srivastava president and CEO
15.2 14.8
100
Chrysan Industries Inc.
Suk-Kyu Koh president and CEO
13.4 8.6
100
2V Industries Inc.
Bedi Family LLC owner
10.0 8.5
NA
Iknowvate Technologies Inc.
Venkat Mallya founder and CEO
6.8 5.9
NA
RTI Laboratories Inc.
Jerry Singh president and CEO
5.5 5.4
100
Marvel Technologies Inc.
Sarada Narasimhan chairman
4.6 2.7
100
Lotus Bancorp Inc.
Various
3.9 3.5
80
TekWissen LLC
Manish Senta president and founder
3.8 1.3
100
IPS Technology Services
Pradip Sengupta 1.2 100 president and CEO 0.3 ■ Biggest increase: 239.1%
12801 Auburn St., Detroit 48223 (313) 544-7117; www.futurenetgroup.com 28450 Northline Road, Romulus 48174 (734) 941-8100; www.saturnelectronics.com 38705 Seven Mile Road, Suite 300, Livonia 48152 (877) 493-6723; www.workforcesoftware.com 28230 Orchard Lake Road, Suite 130, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 813-9665; www.kyyba.com
7869 Kensington Court, Brighton 48116 (248) 486-8880; www.ebinger-mfg.com 14650 Dequindre, Detroit 48212-1597 (313) 883-6969; www.rscmain.com 1040 W. Hamlin Road, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 601-2500; www.amerilodgegroup.com 49197 Wixom Tech Drive, Wixom 48393 (248) 675-1200; www.youngsoft.com 14707 Keel St., Plymouth 48170 (734) 451-5411; www.chrysanindustries.com 48553 West Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 624-7943; www.2vindustries.com 30600 Northwestern Highway, Suite 480, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 626-7575; www.iknowvate.com 33080 Industrial Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 422-8000; www.rtilab.com 42400 Grand River Ave., Suite 207, Novi 48375 (248) 946-4023; www.marveltechus.com 44350 W. 12 Mile Road, Novi 48377 (248) 735-1000; www.lotusbank.com 321 S. Main St., Suite 300 , Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 259-2181; www.tekwissen.com 363 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 100, Troy 48084 248 835 9895; www.ipstechnologyservices.com
This list of Asian-owned businesses is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses based in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. NA means not available. B Acquired Smith & Wesson Security Solutions Inc. July 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Company Address Phone; website
Rush Trucking Corp.
1.
35160 E. Michigan Ave., Wayne 48184 (800) 526-7874; www.rushtrucking.com
Systrand Manufacturing Corp.
2.
19050 Allen Road, Brownstown Township 48183 (734) 479-8100; www.systrand.com
Arrow Strategies LLC
3.
30300 Telegraph Road, Suite 117, Bingham Farms 48025 (248) 502-2500; www.arrowstrategies.com
RB Construction Co.
4.
6489 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights 48312 (586) 264-9478; www.rb-construction.com
Elite Plastic Products/Elite Mold & Engineering
5.
51548 Filomena Drive, Shelby Township 48315 (586) 314-4000; www.teameliteonline.com
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Local employees Jan. 2013
Percent NativeAmerican owned
Andra Rush president and CEO
$104.0
$115.0
-9.6%
532
NA
Motor carrier
Sharon Cannarsa president and CEO
49.8
45.0
10.7
222
50
Precision machining and assembly of automotive products
Jeff Styers president and CEO
38.0
29.5
28.8
235
100
Staffing firm specializing in placement of professionals in the information technology, engineering, finance/ accounting and professional services industries on a contract, contract-to-hire and permanent basis
Russell Beaver president
18.0
3.0
499.2
5
NA
General construction company, Native American-owned, SBA 8(a) certified minority business enterprise, service disabled veteran-owned small business, disadvantaged business enterprise
71
60
Plastic injection molding, clean room medical molding, North American and Asian tool building, handling prototype through production orders
Majority owner
■ Largest percentage increase. Robert Mandeville chairman
15.2
12.0
26.7
Type of business
This list of Native American-owned businesses is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses based in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Percentage of business that is Native American-owned may not be solely held by majority owner. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
Rank
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
Company Address Phone; website
The Diez Group 8111 Tireman Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 491-1200; www.thediezgroup.com
Elder Automotive Group 777 John R Road, Troy 48083 (248) 585-4000; www.elderautogroup.com
Vision Information Technologies Inc. (VisionIT)
14. 15.
Revenue Revenue ($000,000) ($000,000) Percent 2012 2011 change
Local Percent employees HispanicJan. 2013 owned Type of business
Gerald Diez chairman and CEO
$612.0
$562.0
8.9%
NA
100%
Irma Elder CEO
365.6
309.4
18.2
215
100
Automobile dealerships
David Segura CEO
226.5
239.0
-5.2
382
100
Mobile application solutions, IT managed services and talent management
Frank Venegas Jr. chairman and CEO
182.0
200.0
-9.0
413
NA
General contracting, specialized miscellaneous steel manufacturing and distribution of protective barrier products, pure global supply chain management, centralized storage and on-demand distribution of parts for machinery and selling excess stock materials
Gary Gonzalez CEO
70.0
82.0
-14.6
400
NA
Design engineering, staffing, manufacturing technologies, integrated marketing, production systems, containers, welding systems, assembly systems and printed circuit board assemblies
Paul Gutierrez president and CEO
47.0
35.0
34.3
147
75
Electronic and mechanical repair of industrial equipment, buy and sell refurbished industrial electronics and robots, buy and sell machinery
Gui Ponce de Leon CEO
41.4
38.8
6.7
38
NA
Construction consulting; program, project and construction management; experts in dispute avoidance and resolution
Gregory Lopez president
26.0
25.2
3.3
62
59
Production machining for on- and off-road vehicle applications; castings and forgings; full product development capabilities
James Beath president
25.0
21.2
17.9
800
51
Staffing and recruiting
Lizabeth Ardisana CEO
20.6
28.4
-27.3
165
51
Marketing communications, public relations, staffing, performance management and diversity services
Denise Rays president and CEO
15.9
20.0
-20.5
59
NA
Transportation
Margie Carlson president and CEO
11.9
13.3
-10.3
7
NA
IT infrastructure solution provider and reseller offering high-end and low-end hardware, software, services, maintenance and maintenance renewals; represents leading manufactures such as IBM, EMC, HP, Oracle, Oracle Hardware (SUN), and VMware
Laurie Sall president
8.5
6.3
34.9
3
100
Products sold include IRA's, 401(k) plans, pension plans, profit-sharing plans, executive bonus plans, business continuation plans, key person plans, deferred compensation plans, buy-sell agreements, individual disability income insurance, business overhead planning, long-term care insurance, group health, life and disability insurance, health savings accounts, health reimbursement accounts, key executive benefits, Cobra services assistance and self-insured prescription cards
Steel and aluminum sales, scallops/wave blanking, blanking (exposed/unexposed), slitting, laser welding
3031 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 600, Detroit 48202 (877) 768-7222; www.visionit.com
The Ideal Group Inc. 2525 Clark St., Detroit 48209 (313) 849-0000; www.weareideal.com
Gonzalez Design Group 29401 Stephenson Highway, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 548-6010; www.gonzalez-group.com
Industrial Control Repair Inc. 28601 Lorna Ave., Warren 48092 (586) 582-1500; www.icrservices.com
PMA Consultants LLC 1 Woodward Ave., Suite 1400, Detroit 48226 (313) 963-8863; www.pmaconsultants.com
Aztec Manufacturing Corp. Inc. 15378 Oakwood Drive, Romulus 48174 (734) 942-7433; www.aztecmfgcorp.com
Reliance One 1700 Harmon Road, Suite 1, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 922-4500; reliance-one.com
ASG Renaissance LLC 22226 Garrison, Dearborn 48124 (313) 565-4700; www.asgren.com
Three Star Trucking Co. Inc. 36860 Van Born Road, Wayne 48184 (734) 728-5500; www.threestartrucking.com
Alliance Technology Solutions LLC 40 Engelwood Drive, Suite H, Lake Orion 48359 (248) 364-2195; www.ATS.biz
Laurie Sall & Associates LLC
13.
Majority owner(s)
5435 Corporate Drive, Suite 205, Troy 48098-2624 (248) 641-2655; www.lauriesall.com
Midwest Underwriters Insurance Agency Inc. 19640 Harper Ave., Suite A, Grosse Pointe Woods 48236 (313) 884-8600; midwestunderwriters.com
Goodman Venegas 2800 Livernois, Suite 170, Troy 48083 (248) 740-9090; www.goodmanvenegas.com
■ Largest percentage increase.
Christopher Rodriguez CEO
3.1
2.9
6.9
5
100
Insurance agency
M. Paul Venegas president
2.9
2.8
1.8
15
51
Commercial insurance agency
This list of Hispanic-owned businesses is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses headquartered in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Percentage of the company that is Hispanic-owned may not be solely held by a majority owner. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Vetbuilt Building Group Inc., No. 10 on last year's list, which Crain's believes would make the list, was unable to provide figures, and a reliable estimate could not be made. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Ronald Hall president and CEO
Piston Automotive LLC
22. 23. 24. 25.
Local employees Jan. 2012
Percent African American-owned Type of business
$1,746.0
5.3%
NA
992
51%
Automotive interiors
Vinnie Johnson chairman
569.9
473.8
20.3
225
226
100
Automotive supplier
Prestige Automotive LLC
Gregory Jackson chairman, president and CEO
436.0
409.7
6.4
202
150
100
Automobile dealerships, insurance and real estate
Global Automotive Alliance LLC
William Pickard chairman and CEO
415.0
329.0
26.1
510
500
100
Automotive manufacturer, assembler, warehouse sequencer, aerospace warehousing and logistics
SET Enterprises Inc.
Sid Taylor chairman and CEO
350.0
330.0
6.1
180
165
100
Metal processing
Royal Oak Ford/Briarwood Ford
Eddie Hall Jr. president
138.5
136.9
1.2
161
157
NA
Automobile dealerships
GlobalHue
Donald Coleman chairman and CEO
121.8 B
125.3 B
-2.8
NA
NA
100
Advertising agency
Bill Perkins Automotive Group
Bill Perkins president
118.1
118.3
-0.1
127
126
100
Automobile dealerships
James Group International Inc.
John James chairman and CEO
110.0
30.0
266.7
131
142
100
Logistics and supply chain management
12723 Telegraph Road, Redford 48239 (313) 541-8674; www.pistongroup.com 20200 E. Nine Mile Road, St. Clair Shores 48080 (586) 773-2369; www.prestigeautomotive.com 2627 Clark St., Detroit 48210 (313) 297-6676
30500 Van Dyke Ave., Suite 701, Warren 48093 (586) 573-3600; www.setenterprises.com 27550 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak 48067 (248) 548-4100; www.royaloakford.com 4000 Town Center Drive, Suite 1600, Southfield 48075 (248) 223-8900; www.globalhue.com 21800 Gratiot Ave., Eastpointe 48021 (586) 775-8300; www.merollischevy.com 4335 W. Fort St., Detroit 48209 (313) 841-0070; www.jamesgroupintl.com
■ Largest percentage increase.
Avis Ford Inc.
Walter Douglas Sr. chairman and CEO
107.6
110.7
-2.8
102
102
NA
Automobile dealership
Epitec Inc.
Jerome Sheppard CEO
65.0
51.0
27.5
600
500
100
IT, engineering, and professional staffing and professional services providing end-to-end solutions, project management office, analytics and business intelligence
Advantage Management Group Inc. (The Manors)
Reginald Hartsfield Kelsey Schwartz owners
57.0
56.0
1.8
760
1,000
53
Nursing homes
MPS Group Inc.
Charlie Williams chairman
53.2
46.2
15.2
129
132
52
Total waste management and environmental program management services, industrial cleaning, paint shop cleaning, emergency response, facility decommissioning and scrap metal management
ChemicoMays LLC
Leon Richardson president and CEO
52.0
37.0
40.5
110
100
100
Chemical management and distribution
Rodgers Chevrolet Inc.
Pamela Rodgers president
51.0
49.8
2.3
66
67
85
Automobile dealership
Harvey Industries LLC
Jerome Harvey president and CEO
50.0
81.0
-38.3
15
16
90
Automotive aluminum castings for powertrain with complex cores including intake manifolds, pumps, engine covers, EGR housings, water crossovers, machined, leaktested, assembled
TAG Holdings LLC
Joseph Anderson Jr. chairman and CEO
50.0
45.0
11.1
55
30
74
Components and assemblies to the aerospace, defense, automotive, mining, construction, heavy truck, and sport/ recreational vehicle industries
White Construction Co. Inc.
W. Bernard White president and CEO
35.6
27.5
29.5
16
21
100
Construction management, general contracting and design build
W3R Consulting
Eric Hardy chairman, president and CEO Keith Echols executive vice president and CTO
27.0
25.0
8.0
117
103
67
IT consulting firm serving Fortune 1,000 companies and the federal government with a focus on the following industries: finance, insurance, health care and government. Provides solutions to clients in the areas of strategic planning, feasibility studies, ROI/project evaluations, program/project management excellence. Technology consulting services include application development, infrastructure and architecture, business intelligence/data warehousing with solutions in business intelligence/search and dynamic reporting.
Powerlink Services LLC
Link Howard president and CEO
23.5
22.8
3.1
419
440
50+
ISO 9001-certified staffing, facilities management and maintenance services for the health care, education, manufacturing and commercial building management industries
New Center Stamping Inc.
Ronald Hall chairman and CEO
19.0
18.0
5.6
142
140
51
Supplier of medium to large metal stampings and welded assemblies to the automotive industry
First Independence Corp.
Donald Davis chairman and CEO
18.4
9.2
100.4
NA
NA
100
Bank
Airea Inc.
Vinnie Johnson chairman and CEO
17.0
14.0
21.4
30
30
100
Office furniture and flooring
Hercules & Hercules Inc.
Walter Jefferson CFO
10.0
9.7
2.6
20
20
100
Janitorial and environmental services supplies and equipment; environmental services training
JMA Logistics LLC
Jeanette Abraham owner, president and CEO
4.2
3.9
7.7
7
7
100
Warehousing, kitting and distribution of automotive components; procurement of offshore and domestic fasteners
29200 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 355-7500; www.avisford.com 24800 Denso Drive, Suite 150, Southfield 48033 (248) 353-6800; www.epitecinc.com
17515 W. Nine Mile Road, Suite 925, Southfield 48075 (248) 569-8400; themanors.net 38755 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (313) 841-7588; www.mpsgrp.com
25200 Telegraph, Suite 120, Southfield 48034 (248) 723-3263; www.chemicomays.com 23755 Allen Road, Woodhaven 48183 (734) 676-9600; www.rodgerschevrolet.com 17177 Laurel Park Drive, Suite 243, Livonia 48152 (734) 405-2430; www.harvey-industries.com
30260 Oak Creek Drive, Wixom 48393 (248) 822-8056; www.taghold.com 1120 W. Baltimore, Detroit 48202 (313) 872-6700; www.whitecon.com
19.
21.
Revenue Local ($000,000) Percent employees 2011 change Jan. 2013
$1,838.7
4617 W. Fort St., Detroit 48209 (313) 842-3300; www.bridgewater-interiors.com
1000 Town Center, Suite 1150, Southfield 48075 (248) 358-1002; www.w3r.com
20.
Majority owner(s)
Bridgewater Interiors LLC
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
New Center One Building, 3031 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 640, Detroit 48202 (313) 309-2020; www.powerlinkonline.com 950 E. Milwaukee St., Detroit 48211-2008 (313) 872-3500; www.newcenter.net 44 Michigan Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 256-8400; www.firstindependence.com 23231-B Industrial Park Drive, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 426-0100; www.aireainc.com 19055 Davidson West, Detroit 48223 (313) 933-6669; www.herculesandherculesinc.com 28401 Schoolcraft Road, Suite 450, Livonia 48150 (734) 762-4830; www.jmalogistics.com
This list of African American-owned businesses is an approximate compilation of the largest businesses headquarterd in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Percentage of the company that is African American-owned may not be solely held by a majority owner. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B GlobalHue's capitalized billings were $812 million for 2012 and $835 million for 2011. Revenue is an estimate based on 15 percent of billings. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Percent change
Kelly Services Inc.
$5,450.5 $5,551.0
-1.8%
1946 William Russell Kelly
Ilitch companies
2,600.0 2,400.0
8.3
Plastipak Holdings Inc.
2,371.7 2,302.4
Sherwood Food Distributors LLC
5. 6.
Family members in management with relation to the first-generation owner
Percent of business family-owned Type of business
Terence Adderley, chairman, son
93%
Outsourcing and consulting services as well as world-class staffing on a temporary, temporary-to-hire, and direct-hire basis
1959 Michael and Marian Ilitch
Christopher Ilitch, president and CEO, Ilitch Holdings Inc., son
NA
Food, sports and entertainment industries. Companies include Little Caesars Pizza, Olympia Entertainment, Detroit Red Wings, Blue Line Foodservice Distribution, Champion Foods, Olympia Development, Uptown Entertainment, and Little Caesar Pizza Kit Fundraising Program. Michael Ilitch owns the Detroit Tigers. Marian Ilitch owns MotorCity Casino-Hotel.
3.0
1967 William P. and Mary Young
William C. Young, president and CEO, son
58
Plastic containers for household goods
1,523.4 1,437.7
6.0
1969 Earl Ishbia and Alex Karp
Howard Ishbia, executive vice president of sales and marketing, son; Jason Ishbia, executive vice president of finance and CFO, son; Joel Ishbia, executive vice president of inventory management, son; Gary Karp, executive vice president of corporate affairs, son; David Ishbia, sales, son
100
Wholesale food distributor
The Suburban Collection
1,370.8 1,221.3
12.2
1948 Richard Fischer
David Fischer, president and CEO, son; David Fischer Jr., general manager, grandson; Zachary Fischer, director, grandson
100
Automobile sales and service
Walbridge Aldinger Co.
1,291.1 1,130.0
14.3
1916 John Rakolta
John Rakolta Jr., chairman and CEO, son
NA
Construction company offering services in North America, South America and the Middle East.
H.W. Kaufman Financial Group Inc./ Burns & Wilcox Ltd.
1,225.0 950.0
28.9
1969 Herbert W. Kaufman
Alan Jay Kaufman, chairman, president and CEO, son
100
Specialty insurance, reinsurance, premium finance holding company and inspections and audits
8.
Wolverine Packing Co.
1,156.0 1,066.4
8.4
100
Wholesale meat packer and processor; wholesale meat, poultry and seafood distributor
9.
Barton Malow Co.
1,005.9 1,164.1
-13.6
1924 Ben Maibach Jr.
Ben Maibach III, chairman and CEO, son; Doug Maibach, executive vice president, son; Ryan Maibach, president, grandson
70
General contracting, construction management, design/build, self-perform services: civil, concrete, rigging and interiors
Meridian Health Plan Inc.
977.1 960.6
1.7
1997 David Cotton
Jon Cotton, president, Meridian Health Plan of Michigan, son; Sean Cotton, general counsel and director of human resources, son; Michael Cotton, president, Meridian Health Plan of Illinois, son
100
Government programs health insurance
11.
Kenwal Steel Corp.
904.3 885.3
2.2
1947 Sol Eisenberg
Kenneth Eisenberg, chairman and CEO, son; Stephen Eisenberg, president, Burns Harbor, grandson
100
Steel service center
12.
Barrick Enterprises Inc.
809.9 786.5
3.0
1977 Robert Barrick
Trish Barrick, retail supervisor, daughter; Greg Barrick, general manager, nephew
100
Petroleum retailer and wholesaler
RKA Petroleum Cos. Inc.
719.0 631.0
14.0
1954 Kay Albertie, managing shareholder and Hilmer Westphal daughter; Kari Elliott, CEO and granddaughter; Leemon Kyle Albertie, land and sea vice president and grandson
100
Petroleum wholesaler, biodiesel, ethanol, E-85, jet A and jet A1 products, compressed natural gas and liquefied natural gas as well as a hauler of crude oil
Orleans International Inc.
637.0 636.0
0.2
1937 Max Tushman
Earl Tushman, president, grandson; Larry Tushman, vice president and secretary, grandson; Reed Tushman, director of operations, great grandson; Marc Tushman, director of logistics and operations, great grandson
100
Meat trader
The Diez Group
612.0 562.0
8.9
1973 Gerald Diez
April Diez, vice chair, daughter; Sherry Diez, vice president, daughter; Gerald Diez Jr., vice president, son; Mark Diez, vice president, son
100
Steel and aluminum sales, scallops/wave blanking, blanking (exposed/unexposed), slitting, laser welding
PVS Chemicals Inc.
566.0 425.0
33.2
1945 Floyd Nicholson
James B. Nicholson, president and CEO, son; James M. Nicholson, vice president, grandson; David Nicholson, vice president, grandson; John Nicholson, vice president, grandson; Timothy Nicholson, vice president, grandson
100
Manufacturer, marketer and distributor of industrial chemicals
1. 2. 3. 4.
7.
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Year founded First-generation owner
Revenue 2012/2011
10.
13. 14. 15. 16.
999 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 362-4444; www.kellyservices.com 2211 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48201 (313) 471-6600; www.ilitchcompanies.com
41605 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth 48170 (734) 455-3600; www.plastipak.com 12499 Evergreen Road, Detroit 48228 (313) 659-7300; www.sherwoodfoods.com
1795 Maplelawn Drive, Troy 48084 (877) 471-7100; www.suburbancollection.com 777 Woodward Ave., Suite 300, Detroit 48226 (313) 963-8000; www.walbridge.com
30833 Northwestern Highway, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 932-9000; www.kaufmanfinancialgroup.com 2535 Rivard, Detroit 48207 (313) 259-7500; www.wolverinepacking.com 26500 American Drive, Southfield 48034 (248) 436-5000; www.bartonmalow.com 777 Woodward Ave., Suite 600, Detroit 48226 (313) 324-3700; www.mhplan.com
8223 W. Warren Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 739-1000; www.kenwal.com 4307 Delemere Court, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 549-3737; www.barrickent.com 28340 Wick Road, Romulus 48174 (734) 946-2199; www.rkapetroleum.com
30600 Northwestern Highway, Suite 300, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 855-5556; www.orleansintl.com
8111 Tireman Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 491-1200; www.thediezgroup.com 10900 Harper Ave., Detroit 48213 (313) 921-1200; www.pvschemicals.com
1937 Jim Bonahoom, president, son; Roger Alfred Bonahoom Bonahoom, vice president, son; Jay Bonahoom, vice president
■ Largest percentage increase
17.
Art Van Furniture Inc.
515.0 470.0
9.6
1959 Archie Van Elslander
Gary Van Elslander, president, son; David Van Elslander, senior director of merchandising, son
100
Retail home furnishings
18.
Lipari Foods LLC
502.0 449.0
11.8
1963 Vincent Lipari
Thom Lipari, president and CEO, son; Lori Lipari Adams, senior vice president, daughter
NA
Wholesale deli, bakery, dairy, seafood, confections and nuts, specialty foods and packaging distribution
19.
ABC Appliance Inc.
395.0 450.0
-12.2
1963 Gordon Hartunian
Martin Hartunian, president and CEO, son; John Hartunian, vice president of information systems, son
100
Appliance, electronic, and bedding and furniture retailer
20.
Letica Corp.
380.0 B 388.0 B
-2.1
1968 Ilija Letica
Anton Letica, president, son
NA
Plastic packaging and paper cup manufacturer
21.
Elder Automotive Group
365.6 309.4
18.2
1967 Irma Elder
Phillip Elder, president, son; Robert Elder, secretary and treasurer, son
100
Automobile dealerships
Belle Tire Distributors Inc.
340.0 308.0
10.4
1922 Don Barnes Sr.
Don Barnes Jr., chairman, son; Bob Barnes, CEO, son; Don Barnes III, vice president of store operations, grandson; Kelly Wilson, training manager, granddaughter; Mike Barnes, manager in training
100
Tire retailer, windshield replacement and repair, automotive service and repair
Commercial Contracting Group Inc.
304.0 248.0
22.6
100
Building general contractor and process equipment installation
General RV Center Inc.
303.0 260.0
16.5
1964 Abe Baidas
Robert Baidas, CEO and chairman, son; Loren Baidas, president and chairman, grandson; Wade Stuff, vice president of operations, grandson-inlaw
100
Recreational vehicle dealership
John E. Green Co.
300.0 300.0
0.0
1909 John E. Green
Peter Green, president, grandson; John R. Green, COO, grandson; Michael Green, executive vice president, great-grandson
100
Mechanical and fire-protection contractor
22. 23. 24. 25.
6500 14 Mile Road, Warren 48092 (586) 939-0800; www.artvan.com 26661 Bunert Road, Warren 48089 (586) 447-3500; www.liparifoods.com 1 W. Silverdome Industrial Park, Pontiac 48343 (248) 335-4222; www.abcwarehouse.com 52585 Dequindre Road, Rochester 48307-2321 (248) 652-0557; www.letica.com 777 John R Road, Troy 48083 (248) 585-4000; www.elderautogroup.com 1000 Enterprise Drive, Allen Park 48101 (313) 271-9400; www.belletire.com
4260 N. Atlantic Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 209-0500; www.cccnetwork.com 48500 12 Mile Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 349-0900; www.generalrv.com
220 Victor Ave., Highland Park 48203 (313) 868-2400; www.johnegreen.com
1946 William Pettibone, son William Pettibone Sr.
This list of family-owned businesses is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses headquartered in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. For some companies, the founders were later bought out by another family. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Plastics News estimate. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Percent change
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
Johnson Controls Inc. Milwaukee
$21,334.0 $20,065.0
6.3%
$41,955.0 Automotive interiors, seating and electronics $40,800.0
Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Inc.
Samir Salman CEO, Continental North America
Continental AG Hannover, Germany
10,734.8 B 8,800.0 B
22.0
43,260.2 B Automotive brake and safety systems, electronics, hybrid 39,499.3 B technologies, powertrain and interior systems
Robert Bosch LLC
Mike Mansuetti president
Robert Bosch GmbH Stuttgart, Germany
10,600.0 9,800.0
8.2
67,500.0 71,700.0
Supplier of technology and services in automotive and industrial technology, consumer goods and building technology sectors
Denso International America Inc.
Hikaru "Howard" Sugi president and CEO
Denso Corp. Kariya, Aichi, Japan
6,800.0 6,200.0
9.7
38,100.0 40,060.0
Automotive supplier
Faurecia North America
Michael Heneka president, North America
Faurecia S.A. Nanterre, France
6,000.0 4,800.0
25.0
Mobis North America
Jun Ho-Suck president and CEO
Hyundai Mobis Seoul, South Korea
5,315.0 4,285.0
24.0
17,769.0 15,151.0
Automotive supplier
General Dynamics Land Systems
Gary Whited president
General Dynamics Corp. Falls Church, Va.
4,924.0 B 4,912.0 B
0.2
31,513.0 32,677.0
Designs, develops and produces armored vehicles and subsystems
ZF North America Inc.
Julio Caspari president
ZF Friedrichshafen AG Friedrichshafen, Germany
4,310.0 2,679.0
60.9
22,912.7 20,081.8
Driveline and chassis technology
Aisin World Corp. of America
Masayasu "Mike" Saito president and CEO
Aisin Seiki Co. Ltd. Kariya, Aichi, Japan
4,247.0 3,432.0
23.7
31,446.0 28,430.0
Automotive body systems, drivetrain and engine components, electronics, brake and chassis systems, chemical
Yazaki North America Inc.
Masashi "Max" Yamashita chairman
Yazaki Corp. Tokyo
3,503.0 3,050.0
14.9
15,800.0 13,931.0
Tier-one automotive supplier of power and data services to original-equipment manufacturers and tier suppliers
Amcor Rigid Plastics USA Inc.
Michael Schmitt president
Amcor Ltd. Hawthorn, Australia
3,418.5 3,295.1
3.7
12,386.8 13,151.0
Rigid plastic packaging (bottles, jars, containers, closures and applicators) for the beverage, food, spirits, health care and home and personal care markets
ThyssenKrupp Materials NA Inc.
Hans-Josef Hoss president and CEO
ThyssenKrupp AG Dusseldorf
3,200.0 3,100.0
3.2
NA 66,749.4
Materials management and services; processing and distribution of aluminum, copper, brass, specialty metals, steel and plastics; supply-chain management; logistics; industrial services
Autoliv Americas Group
Steve Fredin president, Autoliv Americas
Autoliv Inc. Stockholm, Sweden
2,870.0 2,559.0
12.2
8,267.0 8,232.0
Develops and manufactures automotive safety systems
Valeo Inc.
Francoise Colpron president, North America
Valeo S.A. Paris
2,240.0 1,897.0
18.1
15,200.0 15,600.0
Design, production and sale of components, integrated systems and modules for the automotive industry mainly for CO2 emissions reduction
TK Holdings Inc.
Robert Fisher president
Takata Corp. Toyko, Japan
2,170.0 1,963.0
10.5
4,651.5 B Safety restraint supplier 4,716.7 B
Severstal Dearborn LLC
Saikat Dey CEO
OAO Severstal Cherepovets, Russia
2,143.0 3,422.1
-37.4
14,103.7 15,812.4
High-quality, flat-rolled carbon steel products in a wide range of grades, chemistries, gauges and widths
Detroit Medical Center C
Joseph Mullany CEO
Vanguard Health Systems Nashville, Tenn.
1,957.2 B 1,995.8 B
-1.9
5,949.0 4,895.9
Health care system
Mahle Industries Inc.
Roland Zitt president
MAHLE GmbH Stuttgart, Germany
1,618.0 1,442.9
12.1
7,900.0 8,300.0
Piston systems, cylinder components, valve train, air management, and liquid management systems, large engines, industrial filtration, cooling and air-conditioning systems
Brose North America Inc.
John Dunn president
Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG Coburg
1,300.0 1,000.0
30.0
NA 5,000.0
Developer, producer and integrator of intelligent systems and modules for doors and seats
Toyoda Gosei North America Corp.
Toru Koyama president
Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. Aichi, Japan
1,215.4 B 1,180.0
3.0
NA 6,387.0
Automotive parts supplier
Hella Corporate Center USA Inc.
Martin Fischer president, Hella Corporate Center USA Inc. and CEO electronics division, Americas
Hella KGaA Hueck & Co. Lippstadt
1,171.0 B 1,069.0 B
9.5
43811 Plymouth Oaks Blvd., Plymouth 48170 (734) 414-0900; www.hella.com
6,500.0 B Lighting and electronic components for the automotive industry 6,300.0 B
Dow Automotive Systems
Steve Henderson president
Dow Chemical Co. Midland
1,100.0 1,200.0
-8.3
56,800.0 59,985.0
GKN Driveline North America Inc.
Robert Willig president, GKN Driveline Americas
NTN USA Corp. - automotive operations
Paul Tervo vice president, automotive OE
Behr America Inc.
Wilm Uhlenbecker president and CEO
1.
3.
Parent company
Parent company revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011 Business description
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience 49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
2.
Top local executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
1 Continental Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 393-5300; www.conti-online.com
38000 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 876-1000; www.boschusa.com 24777 Denso Drive, Southfield 48033 (248) 350-7500; www.densocorp-na.com
2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com 23255 Commerce Drive, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 426-5577; www.mobis.co.kr 38500 Mound Road, Sterling Heights 48310 (586) 825-4000; www.gdls.com 15811 Centennial Drive, Northville Township 48168 (734) 416-6200; www.zf.com 46501 Commerce Center Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-5551; www.aisinworld.com 6801 Haggerty Road, Canton Township 48187 (734) 983-1000; www.yazaki-na.com 935 Technology Drive, Suite 100, Ann Arbor 48108 (734) 428-9741; www.amcor.com 22355 W. 11 Mile Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 233-5600; www.tkmna.thyssenkrupp.com 1320 Pacific Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 475-9000; www.autoliv.com 150 Stephenson Highway, Troy 48083 (248) 619-8300; www.valeo.com 2500 Takata Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 373-8040; www.takata.com 14661 Rotunda Drive, P.O. Box 1699, Dearborn 48120-1699 (800) 532-8857; www.severstalna.com 3990 John R, Detroit 48201 (313) 578-2442; www.dmc.org
23030 Mahle Drive, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 305-8200; www.us.mahle.com 3933 Automation Ave., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 339-4000; www.brose.com 1400 Stephenson Highway, Troy 48083 (248) 280-2100; www.toyodagosei.com
1250 Harmon Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 391-6300; www.dowautomotive.com 3300 University Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 377-1200; www.gknplc.com
39255 W. 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 324-4700; www.ntnamerica.com 2700 Daley Drive, Troy 48083 (248) 743-3700; www.behrgroup.com
22,946.8 B Automotive seating, emissions control technologies, interior/ 20,963.9 B exterior systems
GKN PLC 1,085.4 66.8 10,908.0 Worcestershire, England 650.7 7,382.9 ■ Largest percentage increase. NTN Corp. Osaka, Japan
1,029.4 B 1,383.0 D
-25.6
Behr GmbH and Co. KG Stuttgart, Germany
897.0 894.0
0.3
Automotive supplier
Design and manufacuture driveline systems: constant velocity joint half-shafts and prop-shafts, open and locking differentials, power transfer, disconnect and final drive units, e-transmissions
5,718.7 B Sales, service and manufacturing of bearings and constant 6,604.9 B velocity joints for the automotive industry NA 5,157.6
Automotive supplier producing engine-cooling and airconditioning systems and components
This list contains information about Detroit-based divisions, affiliates, units and subsidiaries of companies whose headquarters are outside Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Companies are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. This is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analysis and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Crain's estimate. C Detroit Medical Center is owned by Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., which acquired DMC's previous owner, Vanguard Health Systems Inc., in October 2013. D Automotive News estimate. Figures represent total OEM sales. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
Lear Corp. 21557 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 447-1500; www.lear.com
Delphi Automotive plc 5725 Delphi Drive, Troy 48098 (248) 813-2000; www.delphi.com
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. 12001 Tech Center Drive, Livonia 48150 (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com
BorgWarner Inc. 3850 Hamlin Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 754-9200; www.borgwarner.com
Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Inc. 1 Continental Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 393-5300; www.conti-online.com
Visteon Corp. 1 Village Center Drive, Van Buren Township 48111 (734) 710-5000; www.visteon.com
Robert Bosch LLC 38000 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 876-1000; www.boschusa.com
Faurecia North America 2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com
Denso International America Inc. 24777 Denso Drive, Southfield 48033 (248) 350-7500; www.densocorp-na.com
GKN Driveline North America Inc. 3300 University Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 377-1200; www.gknplc.com
International Automotive Components (IAC) 28333 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 455-7000; www.iacgroup.com
Mobis North America 23255 Commerce Drive, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 426-5577; www.mobis.co.kr
ZF North America Inc. 15811 Centennial Drive, Northville Township 48168 (734) 416-6200; www.zf.com
Aisin World Corp. of America 46501 Commerce Center Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-5551; www.aisinworld.com
Federal-Mogul Corp.
16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23.
26555 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 48033 (248) 354-7700; www.federalmogul.com
Yazaki North America Inc. 6801 Haggerty Road, Canton Township 48187 (734) 983-1000; www.yazaki-na.com
TI Automotive Ltd. 1272 Doris Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 494-5000; www.tiautomotive.com
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. One Dauch Drive, Detroit 48211 (313) 758-2000; www.aam.com
Autoliv Americas Group 1320 Pacific Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 475-9000; www.autoliv.com
Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. 39550 Orchard Hill Place Drive, Novi 48375 (248) 596-5900; www.cooperstandard.com
Inteva Products LLC 1401 Crooks Road, Suite 100, Troy 48084 (248) 655-8886; www.intevaproducts.com
Benteler Automotive Corp. 1780 Pond Run, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 377-9999; www.benteler.com
Valeo Inc.
24. 25.
150 Stephenson Highway, Troy 48083 (248) 619-8300; www.valeo.com
TK Holdings Inc. 2500 Takata Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 373-8040; www.takata.com
Top local executive(s)
OEM sales ($000,000) 2012
OEM sales ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Beda Bolzenius, vice president and $22,515.0 B $20,100.0 B 12.0% president, automotive seating William Jackson, executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
Products Automotive seating systems, interiors, electronics
Matthew Simoncini president and CEO
14,567.0
14,156.5
2.9
Seating and electrical power management systems
Rodney O'Neal president and CEO
14,432.7 C
14,276.5 C
1.1
Global supplier of electronics and technologies for automotive, commercial vehicle and other market segments
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
14,141.8
14,895.7
-5.1
Automotive braking products
James Verrier president and CEO
7,183.2
7,114.7
1.0
Engine and drivetrain systems and components
6,888.0 D
5,799.0 D
18.8
Tires, stability management systems, electronic chassis systems, brake systems
Timothy Leuliette president and CEO
6,857.0
7,532.0 E
-9.0
Climate controls, electronics, interiors
Mike Mansuetti president
6,254.0
5,565.0
12.4
Automotive brake components; diesel fuel injectors; linear motion and assembly technologies; range of spare parts as well as diagnostic and repair shop solutions
Michael Heneka president, North America
6,000.0
4,800.0
25.0
Automotive seating, emission control technologies, interior systems, automotive exteriors
5,472.0 D
5,464.0 D
0.1
Automotive air conditioning and engine cooling components and systems, including condensers, radiators, CRFMs (condenser, radiator, and fan modules), heater cores, evaporators and HVAC units
Robert Willig president, GKN Driveline Americas
5,113.0
4,745.0
7.8
Constant-velocity joints, all-wheel drive, e-drive systems, transaxle parts
James Kamsickas president and CEO
4,700.0
4,400.0
6.8
Instrument panels, cockpits, door panels, headliners, flooring, acoustic systems, exterior components
Jun Ho-Suck president and CEO
4,688.0
3,757.0
24.8
Chassis, cockpit and front-end modules; ABS, ESC, MDPS, ASV parts, LED lamps, sensors, electronic control systems, airbags, hybrid powertrains, parts and power control units
Julio Caspari president
4,310.0
2,679.0
60.9
Transmissions, steering systems, suspension components, axles, clutches, dampers
Masayasu "Mike" Saito president and CEO
4,120.0
3,298.0
24.9
Body, brake and chassis systems; electronics; drivetrain and engine components
Rainer Jueckstock, co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, powertrain segment Kevin Freeland, co-CEO, FederalMogul; and CEO, vehicle components segment
4,000.0
4,600.0
-13.0
Bearings; pistons; piston rings; sealing systems; systems protection products; friction, lighting, wiper and fuel products
Masashi "Max" Yamashita chairman
3,503.0
3,048.0
14.9
Connection systems, electrical distribution systems, electronic components, instrumentation
Bill Kozyra chairman, president and CEO
3,000.0
3,000.0
0.0
Automotive fluid storage, carrying and delivery technology
David Dauch chairman, president and CEO
2,931.0
2,585.0
13.4
Driveline and drivetrain systems, axles, driveline modules
2,892.0 F
2,419.0
19.6
Airbags, inflators, seatbelts, electronics, steering wheels
Jeffrey Edwards chairman, president and CEO
2,880.9
2,853.5
1.0
Body sealing, fuel, brake and emissions, thermal management and anti-vibration systems
Lon Offenbacher president and CEO
2,850.0
2,800.0
1.8
Closure systems, interior systems, motors and electronics, roof systems
Thomas Wuensche president and CEO
2,330.7 C
2,000.0 F
16.5
Chassis systems, engine and exhaust products, body structure products
Francoise Colpron president, North America
2,240.0
1,897.0
18.1
Electrical systems, transmission systems, engine management systems, air management systems, hybrid and electric vehicle systems, climate control, powertrain thermal systems, compressors, front-end modules, driving assistance, interior controls, interior electronics, access mechanisms, lighting systems, wiper systems, wiper motors
Robert Fisher president
2,170.0
1,935.6
12.1
Airbags, seatbelts, electronics, steering wheels
Samir Salman CEO, Continental North America
Hikaru "Howard" Sugi president and CEO
Steve Fredin president, Autoliv Americas
■ Largest percentage increase.
This list of automotive suppliers is an approximate compilation. For companies based in Detroit and divisions of U.S.-based companies in Detroit, figure is for worldwide OEM sales. For divisions of foreign-owned companies, figure is for North American OEM sales. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Includes OEM sales from power solutions division. C Crain's estimate. D Automotive News estimate. E Restated from $8.1 billion to reflect deconsolidation of Duckyang Industry Co. Ltd. F From Automotive News. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top executive(s)
Revenue % change
General Motors Co.
Daniel Akerson B chairman and CEO
$152,256.0 $150,276.0
1.3%
41,379 213,000
13
Bay City, Detroit/Hamtramck, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Livonia, Milford, Orion, Pontiac, Romulus, Saginaw, Swartz Creek, Warren, Ypsilanti
Automotive
2.
Ford Motor Co.
Alan Mulally president and CEO
134,252.0 136,264.0
-1.5
NA 175,000
8
Dearborn, Flat Rock, Wayne, Woodhaven, Romeo, Sterling Heights, Livonia, Ypsilanti
Automotive
3.
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 chairman and CEO (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com
65,784.0 54,981.0
19.6
27,296 66,223
10
Detroit (4), Sterling Heights (2), Trenton, Warren (2), Dundee
Automotive
4.
Dow Chemical Co.
Andrew Liveris president, chairman and CEO
56,786.0 59,985.0
-5.3
NA 54,000
2
Harbor Beach, Hillsdale
Automotive, agriculture, home care, health care, construction
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
21,334.0 20,065.0
6.3
10,000 170,000
11
Battle Creek, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Highland Park, Holland, Lansing, Monroe, Port Huron, Romulus, Warren, Plymouth
Automotive
6.
Whirlpool Corp.
Jeff Fettig chairman and CEO
18,143.0 18,666.0
-2.8
NA 68,000
0
NA
Household appliances
7.
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
16,444.0 16,244.0
1.2
3,385 65,000
5
Fenton, Fowlerville, Portland, Saginaw, Sterling Heights
Automotive
8.
Delphi Automotive plc
Rodney O'Neal president and CEO
15,519.0 16,041.0
-3.3
1,485 117,500
0
NA
Automotive
9.
Lear Corp.
Matthew Simoncini president and CEO
14,567.0 14,156.5
2.9
3,022 113,400
9
Traverse City, Roscommon, Farwell, Mason, Automotive Rochester Hills, Detroit (2), Taylor, Brownstown
10.
Kellogg Co.
John Bryant president and CEO
14,197.0 13,198.0
7.6
NA 31,000
3
Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Wyoming
10,734.8 C 8,800.0 C
22.0
NA NA
5
Auburn Hills, Brimley, Dearborn, Rochester Automotive OEM Hills, Troy
1.
5.
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Employees Jan. 2013 Michigan/ worldwide
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
11.
300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com
1 American Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 322-3000; www.ford.com
2030 Dow Center, Midland 48674 (989) 636-1000; www.dow.com
49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
2000 North M-63, Benton Harbor 49022 (269) 923-5000; whirlpool.com 12001 Tech Center Drive, Livonia 48150 (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com 5725 Delphi Drive, Troy 48098 (248) 813-2000; www.delphi.com 21557 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 447-1500; www.lear.com 1 Kellogg Square, Battle Creek 49016 (269) 961-2000; www.kelloggcompany.com
Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Samir Salman CEO, Continental North Inc. America
Number of plants in Michigan Michigan plant locations
Clients/industries served
Food products
1 Continental Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 393-5300; www.conti-online.com
12.
Robert Bosch LLC
Mike Mansuetti 38000 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 president (248) 876-1000; www.boschusa.com
10,600.0 9,800.0
8.2
2,710 306,000
4
St. Joseph, Kentwood, Bridgeport, Buchanan
Automotive, industrial, construction goods, building technology
13.
Stryker Corp.
Kevin Lobo president and CEO
8,657.0 8,307.0
4.2
2,700 22,000
2
Kalamazoo, Portage
Health care
14.
Masco Corp.
Richard Manoogian chairman
7,745.0 7,467.0
3.7
NA 30,000
6
Ann Arbor, Adrian, Novi, Brownstown, Lapeer, Taylor
Home improvement, construction
15.
BorgWarner Inc.
James Verrier president and CEO
7,183.2 7,114.7
1.0
NA 19,100
3
Cadillac, Livonia, Marshall
Automotive tier-one supplier
Visteon Corp.
Timothy Leuliette president and CEO
6,857.0 7,532.0
-9.0
830 22,000
1
Warren
Automotive
Denso International America Inc.
Hikaru "Howard" Sugi president and CEO
6,800.0 6,200.0
9.7
NA NA
1
Battle Creek
Automotive
Rainer Jueckstock 26555 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 48033 co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, powertrain (248) 354-7700; www.federalmogul.com segment Kevin Freeland co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, vehicle components segment
6,664.0 6,910.0
-3.6
1,493 45,000
2
Greenville, Sparta
Automotive, commercial, aerospace, marine, rail and off-road vehicles; and industrial, agricultural and powergeneration equipment
19.
Dow Corning Corp.
6,120.0 6,430.0
-4.8
4,600 12,000
5
Auburn, Freeland, Hemlock Semiconductor Electronics, construction, automotive, - Hemlock (2), Midland energy, personal care
20.
Faurecia North America
4,200 94,000
7
Fraser (2), Lansing, Saline, Sterling Heights (2), Taylor
Automotive
21.
Guardian Industries Corp.
Ron Vaupel 2300 Harmon Road, Auburn Hills 48326-1714 president and CEO (248) 340-1800; www.guardian.com
5,600.0 D 5,000.0 C
12.0
NA NA
2
Albion, Carleton
Automotive, home, lighting, electronics, construction
22.
General Dynamics Land Systems
Gary Whited president
4,924.0 C 4,912.0 C
0.2
2,115 8,721
0
NA
Military
International Automotive Components
James Kamsickas president and CEO
4,700.0 4,400.0
6.8
2,579 24,000
5
Alma, Mendon, Port Huron, St. Clair, Warren
Automotive
Meritor Inc.
Ike Evans chairman, president and CEO
4,418.0 4,622.0
-4.4
797 9,039
0
NA
Automotive
Aisin World Corp. of America
Masayasu "Mike" Saito president and CEO
4,247.0 3,432.0
23.7
646 83,378
1
Plymouth
Automotive
16. 17.
2825 Airview Blvd., Kalamazoo 49002 (269) 385-2600; www.stryker.com 21001 Van Born Road, Taylor 48180 (313) 274-7400; www.masco.com 3850 Hamlin Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 754-9200; www.borgwarner.com 1 Village Center Drive, Van Buren Township 48111 (734) 710-5000; www.visteon.com 24777 Denso Drive, Southfield 48033 (248) 350-7500; www.densocorp-na.com
Federal-Mogul Corp.
18.
23. 24. 25.
2200 W. Salzburg Road, Midland 48686 (989) 496-4000; www.dowcorning.com
Robert Hansen president and CEO
Michael Heneka 6,000.0 25.0 4,800.0 2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 president, North America ■ Largest percentage increase. (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com
38500 Mound Road, Sterling Heights 48310 (586) 825-4000; www.gdls.com
28333 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 455-7000; www.iacgroup.com 2135 W. Maple Road, Troy 48084 (248) 435-1000; www.meritor.com 46501 Commerce Center Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-5551; www.aisinworld.com
This list of manufacturing companies is an approximate compilation of the largest such companies in Michigan. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Michigan office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. C Crain's estimate. D Forbes estimate, as of Nov. 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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automotive aftermarket sales Company Phone; website
Top local executive
Aftermarket sales ($000,000) 2012/2011
Company revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
$3,000.0 B $3,000.0 B
$10,734.8 C $8,800.0 C
Passenger, LT/SUV, commercial, industrial, agricultural and off-road tires; air springs; power transmission belts; vibration control; electronic stability control; blower and radiator fan motors; cooling fan assemblies; power window motors, regulators and assemblies; door lock actuators; instrumentation; racing injectors; tire pressure monitoring system replacement parts; engine management components; fuel supply components; brake pads, rotors, hydraulics and brake system components
2,900.0 2,325.0
6,664.0 6,910.0
Brake products; engine, steering and suspension components; fuel gaskets and seals; ignition and spark plugs; wipers; lighting; filters; chemicals and fuel pumps
1,421.0 C 1,448.0 C
1,450.0 1,478.0
Chassis, filtration
1,200.4 1,348.3
16,444.0 16,244.0
Disc brake systems (pads, rotors, calipers), drum brake and actuation, steering and suspension (chassis, steering gears, shocks/struts)
1,086.3 C 1,764.5 C
15,519.0 16,041.0
Engine management, diesel, fuel management, heating and cooling, braking, chassis, diagnostics tools, training and telematics
656.7 359.5
6,800.0 6,200.0
AC compressors, compressor clutches, AC condensers, expansion valves, receiver driers, accumulators, starters, alternators, spark plugs, ignition wires, oxygen sensors, fuel pumps, air filters, oil filters, cabin air filters, wiper blades, fuel injectors, mass airflow sensors, direct ignition coils, evaporators, radiators and relays
Automotive aftermarket products
Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Inc.
Samir Salman CEO, Continental North America
Federal-Mogul Corp.
Rainer Jueckstock co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, powertrain segment Kevin Freeland co-CEO, Federal-Mogul; and CEO, vehicle components segment
Affinia Group Inc.
Terry McCormack president and CEO
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
Delphi Automotive plc
Rodney O'Neal president and CEO
Denso International America Inc.
6.
(248) 350-7500; www.densocorp-na.com
Hikaru "Howard" Sugi president and CEO
7. 8. 9.
NGK Spark Plugs (USA) Inc.
Norihiko Adachi president and CEO
450.0 D 450.0 D
1,700.0 D 1,700.0 D
Spark plugs, glow plugs, oxygen sensors, ignition wire sets, resistor caps, air/fuel ratio meter
Brembo North America
Daniel Sandberg president and CEO
401.0 B 41.0 B
412.5 C 300.0
Brake systems and components for automotive, OEM, racing, high performance and motorcycle
Mahle Industries Inc.
Roland Zitt president
194.0 E 190.0 E
1,618.0 1,442.9
Filters, gaskets, engine bearings, pistons, piston rings, engine parts, turbochargers, workshop equipment
10.
Ride Control LLC (Gabriel)
Lisa Bahash president and CEO
170.0 D 156.0 D
216.0 215.0 D
Full product line up of Ride Control products including shocks, struts, and accessories for light vehicles, heavy-duty truck, industrial applications and powersports
(248) 393-5300; www.conti-online.com
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
(248) 354-7700; www.federalmogul.com
(734) 827-5400; www.affiniagroup.com (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com (248) 813-2000; www.delphi.com
(248) 926-6900; www.ngksparkplugs.com (734) 468-2100; www.brembo.com (248) 305-8200; www.us.mahle.com (248) 971-1910; gabriel.com
This list of aftermarket companies is an approximate compilation. For companies based in Detroit and divisions of U.S.-based companies in Detroit, figure is for worldwide aftermarket sales. For divisions of foreign-owned companies, figure is for North American aftermarket sales. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analysis and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Figure is an estimate from the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association Top 100 list. C Crain's estimate. D Figure from the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association Top 100 list. E Aftermarket sales represent Mahle Clevite Inc., a division of Mahle Industries Inc. Figure from the Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association Top 100 list. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST AUTO DEALERS Ranked by 2012 revenue 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Top executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Number of dealerships
Number of new vehicles sold/leased 2012/2011
Number of used vehicles sold 2012/2011
$13,163.5
$11,127.5
18.3%
257
180,764 149,068
145,580 121,501
Penske Automotive Group Inc.
Roger Penske CEO
The Suburban Collection
David Fischer chairman and CEO
1,370.8
1,221.3
12.2
31
24,615 22,900
15,960 14,263
Victory Automotive Group Inc.
Jeffrey Cappo president
703.5 B
NA
NA
25
NA NA
NA NA
LaFontaine Automotive Group
Michael LaFontaine owner and president Maureen LaFontaine owner and vice president
453.3
411.4
10.2
9
4000 W. Highland Road, Highland 48357 (248) 887-4747; www.thefamilydeal.com
8,669 7,946
4,424 3,665
Prestige Automotive LLC
Gregory Jackson chairman, president and CEO
436.0
409.7
6.4
3
16,662 15,868
1,995 1,863
Elder Automotive Group
Irma Elder CEO
365.6
309.4
18.2
9
3,559 3,561
3,487 3,710
Southfield Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram
Dan Frost president Gary Wood CFO
306.3
197.5
55.1
3
28100 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 354-2950; southfieldchrysler.com
6,863 6,520
2,104 1,850
Stewart Management Group Inc.
Gordon Stewart president
296.4
265.7
11.5
5
5,804 5,102
3,691 3,787
Snethkamp Automotive Family
Mark Snethkamp president
185.0
200.0
-7.5
4
5,475 6,150
NA NA
Jim Riehl's Friendly Automotive Group Inc.
James Riehl Jr. president and CEO
173.7
141.0
23.2
NA
NA NA
NA NA
Parkway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
Charles Riley president
153.9
110.6
39.2
1
3,867 2,657
570 571
Tom Holzer Ford Inc.
Constance Holzer CEO, president and dealer principal
141.6
128.6
10.1
1
3,658 3,369
1,007 986
Royal Oak Ford/Briarwood Ford
Eddie Hall Jr. president
138.5
136.9
1.2
2
3,629 3,574
1,366 1,313
Buff Whelan Chevrolet
Kerry Whelan-Thieleke president
136.7
138.2
-1.1
1
3,528 3,721
1,022 1,102
Pat Milliken Ford Inc.
Bruce Godfrey president Brian Godfrey vice president and general manager
136.0
129.0
5.4
1
3,597 3,521
664 673
Jeffrey Tamaroff Automotive Family
Marvin Tamaroff chairman emeritus Jeffrey Tamaroff chairman and CEO
121.0
123.0
-1.6
2
28585 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034-1928 (248) 353-1300; www.tamaroff.com
2,974 3,484
2,003 1,899
Bill Perkins Automotive Group
Bill Perkins president
118.1
118.3
-0.1
2
2,150 2,079
3,018 2,834
Avis Ford Inc.
Walter Douglas Sr. chairman and CEO
107.6
110.7
-2.8
1
2,687 2,912
1,832 1,158
Gorno Automotive Group
Ed Jolliffe president and general manager
105.5
98.5
7.1
NA
NA NA
NA NA
Village Ford Inc.
James Seavitt president and CEO
102.6
112.0
-8.4
1
2,408 2,800
670 850
Milosch's Palace Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge Inc.
Donald Milosch president
95.4
89.1
7.1
NA
NA 1,576
NA 1,289
Ray Laethem Inc.
Jeff Laethem president
87.0
90.0
-3.3
NA
NA NA
NA NA
Roseville Chrysler Jeep Inc.
Michael Riehl president
66.0
63.6
3.7
1
1,451 1,334
530 674
Rodgers Chevrolet Inc.
Pamela Rodgers president
51.0
49.8
2.3
1
1,343 1,125
521 510
Glassman Automotive Group Inc.
George Glassman president
47.6
48.3
-1.5
1
1,341 1,372
529 596
2555 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills 48302-0954 (248) 648-2500; www.penskeautomotive.com
1795 Maplelawn Drive, Troy 48084 (877) 471-7100; www.suburbancollection.com
46352 Michigan Ave., Canton Township 48188 (734) 495-3500; www.victoryautomotivegroup.com
20200 E. Nine Mile Road, St. Clair Shores 48080 (586) 773-2369; www.prestigeautomotive.com
777 John R Road, Troy 48083 (248) 585-4000; www.elderautogroup.com
20844 Harper Ave., Suite 100, Harper Woods 48225 (313) 432-6200; www.gordonchevrolet.com
16400 Woodward Ave., Highland Park 48203 (313) 868-3300; www.snethkampauto.com
32899 Van Dyke Ave., Warren 48093 (586) 979-8700; www.jimriehl.com
21560 Hall Road, Clinton Township 48038 (586) 465-7210; www.parkwaychryslerjeep.net
39300 W. 10 Mile Road, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 474-1234; www.holzerford.com
27550 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak 48067 (248) 548-4100; www.royaloakford.com
40445 Van Dyke Ave., Sterling Heights 48313 (586) 939-7300; www.buffwhelan.com
9600 Telegraph Road, Redford 48239-1492 (313) 255-3100; www.patmillikenford.com
21800 Gratiot Ave., Eastpointe 48021 (586) 775-8300; www.merollischevy.com
29200 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 355-7500; www.avisford.com
22025 Allen Road, Woodhaven 48183 (734) 676-2200; www.gornoford.com
23535 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48124 (313) 565-3900; www.villageford.com
3800 S. Lapeer Road, Lake Orion 48359 (248) 393-2222; www.palacecjd.com
1677 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe 48224 (888) 692-6317; www.raylaethemchryslerdodgejeep.com
25800 Gratiot Ave., Roseville 48066 (586) 859-2500; www.mikeriehls.com
23755 Allen Road, Woodhaven 48183 (734) 676-9600; www.rodgerschevrolet.com
28000 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 354-3300; www.glassmanautogroup.com
■ Largest percentage increase.
This list of auto dealers is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Holman Automotive Group, No. 19 on last year's list, which Crain's believes would make the list, declined to provide figures, and a reliable estimate could not be made. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Automotive News. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST SE MICHIGAN EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time employees July 2013 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Top local executive(s)
Full-time employees in Southeast Michigan July 2013
Full-time employees in Southeast Michigan July 2012
Worldwide employees July 2013
Worldwide employees July 2012
Type of business
Ford Motor Co.
Alan Mulally president and CEO
43,977
39,134
175,000
166,000
Automobile manufacturer
University of Michigan
Mary Sue Coleman president
29,551
28,525
30,274
29,234
Public university and health system
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
29,006
25,733
69,096
60,551
Automobile manufacturer
General Motors Co.
Daniel Akerson B chairman and CEO
26,843
25,813
213,000
209,000
Automobile manufacturer
U.S. government
NA
18,600 C
19,033
1,845,282 C
1,966,222
Federal government
Henry Ford Health System
Nancy Schlichting CEO
17,831
18,402
17,989
18,457
Health care system
CHE Trinity Health D
Richard Gilfillan president and CEO
14,062
13,826
86,521
54,645
Health care system
Detroit Medical Center E
Joseph Mullany CEO
13,458
13,499
13,458
13,499
Health care system for adult and pediatric care
Beaumont Health System
Gene Michalski president and CEO
13,134
12,767
13,134
12,767
Health care system
St. John Providence Health System
Jean Meyer interim president and CEO
12,002
12,649
12,560
12,310
Health care system
Richard Snyder 3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit 48202 governor (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov
9,693
10,226
NA
NA
State government
U.S. Postal Service
9,666
10,922
NA
NA
Postal service
9,591
10,920
9,591
10,920
City government
9,423
6,349
11,281
8,031
Mortgage banking
1 American Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 322-3000; www.ford.com 1301 Catherine St., Ann Arbor 48109 (734) 764-1817; www.umich.edu 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com 300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com 477 Michigan Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 226-4910; www.usa.gov 1 Ford Place, Detroit 48202 (800) 436-7936; www.henryford.com 20555 Victor Parkway, Livonia 48152 (734) 343-1000; www.trinity-health.org 3990 John R, Detroit 48201 (313) 578-2442; www.dmc.org
3711 W. 13 Mile Road, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 898-5000; www.beaumont.edu 28000 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (866) 501-3627; www.stjohnprovidence.org
State of Michigan
1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
City of Detroit
Dave Bing 2 Woodward Ave., Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, Detroit mayor 48226 (313) 224-3700; www.ci.detroit.mi.us
Quicken Loans Inc.
1050 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (800) 251-9080; www.quickenloans.com
Dan Gilbert chairman and founder
■ Biggest increase: 48.4%
Detroit Public Schools
Jack Martin emergency manager
6,586
7,839
6,586
7,839
Public school system
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan/ Blue Care Network
Daniel Loepp president and CEO
6,502
6,239
7,437
7,085
Health care insurer
DTE Energy Co.
Gerard Anderson chairman and CEO
6,213
6,277
9,854
9,895
Energy and energy-technology company
Oakwood Healthcare Inc.
Brian Connolly president and CEO
6,172
6,167
NA
7,803
Health care system
Wayne State University
M. Roy Wilson president
6,023
5,924
6,023
5,924
Public university
Comerica Bank
Michael Ritchie Michigan market president
4,814
4,891
8,904
9,132
Financial services provider
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
4,425
4,039
168,000
162,000
Automotive supplier, building control systems and facilities management
Faurecia North America
Michael Heneka president, North America
4,240
4,100
94,000
84,000
Automotive supplier
Wayne County Government
Robert Ficano county executive
3,274
3,335
3,274
3,335
County government
Oakland County
L. Brooks Patterson county executive
3,211
3,196
3,211
3,196
Government
Botsford Health Care
Paul LaCasse president and CEO
3,053
3,008
3,501
3,309
Independent hospital, cancer center, ambulance company, senior living community and hospital-owned physician practices
3011 W. Grand Blvd., Fisher Building, Detroit 48202 (313) 873-3111; www.detroitk12.org
600 E. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 225-9000; www.bcbsm.com
1 Energy Plaza, Detroit 48226 (800) 477-4747; www.dteenergy.com 15500 Lundy Parkway, Dearborn 48126 (313) 586-5052; www.oakwood.org 42 W. Warren, Detroit 48202 (313) 577-2424; www.wayne.edu 411 W. Lafayette, Detroit 48226 (248) 371-5000; www.comerica.com 49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com 500 Griswold Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 224-0286; www.waynecounty.com 1200 N. Telegraph Road, Pontiac 48341 (248) 858-1000; www.oakgov.com 28050 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills 48336 (248) 471-8000; www.botsford.org
This list of Southeast Michigan employers encompasses companies with locations in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. C As of March 31, 2013. D Catholic Health East and Trinity merged in May 2013 to form CHE Trinity Health. E Detroit Medical Center is owned by Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., which acquired DMC's previous owner, Vanguard Health Systems Inc., in October 2013. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: DETROIT'S LARGEST EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time employees July 2013 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
Detroit Medical Center B 3990 John R, Detroit 48201 (313) 578-2442; www.dmc.org
City of Detroit 2 Woodward Ave., Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, Detroit 48226 (313) 224-3700; www.ci.detroit.mi.us
Quicken Loans Inc. 1050 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (800) 251-9080; www.quickenloans.com
Henry Ford Health System
24. 25.
Full-time employees in Michigan July 2013
Worldwide employees July 2013
Joseph Mullany CEO
11,497
12,398
13,458
13,458
Health care system for adult and pediatric care
Dave Bing mayor
9,591
10,920
9,591
9,591
City government
9,192
5,984
9,423
11,281
Mortgage banking
Top local executive(s)
Dan Gilbert chairman and founder
Type of business
■ Biggest increase: 53.6%.
Nancy Schlichting CEO
8,807
9,014
17,862
17,989
Health care system
Jack Martin emergency manager
6,586
7,839
6,586
6,586
Public school system
6,308 C
6,454
27,789 C
M. Roy Wilson president
6,023
5,924
6,023
6,023
Public university
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
5,426
4,042
30,440
69,096
Automobile manufacturer
Daniel Loepp president and CEO
5,415
5,172
7,437
7,437
Health care insurer
Daniel Akerson D chairman and CEO
4,327
3,947
41,379
213,000
Richard Snyder 3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit governor 48202 (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov
3,911
4,555 E
45,144
NA
DTE Energy Co.
Gerard Anderson chairman and CEO
3,700
3,630
9,183
9,854
Energy and energy-technology company
Jean Meyer interim president and CEO
3,566
3,863
12,560
12,560
Health care system
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
2,643
3,272
NA
NA
Robert Ficano county executive
2,566
2,610
3,274
3,274
County government
Steve Zanella president and COO
2,551
2,598
2,551
2,551
Casino, hotel, resort-style spa, meetings and events, dining, nightlife
Marian Ilitch owner
1,973
2,124
1,973
NA
Robert Paul president and CEO
1,912
1,918
1,949
4,376
Software developer and provider of professional services
Jeff Allen head of operations, Redford truck powertrain
1,685
NA
2,214
2,294
Manufacturer of heavy-duty diesel engines, axles, transmissions, components, parts and various other supplies
Glen Tomaszewski interim CEO Clifford Vallier general manager
1,521
1,533
1,825
1,825
Casino
555 E. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 223-2999; www.greektowncasino.com
Comerica Bank
Michael Ritchie Michigan market president
1,194
1,256
5,232
8,904
Financial services provider
Mark Davidoff Michigan managing partner
942
915
1,064
NA
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
760
554
10,000
168,000
Ray Telang greater Michigan market managing partner
756
724
784
NA
William Muir president
715
754 F
1,263
10,776
1 Ford Place, Detroit 48202 (800) 436-7936; www.henryford.com
Detroit Public Schools 3011 W. Grand Blvd., Fisher Building, Detroit 48202 (313) 873-3111; www.detroitk12.org
U.S. government
NA
1,845,282 C Federal government
477 Michigan Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 226-4910; www.usa.gov
Wayne State University 42 W. Warren, Detroit 48202 (313) 577-2424; www.wayne.edu
Chrysler Group LLC 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan/ Blue Care Network 600 E. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 225-9000; www.bcbsm.com
General Motors Co. 300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com
State of Michigan
1 Energy Plaza, Detroit 48226 (800) 477-4747; www.dteenergy.com
St. John Providence Health System 28000 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (866) 501-3627; www.stjohnprovidence.org
U.S. Postal Service 1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov
Wayne County Government 500 Griswold Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 224-0286; www.waynecounty.com
MGM Grand Detroit LLC 1777 Third St., Detroit 48226 (877) 888-2121; www.mgmgranddetroit.com
MotorCity Casino Hotel 2901 Grand River Ave., Detroit 48201 (866) 752-9622; www.motorcitycasino.com
Compuware Corp. 1 Campus Martius, Detroit 48226 (313) 227-7300; www.compuware.com
Detroit Diesel Corp. 13400 W. Outer Drive, Detroit 48239 (313) 592-5824; www.demanddetroit.com
Greektown Casino-Hotel
411 W. Lafayette, Detroit 48226 (248) 371-5000; www.comerica.com
Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries 200 Renaissance Center, Suite 3900, Detroit 48243-1895 (313) 396-3000; www.deloitte.com
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
23.
Full-time employees in the city of Detroit July 2012
49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 500 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 394-6000; www.pwc.com
Ally Financial Inc. 200 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 NA; www.ally.com
Automobile manufacturer
State government
Postal service
Casino, hotel, dining, spa and theater
Accounting and consulting professional services firm
Automotive supplier, building control systems and facilities management
Assurance, tax and advisory services
Financial services provider
This list of Detroit employers encompasses the cities of Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park. Employers with headquarters in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties are listed with their headquarter's address and top executive. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B Detroit Medical Center is owned by Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., which acquired DMC's previous owner, Vanguard Health Systems Inc., in October 2013. C As of March 31, 2013. D To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. E As of Jan. 1, 2012. F Includes employees of former international businesses. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Company Address Phone; website
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What’s the connection between a qualified workforce and our community? Oakland Community College. Yes, OCC. Each year, we educate and train thousands of people who come to OCC to enrich their lives and enhance their careers. From students looking to transfer to four-year institutions, to those pursuing vocational and technical careers, to workers seeking to upgrade their skills, we’re creating the kind of dynamic workforce that stays in Michigan, keeps companies in our area competitive and even attracts new businesses to our region. Why place so much emphasis on the prosperity of our community? Because at OCC, community is our middle name.
Community is our middle name. www.oaklandcc.edu
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Top local executive
Full-time employees in Oakland County July 2013
Full-time employees in Oakland County July 2012
Full-time employees in Michigan July 2013
Worldwide employees July 2013 Type of business
Beaumont Health System
Gene Michalski president and CEO
11,882
11,615
13,134
13,134
Health care system
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
11,563
11,016
30,440
69,096
Automobile manufacturer
General Motors Co.
Daniel Akerson B chairman and CEO
8,550
8,258
41,379
213,000
Automobile manufacturer
CHE Trinity Health C
Richard Gilfillan president and CEO
5,979
5,903
25,271
86,521
Health care system
St. John Providence Health System
Jean Meyer interim president and CEO
4,261
4,468
12,560
12,560
Health care system
U.S. Postal Service
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
4,108
3,357
NA
NA
Postal service
Oakland County
L. Brooks Patterson county executive
3,211
3,196
3,211
3,211
Government
Henry Ford Health System
Nancy Schlichting CEO
2,846
3,409
17,862
17,989
Health care system
Flagstar Bancorp Inc.
Alessandro DiNello president and CEO
2,779
2,583
3,386
3,805
Financial institution
Botsford Health Care
Paul LaCasse president and CEO
2,776
2,746
3,107
3,501
Health care system
Oakland University
Betty Youngblood interim president
2,159
2,095
2,179
2,179
Public university
Comerica Bank
Michael Ritchie Michigan market president
2,012
1,984
5,232
8,904
Financial institution
Detroit Medical Center D
Joseph Mullany CEO
1,813
1,017
13,458
13,458
Health care system
Lear Corp.
Matthew Simoncini president and CEO
1,606
1,579
3,102
117,000
Automotive supplier
Crittenton Hospital Medical Center
Roy Powell president and CEO
1,436
1,436
1,436
1,436
Farmington Public Schools
Susan Zurvalec superintendent
1,403 E
1,379 F
NA
NA
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
John Carter market president
1,397
1,444
4,207
258,965
Huron Valley Schools
James Baker superintendent
1,387
1,052
1,387
1,387
Public school district
Rochester Community Schools
Robert Shaner superintendent of schools
1,381
1,381
1,381
1,381
Public school district
Delphi Automotive plc
Rodney O'Neal president and CEO
1,331
1,268
1,546
115,358
Automotive supplier
Comau Inc.
Riccardo Tarantini CEO
1,320 E
1,250 F
1,320 E
14,000 E
Manufacturing
Kelly Services Inc.
Carl Camden president and CEO
1,304
1,298
1,396
8,000
State of Michigan
Richard Snyder governor
1,253
1,182
45,144
NA
Faurecia North America
Michael Heneka president, North America
1,150
950
4,375
94,000
Automotive supplier
Walled Lake Consolidated Schools
Kenneth Gutman superintendent
1,138
1,258
1,138
1,258
Public school district
3711 W. 13 Mile Road, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 898-5000; www.beaumont.edu 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com 300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com 20555 Victor Parkway, Livonia 48152 (734) 343-1000; www.trinity-health.org 28000 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (866) 501-3627; www.stjohnprovidence.org 1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov 1200 N. Telegraph Road, Pontiac 48341 (248) 858-1000; www.oakgov.com 1 Ford Place, Detroit 48202 (800) 436-7936; www.henryford.com 5151 Corporate Drive, Troy 48098 (248) 312-2000; www.flagstar.com 28050 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills 48336 (248) 471-8000; www.botsford.org Squirrel Road, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 370-2100; www.oakland.edu 411 W. Lafayette, Detroit 48226 (248) 371-5000; www.comerica.com 3990 John R, Detroit 48201 (313) 578-2442; www.dmc.org 21557 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 447-1500; www.lear.com 1101 W. University Drive, Rochester 48307 (248) 652-5000; www.crittenton.com 32500 Shiawassee, Farmington 48336 (248) 489-3349; www.farmington.k12.mi.us 611 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 256-8500; www.jpmorganchase.com 2390 S. Milford Road, Highland 48357 (248) 684-8000; www.hvs.org 501 W. University, Rochester 48307 (248) 726-3000; www.rochester.k12.mi.us 5725 Delphi Drive, Troy 48098 (248) 813-2000; www.delphi.com 21000 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 353-8888; www.comau.com 999 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 362-4444; www.kellyservices.com 3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit 48202 (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov 2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com 850 Ladd Road, Walled Lake 48390 (248) 956-2000; www.wlcsd.org
■ Biggest increase: 78.3%
Medical center
Public school district
Financial services provider
Workforce solutions
State government
This list of Oakland County employers encompasses companies with headquarters in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. C Catholic Health East and Trinity merged in May 2013 to form CHE Trinity Health. D Detroit Medical Center is owned by Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., which acquired DMC's previous owner, Vanguard Health Systems Inc., in October 2013. E As of Jan. 1, 2013. F As of Jan. 1, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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General Motors Co. 300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com
Chrysler Group LLC 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com
U.S. government Ford Motor Co. 1 American Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 322-3000; www.ford.com
St. John Providence Health System 28000 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (866) 501-3627; www.stjohnprovidence.org
Henry Ford Health System 1 Ford Place, Detroit 48202 (800) 436-7936; www.henryford.com
Utica Community Schools
24. 25.
Daniel Akerson B chairman and CEO
12,668
12,343
41,379
213,000
Automobile manufacturer
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
10,406
9,423
30,440
69,096
Automobile manufacturer
NA
6,671 C
6,736
27,789 C
Alan Mulally president and CEO
4,135
4,179
43,977
175,000
Automobile manufacturer
Jean Meyer interim president and CEO
3,558
3,640
12,560
12,560
Health care system
3,328
2,873
17,862
17,989
Health care system
Top local executive(s)
Worldwide employees July 2013 Type of business
1,845,282 C Federal government
Nancy Schlichting CEO
■ Biggest increase: 15.8% 3,151 E
2,711 D
NA
Public school system
Mark Hackel county executive
2,218
2,217
2,218
2,218
County government
Gary Whited president
2,079
2,318
2,079
7,652
Armored vehicle manufacturer
Mark O'Halla president and CEO
1,561
1,508
1,561
1,561
Medical center
Robert Livernois superintendent
1,409 D
1,249
1,409 D
1,409 D
Richard Snyder governor
1,343
1,382
45,144
NA
Michael Heneka president, North America
1,325
1,500
4,375
94,000
Automotive supplier
Ronald Roberts superintendent
1,245
1,182
1,245
1,245
Public school district
Jacqueline Johnston superintendent
1,123
1,195
1,123
1,123
Public school district
Archie Van Elslander chairman Kim Yost CEO
1,016
980
2,134
2,932
Retail home furnishings
6500 14 Mile Road, Warren 48092 (586) 939-0800; www.artvan.com
Macomb Intermediate School District
Michael DeVault superintendent
924 F
882 F
924 F
NA
Intermediate school district
849
1,226
NA
NA
Postal service
729 D
744
729 D
NA
Finance
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
725
685
10,000
168,000
Automotive supplier
Jim Palmer CEO
700
700
700
NA
Advertising agency
James Jacobs president
663
671
663
663
Community college
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
611
609
3,346
65,000
Tier-one automotive supplier
Thom Lipari president and CEO
452
NA
617
NA
Wholesale food distribution
Andrew Greenlee president and CEO
427 D
423
1,297 D
1,785 D
Macomb County 1 S. Main, Eighth Floor, Mt. Clemens 48043 (586) 469-7001; www.macombgov.org
General Dynamics Land Systems 38500 Mound Road, Sterling Heights 48310 (586) 825-4000; www.gdls.com
McLaren Macomb 1000 Harrington Blvd., Mt. Clemens 48043 (586) 493-8000; www.mclaren.org/macomb
Warren Consolidated Schools 31300 Anita, Warren 48093 (586) 825-2400; www.wcskids.net
State of Michigan 3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit 48202 (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov
Faurecia North America 2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com
Chippewa Valley Schools 19120 Cass Ave., Clinton Township 48038 (586) 723-2000; www.chippewavalleyschools.org
L'Anse Creuse Public Schools 24076 F.V. Pankow Blvd., Clinton Township 48036-1304 (586) 783-6300; www.lc-ps.org
Art Van Furniture Inc.
44001 Garfield Road, Clinton Township 48038-1100 (586) 228-3300; www.misd.net
U.S. Postal Service
Christine Johns superintendent
1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
Asset Acceptance Capital Corp.
Rion Needs president and CEO
28405 Van Dyke Ave., Warren 48093 (586) 939-9600; www.assetacceptance.com
20.
23.
Full-time employees in Michigan July 2013
2,711 D
11303 Greendale, Sterling Heights 48312 (586) 797-1000; www.uticak12.org
49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
22.
Full-time employees in Macomb County July 2012
477 Michigan Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 226-4910; www.usa.gov
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
21.
Full-time employees in Macomb County July 2013
Lowe Campbell Ewald 30400 Van Dyke Ave., Warren 48093 (586) 574-3400; www.c-e.com
Macomb Community College 14500 E. 12 Mile Road, Warren 48088 (586) 445-7999; www.macomb.edu
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. 12001 Tech Center Drive, Livonia 48150 (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com
Lipari Foods LLC 26661 Bunert Road, Warren 48089 (586) 447-3500; www.liparifoods.com
U.S. Farathane Corp. 2700 High Meadow Circle, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 754-7000; www.usfarathane.com
Public school system
State government
Plastic injection molder, extruder, thermal compression molder
This list of Macomb County employers encompasses companies headquartered in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analysis and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. C As of March 31, 2013. D As of Jan. 1, 2013. E As of Jan. 1, 2012. F Figures are FTE counts from the Center for Educational Performance and Information. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Full-time employees in Wayne County July 2012
Full-time employees in Michigan July 2013
Worldwide employees July 2013
39,053
34,119
43,977
175,000
Type of business
1.
Ford Motor Co.
Alan Mulally president and CEO
2.
Oakwood Healthcare Inc.
Brian Connolly president and CEO
6,172
6,167
6,174
NA
Health care system
3.
Henry Ford Health System
Nancy Schlichting CEO
2,825
3,095
17,862
17,989
Health care system
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
2,800
2,800
10,000
168,000
Automotive supplier, building control systems and facilities management
5.
U.S. Steel - Great Lakes Works
James Gray general manager
2,200
2,190
2,200
NA
Steel mill; hot and cold rolled sheet steel for automotive, appliance and construction applications
6.
Dearborn Public Schools
Brian Whiston superintendent
2,038
2,208 B
2,038
NA
Public school district
7.
U.S. government
NA
1,881 C
1,871
27,789 C
8.
AAA Michigan
Charles Podowski president and CEO, The Auto Club Group
1,800
1,752
3,388
7,827
Provider of insurance, travel agency services and emergency road services
Severstal Dearborn LLC
Saikat Dey CEO
1,800
1,800
1,800
67,000
Flat-rolled steel production
10.
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools
Michael Meissen superintendent
1,790 B
1,800
1,790 B
1,790 B
Public school district
11.
Livonia Public Schools
Randy Liepa superintendent
1,673 B
1,937
1,673 B
1,673 B
Public school district
12.
CHE Trinity Health D
Richard Gilfillan president and CEO
1,642
1,513
25,271
86,521
Health care system
U.S. Postal Service
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
1,539
2,376
NA
NA
1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov
14.
Wayne-Westland Community Schools
Gregory Baracy superintendent
1,509
1,511
1,509
1,509
Public school district
15.
DTE Energy Co.
Gerard Anderson chairman and CEO
1,366
1,375
9,183
9,854
Energy and energy-technology company
16.
General Motors Co.
Daniel Akerson E chairman and CEO
1,264
1,225
41,379
213,000
Automobile manufacturer
17.
Comerica Bank
Michael Ritchie Michigan market president
1,226
1,264
5,232
8,904
Financial services provider
18.
Yazaki North America Inc.
Masashi "Max" Yamashita chairman
1,200
1,200
1,500
220,000
Automotive supplier
19.
Team Detroit Inc.
Mark LaNeve COO
1,170
1,161
1,170
1,648
Advertising agency
20.
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
1,165
1,092
3,346
65,000
Automotive supplier
State of Michigan
Richard Snyder governor
1,159
1,099 F
45,144
NA
22.
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
1,115
830
30,440
69,096
Automobile manufacturer
23.
Beaumont Health System
Gene Michalski president and CEO
Health care system
24.
Taylor School District
Diane Allen superintendent
25.
Garden City Hospital
Gary Ley president and CEO
1 American Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 322-3000; www.ford.com 15500 Lundy Parkway, Dearborn 48126 (313) 586-5052; www.oakwood.org 1 Ford Place, Detroit 48202 (800) 436-7936; www.henryford.com 49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
4.
8.
13.
21.
100 Quality Drive, Ecorse 48229 (313) 749-2100; www.uss.com
18700 Audette, Dearborn 48124 (313) 827-3020; www.dearbornschools.org
Automobile manufacturer
1,845,282 C Federal government
477 Michigan Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 226-4910; www.usa.gov 1 Auto Club Drive, Dearborn 48126 (313) 336-1234; www.aaa.com 14661 Rotunda Drive, P.O. Box 1699, Dearborn 48120-1699 (800) 532-8857; www.severstalna.com 454 S. Harvey St., Plymouth 48170 (734) 416-2700; www.pccs.k12.mi.us
15125 Farmington Road, Livonia 48154 (734) 744-2500; www.livoniapublicschools.org 20555 Victor Parkway, Livonia 48152 (734) 343-1000; www.trinity-health.org
36745 Marquette St., Westland 48185 (734) 419-2000; www.wwcsd.net 1 Energy Plaza, Detroit 48226 (800) 477-4747; www.dteenergy.com
300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265 (313) 556-5000; www.gm.com 411 W. Lafayette, Detroit 48226 (248) 371-5000; www.comerica.com 6801 Haggerty Road, Canton Township 48187 (734) 983-1000; www.yazaki-na.com 550 Town Center Drive, Dearborn 48126 (313) 615-2000; www.teamdetroit.com 12001 Tech Center Drive, Livonia 48150 (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com
3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit 48202 (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com 3711 W. 13 Mile Road, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 898-5000; www.beaumont.edu 23033 Northline Road, Taylor 48180 (734) 374-1200; www.taylorschools.net 6245 Inkster Road, Garden City 48135 (734) 458-3300; www.gch.org
Postal service
State government
■ Biggest increase: 34.3%
1,096
1,027
13,134
13,134
1,061 B
1,122 B
1,061
NA
1,027
NA
1,027
1,027
Public school district
Hospital
This list of Wayne County's largest employers encompasses companies headquartered in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston or Washtenaw counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. The number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B Figures are FTE counts from the Center for Educational Performance and Information. C As of March 31, 2013. D Catholic Health East and Trinity merged in May 2013 to form CHE Trinity Health. E To retire Jan. 15, 2014. Mary Barra to replace him as CEO. F As of Jan. 1, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Company Address Phone; website
Full-time employees in Wayne County July 2013
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CRAIN'S LIST: WASHTENAW COUNTY'S LARGEST EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time
employees July 2013
employees July 2013 Company Address Rank Phone; website
Full-time employees Washtenaw County July 2013/ 2012
Company Address Rank Phone; website
Top local executive
Full-time employees Livingston County July 2013/2012
Paul Mueller regional president
850 B 850
1.
University of Michigan
Mary Sue Coleman president
28,777 27,766
1.
Citizens Insurance Co. of America
Richard Gilfillan president and CEO
5,468 5,435
2.
Brighton Area Schools
2.
CHE Trinity Health B
Greg Gray superintendent
600 600
NA
2,700 C 2,808
3.
State of Michigan
3.
U.S. government
Richard Snyder governor
585 570
4.
Ann Arbor Public Schools
Jeanice Swift superintendent
2,300 2,300
4.
CHE Trinity Health C
Richard Gilfillan president and CEO
584 606
5.
Eastern Michigan University
Susan Martin president
1,886 1,910
5.
Howell Public School District
Ronald Wilson superintendent
534 534
6.
Faurecia North America
Michael Heneka president, North America
1,650 1,500
6.
Livingston Educational Service Agency
Dave Campbell superintendent
519 D NA
State of Michigan
Richard Snyder governor
1,442 1,438
7.
Livingston County
Belinda Peters county administrator
501 484
Washtenaw County
Verna McDaniel county administrator
1,332 1,318
8.
Hartland Consolidated Schools
Janet Sifferman superintendent
463 460
Thomson Reuters
1,100 D 1,816 E
9.
Pinckney Community Schools
Dan Danosky superintendent
459 445
7322 Newman Blvd., Dexter 48130 (734) 426-5920; www.thomsonreuters.com
Jon Baron senior vice president and general manager, tax and accounting William Fileti president and CEO
10.
Medilodge of Howell Inc.
Integrated Health Associates Inc. (IHA)
Shelly Petoskey administrator
289 290
11.
Toyoda Gosei North America Corp.
Toru Koyama president
219 219
12.
Asahi Kasei Plastics North America Inc.
John Moyer president
190 180
13.
Chem-Trend LP
Devanir Moraes president and CEO
14.
TRW Automotive Holdings Corp.
John Plant chairman, president and CEO
153 144
15.
St. John Providence Health System
Jean Meyer interim president and CEO
149 161
Integrated Health Associates Inc.
William Fileti president and CEO
143 88
7. 8. 9.
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December 30, 2013
10.
1301 Catherine St., Ann Arbor 48109 (734) 764-1817; www.umich.edu 20555 Victor Parkway, Livonia 48152 (734) 343-1000; www.trinity-health.org 477 Michigan Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 226-4910; www.usa.gov 2555 S. State St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 994-2200; www.aaps.k12.mi.us 15 Welch Hall, Ypsilanti 48197 (734) 487-4401; www.emich.edu
2500 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 409-3500; www.faurecia.com 3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit 48202 (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov 220 N. Main St., Ann Arbor 48107-8645 (734) 222-6850; www.ewashtenaw.org
24 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive, Lobby J2000, Ann Arbor 48106-0446 (734) 747-6766; www.ihacares.com
1,016 733
■ Biggest increase 38.6%
11.
Ford Motor Co.
12.
Truven Health Analytics
13.
City of Ann Arbor
14.
Edwards Brothers Malloy Inc. F
15.
DTE Energy Co.
16.
Domino's Pizza Inc.
Patrick Doyle president and CEO
17.
Washtenaw Community College
Rose Bellanca president
549 561
18.
Ypsilanti Public Schools
Dedrick Martin superintendent
540 D 510
19.
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
20.
Lincoln Consolidated Schools
Ellen Bonter superintendent
21.
U.S. Postal Service
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
457 586
22.
Chelsea School District
Andrew Ingall superintendent
347 359
23.
Chelsea Milling Co.
Howdy Holmes chairman, president and CEO
306 306
24.
Con-way Inc.
Douglas Stotlar president and CEO
302 297
25.
Black & Veatch
James Coyle senior vice president
266 279
1 American Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 322-3000; www.ford.com 777 E. Eisenhower Parkway, Ann Arbor 48108 (734) 913-3000; truvenhealth.com P.O. Box 8647, Ann Arbor 48107 (734) 794-6000; www.a2gov.org 2500 S. State St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 769-1000; www.edwardsbrothersmalloy.com 1 Energy Plaza, Detroit 48226 (800) 477-4747; www.dteenergy.com 30 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive, Ann Arbor 48106 (734) 930-3030; www.dominos.com 4800 E. Huron River Drive, Ann Arbor 48105-4800 (734) 973-3300; www.wccnet.edu 1885 Packard Road, Ypsilanti 48197 (734) 714-1210; www.ypsd.org 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com 8970 Whittaker Road, Ypsilanti 48197 (734) 484-7000; lincoln.k12.mi.us 1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov 500 Washington St., Chelsea 48118 (734) 433-2200; chelsea.k12.mi.us 201 W. North St., Chelsea 48118 (734) 475-1361; www.jiffymix.com 2211 Old Earhart Road, No. 100, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 757-1444; www.con-way.com 3550 Green Court, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 665-1000; www.bv.com
Alan Mulally president and CEO Jonathan Newpol executive vice president and COO
730 715
Steve Powers city administrator
686 686
John Edwards president and CEO Gerard Anderson chairman and CEO
This list of Washtenaw County employers encompasses companies headquartered in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual figures may vary. B Catholic Health East and Trinity merged in May 2013 to form CHE Trinity Health. C As of March 31, 2013. D As of Jan. 1, 2013. E As of Jan. 1, 2012. F Edwards Brothers Malloy was formed when Edwards Brothers Inc. and Malloy Inc. merged on Feb. 6, 2012. G Figures are FTE counts from the Center for Educational Performance and Information. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
789 836
630 D 662 577 605 550 D 582
496 422 468 G 478 G
16.
645 W. Grand River Ave., Howell 48843 (517) 546-2160; www.hanover.com 125 S. Church St., Brighton 48116 (810) 299-4000; brightonk12.com
3042 W. Grand Blvd., Cadillac Place, Suite 4-400, Detroit 48202 (313) 456-4400; www.michigan.gov 20555 Victor Parkway, Livonia 48152 (734) 343-1000; www.trinity-health.org 411 N. Highlander Way, Howell 48843 (517) 548-6200; www.howellschools.com 1425 W. Grand River Ave., Howell 48843 (517) 546-5550; www.livingstonesa.org
304 E. Grand River, Suite 202, Howell 48843 (517) 546-3669; co.livingston.mi.us 9525 Highland Road, Howell 48843 (810) 626-2100; hartlandschools.us
2130 E. M-36, Pinckney 48169 (810) 225-3900; www.pinckneyschools.org 1333 W. Grand River Ave., Howell 48843 (517) 548-1900; www.medilodgeofhowell.com 1400 Stephenson Highway, Troy 48083 (248) 280-2100; www.toyodagosei.com
900 E. Van Riper Road, Fowlerville 48836 (517) 223-2000; www.asahikaseiplastics.com
1445 W. McPherson Park Drive, Howell 48843 (517) 546-4520; www.chemtrend.com 12001 Tech Center Drive, Livonia 48150 (734) 855-2600; www.trwauto.com
28000 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (866) 501-3627; www.stjohnprovidence.org
24 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive, Lobby J2000, Ann Arbor 48106-0446 (734) 747-6766; www.ihacares.com
181 B 175
■ Biggest increase 62.5%
17.
Hatch Stamping Co.
Ronald Hatch chairman and CEO
135 B 128
18.
The Ideal Group Inc.
Frank Venegas Jr. chairman and CEO
99 106
19.
Allor Manufacturing Inc.
Tony Allor president
90 B 90
20.
Arcadis U.S. Inc.
Curt Cramer president, environment division
71 66
21.
U.S. Postal Service
Lee Thompson district manager, customer service and sales
70 105
21.
Machining Center Inc.
Jerry Isbell president and CEO
70 B 70 E
21.
Lowry Computer Products Inc.
Michael Lowry chairman, president and CEO
70 67
24.
City of Brighton
Jim Muzzin mayor
48 55
24.
DTE Energy Co.
Gerard Anderson chairman and CEO
48 49
635 E. Industrial Drive, Chelsea 48118 (734) 475-8628; www.hatchstamping.com 2525 Clark St., Detroit 48209 (313) 849-0000; www.weareideal.com 12534 Emerson Drive, Brighton 48116 (248) 486-4500; www.allor.com 1001 Woodward Ave., Suite 1000, Detroit 48226 (313) 965-8436; www.arcadis-us.com 1401 W. Fort St., Detroit 48233-9651 (313) 226-8678; www.usps.gov 5959 Ford Court, Brighton 48116 (810) 229-9208; www.machining-center.com 9420 Maltby Road, Brighton 48116 (810) 229-7200; www.lowrycomputer.com 200 N. First St., Brighton 48116 (810) 227-1911; www.brightoncity.org 1 Energy Plaza, Detroit 48226 (800) 477-4747; www.dteenergy.com
This list of Livingston County employers encompasses companies headquartered in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston or Washtenaw counties. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B As of Jan. 1, 2013. C Catholic Health East and Trinity merged in May 2013 to form CHE Trinity Health. D Figures are FTE counts from the Center for Educational Performance and Information. E As of Jan. 1, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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July 2013 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Top executive(s)
Outstate employees Outstate employees Michigan employees July 1, 2013 July 1, 2012 July 2013
Worldwide employees July 2013 Type of business
Spectrum Health Systems Inc.
Richard Breon president and CEO
15,955
14,689
16,067
16,067 14,806 B
McLaren Health Care Corp.
Philip Incarnati president and CEO
14,284
16,505
17,400
17,400 16,505
Michigan State University
Lou Anna Simon president
10,925
10,775
10,925
NA NA
Public university
CMS Energy Corp.
John Russell president and CEO
7,200
7,547
7,200
NA 7,754
Energy company
Dow Chemical Co.
Andrew Liveris president, chairman and CEO
6,209
6,350
6,209
53,077 52,246
Specialty chemicals, advanced materials, agrosciences and plastics
Sparrow Health System
Dennis Swan president and CEO
5,230
5,634
5,230
5,230 5,634
Health care system
Nexteer Automotive Corp.
Laurent Bresson president and COO
4,560
4,350
4,570
10,140 10,550
Steering and driveline tier-one automotive supplier
Dow Corning Corp.
Robert Hansen president and CEO
4,500
4,500
4,500
11,000 12,000
Silicon-based materials and technology
Perrigo Co.
Joseph Papa chairman, president and CEO
4,181
4,000
4,181
9,685 8,681
Pharmaceuticals
Alticor Inc. (Amway)
Steve Van Andel chairman and co-CEO Doug DeVos president and co-CEO
4,000
4,000
4,000
21,000 NA
Consumer products and business opportunities supported by a global agribusiness, manufacturing and logistics supply chain
100 Michigan Ave. NE; Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 391-1774; www.spectrumhealth.org G3235 Beecher Road; Flint 48532 (810) 342-1100; www.mclaren.org East Lansing 48824 (517) 355-1855; www.msu.edu
1 Energy Plaza; Jackson 49201 (517) 788-0550; www.cmsenergy.com 2030 Dow Center; Midland 48674 (989) 636-1000; www.dow.com 1215 E. Michigan Ave.; Lansing 48912 (517) 364-1000; www.sparrow.org 3900 E. Holland Road; Saginaw 48601-9494 (989) 757-5000; www.nexteer.com 2200 W. Salzburg Road; Midland 48686 (989) 496-4000; www.dowcorning.com 515 Eastern Ave.; Allegan 49010 (269) 673-8451; www.perrigo.com 7575 Fulton St. E.; Ada 49355-0001 (616) 787-1000; www.alticor.com
Health care system
Integrated health care delivery system
This list of outstate employers encompasses companies with headquarters outside of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston or Washtenaw counties. Number of full-time employees may include full-time equivalents. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analysis and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B As of Jan. 1, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Ranked by salary as of current or most complete season 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 18. 20. 21. 22.
Name, age (as of November 2013) Salary
Position
Contract terms
Contract length (years)
$25,000,000
wide receiver
$150,500,000
8
Team
Calvin Johnson, 28
Detroit Lions
Contract seasons 2012-2019
Prince Fielder B, 29
Detroit Tigers Inc.
23,000,000
first baseman
214,000,000
9
2012-2020
Miguel Cabrera, 30
Detroit Tigers Inc.
21,000,000
third baseman
152,300,000
8
2008-2015
Justin Verlander, 30
Detroit Tigers Inc.
20,000,000
pitcher
180,000,000
7
2013-2020
Matthew Stafford, 25
Detroit Lions
17,800,000
quarterback
76,500,000
5
2013-2017
Josh Smith, 27
Detroit Pistons
13,500,000
forward
54,000,000
4
2013-2017
Victor Martinez, 34
Detroit Tigers Inc.
13,000,000
designated hitter
50,000,000
4
2011-2014
Torii Hunter, 38
Detroit Tigers Inc.
12,000,000
right fielder
26,000,000
2
2013-2014
Ndamukong Suh, 26
Detroit Lions
10,300,000
defensive tackle
65,300,000
5
2010-2015
Charlie Villanueva, 29
Detroit Pistons
8,580,000
forward
37,700,000
5
2009-2014
Rodney Stuckey, 27
Detroit Pistons
8,500,000
guard
25,500,000
3
2011-2014
Anibal Sanchez, 29
Detroit Tigers Inc.
8,000,000
starting pitcher
80,000,000
5
2013-2018
Brandon Jennings, 24
Detroit Pistons
7,600,000
guard
24,000,000
3
2013-2016
Henrick Zetterberg, 33
Detroit Red Wings
7,500,000
forward
73,000,000
12
2009-2021
Max Scherzer, 29
Detroit Tigers Inc.
6,725,000
starting pitcher
6,725,000
1
2013
Pavel Datsyuk, 35
Detroit Red Wings
6,700,000
forward
46,900,000
7
2007-2014
Niklas Kronwall, 32
Detroit Red Wings
6,000,000
defenseman
33,250,000
7
2012-2019
Joaquin Benoit, 36
Detroit Tigers Inc.
5,500,000
relief pitcher
16,500,000
3
2011-2013
Jimmy Howard, 29
Detroit Red Wings
5,500,000
goalie
31,750,000
6
2013-19
Rick Porcello, 24
Detroit Tigers Inc.
5,100,000
relief pitcher
5,100,000
1
2013
Stephen Tulloch, 28
Detroit Lions
4,800,000
linebacker
25,500,000
5
2012-2016
Jonas Jerebko, 26
Detroit Pistons
4,500,000
forward
18,000,000
4
2011-2015
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST ACCOUNTING FIRMS Ranked by number of Southeast Michigan employees Number of employees Southeast Michigan July 2013/ 2012
Number of employees in Michigan July 2013/ 2012
Number of employees engaged in audit/ accounting
Mark Davidoff Michigan managing partner
942 937
1,064 1,051
311
168
246
147
255 255
Gordon Krater managing partner
927 869
1,298 1,227
328
134
234
231
375 362
Ray Telang greater Michigan market managing partner
756 724
784 745
370
156
117
113
393 378
George Lenyo managing partner, Detroit
500 523
578 599
216
131
66
87
188 154
Heather Paquette managing partner
290 285
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA 80
Phillip Bahr Steven Maltzman co-regional managing principals
278 288
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
132 168
Anthony Frabotta CEO
275 255
275 255
111
81
52
31
125 117
Mark Crawford chairman and shareholder
202 200
202 200
111
43
11
37
87 92
Alan Whitman managing partner
125 88
125 88
35
48
6
36
88 39
Dan Zittnan managing partner
99 108
99 NA
45
23
17
2
38 52
Fred Rozelle assurance regional and office managing partner John Marquardt tax office managing partner
86 58
NA 346
33
44
0
9
755 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1900, Troy 48084 (248) 362-2100; www.bdo.com
32 31
Godfrey Hammel, Danneels & Co. PC (GHD CPAs and Advisors)
Steven Guarini president
65 68
65 68
15
31
7
12
31 32
Kevin McKervey managing director
62 56
62 56
33
17
3
11
38 34
David Bojanic Kevin Klein Paul Arment executive committee
60 58
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1301 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 200, Troy 48098-6319 (248) 952-0200; www.gordoncpa.com
NA 25
Metzler Locricchio Serra & Co. PC
Michael Locricchio managing principal
35 35
35 35
29
29
29
29
17 17
Leonard Gayeski Mike Gottshall managing partners
30 30
30 30
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA NA
30 B 30
NA NA
23 B
3B
1B
3B
8B 10
Frank Iannuzzi president
27 26
27 26
19
4
0
4
11 10
Mark Rottermond president and managing partner
27 23
27 23
12
10
2
3
27 15
Ursula Scroggs managing director/president
26 24
26 24
18
19
10
0
16 14
Arthur Cole managing partner
25 26
25 26
17
17
9
6
10 11
Maria Montie Steve Wisinski Mark Hughes partners
25 25
12 25
12
21
12
NA
28100 Cabot Drive, Suite 102, Novi 48377 (248) 855-8833; www.shindelrock.com
15 11
Edwards, Ellis, Stanley, Armstrong, Bowren & Co. PC
Richard Edwards president
24 25
24 25
10
10
NA
4
16 16
Steven Boggs managing partner
22 21
22 21
16
18
12
4
16 15
21 186 12 179 ■ Biggest increase: 75%
5
9
5
2
11 6
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries 200 Renaissance Center, Suite 3900, Detroit 48243-1895 (313) 396-3000; www.deloitte.com
Plante Moran PLLC 27400 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 48037 (248) 352-2500; www.plantemoran.com
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 500 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 394-6000; www.pwc.com
Ernst & Young LLP 777 Woodward Ave., Suite 1000, Detroit 48226 (313) 628-7100; www.ey.com
KPMG LLP 150 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 1900, Detroit 48226 (313) 230-3000; www.kpmg.com
The Rehmann Group LLC 1500 W. Big Beaver Road, Second floor, Troy 48084 (248) 952-5000; rehmann.com
UHY Advisors Michigan Inc. 27725 Stansbury Blvd., Suite 210, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 355-0280; www.uhy-us.com
Doeren Mayhew & Co. PC 305 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 200, Troy 48084 (248) 244-3000; www.doeren.com
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP 1 Towne Square, Suite 600, Southfield 48076 (248) 372-7300; www.bakertilly.com
Grant Thornton LLP 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 800, Southfield 48034 (248) 262-1950; www.grantthornton.com
BDO USA LLP
11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 16. 18. 18. 20. 21. 21. 23. 24. 25.
Managing partner(s)
21420 Greater Mack Ave., St. Clair Shores 48080 (586) 772-8100; www.ghdcpa.com
Clayton & McKervey PC 2000 Town Center, Suite 1800, Southfield 48075 (248) 208-8860; www.claytonmckervey.com
Gordon Advisors PC
1800 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 100, Troy 48084-3531 (248) 822-9010; www.mlscocpa.com
Fenner Melstrom and Dooling PLC 355 S. Old Woodward, Suite 200, Birmingham 48009 (248) 258-8900; www.fmdcpas.com
Alan C. Young & Associates PC 7310 Woodward Ave., Suite 740, Detroit 48202 (313) 873-7500; www.alancyoung.com
Iannuzzi, Manetta & Co. PC 1175 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 201, Troy 48098 (248) 641-0005; www.imc-cpa.com
MRPR - CPAs and Advisors 28411 Northwestern Highway, Suite 800, Southfield 48034 (248) 357-9000; www.mrpr.com
Derderian, Kann, Seyferth & Salucci PC 3001 W. Big Beaver, Suite 700, Troy 48084 (248) 649-3400; www.DKSScpas.com
Cole, Newton & Duran CPAs 33762 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150-1625 (734) 427-2030; cndcpa.com
Shindel, Rock & Associates PC
Alan Young CEO
2155 Butterfield Drive, Suite 305A, Troy 48084 (248) 643-4545; www.cpasandadvisors.com
Grant, Millman & Johnson PC 39475 W. 13 Mile Road, Suite 200, Novi 48377 (248) 994-8500; www.grantmillman.com
Yeo & Yeo CPAs & Business Consultants 691 N. Squirrel Road., Suite 100, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 239-0900; www.yeoandyeo.com
Jeff Hauswirth managing principal
This list of accounting firms is an approximate compilation of the largest companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. B As of Jan. 1, 2013. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Greater Michigan banks, thrifts
Ranked by 2013 deposits inside market Rank
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Company Address Phone; website
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. 611 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 256-8500; www.jpmorganchase.com
Comerica Bank 411 W. Lafayette, Detroit 48226 (248) 371-5000; www.comerica.com
Bank of America 2600 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (800) 643-9600; www.bankofamerica.com
PNC Bank 755 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (800) 243-7274; www.pnc.com
Flagstar Bancorp Inc. 5151 Corporate Drive, Troy 48098 (248) 312-2000; www.flagstar.com
Charter One Bank
6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
27777 Franklin Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 226-7998; www.charterone.com
Huntington National Bank 801 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 500, Troy 48084-4724 (248) 244-3541; www.huntington.com
Fifth Third Bank 1000 Town Center, Southfield 48075 (877) 579-5353; www.53.com
TCF Bank 17440 College Parkway, Livonia 48152 (734) 542-2900; www.tcfbank.com
FirstMerit Michigan B 900 Tower Drive, Suite 100, Troy 48098 (248) 293-3040; www.firstmerit.com
KeyBank N.A. 100 S. Main, P.O. Box 8612, Ann Arbor 48107 (800) 539-2968; www.keybank.com
The Private Bank
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
38505 Woodward Ave., Suite 1300, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 644-2301; www.theprivatebank.com
Talmer Bancorp Inc. 2301 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 525, Troy 48084 (248) 649-2301; www.talmerbank.com
Arbor Bancorp Inc. 125 S. Fifth Ave., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 662-1600; www.bankofannarbor.com
First State Financial Corp. (First State Bank)
Top executive(s)
Deposits inside market ($000,000) June 2013/2012
Number of offices inside market 2013
Deposits outside market ($000,000) 2013
Number of offices outside market 2013
John Carter market president
$26,486.9 $24,000.1
175
$890,056.1
5,519
Michael Ritchie Michigan market president
22,568.9 21,540.4
163
27,798.1
323
Matthew Elliott market president for Michigan
11,496.6 11,489.0
127
1,007,587.4
5,272
Ric DeVore regional president for Detroit and Southeast Michigan
10,577.8 10,647.4
109
199,207.2
2,839
Alessandro DiNello president and CEO
6,005.5 7,520.8
70
1,675.5
41
Michael Dolson senior vice president, commercial banking Karen Minghine-Hagenian executive vice president, consumer banking
4,607.0 4,578.3
97
71,312.0
905
Michael Fezzey regional president
4,518.3 4,590.4
67
42,503.8
706
David Girodat president and CEO, eastern Michigan
4,142.1 4,508.9
75
90,236.1
1,295
Joseph Doyle president, Michigan
2,359.4 2,336.7
53
12,070.7
376
Sandra Pierce chairman and CEO
1,984.1 1,367.1
37
17,265.0
378
Kirk Albert president, Michigan
946.9 941.9
16
66,351.5
1,051
Dan Pehrson CEO, Michigan
924.0 859.6
2
10,450.7
25
David Provost chairman, president and CEO
867.8 845.8
14
1,001.9
31
Timothy Marshall president and CEO
782.1 711.7
7
0.0
0
Eugene Lovell president and CEO
515.3 500.5
11
0.0
0
Patrick Fehring chairman, president and CEO
469.8 385.7
8
0.0
0
W. David Tull chairman and CEO Michael Goik president and COO
404.9 367.2
1
0.0
0
24300 Little Mack Ave., St. Clair Shores 48080-3249 (866) 372-1275; www.thefsb.com
Level One Bancorp Inc. 32991 Hamilton Court, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 737-0300; www.levelonebank.com
Crestmark Bancorp Inc. 5480 Corporate Drive, Suite 350, Troy 48098 (248) 641-5100; www.crestmark.com
First Place Bank
■ Biggest increase: 37.7%
Curtis Harder senior vice president and Michigan market manager
360.6 393.5
6
1,562.6
37
Robert Chapman CEO Todd Clark president
347.7 330.9
6
452.5
12
2723 S. State St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 214-3700; www.ubat.com
Michigan Commerce Bank
Bruce Thomas president and CEO
330.0 401.0
5
244.0
5
Ronald Long president and CEO
287.5 283.3
9
0.0
0
John Mann chairman, president and CEO
216.3 202.0
3
0.0
0
William Kessel president and CEO
215.4 204.1
7
1,614.3
67
C. James Bess president and CEO
210.2 220.3
6
32.1
3
Dan Pienta senior vice president and managing director
208.7 225.8
2
3,286,190.9
69
24725 W. 12 Mile Road, Southfield 48034 (248) 358-5170; www.firstplacebank.com
United Bancorp Inc.
2950 S. State St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 887-3200; www.michigancommercebank.com
FNBH Bancorp Inc. (First National Bank in Howell) 101 E. Grand River Ave., Howell 48843 (517) 546-3150; www.fnbh.com
CSB Bancorp Inc. (Chelsea State Bank) 1010 S. Main, Chelsea 48118 (734) 475-1355; www.csbonline.com
Independent Bank Corp. 230 W. Main St., Ionia 48846 (616) 527-5820; www.ibcp.com
Oxford Bank Corp. 60 S. Washington St., Oxford 48371 (248) 628-2533; www.oxfordbank.com
The Northern Trust Bank Co. 10 W. Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 593-9300; www.northerntrust.com
This list ranks banks and bank holding companies with a presence in Southeast Michigan by their deposits in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston and Washtenaw counties. Figures are from the FDIC's deposit market reports, which are based on the branch/office deposits for all FDIC-insured institutions as of June 30. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Companies are listed with the address and top executive of their main metro Detroit office. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B Citizens Republic Bancorp Inc. was acquired by FirstMerit Corp., Akron, Ohio, April 2013. LIST RESEARCHED BY FDIC
Ranked by 2013 deposits Deposits inside market* ($000,000) 2013 2012 Deposits outside market ($000,000) Bank 2013 1. Fifth Third Bank $8,817 Southfield $9,152.9 $85,561.3 2. J.P. Morgan Chase $5,491.3 & Co. Detroit $5174.5 $911,051.7 3. Chemical Financial $4,814.4 Corp., Midland $4,383.8 $0.0 4. PNC Bank, $4,302.4 Troy $4,300.4 $205,482.5 5. FirstMerit $3,551.4 Michigan, Flint $4,556.1 $15,697.7 6. Huntington $3,253.1 National Bank, Troy $3,252.8 $43,768.9 7. Wells Fargo $2,788.8 & Co., Marquette $2659.7 $921,373,2 8. Comerica Bank, $2,258.9 Detroit $2,133.5 $48,108.2 9. Bank of America, $2,228.7 Troy $2,242.4 $1,016,855.3 10. Flgastar Bancorp, $1,675.5 Inc., Troy $1,575.3 $6,005.5 11. Independent $1,614,3 Bank Corp., Ionia $1,991.7 $215.4 12. Macatawa Bank $1,208.9 Corp., Holland $1,245.6 0.0 13. Mercantile Bank $1,063.8 Corp.+, Grand Rapids $1,106.1 0.0 14. Firstbank Corp.+, $1,027.4 Alma $365.8 0.0 15. Isabella Bank 1,023.3 Corp., Mt. Pleasant $$981.0 0.0 16. MBT Financial $896.7 Corp., Monroe $870.9 $144.5 17. Northwestern Bank, $765.3 Traverse City $784.6 0.0 18. Talmer Bancorp $610.0 Inc., Troy $593.7 $1,259.7 19. Bank of Holland, $560.5 Holland $501.2 0.0 20. First National $507.3 Bancshares Inc., $472.0 East Lansing 0.0 21. Keweenaw Financial $477.8 Corp., Hancock $456.5 0.0 22. United Bancorp Inc., $425.5 Ann Arbor $434.8 $347.7 23. Southern Michigan 441.0 Bancorp Inc., $418.4 Coldwater 0.0 24. ChoiceOne Financial $404.7 Services Inc., Sparta $403.0 0.0 25. Mackinac Financial $397.9 Corp. (mBank), $381.2 Manistique 55.7 *In Michigan but outside Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties +Mercantile Bank Corp. and Firstbank Corp. signed a merger agreement in August 2013. Merger to be completed first quarter 2014.
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST MONEY MANAGERS Ranked by assets under management Client contact
Percent change
Number of analysts Jan. 2012
Number of portfolio managers Jan. 2013
Total amount of tax-exemption portfolio Jan. 2013 Advisory activities
1.
Comerica Asset Management Group
Dennis Johnson (248) 594-4138
$25,526.5 $23,453.9
8.8%
11
NA
NA
2.
Munder Capital Management Inc.
William McNett (248) 647-9200
15,055.3 12,946.0
16.3
13
15
7,729.7
3.
Plante Moran Financial Advisors LLC
John Lesser (248) 375-7317
4,435.8 3,517.2
26.1
14
24
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, and businesses or institutional clients
4.
Seizert Capital Partners LLC
John Van Gorder (248) 593-1500
3,438.3 B 3,061.8 B
12.3
NA
NA
NA
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, and businesses or institutional clients
5.
Telemus Capital Partners LLC
Robert Stone (248) 827-1800
2,132.6 1,747.5
22.0
2
4
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, businesses or institutional clients; selection of other advisers
Flexible Plan Investments Ltd.
Len Durso (248) 642-6640
1,487.5 1,168.3
27.3
4
NA
NA
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, businesses or institutional clients; publication of periodicals or newsletters; security ratings or pricing services
7.
Advance Capital Management Inc.
Chris Kostiz (248) 350-8543
1,465.4 1,361.4
7.6
2
2
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, and businesses or institutional clients
8.
Sigma Planning Corp.
Amy Holzer (734) 663-1611
1,457.5 1,220.2
19.5
NA
425
32.0
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, businesses or institutional clients; selection of other advisers; other
9.
Ambassador Capital Management LLC
Tal Gunn (313) 961-3111
1,332.5 1,139.2
17.0
5
5
1,332.5
Portfolio management for investment companies and businesses or institutional clients
10.
Mainstay Capital Management LLC
David Kudla (866) 444-6246
1,281.9 1,047.7
22.4
3
1
1,195.4
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients; pension consulting services
LS Investment Advisors LLC
William Camp (248) 430-0262
1,243.1 929.6
33.7
39
8
759.9
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients
Portfolio Solutions LLC
Scott Salaske (248) 689-1550
1,188.0 960.8
23.6
3
3
0.0
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients
Schwartz Investment Counsel Inc.
Robert Schwartz (734) 455-7798
1,092.7 898.4
21.6
7
7
0.0
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, and businesses or institutional clients
Retirement Income Solutions Inc.
Brock Hastie (734) 769-7727
953.9 808.0
18.1
0
8
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients; other
NorthPointe Capital LLC
Ken Kosiorek (248) 457-1559
915.6 1,076.6
-15.0
4
7
733.3
Bloom Asset Management Inc.
Rick Bloom (248) 932-5200
866.6 757.8
14.4
4
7
0.0
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients; pension consulting services
DeRoy & Devereaux Private Investment Counsel Inc.
Sarah Schattner (248) 358-3220
755.4 C 494.0 C
52.9
NA
NA
NA
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients
6.
11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
255 E. Brown, Suite 200, Birmingham 48009 www.comerica.com 480 Pierce St., Birmingham 48009 www.munder.com
27400 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 48034 pmfa.com 185 Oakland Ave., Suite 100, Birmingham 48009 www.seizertcapital.com 2 Towne Square, Suite 800, Southfield 48076 www.telemuscapital.com 3883 Telegraph Road, Suite 100, Bloomfield Hills 48302-1432 www.flexibleplan.com 1 Towne Square, Suite 444, Southfield 48076 www.acfunds.com 4261 Park Road, Ann Arbor 48103 www.sigmafinancial.com 500 Griswold Ave., Suite 2800, Detroit 48226 www.ambassador-capital.com 100 E. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48083 www.mainstaycapital.com
39533 Woodward Ave., Suite 302, Bloomfield Hills 48304 www.LSInvestmentAdvisors.com 900 Wilshire Drive, Suite 200, Troy 48084 www.portfoliosolutions.com 3707 W. Maple Road, Suite 100, Bloomfield Hills 48301 www.schwartzinvest.com 455 E. Eisenhower Parkway, Suite 300, Ann Arbor 48108 risadvisory.com 101 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 745, Troy 48084 www.northpointecapital.com 31275 Northwestern Highway, Suite 145, Farmington Hills 48334 www.bloomassetmanagement.com
2000 Town Center, Suite 2850, Southfield 48075 www.deroydevereaux.com
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, businesses or institutional clients; selection of other advisers; publication of periodicals or newsletters Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, and businesses or institutional clients
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies and businesses or institutional clients
■ Largest percentage increase.
Captrust Financial Advisors
John Curry (919) 870-6822
Azimuth Capital Management LLC
Mary Beth Carozza (248) 433-4000
Kulhavi Wealth Management Team
21.
724.6 626.5
15.7
28
4
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies and businesses or institutional clients; pension consulting services; publication of periodicals or newsletters
623.3 D NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients
John Kulhavi (888) 273-1093
600.0 503.0
19.3
NA
10
150.0
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients; selection of other advisers
Sigma Investment Counselors Inc.
Nancy Kunkel (248) 223-0122
566.0 E 486.9 E
16.2
NA
NA
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients
22.
Center for Financial Planning Inc.
Timothy Wyman (248) 948-7900
489.4 389.9
25.5
4
7
3.6
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses; selection of other advisers
23.
LJPR LLC
Leon LaBrecque (248) 641-7400
486.8 375.7
29.6
4
10
307.8
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies and businesses or institutional clients; pension consulting services
Planning Alternatives Ltd.
Nathan Mersereau (248) 645-1520
479.3 450.3
6.4
1
6
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses, investment companies, and businesses or institutional clients
Jay A. Fishman Ltd.
Diane Bicoll (248) 740-9400
441.4 F 386.4 F
14.2
NA
NA
NA
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals and/or small businesses and businesses or institutional clients
18. 19. 20.
24. 25.
8031 M-15, Clarkston 48348 www.captrustadvisors.com
200 E. Long Lake Road, Suite 160, Bloomfield Hills 48304 azimuthcap.com 32255 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 260, Farmington Hills 48334 fa.ml.com/kulhavi 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 1100, Southfield 48034 www.sigmainvestments.com 40 Oak Hollow St., Suite 125, Southfield 48033 www.centerfinplan.com 4555 Investment Drive, Suite 304, Troy 48098 ljpr.com 36800 Woodward Ave, Suite 200, Bloomfield Hills 48304 www.planningalt.com 101 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1125, Troy 48084 www.jaf-ltd.com
This list is a compilation of the largest money managers in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Assets under management with discretion exclude master trusts, directed trusts, options, custodial assets and advisory accounts over which no direct investment responsibility exists. Information was provided by the companies or from Form ADV, which is used to register an investment adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available B Figures from Forms ADV filed April 2012 and June 2013. C Figures from Forms ADV filed March 2012 and July 2013. D Figure from Form ADV filed May 2013. E Figures from Forms ADV filed June 2012 and 2013. F Figures from Forms ADV filed March 2012 and 2013. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Company Address Website
Assets under management with discretion ($000,000) Jan. 2013/ 2012
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Company Address Phone; website
Top executive(s)
Assets ($000,000) 2012
Assets ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Number of members/ Number of branches
Total loans ($000,000) 2012
Total loans ($000,000) 2011
DFCU Financial
Mark Shobe president and CEO
$3,364.3
$3,100.0
8.5%
214,454 24
$1,217.5
$1,268.5
Genisys Credit Union
Jackie Buchanan president and CEO
1,485.2
1,400.0
6.1
135,707 24
764.4
749.3
Michigan Schools & Government Credit Union
Peter Gates president and CEO
1,230.1
1,130.9
8.8
69,959 11
667.1
663.6
Credit Union One
Gary Moody president and CEO
772.2
739.2
4.5
104,327 18
569.7
519.9
Michigan Educational Credit Union
Bob Sandercock president and CEO
651.6
622.0
4.8
48,093 6
314.0
323.0
Michigan First Credit Union
Michael Poulos president and CEO
644.1
598.5
7.6
88,997 9
323.4
325.5
Community Financial Credit Union
William Lawton president and CEO
511.5
477.9
7.0
51,000 8
479.0
439.2
University of Michigan Credit Union
Tiffany Ford president and CEO
494.7
459.9
7.6
52,000 7
259.0
238.9
Community Choice Credit Union
Robert Bava president and CEO
467.7
450.9
3.7
50,512 8
343.8
333.5
Detroit Metropolitan Credit Union
Kathie Trembath CEO
442.2
458.3
-3.5
21,887 2
49.9
48.3
Vibe Credit Union
Thomas Reagan CEO
424.7
433.6
-2.1
31,780 8
241.7
249.2
Co-op Services Credit Union
Anthony Carnarvon president and CEO
401.1
402.3
-0.3
49,206 8
209.6
224.5
Alliance Catholic Credit Union B
Robert Grech CEO
276.3
254.9
8.4
31,296 9
150.2
164.8
Christian Financial Credit Union
Patricia Campbell president and CEO James Speshock COO
269.4
253.6
6.2
34,616 6
194.7
185.0
18441 Utica Road, Roseville 48066 (586) 772-6330; www.christianfinancialcu.org
Our Credit Union
Tina Dix president and CEO
207.6
204.1
1.7
22,124 4
90.1
97.0
Extra Credit Union
Deidra Williams president and CEO
192.9
195.0
-1.1
21,000 2
100.6
99.2
Cornerstone Community Financial
Heidi Kassab president and CEO
192.2
191.6
0.3
20,025 5
153.7
153.1
Parda Federal Credit Union
Nancy Wasczenski CEO
185.9
191.7
-3.0
17,500 13
69.3
65.8
Peoples Trust Credit Union
Robert Podzikowski president and CEO
180.7
178.7
1.1
23,476 4
94.5
102.2
Oakland County Credit Union
Allan McMorris president and CEO
177.6
166.5
6.7
20,259 4
99.3
97.8
Central Macomb Community Credit Union
Drema Issac president and CEO
155.8
147.8
5.4
16,116 4
90.5
96.4
Affinity Group Credit Union
Glenda West president and CEO
154.9
137.2
12.9
22,041 NA
79.9
67.7
LOC Federal Credit Union
James Dickinson Jr. president and CEO
151.1
139.6
8.2
24,859 3
61.3
65.1
Public Service Credit Union
Dean Trudeau president and CEO
134.3
134.8
-0.4
25,706 6
73.3
74.5
Motor City Co-op Credit Union
Steven Andrews president and CEO
123.0
115.4
6.5
17,633 4
39.7
NA
400 Town Center Drive, Dearborn 48126 (888) 336-2700; www.dfcufinancial.com
2100 Executive Hills Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 322-9800; www.genisyscu.org
40400 Garfield Road, Clinton Township 48038 (586) 263-8800; www.msgcu.org
400 E. Nine Mile Road, Ferndale 48220 (248) 398-1210; www.cuone.org
9200 Haggerty Road, Plymouth 48170 (734) 455-9200; www.michedcu.org
27000 Evergreen Road, Lathrup Village 48076 (313) 345-7200; www.michiganfirst.com
500 S. Harvey, Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-1200; www.cfcu.org
340 E. Huron St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 662-8200; www.umcu.org
31155 Northwestern Highway, Suite 294, Farmington Hills 48334 (877) 243-2528; www.communitychoicecu.com 1480 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 48207 (313) 568-5000; www.dmcu.com
44575 W. 12 Mile Road, Novi 48377 (248) 735-9500; www.vibecreditunion.com
29550 Five Mile Road, Livonia 48154 (800) 321-8570; www.cscu.org
255 E. Maple Road, Troy 48083 (248) 689-7400; www.michcathcu.org
3070 Normandy Road, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 549-3838; www.ourcuonline.org
6611 Chicago Road, Warren 48092 (586) 276-3000; www.extracreditunion.org
2955 University Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 340-9310; www.ccfinancial.com
2601 Cambridge Court, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 340-7000; www.parda.com
24333 Lahser Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 263-4100; www.peoplestrustcu.org
1375 N. Oakland Blvd., Waterford Township 48327 (248) 886-0144; www.oaklandcountycu.com
37570 Gratiot Ave., Clinton Township 48036 (586) 466-7800; www.cmccu.com
144 E. Pike St., Pontiac 48342 (248) 334-0568; www.myagcu.org
22981 Farmington Road, Farmington 48336 (248) 474-2200; www.locfederal.com
7665 Merriman Road, Romulus 48174 (734) 641-8400; www.pscunow.com
37321 Garfield Road, Clinton Township 48036-2052 (586) 228-8484; motorcitycoopcu.com
■ Largest percentage increase.
This list of credit unions is of the largest such institutions in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw or Livingston counties. Information is supplied by the credit unions and the National Credit Union Administration December 2012 reports, ncua.gov. This is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B On Jan. 1, 2013, Michigan Catholic Credit Union merged with First Catholic Federal Credit Union to create Alliance Catholic Credit Union. Figures are attributed to Michigan Catholic Credit Union. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST BUSINESS INSURANCE AGENCIES Ranked by 2012 revenue 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 21. 23. 24. 25.
Revenue Revenue ($000,000) ($000,000) 2012 2011
Top executive(s)
Premium volume ($000,000) 2012
Detroit-area employees 2013
Total U.S. employees 2013
Retail
Revenue Source Wholesale Services
Compensation Other
Commissions Fees
Meadowbrook Inc.
Robert Cubbin president and CEO
$147.0
$134.9
$1,500.0
286
1,044
37
0
61
2
23
77
Aon Corp.
Carol Williams, resident managing director, CEO, Aon Risk Solutions Paul Barbick, Michigan market leader, Aon Hewitt LeAnne McCorry, executive chairman and managing principal, Aon Risk Solutions
120.0
113.1
NA
171
34,000
85
0
15
0
40
60
Brown & Brown
David Lucas, president, Fenton Angela Garner, president, Saginaw Paul Glantz, president, Troy Todd Piersol, president
70.0
70.0
NA
349
7,000
70
30
0
0
96
5
Marsh
Dan Deighton managing director and Detroit office head
48.0 B
NA
NA
135
9,013
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Gallagher Benefit Services of Michigan Inc.
Bryan Hirn area president
39.1
33.9
811.9
62
13,700
NA
NA
NA
NA
83
17
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Kevin Youngs managing director, Southfield
24.5 B
24.9
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
LSG Insurance Partners
Jay Schreibman president and CEO
22.7
18.8
831.5
76
90
NA
NA
NA
NA
97
3
Valenti, Trobec, Chandler Inc.
Alan Chandler president and CEO
21.8
20.1
NA
125
129
98
0
2
0
98
2
Hylant Group
Mark Miller regional vice president, Michigan
20.6
15.9
250.7
119
617
99
0
0
1
86
14
Kapnick Insurance Group
Jim Kapnick president
17.2
15.5
NA
55
130
100
0
0
0
90
10
McGraw Wentworth
Thomas McGraw president
15.4
13.7
850.0
72
72
NA
NA
NA
NA
94
6
Michigan Financial Cos. Inc.
Nick Valenti president and CEO
15.3
14.1
13.3
91
127
100
0
0
0
NA
NA
Schechter Wealth Strategies/Schechter Benefits Services
Marc Schechter Jason Zimmerman senior managing directors
8.8
8.4
NA
41
41
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Laurie Sall & Associates LLC
Laurie Sall president
8.5
6.3
8.5
3
3
0
0
0
0
100
0
26255 American Drive, Southfield 48034-6112 (248) 358-1100; www.meadowbrook.com 3000 Town Center, Suite 3000, Southfield 48075 (248) 936-5200; www.aon.com
35735 Mound Road, Sterling Heights 48310 (586) 977-6300; www.bbdetroit.com
600 Renaissance Center, Suite 2100, Detroit 48243 (313) 393-6800; www.marsh.com 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 408, Bingham Farms 48025 (248) 203-0626; www.gallagherbenefits.com 4000 Town Center, Suite 800, Southfield 48075 (248) 353-5800; wfis.wellsfargo.com 2369 Franklin Road, Bloomfield Hills 48302 (248) 332-3100; www.lsgip.com 1175 W. Long Lake Road, Troy 48098 (248) 828-3377; www.vtcins.com
24 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive, Suite J4100, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 741-0044; www.hylant.com 26100 American Drive, Suite 300, Southfield 48034 (248) 352-4455; www.kapnick.com 3331 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 200, Troy 48084 (248) 822-8000; www.mcgrawwentworth.com 28411 Northwestern Highway, Suite 1300, Southfield 48034 (248) 663-4700; www.michiganfinancial.com
251 Pierce, Birmingham 48009 (248) 731-9500; www.schechterwealth.com www.schechterbenefits.com
5435 Corporate Drive, Suite 205, Troy 48098-2624 (248) 641-2655; www.lauriesall.com
■ Biggest increase: 34.9%
Ralph C. Wilson Agency Inc.
Stefano Vannelli president and CEO
7.0
6.5
NA
44
44
100
0
0
0
95
5
Daly Merritt Insurance
Martin Daly president and CEO
6.8
6.2
78.6
40
40
98
0
0
2
99
1
Oswald Cos.
Donald Engle senior vice president, branch manager
5.7
4.4
NA
26
325
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
The Huttenlocher Group
David Huttenlocher CEO
5.5
5.4
NA
43
43
100
NA
NA
NA
97
3
Korotkin Insurance Group
Kenneth Korotkin president
5.2
4.8
NA
NA
46
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
J.S. Clark Agency Inc.
Joel Clark president and CEO
3.7
3.4
NA
24
24
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Allied Insurance Managers Inc.
Ron Kosmal chairman and CEO
3.5
3.1
30.0
32
32
100
0
0
0
100
0
Great Lakes Employee Benefit Services Inc.
Joseph Coan James Scoggin principals/co-owners
3.5
3.0
106.1
13
13
100
0
0
0
100
0
Johnston Lewis Associates Inc.
Todd Lewis, president Jay Sawmiller, executive vice president Mike Cardella, vice president Dan Wilhelm, vice president
3.2
2.8
29.0
22
22
99
0
1
0
99
1
575 E. Maple Road, Troy 48083 (248) 528-2400; www.johnstonlewis.com
Midwest Underwriters Insurance Agency Inc.
Christopher Rodriguez owner, CEO
3.1
2.9
NA
5
5
0
0
0
0
100
0
Capital Insurance Group
Robert Moglia Jr., president Edmund George, vice president Tom Moglia, vice president Donn Johnson, vice president
3.0
3.0
27.6
22
22
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26026 Telegraph Road, Suite 100, Southfield 48086 (800) 638-1174; www.rcwa.net 100 Maple, Wyandotte 48192 (734) 283-1400; www.dalymerritt.com 39572 Woodward Ave., No. 201, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 433-1466; oswaldcompanies.com 1007 W. Huron, Waterford Township 48328 (248) 681-2100; www.hgway.com 26877 Northwestern Highway, Suite 400, Southfield 48033 (248) 352-9124; www.korotkin.com 25900 W. 11 Mile Road, Suite 210, Southfield 48034 (248) 355-9600; www.jsclarkagency.com 1055 S. Blvd. E., Suite 110, Rochester Hills 48307 (248) 853-0930; www.alliedinsmgr.com 50 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 460, Troy 48084 (248) 641-0000; www.glebs.com
19640 Harper Ave., Suite A, Grosse Pointe Woods 48236 (313) 884-8600; midwestunderwriters.com 1263 W. Square Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills 48302 (248) 333-2500; www.capitalinsuranceagent.com
This list is an approximate compilation of the largest such agencies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Alliant Insurance Services, No. 12 on last year's list, which Crain's believes would make the list, declined to provide figures, and a reliable estimate could not be made. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Crain's estimate. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. 19. 21. 22. 22. 22. 25. 25.
Total number of loans/ Total loaned amount
Number of approvals Preferred Lender Program
SBA Express
Other
787 $162,858,400
122
626
39
172 $20,056,700
6
160
6
48 $8,071,700
8
37
3
42 $15,871,200
3
19
20
35 $8,083,200
8
24
3
32 $9,946,400
9
7
16
31 $15,062,500
14
12
5
30 $28,885,952
0
7
23
30 $9,553,400
0
18
12
27 $5,820,825
0
13
14
26 $14,507,800
17
5
4
25 $30,865,500
17
3
5
23 $3,387,500
0
19
4
21 $15,058,600
14
1
6
Salt Lake City
Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares Inc. (Bank of Birmingham)
21 $8,168,800
0
7
14
20 $11,248,500
0
8
12
18 $9,965,800
9
6
3
17 $4,665,200
8
8
1
14 $7,056,400
0
5
9
14 $1,194,800
0
11
3
13 $11,241,000
7
3
3
12 $8,835,700
0
0
12
12 $7,789,100
0
7
5
12 $7,029,200
0
0
12
10 $3,984,700
8
1
1
10 $1,135,000
0
9
1
1,831 $576,482,777
310
1,098
423
Lending institution City
Huntington Bancshares Inc. Columbus
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. New York
FirstMerit Michigan B Flint
Hantz Holdings Inc. Southfield
PNC Financial Services Group Inc. Pittsburgh
Horizon Bancorp Michigan City
Fifth Third Bancorp Inc. Cincinnati
United Bancorp Inc. Ann Arbor
Mackinac Financial Corp. (mBank) Manistique
Chemical Financial Corp. Midland
Wells Fargo & Co. San Francisco
Comerica Inc. Dallas
Honor Bancorp Inc. Honor
Celtic Investment Inc.
Birmingham
Level One Bancorp Inc. Farmington Hills
The Bank of Holland Holland
1st Source Corp. South Bend
Independent Bank Corp. Ionia
Michigan State University Federal Credit Union East Lansing
The Bank of Northern Michigan Petoskey
Capitol Bancorp Ltd. Lansing
Fentura Financial Inc. (The State Bank) Fenton
Macatawa Bank Corp. Holland
Bank of Michigan Farmington Hills
Huron Valley State Bank Milford
햳 Total
This list was compiled from information provided by the Michigan district office of the SBA for fiscal year 2013: Oct. 1, 2012-Sept. 30, 2013. The Preferred Lender Program allows selected lenders to make certain SBA loans without prior approval from the SBA. SBA Express allows PLP lenders to use many of their own forms, analyses and procedures to process, service and liquidate SBA loans of up to $350,000. Other includes Regular 7(a), Community Express, Patriot Express, Certified Lenders Program, Dealer Floor Plan Loans, Export Working Capital, Export Express and Lenders Advantage Program. B Akron, Ohio-based FirstMerit Corp. acquired Citizens Republic Bancorp Inc. April 12, 2013.
햳 Figures are statewide totals, including institutions not listed because they had fewer than 10 approvals.
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CRAIN'S LIST: SE MICHIGAN LAW FIRMS Ranked by number of attorneys 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 14. 14. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 23.
Top local executive(s)
Total local Of attorneys Partners Counsel Paralegal Michigan June 2013/ June Associates June June June Worldwide 2012 2013 June 2013 2013 2013 2013 June 2013 Representative clients
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP
David Foltyn chairman and CEO
198 188
160
33
11
28
231
231
BlackEagle Partners LLC, Detroit Institute of Arts, DTE Energy Co., General Motors Co., Huron Capital Partners LLC, Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust, Rock Financial/ Quicken Loans Inc./Rockbridge Growth Equity LLC, Village Green, Taubman Centers Inc., Trinity Health
Dykema Gossett PLLC
Peter Kellett chairman and CEO
159 162
97
32
0
13
186
355
BorgWarner Inc., Compuware Corp., Chrysler Group LLC, Flagstar Bank, Ford Motor Co., ITC Holdings Corp., Lear Corp., Penske Automotive Group
Dickinson Wright PLLC
William Burgess CEO
157 156
110
47
NA
24
190
325
NA
Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone PLC
Michael McGee CEO
156 182
95
33
12
34
206
266
Comerica Inc., Chrysler Group LLC, Ford Motor Co., city of Detroit, Stryker Corp., DTE Energy Co., Tesco Corp.
Clark Hill PLC
John Hern CEO
147 150
NA
NA
NA
NA
185
325
NA
Bodman PLC
Ralph McDowell chairman
133 130
92
34
20
21
137
137
Comerica Bank, Bank of America, Lear Corp., Ford family, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Archdiocese of Detroit, Grede Holdings LLC, Key Plastics LLC, Detroit Medical Center, Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories Ltd.
Plunkett Cooney PC
Henry Cooney president and CEO
104 107
55
41
8
14
144
161
Bank of America N.A., Huntington National Bank, First American Title Insurance Co., Beaumont Health System, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Michigan Municipal League, PNC Financial Services Group, The Travelers Cos., Frankenmuth Mutual Insurance Co
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss PC
Bill Sider CEO and managing partner
97 102
85
12
7
18
97
97
Sun Communities Inc., Belfor USA, Oppenheimer & Co., Strength Capital Partners, Redico LLC
Butzel Long PC
Justin Klimko president and managing shareholder
95 99
76
12
2
15
98
106
150 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 100, Detroit 48226 (313) 225-7000; www.butzel.com
Beaumont Health System, MGM Grand Detroit, Dura Automotive LLC, KSPG Automotive, Indian Head, University of Michigan, Oakland Community College, Exxon Mobil
Trott & Trott PC
Executive committee
95 95
10
85
0
NA
97
97
Bank of America N.A., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Wells Fargo, Comerica Inc.
Kitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti & Sherbrook PC
Ronald Wagner managing principal
79 78
57
7
5
12
87
95
AIG, Ascension Health, Coverys, CVS Caremark Corp., Detroit Medical Center, HCR Manorcare, Henry Ford Health System, Motor City Electric Co., Utica Insurance
Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton PC
Executive committee
70 70
32
38
7
NA
70
70
NA
Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC
Mark Davis president and CEO
69 68
48
17
6
8
69
117
BASF Corp., Chrysler Group LLC, Dow Corning Corp., BMO Harris Bank N.A., Konami Gaming Inc., Magna Mirrors of America, Sears Holdings Corp., ThyssenKrupp
Harness, Dickey & Pierce PLC
Executive committee
64 67
48
16
1
5
64
103
NA
Garan Lucow Miller PC
Roger Smith chairman of executive committee
64 63
45
19
3
10
79
82
NA
Brooks Kushman PC
James Kushman chairman and CEO Mark Cantor president
64 62
30
25
0
NA
64
67
Ford Motor Co., Lear Corp., Oracle Corp., Masco Corp., HoMedics Inc.
Secrest, Wardle, Lynch, Hampton, Truex and Morley PC
Mark Morley Bruce Truex co-chairmen, executive committee
60 57
NA
NA
NA
NA
71
71
NA
Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC
Executive committee
54 54
34
19
3
4
54
54
Wade Trim Associates Inc., Microsoft Corp., Michigan State Medical Society, Volkswagen Group of America, Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies, Textron Inc.
Maddin, Hauser, Wartell, Roth & Heller PC
Mark Hauser CFO Michael Maddin president emeritus Steven Sallen president
51 51
35
16
NA
7
51
NA
Fifth Third Bank, Huntington National Bank, Bank of America, Kroger Co., Garden Fresh Salsa Co. Inc., CNA Insurance Co., Zurich North America, The Hartford, Chartis Insurance, Fidelity National Title Group, Aurora Home Loan Services LLC
Sullivan, Ward, Asher & Patton PC
Anthony Asher president and CEO
48 50
29
13
NA
3
48
48
Consumers Energy Co., city of Pontiac police and fire, Health Pro/CNA Insurance Co., Iron Workers' Local No. 25, Medical Protective Co., Michigan Educational Employees Mutual, Smithgroup Inc., Universal American Corp., Vanguard Health Systems, Beaumont Health System
Zausmer, Kaufman, August & Caldwell PC
Mark Zausmer managing shareholder
37 33
11
26
0
8
37
37
Ally Financial Inc., city of Dearborn, Electric Insurance Co., EMC Insurance Co., ITC Holdings Corp., Pall Life Sciences, Philadelphia Insurance Co., State Farm Mutual Auto, WalMart Stores Inc., SMART
Collins, Einhorn, Farrell & Ulanoff PC
Neil MacCallum chairman Michael Sullivan president
36 32
14
22
4
NA
36
36
NA
Kotz Sangster Wysocki PC
Gregory Wysocki CEO and managing partner
34 34
4
4
0
4
34
34
BMT Aerospace USA Inc., Corporate Eagle Management Services Inc., Detroit Economic Growth Corp., Guy Hurley Blaser & Heuer LLC, Peerless Steel Co., Skanska USA Building, T&M Asphalt Paving Inc., TTI Global, The Salvation Army, Virginia Tile Co.
Warner Norcross & Judd LLP
William Jansen partner in charge
34 33
21
7
3
2
177
177
Amway Corp., BorgWarner Inc., Consumers Energy Co., Dow Chemical Co., Fifth Third Bank, Mahle Industries Inc., Mercedes-Benz Financial Services USA, Stryker Corp., Robert Bosch Corp., Whirlpool Corp.
2290 First National Building, 660 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226-3506 (313) 465-7000; www.honigman.com
400 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48243 (313) 568-6800; www.dykema.com
500 Woodward Ave., Suite 4000, Detroit 48226 (313) 223-3500; www.dickinsonwright.com
150 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 2500, Detroit 48226-4415 (313) 963-6420; www.millercanfield.com
500 Woodward Ave., Suite 3500, Detroit 48226 (313) 965-8300; www.clarkhill.com
Sixth floor at Ford Field, 1901 St. Antoine St., Detroit 48226 (313) 259-7777; www.bodmanlaw.com
38505 Woodward Ave., Suite 2000, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 901-4000; www.plunkettcooney.com
27777 Franklin Road, Suite 2500, Southfield 48034-8214 (248) 351-3000; www.jaffelaw.com
31440 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 200, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 642-2515; www.trottlaw.com
1 Woodward Ave., Suite 2400, Detroit 48226-5485 (313) 965-7900; www.kitch.com
101 W. Big Beaver Road, 10th floor Columbia Center, Troy 48084-5280 (248) 457-7000; www.gmhlaw.com 450 W. Fourth St., Royal Oak 48067 (248) 645-1483; www.howardandhoward.com
5445 Corporate Drive, Suite 200, Troy 48098 (248) 641-1600; www.hdp.com
1000 Woodbridge Place, Detroit 48207 (313) 446-1530; www.garanlucow.com
1000 Town Center, 22nd floor, Southfield 48075 (248) 358-4400; www.brookskushman.com
2600 Troy Center Drive, P.O. Box 5025, Troy 48007-5025 (248) 851-9500; www.secrestwardle.com 500 Woodward Ave., Suite 2500, Detroit 48226 (313) 961-0200; www.kerr-russell.com
28400 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield 48034-1839 (248) 354-4030; www.maddinhauser.com
25800 Northwestern Hwy., 1000 Maccabees Center, Southfield 48075-8412 (248) 746-0700; www.swappc.com
31700 Middlebelt Road, Suite 150, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 851-4111; www.zkac.com
4000 Town Center, Suite 909, Southfield 48075 (248) 355-4141; www.ceflawyers.com
400 Renaissance Center, Suite 3400, Detroit 48243-1618 (313) 259-8300; www.kotzsangster.com
2000 Town Center, Suite 2700, Southfield 48075-1318 (248) 784-5000; www.wnj.com
This list is an approximate compilation of the largest law firms in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Total number of attorneys does not include "of counsel." It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Information was provided by the law firms or gathered from their websites. Firms with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top local executive(s)
Total local Of attorneys Partners Counsel Paralegal Michigan June 2013/ June Associates June June June Worldwide 2012 2013 June 2013 2013 2013 2013 June 2013 Representative clients
Dawda, Mann, Mulcahy & Sadler PLC
Edward Dawda Curtis Mann William Rosin Michael Mulcahy Wayne Segal managing partners
33 35
28
5
4
5
33
33
NA
Foley & Lardner LLP
Daljit Doogal Detroit office managing partner
33 33
15
18
2
4
33
852
NA
Seyburn, Kahn, Ginn, Bess and Serlin PC
Bruce Kahn Michael Santeufemia co-managing shareholders
33 31
NA
NA
NA
NA
33
33
NA
Kemp Klein Law Firm
Ralph Castelli Jr. president, CEO and managing partner
32 33
23
9
5
8
32
32
NA
Couzens, Lansky, Fealk, Ellis, Roeder & Lazar PC
Jeffrey Levine managing partner
31 27
16
15
6
6
31
31
Talmer Bank and Trust, Prince Group LLC, Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp., Community Living Services Inc., The Police & Fire Retirement System of the City of Detroit, Munn Properties LLC, Security Corp., Champion Bus Inc., First American Title Insurance Co., Flagstar Bank
Harvey Kruse PC
Michael Schmidt president
30 30
16
13
1
8
30
30
Nationwide Insurance Co., Amerisure Cos., Crane Co., HDIGerling America, Honeywell/Bendix, Union Carbide, Liberty Mutual Group, The Hartford, PVS Chemicals, Zurich America
Cummings, McClorey, Davis & Acho PLC
T. Joseph Seward managing partner
29 30
13
16
2
5
35
39
Michigan Municipal Risk Management Authority, DTE Energy, Olympia Entertainment, Country Fresh, Morley Candy Makers Inc., Farmers Insurance Group, Michigan Millers Insurance, Wayne County Airport Authority, Charter Township of Redford, City of Dearborn Heights
32.
Hertz Schram PC
Victor Norris managing partner
28 NA
20
8
2
7
28
NA
NA
33.
The Miller Law Firm PC
E. Powell Miller CEO
26 NA
11
11
NA
NA
26
NA
NA
Strobl & Sharp PC
Thomas Strobl president
25 28
19
6
4
3
25
25
CompOne Administrators Inc.; Bortz Health Care Facilities; Clarkston State Bank; Diageo Noth American; Eaton Corp.; Flat Rock Metal; HudBay Minerals Inc.; TCF Bank; New Center Stamping Inc.; The Sherwin Williams Co.
Sommers Schwartz PC
Joseph Bourgon CEO
25 28
18
7
3
NA
25
25
NA
Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman PLLC
Kimberly ComminsTzoumakas administrative shareholder
25 27
13
12
1
NA
25
156
St. John Providence Health System; Wayne State University Physician Group; Genesys Health System; St. Mary's of Michigan; Spectrum; Borgess
Young, Basile, Hanlon & MacFarlane PC
Andrew Basile Jr. president Andrew Basile Sr. managing partner/ president
24 20 B
11
8
1
NA
24
NA
3001 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 624, Troy 48084 (248) 649-3333; www.youngbasile.com
Comau, Norgren Automotive Inc., Norgren Automation Solutions, Synopsys, Abbott Labs, Abbott Diabetes Care Inc., Leapfrog, Altair Engineering, Ameristep, Mars Advertising, The Sherwin-Williams Co.
Varnum LLP
Richard Hooker partner
24 20
12
3
0
3
136
136
Borroughs Corp., Bradford White, Eenhorn LLC, Flagstar Bank, Georgia Pacific, Kellogg Co., Kawasaki Motors, Lamar Construction, Saugatuck Brewery, Wilbur Ellis Co.
Barris, Sott, Denn & Driker PLLC
Sharon Woods chairman of management committee
23 23
NA
NA
NA
NA
23
NA
211 W. Fort St., 15th Floor, Detroit 48226 (313) 965-9725; www.bsdd.com
Auto Club Insurance Association of Michigan, Capital One Bank N.A., City of Detroit, CMS Energy Corp., Darany Big Boy Restaurants, Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau, Henry Ford Health System, The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, NYX Inc., Wayne County Airport Authority
Dean & Fulkerson PC
M. Michael Hamburg president
22 22
16
NA
NA
NA
22
NA
NA
Johnson Rosati Schultz Joppich PC
Carol Rosati managing shareholder
22 NA
11
11
1
1
22
NA
Michigan Municipal Risk Managment Authority; City of Farmington, City of Novi, City of Farmington Hills, Oakland County Community Mental Health Authority, City of Huntington Woods, Waterford Township, Independence Township, City of Wixom, MAISL Trust
Conlin, McKenney & Philbrick PC
Chris McKenney chairman
21 19
19
2
3
1
21
21
Applied Science and Technology Inc., Brazeway Inc., Center for Automotive Research, Chelsea Lumber Co., Fingerle Lumber Co., Hatch Stamping Co., McNaughton & Gunn, Pet Supplies Plus, United Bank & Trust, Van-Rob Inc.
42.
Williams, Williams, Rattner & Plunkett PC
R. Jamison Williams Jr. managing partner
21 NA
NA
NA
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
44.
Rader, Fishman & Grauer PLLC
Management committee
20 24
10
9
1
NA
20
29
NA
44.
Carlson, Gaskey & Olds PC
Theodore Olds III president and CEO
20 15
14
6
NA
NA
20
20
Pratt & Whitney, Otis, Hamilton Sundstrand, Masco, Arthrex
46.
Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC
Bruce VandeVusse 32300 Northwestern Highway, Suite 230, Farmington Hills 48334 vice president, Southeast Michigan (248) 539-9900; www.fosterswift.com
19 19
12
4
1
1
92
92
NA
46.
Gifford, Krass, Sprinkle, Anderson & Citkowski PC
Management committee
19 18
16
3
NA
3
19
20
NA
48.
Reising Ethington PC
William Francis attorney and shareholder
18 19
12
6
1
NA
18
18
NA
48.
O'Reilly Rancilio PC
John Nitz president
18 NA
15
3
5
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sachs Waldman PC
John Runyan managing director and vice president Barry Waldman president
18 NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
18
NA
NA
25. 25. 25. 28. 29. 30. 31.
34. 34. 34. 37. 37. 39. 40. 40. 42.
48.
39533 Woodward Ave., Suite 200, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 642-3700; www.dawdamann.com
1 Detroit Center, 500 Woodward Ave., Suite 2700, Detroit 48226-3489 (313) 234-7100; www.foley.com 2000 Town Center, Suite 1500, Southfield 48075 (248) 353-7620; www.seyburn.com
201 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 600, Troy 48084-4161 (248) 528-1111; www.kempklein.com 39395 W. 12 Mile Road, Suite 200, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 489-8600; www.couzens.com
1050 Wilshire Drive, Suite 320, Troy 48084 (248) 649-7800; www.harveykruse.com 33900 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 261-2400; www.cmda-law.com
1760 S. Telegraph Road, Suite 300, Bloomfield Hills 48302 (248) 335-5000; www.hertzschram.com 950 W. University Drive, Suite 300, Rochester 48307 (248) 841-2200; www.millerlawpc.com 300 E. Long Lake Road, Suite 200, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 540-2300; stroblpc.com
2000 Town Center, Suite 900, Southfield 48075 (248) 355-0300; www.sommerspc.com 201 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1200, Troy 48084 (248) 740-7505; www.hallrender.com
39500 High Pointe Boulevard, Suite 350, Novi 48375 (248) 567-7400; www.varnumlaw.com
801 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 500, Troy 48084 (248) 362-1300; www.dflaw.com 34405 W. 12 Mile Road, Suite 200, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 489-4100; www.jrsjlaw.com
350 S. Main St., Suite 400, Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 761-9000; www.cmplaw.com
380 N. Old Woodward Ave., Suite 300, Birmingham 48009 (248) 642-0333; www.wwrplaw.com 39533 Woodward Ave, Suite 140, Bloomfield Hills 48034 (248) 594-0600; www.raderfishman.com 400 W. Maple Road, Suite 350, Birmingham 48009 (248) 988-8360; www.cgolaw.com
2701 Troy Center Drive, Suite 330, Troy 48084 (248) 647-6000; www.patlaw.com
755 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1850, Troy 48084 (248) 689-3500; www.reising.com 12900 Hall Road, Suite 350, Sterling Heights 48313 (586) 726-1000; www.orlaw.com 1000 Farmer St., Detroit 48226 (313) 965-3464; www.sachswaldman.com
This list is an approximate compilation of the largest law firms in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Total number of attorneys does not include "of counsel." It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Information was provided by the law firms or gathered from their websites. Firms with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. B As of Jan. 1, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top Michigan executive
Outstate attorneys June 2013/2012
Worldwide attorneys June 2013/ 2012 Michigan office locations
Representative clients
Warner Norcross & Judd LLP
William Jansen partner in charge
143 147
177 180
Grand Rapids, Holland, Lansing, Amway Corp., BorgWarner Inc., Consumers Energy Co., Macomb County, Midland, Dow Chemical Co., Fifth Third Bank, Mahle Industries Inc., Muskegon, Southfield Mercedes-Benz Financial Services USA, Stryker Corp., Robert Bosch Corp., Whirlpool Corp.
2.
Varnum LLP
Scott Huizenga partner
112 111
136 131
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Metro Detroit
Borroughs Corp., Bradford White, Eenhorn LLC, Flagstar Bank, Georgia Pacific, Kellogg Co., Kawasaki Motors, Lamar Construction, Saugatuck Brewery, Wilbur Ellis Co.
3.
Miller, Johnson, Snell & Cummiskey PLC
Craig Mutch 250 Monroe Ave. NW, Suite 800, Grand Rapids 49503-2250 managing member (616) 831-1700; www.millerjohnson.com
92 90
92 90
Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo
Gordon Food Service, Stryker Corp., Steelcase Inc., Spectrum Health
4.
Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC
Michael Sanders president
73 73
92 92
Lansing, Farmington Hills, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Marquette, Holland
NA
Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge PC
William Hondorp CEO
63 61
68 68
Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Health System, Trinity Health, Michigan Professional Insurance Exchange, Northwestern Michigan College, Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society Inc., Boston Finance Group, Michigan County Road Commission Self Insurance Pool
6.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone PLC
Michael McGee CEO
50 60
266 311
Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Troy
Comerica Inc., Chrysler Group LLC, Ford Motor Co., city of Detroit, Stryker Corp., DTE Energy Co., Tesco Corp.
7.
Rhoades McKee PC
Robert Shaver president
45 47
45 47
Grand Haven, Grand Rapids
NA
Henry Cooney 38505 Woodward Ave., Suite 2000, Bloomfield Hills 48304 president and CEO (248) 901-4000; www.plunkettcooney.com
40 40
161 159
Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, East Lansing, Marquette, Mt. Clemens, Petoskey
Bank of America N.A., Huntington National Bank, First American Title Insurance Co., Beaumont Health System, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Michigan Municipal League, PNC Financial Services Group, The Travelers Cos., Frankenmuth Mutual Insurance Co
Fraser Trebilcock Davis & Dunlap PC
Thaddeus Morgan president
39 36
41 38
Lansing, Detroit, Grand Rapids
Auto-Owners Insurance Co., city of Mackinac Island, Dow Corning Corp., Enbridge U.S., Hemlock Semiconductor Corp., McLaren Healthcare System, Michigan Automobile Dealers Association, Michigan State University, Neogen Corp., Michigan State Employees Association
10.
Mika Meyers Beckett & Jones PLC
William Horn managing partner
38 36
38 36
Grand Rapids, Caledonia, Rockford, Manistee
NA
10.
Clark Hill PLC
John Hern CEO
38 31
325 227
Birmingham, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing
NA
12.
Braun Kendrick Finkbeiner PLC
David Klippert chairman of executive committee
36 34
36 34
Saginaw, Midland, Mount Pleasant
AAA Insurance Co., Citizens Banking Corp., City of Saginaw, Isabella Bank and Trust, Dow Chemical Co., General Motors Co., Rehmann Robson PC, Saginaw Valley State University
12.
Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins & Borsos PC
Stephen Hessen managing partner
36 31
36 31
Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Lansing
NA
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP
David Foltyn chairman and CEO
33 30
231 218
Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, Kalamazoo, Lansing
BlackEagle Partners LLC, Detroit Institute of Arts, DTE Energy Co., General Motors Co., Huron Capital Partners LLC, Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust, Rock Financial/Quicken Loans Inc./Rockbridge Growth Equity LLC, Village Green, Taubman Centers Inc., Trinity Health
14.
Dickinson Wright PLLC
William Burgess CEO
33 29
325 276
Ann Arbor, Troy, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Saginaw
NA
16.
Dykema Gossett PLLC
Peter Kellett chairman and CEO
27 32
355 362
Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing
BorgWarner Inc., Compuware Corp., Chrysler Group LLC, Flagstar Bank, Ford Motor Co., ITC Holdings Corp., Lear Corp., Penske Automotive Group
Law, Weathers & Richardson PC
Robert Buchanan president
27 20
27 20
Grand Rapids, Hastings
NA
Thrun Law Firm PC
Gordon VanWieren president
26 24
28 26
East Lansing, Novi, Grand Rapids
NA
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Tracy Larsen Grand Rapids managing partner
26 23
486 529 B
Grand Rapids
Bank of America Corp., Bissell, Dawn Foods Products Inc., Dow AgroSciences LLC, Hyatt Corp., Kellogg Co., McDonald's, Steel Dynamics, Whirlpool Corp., Wolverine Worldwide Inc.
20.
Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting PC
Kevin Roragen president
21 21
21 21
Lansing
NA
21.
Scholten Fant PC
Ronald Bultje chairman of executive committee
20 21
20 21
Grand Haven, Holland
NA
McShane & Bowie PLC
John Grant managing partner
20 18
20 18
Grand Rapids
Adtegrity.com Inc., Ben M. Muller Realty, Cambridge Partners, Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co., Fifth Third Bank, Grand Rapids Plastics, Meritage Hospitality Group Inc., PNC Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Wolverine Construction Group
Price, Heneveld, Cooper, DeWitt & Litton LLP
Kevin Grzelak managing partner
17 19
17 19
Grand Rapids
Cascade Engineering, Corning Inc., Ford Motor Co., Gentex Corp., Kaydon Corp., Lacks Enterprises Inc., LECO Corp., Perrigo Co., Rockwell Medical Technologies Inc., Steelcase Inc.
Lewis, Reed & Allen PC
William Redmond managing partner
17 17
17 17
Kalamazoo
NA
Garan Lucow Miller PC
Roger Smith chairman of executive committee
15 23
82 86
Grand Blanc, Port Huron, Lansing, Marquette, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Traverse City, Detroit, Troy
NA
25.
Parmenter O'Toole
George Johnson president
15 15
15 15
Muskegon
NA
25.
Cunningham Dalman PC
Jeffrey Helder managing partner
15 15
15 15
Holland
NA
1.
5.
900 Fifth Third Center, 111 Lyon St. SW, Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 752-2000; www.wnj.com 333 Bridge St., Grand Rapids 49501-0352 (616) 336-6000; www.varnumlaw.com
313 S. Washington Square, Lansing 48933 (517) 371-8100; www.fosterswift.com 100 Monroe Center, Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 774-8000; www.shrr.com
150 W. Jefferson, Suite 2500, Detroit 48226 (313) 963-6420; www.millercanfield.com
161 Ottawa Ave. NW, Suite 600, Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 235-3500; www.rhoadesmckee.com
Plunkett Cooney PC
8. 9.
14.
16. 18. 18.
21. 23. 23. 25.
124 W. Allegan, Suite 1000, Lansing 48933 (517) 482-5800; www.fraserlawfirm.com
900 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 632-8000; www.mmbjlaw.com 500 Woodward Ave., Suite 3500, Detroit 48226 (313) 965-8300; www.clarkhill.com 4301 Fashion Square Blvd., Saginaw 48603 (989) 498-2100; www.braunkendrick.com 8225 Moorsbridge, Kalamazoo 49003 (269) 324-3000; www.kreisenderle.com
2290 First National Building, 660 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48226-3506 (313) 465-7000; www.honigman.com
500 Woodward Ave., Suite 4000, Detroit 48226 (313) 223-3500; www.dickinsonwright.com 400 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48243 (313) 568-6800; www.dykema.com 800 Bridgewater Place, 333 Bridge St. NW, Grand Rapids 49504-5320 (616) 459-1171; www.lawweathers.com 2900 West Road, East Lansing 48823 (517) 484-8000; thrunlaw.com 171 Monroe Ave. NW, Suite 1000, Grand Rapids 49503-2694 (616) 742-3930; www.btlaw.com 124 W. Allegan St., No. 700, Lansing 48933 (517) 482-2400; www.loomislaw.com 100 N. Third St., Grand Haven 49417 (616) 842-3030; www.scholtenfant.com 1100 Campau Square Plaza, 99 Monroe NW, Grand Rapids 49501-0360 (616) 732-5000; www.msblaw.com 695 Kenmoor Ave., Grand Rapids 49501 (616) 949-6910; www.priceheneveld.com
136 E Michigan Ave, Suite 800, Kalamazoo 49007 (269) 388-7600; www.lewisreedallen.com 1000 Woodbridge, Detroit 48207 (313) 446-1530; www.garanlucow.com
601 Terrace St., Muskegon 49440 (231) 722-1621; www.parmenterlaw.com 321 Settlers Road, P.O. Box 1767, Holland 49422-1767 (616) 392-1821; holland-law.com
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CRAIN'S LIST: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY FIRMS Ranked by number of intellectual property lawyers Firm Address Rank Phone; website
1. 3. 3. 5. 6. 7. 7. 9. 10. 11. 12. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 17. 17. 17. 21. 21. 23. 23. 23. 23. 23.
Harness, Dickey & Pierce PLC
Executive committee
64 67
64 67
6,269
Patents, trademarks, copyrights, litigation, transactions/due diligence, anticounterfeiting, foreign rights, appellate litigation
Brooks Kushman PC
James Kushman chairman and CEO Mark Cantor president
64 62
64 62
2,056
1000 Town Center, 22nd Floor, Southfield 48075 (248) 358-4400; www.brookskushman.com
Patent prosecution, trademarks, trade secrets, intellectual property litigation, licensing, copyrights, legal IT consulting, compliance and e-discovery, technical design consulting
Dickinson Wright PLLC
William Burgess CEO
31 30
157 156
NA
Intellectual property, business technology, copyrights, patents, trademarks, intellectual property and trade secrets litigation
Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC
Mark Davis president and CEO
31 28
69 68
948
Patents, trademarks, copyrights, licensing, technology acquisitions or sales; patent infringement, trade secret, trademark and unfair competition, copyright infringement enforcement and defense
David Foltyn 2290 First National Building, 660 Woodward Ave., Detroit chairman and CEO 48226-3506 (313) 465-7000; www.honigman.com
30 27
198 188
898 B
Trademark and copyright, patent and intellectual property litigation practice groups
24 20 C
24 20 C
453
Patents, trademarks, copyrights, litigation, transactions, emerging companies
Trademark, copyright, patent, patent prosecution, trade secrets, social media, due diligence, litigation
5445 Corporate Drive, Suite 200, Troy 48098 (248) 641-1600; www.hdp.com
500 Woodward Ave., Suite 4000, Detroit 48226 (313) 223-3500; www.dickinsonwright.com 450 W. Fourth St., Royal Oak 48067 (248) 645-1483; www.howardandhoward.com
Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP
Young, Basile, Hanlon & MacFarlane PC 3001 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 624, Troy 48084 (248) 649-3333; www.youngbasile.com
Andrew Basile Jr. president Andrew Basile Sr. managing partner/president
Rader, Fishman & Grauer PLLC
Management committee
20 24
20 24
900
Carlson, Gaskey & Olds PC
Theodore Olds III president and CEO
20 15
20 15
1,203
Gifford, Krass, Sprinkle, Anderson & Citkowski PC
Management committee
19 18
19 18
NA
Patent, trademark and copyrights
Reising Ethington PC
William Francis attorney and shareholder
18 19
18 19
405
Patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, counseling, opinions, portfolio management, litigation
Quinn Law Group PLLC
Christopher Quinn president
17 16
17 15
451
Patents and trademarks
Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione PC
Steven Oberholtzer managing partner Ann Arbor office
16 14
16 13
725
Patent prosecution, intellectual asset management, trademark litigation, green tech licensing, biotech/pharma, nanotechnology
Bodman PLC
Ralph McDowell chairman
16 9
133 130
0
Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone PLC
Michael McGee CEO
12 12
156 182
175
Cantor Colburn LLP
Scott McBain partner
9 10
9 10
6,060
Garan Lucow Miller PC
Roger Smith chairman of executive committee
7 7
64 63
NA
Trademark, trade dress and copyright infringement actions, litigation, trademark, trade dress and copyright applications, trade secret, confidentiality, nondisclosure or non-compete clauses
The Dobrusin Law Firm PC
Eric Dobrusin president and shareholder
6 7
6 7
NA
Patent practice, trademark practice, IP strategy and counseling, patent opinions, IP due diligence, technology transfer, government contracts, customs enforcement
Butzel Long PC
Justin Klimko president and managing shareholder
6 6
95 99
81
Copyright, IP litigation, licensing and technology, patent law, trade secret and non-compete, trademark law
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss PC
Bill Sider CEO and managing partner
6 5
97 102
NA
IP rights, trademark and copyright registration, IP licensing, transactions involving technology and e-commerce, IP litigation, arbitration and appeals, employment and executive contracts, technology transfers
Bejin VanOphem & Bieneman PC
Management committee
6 0
4 0
13
Patent prosecution, IP litigation, trademarks, licensing, due diligence
Dykema Gossett PLLC
Peter Kellett chairman and CEO
5 6
159 162
308
Litigation, prosecution, trademark, copyright and portfolio due diligence
Carrier, Blackman & Associates PC
Joseph Carrier senior partner
5 5
5 5
275
Patent - mechanical, chemical, electrical, computer; trademark; copyright; trade secret; etc.
Clark Hill PLC
John Hern CEO
4 5
147 150
85
Copyrights, intellectual property litigation, patents, technology transfer, trademarks and service marks
Secrest, Wardle, Lynch, Hampton, Truex and Morley PC
Mark Morley Bruce Truex co-chairmen, executive 2600 Troy Center Drive, P.O. Box 5025, Troy 48007-5025 committee (248) 851-9500; www.secrestwardle.com
4 4
60 57
0
Copyright and trademark
Foley & Lardner LLP
Daljit Doogal 1 Detroit Center, 500 Woodward Ave., Suite 2700, Detroit Detroit office managing partner 48226-3489 (313) 234-7100; www.foley.com
4 4
33 33
357
Patent prosecution, strategic IP management/portfolio development, IP clearance, freedom to operate, due diligence, IP licensing and transactions, IP litigation and enforcement
MacMillan, Sobanski & Todd LLC
Richard MacMillan managing partner
4 4
4 4
269
Patents, trademarks, copyrights, licensing, litigation support, intellectual property management systems, secure database hosting, intellectual property software support services, other
Warn Partners PC
Philip Warn managing partner
4 NA
4 NA
82
Patents, trademarks and copyrights
39533 Woodward Ave, Suite 140, Bloomfield Hills 48034 (248) 594-0600; www.raderfishman.com 400 W. Maple Road, Suite 350, Birmingham 48009 (248) 988-8360; www.cgolaw.com
Patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets - worldwide
2701 Troy Center Drive, Suite 330, Troy 48084 (248) 647-6000; www.patlaw.com 755 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1850, Troy 48084 (248) 689-3500; www.reising.com 39555 Orchard Hill Place, Suite 520, Novi 48375 (248) 380-9300; www.quinnlawgroup.com 524 S. Main St., Suite 200, Ann Arbor 48104-2921 (734) 302-6000; www.usebrinks.com Sixth Floor at Ford Field, 1901 St. Antoine St., Detroit 48226 (313) 259-7777; www.bodmanlaw.com 150 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 2500, Detroit 48226-4415 (313) 963-6420; www.millercanfield.com 201 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1101, Troy 48084 (248) 524-2300; www.cantorcolburn.com 1000 Woodbridge Place, Detroit 48207 (313) 446-1530; www.garanlucow.com 29 W. Lawrence, Suite 210, Pontiac 48342-2813 (248) 292-2920; www.patentco.com 150 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 100, Detroit 48226 (313) 225-7000; www.butzel.com 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 2500, Southfield 48034-8214 (248) 351-3000; www.jaffelaw.com 300 River Place, Suite 1650, Detroit 48207 (313) 528-4882; bvbip.com 400 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48243 (313) 568-6800; www.dykema.com 43440 W. 10 Mile Road, Novi 48375 (248) 344-4422; www.carrier-blackman.com
500 Woodward Ave., Suite 3500, Detroit 48226 (313) 965-8300; www.clarkhill.com
38705 Seven Mile Road, Suite 405, Livonia 48152 (734) 542-0900; www.mstfirm.com 691 N. Squirrel Road, Suite 140, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 364-4300; www.warnpartners.com
Technology transfer, IP litigation, digital publishing, trademark selection, registration and licensing, economic espionage, entertainment
Patents, trademark, copyright and trade secret prosecution, counseling and litigation Litigation, patents, trademarks and copyrights, licensing, opinions
This list is an approximate compilation of intellectual property firms in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the firms. Firms with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. B Statewide totals. C As of Jan. 1, 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top local executive(s)
Local intellectual Total number of local Number of patents property lawyers lawyers filed worldwide June 2013/2012 June 2013/2012 2012 Practice areas
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST STAFFING-SERVICE COMPANIES Ranked by 2012 revenue 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 23. 25.
Top local executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Average daily employment 2012
Annual payroll 2012
No. of W-2 forms issued 2012
No. of offices in metro Detroit Percent involved 2012 in staffing industry segment
Kelly Services Inc.
Carl Camden president and CEO
$5,450.5
$5,551.0
150,000
NA
560,000
8
MSX International Inc.
Frederick Minturn president and CEO
450.0
400.0
5,000
NA
NA
4
Talascend LLC
Ron Wood chairman and CEO
380.0 B
350.0
NA
NA
NA
1
Vision Information Technologies Inc. (VisionIT)
David Segura CEO Christine Rice president
226.5
239.0
NA
NA
NA
1
The Bartech Group Inc.
David Barfield chairman, president and CEO
223.0
214.0
2,883
168.0
4,286
2
Advantage Resourcing
Tim Wendt vice president, engineering services
218.0
216.0
3,330
168.0
3,026
3
Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc.
Cynthia Pasky president and CEO
208.7
220.0
1,800
171.8
3,400
2
Acro Service Corp.
Ron Shahani president and CEO
159.6
133.0
3,200
90.0
3,200
2
20 industrial 20 office/clerical 20 professional 35 technical 5 other
Stefanini Inc.
Antonio Moreira CEO, North America and Asia-Pacific
150.0
135.0
NA
NA
NA
1
100 technical
Iconma LLC
Claudine George managing member
109.7
103.2
NA
82.0
NA
1
Technical Training Inc. (TTi Global)
Lori Blaker president and CEO
104.0
88.0
480
23.7
648
1
Synova Inc.
Tim Manney president
69.8
74.2
NA
NA
NA
1
Epitec Inc.
Jerome Sheppard CEO Josie Sheppard president
65.0
51.0
708
43.5
1,001
1
24800 Denso Drive, Suite 150, Southfield 48033 (248) 353-6800; www.epitecinc.com
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc.
Nanua Singh president and CEO
64.5
54.5
765
54.3
1,591
1
2 marketing 10 office/clerical 22 professional 60 technical 6 other
G-Tech Services Inc.
Theresa Ghafari president and CEO
53.0
46.1
606
NA
948
1
10 professional 90 technical
Arrow Strategies LLC
Jeff Styers founder, president and CEO
38.0
29.5
NA
20.2
424
1
12 medical 3 office/clerical 85 technical
999 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 362-4444; www.kellyservices.com 1950 Concept Drive, Warren 48091 (248) 829-6300; www.msxi.com 5700 Crooks Road, Suite 450, Troy 48098 (248) 537-1300; www.talascend.com 3031 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 600, Detroit 48202 (877) 768-7222; www.visionit.com
27777 Franklin Road, Suite 600, Southfield 48034 (248) 208-4300; www.bartechgroup.com 2600 Telegraph Road, Suite 170, Bloomfield Hills 48302 (248) 745-9799; www.advantageresourcing.com
645 Griswold St., Suite 2900, Detroit 48226 (313) 596-6900; www.strategicstaff.com 39209 W. Six Mile Road, Suite 250, Livonia 48152 (734) 591-1100; www.acrocorp.com
27335 W. 11 Mile Road, Southfield 48033 (800) 522-4400; www.stefanini.com 850 Stephenson Highway, Suite 612, Troy 48083 (888) 451-2519; www.iconma.com 3903 W. Hamlin Road, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 853-5550; www.tti-global.com
1000 Town Center, Suite 700, Southfield 48075 (800) 799-9625; www.synovainc.com
31791 Sherman Drive, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
17101 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 441-3600; www.gogtech.com 30300 Telegraph Road, Suite 117, Bingham Farms 48025 (248) 502-2500; www.arrowstrategies.com
■ Biggest increase: 28.8%
37% professional 63 technical
100 technical
13 industrial 16 office/clerical 4 professional 66 technical 1 other
Resource Technology Corp. (Brightwing)
Aaron Chernow CEO George Opitz president
37.1
33.4
NA
NA
NA
1
The Dako Group
Scott Baker CEO David Kosuth president
36.0
32.0
575
28.0
725
1
2966 Industrial Row Drive, Troy 48084 (248) 655-0100; www.dakogroup.com
5 office/clerical 10 professional 80 technical 5 other
Modis Inc.
Carl Lucke vice president
35.5
41.5
350
20.2
531
1
1 office/clerical 1 professional 98 technical
Malace & Associates Inc.
Larry Malace president
34.5
28.4
1,210
28.0
2,450
1
55 industrial 25 office/clerical 20 technical
Technical Engineering Consultants (TEC)
Kurt Mains COO
33.5
28.0
525
NA
NA
NA
10 office/clerical 5 professional 55 technical 30 other
Trillium Technical
Jay Miron vice president
29.0
23.0
250
25.0
310
NA
CDI Corp.
Gerry DePonio regional sales executive
27.0
28.5
NA
NA
NA
1
W3R Consulting
Eric Hardy chairman, president and CEO
27.0
25.0
196
24.0
235
1
Reliance One
James Beath president
25.0
21.2
NA
21.0
NA
3
431 Stephenson Highway, Troy 48083 (248) 585-4750; www.gobrightwing.com
3000 Town Center Drive, Suite 2600, Southfield 48075 (248) 357-4200; www.modis.com 5700 Crooks Road, Suite 112, Troy 48098 (248) 720-2500; www.malacehr.com 850 Stephenson Highway, Suite 115, Troy 48083 (248) 720-5020; www.tec.biz; www.battoninc.com
2055 Crooks Road, Level A, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 237-3127; www.trilliumtechnical.com 1960 Research Drive, Suite 200, Troy 48083 (248) 786-5915; www.cdicorp.com 1000 Town Center, Suite 1150, Southfield 48075 (248) 358-1002; www.w3r.com 1700 Harmon Road, Suite 1, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 922-4500; reliance-one.com
100 technical
This list of temporary-employer/staffing-service companies and companies that provide such services is an approximate compilation of the largest companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Office/clerical includes secretaries, office/filing clerks, receptionists, typists, data-entry and word-processing positions; industrial includes manufacturing and factory workers and shipping and receiving positions; technical includes computer programmers and systems analysts, designers, drafters, editors, engineers and illustrators; professional includes accountants, auditors, COOs, paralegals, attorneys, sales and marketing and management positions; medical includes supplemental staffing for hospitals, nursing homes and outpatient clinics and licensed, trained and unlicensed home health care professionals (registered nurses, medical technologists and home health aides); marketing includes product demonstrators and telemarketers. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Experis US Inc., No. 9 on last year's list, which Crain's believes would make the list, was unable to provide figures, and a reliable estimate could not be made. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. B Crain's estimate. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Rank
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Company Address Phone; website
Top executive(s)
Gross sales ($000,000) 2012
Gross sales ($000,000) 2011
No. of residential transactions closed in 2012
No. of offices/ No. licensed brokers and registered sales representatives
Average sales per office ($000,000)
$2,622.4
$2,183.1
18,564
32 1,382
$82.0
Real Estate One Inc.
Dan Elsea president, brokerage services
Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel
Kelly Sweeney CEO
898.8
738.2
4,969
15 398
59.9
Charles Reinhart Co. B
David Lutton president
663.9
518.9
2,828
7 170
94.8
Century 21 Town & Country
John Kersten president
427.1
372.8
2,937
7 278
61.0
Howard Hanna
Howard Hanna III CEO
402.3
359.9
3,010
10 158
40.2
Re/Max Classic
Carlina Boji broker and owner
397.2
323.1
3,011
4 109
99.3
Hall & Hunter Realtors
Dennis Wolf owner and CEO
366.2
282.2
1,257
1 78
366.2
Re/Max Platinum
Joseph DeKroub Jr. CEO
347.8
272.5
2,315
5 169
69.6
SKBK Sotheby's International Realty
Douglas Hardy chairman
317.4
282.0
623
1 88
317.4
Keller Williams Realty Novi/Northville
Peter Costa broker and operating principal
266.7
183.0
1,663
2 165
133.3
Century 21 Today Inc.
Douglas Hardy president
236.7
201.4
1,233
4 208
59.2
Real Estate Affiliates Keller Williams West Bloomfield & Commerce
David Botsford CEO
221.1
217.8
1,626
2 206
110.6
Century 21 Curran & Christie Inc.
Robert Curran president and CEO
198.7
169.6
2,049
2 117
99.3
Coldwell Banker Preferred Realtors
Jim Stevens president and broker
165.0
176.5
1,001
1 87
165.0
Re/Max Suburban
David Tuscany owner and broker David Kwasny owner
164.6
129.0
1,276
1 42
164.6
43599 Schoenherr Road, No. 100, Sterling Heights 48313 (586) 262-2000; homesforsale.com
Remerica Hometown One
John McArdle broker and CEO
152.1
125.7
912
1 65
152.1
Keller Williams Plymouth/Canton
Jim Raines team leader
151.3
107.1
1,279
1 123
151.3
Re/Max Team 2000
Ed Mallad broker and owner
139.0
98.2
1,577
1 38
139.0
Re/Max New Trend
Yoshiko Fujimori broker and owner
137.1
110.5
742
2 34
68.5
Advantage Realty Inc.
Roberta Rasmussen Richard Kolb Thomas Figlan brokers and owners
135.1
101.9
1,368
1 69
135.1
Re/Max In The Hills
Joan Downing managing partner Jim Leahy partner
126.8
104.1
836
1 36
126.8
Re/Max Metropolitan
Robert Scalici Chuck Cacchione brokers and owners
120.3
91.8
1,053
1 31
120.3
Real Living Kee Realty
John Meesseman president
116.1
86.2
1,023
4 NA
29.0
Re/Max First
Carol Vitale managing member Rob Shaffer broker/owner
113.8
97.9
1,651
2 56
56.9
36594 Moravian Drive, Clinton Township 48035 (586) 792-8000; www.soldbyfirst.com
Remerica United Realty
Gary Reggish broker/owner
83.1
66.9
636
1 55
83.1
25800 Northwestern Highway, Suite 100, Southfield 48075 (248) 208-2900; www.realestateone.com
2565 W. Maple Road, Suite 100, Troy 48084 (248) 644-6300; www.cbwm.com
2200 Green Road, Suite E, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 747-7888; www.reinhartrealtors.com
48680 Van Dyke Ave., Shelby Township 48317 (248) 608-5000; www.century21town-country.com C
1884 W. Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor 48103 (734) 665-9800; www.howardhanna.com
29630 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 737-6800; www.detroitmetrorealestate.com
442 S. Old Woodward Ave., Birmingham 48009 (248) 644-3500; hallandhunter.com
6870 Grand River Ave., Brighton 48114 (810) 227-4600; www.only-remax.com
415 S. Old Woodward Ave., Birmingham 48009 (248) 644-7000; skbk.com
39500 Orchard Hill Place, Suite 100, Novi 48375 (248) 380-8800; www.kwnorthville.com
28544 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills 48334 (734) 462-9838; www.century21today.com
■ Biggest increase: 45.7%
30500 Northwestern Highway, Suite 300, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 626-2100; kellerwilliamswb.com 24711 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48124 (313) 274-1700; century21cc.com
44644 Ann Arbor Road, Suite A, Plymouth 48170 (734) 459-6000; www.cbpreferred.com
44785 Five Mile Road, Plymouth 48170 (734) 420-3400; www.hometownone.com
40600 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth 48170 (734) 459-4700; plymouthmarketcenter.yourkwoffice.com
23676 Park St., Dearborn 48124 (313) 561-0900; www.team2000.remax-detroit.com
38275 W. 12 Mile Road, Suite 101, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 553-5050; www.remax-newtrend.com
47800 Gratiot Ave., Chesterfield Township 48051 (586) 598-1400; www.happyhomeowners.com
36700 Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 646-5000; www.maxhomesearch.com
8300 Hall Road, No. 100, Utica 48317 (586) 997-9900; www.metropolitan.remax-detroit.com
15501 Metropolitan Parkway, Suite 105, Clinton Township 48036 (586) 840-0400; www.thekeegroup.net
47720 Grand River Ave., Novi 48374 (248) 344-1800; RemericaUnited.com
This list of the largest residential brokers is an approximate compilation of such companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. NA = not available. B Charles Reinhart Co. was acquired by Southfield-based Real Estate One Inc. in September 2013. C Pittsburgh, Pa.-based Howard Hanna acquired Edward Surovell Realtors in October 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS Ranked by 2012 revenue Rank
1. 2. 3. 4.
Company Address Phone; website
SmithGroupJJR Inc.
500 Griswold St., Suite 1700, Detroit 48226 (313) 983-3600; www.smithgroupjjr.com
Jeffrey Hausman Detroit office director Carl Roehling president and CEO
$166.6 $177.1
Ghafari Inc.
Yousif Ghafari chairman
110.2 123.0
Robert Vensas vice president and office manager, Michigan
58.4 38.6
Marjorie Simmons president and CEO Kevin Rettich director of Engineering
51.7 49.8
Michael Cooper managing principal, Detroit office Gary Skog chairman and CEO
37.1 34.6
Albert Kahn Family of Cos.
Charles Robinson president and CEO
23.5 28.0
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment Inc. (OHM Advisors)
John Hiltz president
20.2 18.3
17101 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 441-3000; www.ghafari.com
URS Corp.
27777 Franklin Road, Suite 2000, Southfield 48034 (248) 204-5900; www.urscorp.com
SHW Group LLC
2338 Coolidge, Berkley 48072 (248) 336-4700; www.shwgroup.com
Harley Ellis Devereaux Corp.
5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 24.
Top local executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
26913 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200, Southfield 48033 (248) 262-1500; www.harleyellisdevereaux.com
7430 Second Ave., Detroit 48202 (313) 202-7000; www.albertkahn.com
34000 Plymouth Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 522-6711; www.ohm-advisors.com
Hobbs + Black Associates Inc.
100 N. State St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 663-4189; www.hobbs-black.com
Rossetti Associates Inc.
2 Towne Square, Suite 200, Southfield 48076 (248) 262-8300; www.rossetti.com
NORR LLC
719 Griswold St., Suite 1000, Detroit 48226 (313) 324-3100; www.norr.com
IBI Group
25200 Telegraph Road, Suite 200, Southfield 48033 (248) 936-8000; www.ibigroup.com
Integrated Design Solutions LLC
1441 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 200, Troy 48098 (248) 823-2100; www.ids-troy.com
Quinn Evans Architects Inc.
219 1/2 N. Main St., Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 663-5888; www.quinnevans.com
William Hobbs president, CEO and COO Matthew Rossetti president and CEO Brian Gerstmar president - U.S.
20.0 18.5 17.0 16.0 16.2 12.8
James Fox vice president, U.S. operations
15.0 12.0
Paul Stachowiak president
13.6 15.3
Larry Barr president and CEO
12.9 12.5
HKS Architects PC
Steven Jacobson senior vice president and principal
12.5 12.0
Neumann/Smith Architecture
Joel Smith president
12.5 9.0
Sidock Group
William Sidock president
11.5 9.6
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber Inc.
James Susan president
8.2 7.3
Gensler Architecture, Planning and Design PC
William Hartman principal and managing director
7.6 10.3
Ken Nisch chairman
6.9 6.8
235 E. Main St., Suite 102C, Northville 48167 (248) 347-7050; www.hksinc.com 400 Galleria Officentre, Suite 555, Southfield 48034 (248) 352-8310; www.neumannsmith.com 45650 Grand River Ave., Novi 48374-1351 (248) 349-4500; www.sidockgroup.com 39500 MacKenzie Drive, Suite 100, Novi 48377 (248) 324-2090; www.ftch.com 150 W. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 965-1600; www.gensler.com
JGA Inc.
29110 Inkster Road, Suite 200, Southfield 48034 (248) 355-0890; www.jga.com
TMP Architecture Inc.
1191 W. Square Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills 48302 (248) 338-4561; www.tmp-architecture.com
Tim Casai president John Castellana chairman
6.7 9.6
DiClemente Siegel Design Inc.
Louis Trama president and CEO
6.2 6.7
Rainy Hamilton Jr. president
5.1 9.4
FES Group LLC
Joseph Droze CEO and president
5.0 4.0
Nordstrom-Samson & Associates Inc. (NSA Architects, Engineers, Planners)
Frank Ray president and CEO
4.6 3.7
J. Howard Nudell Architects Inc.
J. Howard Nudell president
4.6 4.6
28105 Greenfield Road, Southfield 48076 (248) 569-1430; www.dsdonline.com
Hamilton Anderson Associates Inc.
1435 Randolph, Suite 200, Detroit 48226 (313) 964-0270; www.hamilton-anderson.com 28036 Oakland Oaks Blvd., Wixom 48393 (248) 344-2800; www.fesgroupllc.com
23761 Research Drive, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 477-2444; www.nsa-ae.com
31690 W. 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 324-8800; www.nudellarchitects.com
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Top local executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011/ 2010
Value of new contracts ($000,000) 2012/2011
$1,291.1 $1,130.0 $1,001.5
$1,393.0 $1,377.0
1.
Walbridge Aldinger Co.
John Rakolta Jr. chairman and CEO
2.
Belfor Holdings Inc.
Sheldon Yellen CEO
$1,261.0 B $1,280.0 B $1,032.9 B
$1,328.0 $1,210.7
3.
Barton Malow Co.
Ryan Maibach president
$1,005.9 $1,164.1 $1,122.3
$1,562.3 $1,035.8
4.
Lakeshore TolTest Corp.
Grant McCullagh president and CEO
$537.5 $570.0 $624.1
$424.8 $550.1
5.
Commercial Contracting Group Inc.
William Pettibone chairman
$304.0 $248.0 $224.0
$188.0 $170.0
Turner Construction Co.
David Kelly business manager
$282.0 $314.1 $279.0
$149.0 $445.1
Aristeo Construction Co.
Joseph Aristeo president
$206.0 $227.0 $206.0
$168.0 $155.0
Gary Roncelli 6471 Metropolitan Parkway, Sterling Heights 48312 chairman and CEO Thomas Wickersham (586) 264-2060; www.roncelli-inc.com president and COO
$185.0 $243.0 $176.0
NA $145.0
9.
Black & Veatch
James Coyle senior vice president
$171.0 $117.5 $74.5
$22.7 $388.1
10.
Walsh Construction Co.
Sam Bahou program manager
$126.2 $87.6 $106.5
$303.8 $259.1
11.
George W. Auch Co.
Vincent DeLeonardis president and CEO
$122.7 $127.6 $92.2
$143.5 $133.5
12.
DeMaria Building Co. Inc.
Joseph DeMaria Jr. president
$122.1 $108.0 $102.0
$89.0 $113.0
Sachse Construction and Development Co. LLC
Todd Sachse CEO
$115.4 $64.5 $35.3
$103.5 $64.5
Ideal Contracting LLC
Dan Kovoch vice president and general manager Bob Kohut director of estimating and new business
$110.8 $131.1 $84.3
$151.5 $117.8
The Colasanti Cos.
672 Woodbridge, Suite 100, Detroit 48226 (313) 567-0060; www.colasantigroup.com
Christopher Colasanti president Angelo Colasanti CEO
$102.4 $104.0 $51.9
NA $119.8
Frank Rewold and Son Inc.
Frank Rewold president and CEO
$65.7 $43.0 $58.3
$43.7 $55.5
T.H. Marsh Construction Co.
Ryan Marsh president and CEO
$64.0 $45.9 $54.0
NA $57.8
The Christman Co.
Ronald Staley senior vice president, Southeast Michigan operations
$60.9 $105.1 $65.6
$477.7 $335.7
19.
Skanska USA
Gary Cooper executive vice president
$60.1 $235.0 $267.0
NA $226.0
20.
Alberici Constructors Inc.
Mark Okroy vice president and general manager
$57.0 $99.2 $82.4
$31.1 $47.0
21.
Micco Construction LLC
Tedd Thompson president
$55.0 $63.7 $38.2
$35.0 $48.0
22.
O'Brien Construction Inc.
Timothy O'Brien president
$53.3 $44.4 $36.3
$49.6 $48.1
22.
FutureNet Group Inc.
Perry Mehta president and CEO
$53.3 C $32.6 $33.9
$35.5 $19.9
Kasco Inc.
226 E. Hudson St., Royal Oak 48067 (248) 547-1210; www.kascoinc.com
Stephen Kassab president Michael Engle vice president
$47.6 $44.0 $36.0
NA $40.0
The Monahan Co.
Michael Monahan president
$41.5 $19.8 $22.3
$38.0 $22.0
6. 7. 8.
13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
24. 25.
777 Woodward Ave., Suite 300, Detroit 48226 (313) 963-8000; www.walbridge.com 185 Oakland Ave., Suite 150, Birmingham 48009 (248) 594-1144; www.belfor.com 26500 American Drive, Southfield 48034 (248) 436-5000; www.bartonmalow.com 7310 Woodward Ave., Suite 500, Detroit 48202 (313) 875-4115; www.ltccorp.com 4260 N. Atlantic Blvd., Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 209-0500; www.cccnetwork.com 535 Griswold St., Suite 200, Detroit 48226 (313) 596-0500; www.turnerconstruction.com/michigan 12811 Farmington Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 427-9111; www.aristeo.com
Roncelli Inc.
3550 Green Court, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 665-1000; www.bv.com 3011 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 2300, Detroit 48202 (313) 873-6600; www.walshgroup.com 735 S. Paddock St., Pontiac 48341 (248) 334-2000; www.auchconstruction.com 45500 Grand River Ave., Novi 48374-1305 (248) 348-8710; www.demariabuild.com
1528 Woodward Ave., Suite 600, Detroit 48226 (313) 481-8200; www.sachse.net 2525 Clark St., Detroit 48209 (313) 843-8000; www.idealcontracting.com
333 E. Second St., Rochester 48307 (248) 651-7242; www.frankrewold.com 300 Balmoral Centre, 32121 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak 48073 (248) 586-4130; www.thmarsh.com 38701 Seven Mile Road, Suite 435, Livonia 48152-1005 (734) 245-0130; www.christmanco.com 19500 Victor Parkway, Suite 325, Livonia 48152 (248) 351-8300; www.usa.skanska.com 13040 Merriman Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 367-2500; www.alberici.com 715 Auburn Avenue, Pontiac 48342 (248) 334-7753; www.miccoconstruction.com 966 Livernois Road, Troy 48083 (248) 334-2470; www.obriencc.com 12801 Auburn St., Detroit 48223 (313) 544-7117; www.futurenetgroup.com
21321 Kelly Road, Eastpointe 48021 (586) 774-3800; www.themonahanco.com
This list of leading architectural firms is an approximate compilation of the largest such firms in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analysis and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available.
This list of general contractors is a compilation of the largest such companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B 95 percent of Belfor Holdings Inc.'s total revenue is from construction management. C Acquired Smith & Wesson Security Solutions Inc. July 2012.
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST MICHIGAN LOGISTICS COMPANIES Ranked by 2012 revenue Company Address Rank Phone, website
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Con-way Inc. 2211 Old Earhart Road, No. 100, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 757-1444; www.con-way.com
Universal Truckload Services Inc. 12755 E. Nine Mile Road, Warren 48089 (586) 920-0100; www.goutsi.com
Express-1 Inc. 429 Post Road, P.O. Box 210, Buchanan 49107 (269) 695-2700; www.express-1.com
Global Automotive Alliance LLC
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20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Worldwide employees Jan. 2013 Business description
Douglas Stotlar president and CEO
$5,580.9
$5,290.0
5.5%
897
20,140
Freight transportation and logistics
H.E. "Scott" Wolfe CEO
1,037.0
990.7
4.7
NA
4,666
Transportation and shipping services, truck brokerage
Joe Stevens president
548.0 B
177.0
209.6
155
905
Non-asset based transportation services provider with business in freight brokerage, expedited transportation and freight forwarding
William Pickard chairman and CEO Sylvester Hester vice chairman
415.0
329.0
26.1
510
1,010
Automotive manufacturer, assembler, warehouse sequencer, aerospace warehousing and logistics
United Road Services Inc.
Kathleen McCann president and CEO
288.0
259.0
11.2
317
1,400
Vehicle logistics for vehicle manufacturers, remarketers, auctions, dealers and internet vehicle transactions nationally
Doug Suddarth managing director
278.4
256.3
8.6
65
321
Supply chain management, logistics engineering, freight bill audit/ payment, consulting
Kenyon Calender CEO
129.6
105.0
23.4
NA
800
Logistics, freight management, warehousing, parts sequencing, subassembly
122.0 C
107.3 C
13.7
100
650
Third-party logistics services, freight forwarding, land/air/ocean transportation, consolidation, inventory management, customs brokerage, network optimization, carrier management, freight bill and audit, route management, and supply chain network management
110.0
30.0
266.7
131
148
Global supply chain management providing services in IT, export/import logistics, assembly, consolidation/deconsolidation
10701 Middlebelt Road, Romulus 48174 (734) 947-7900; unitedroad.com
England Logistics SCM 33031 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 838-9000; www.englandlogistics.com/scm
KC Integrated Services LLC 862 Will Carleton Road, Carleton 48117 (800) 476-6317; www.kcintegrated.com
ProTrans International Inc. 28552 Orchard Lake Road , Farmington Hills 48334 (248) 538-6100; www.protrans.com
James Group International Inc. 4335 W. Fort St., Detroit 48209 (313) 841-0070; www.jamesgroupintl.com
Shawn Masters chief commercial officer
John James chairman and CEO
■ Largest percentage increase.
Kelley Minnehan, senior vice president Gail Carlson, director of customer service Randy Beckhorn, director of IT Glen Wisner, project manager
104.4
98.7
5.8
NA
NA
Rail-centric third-party logistics provider. Operating divisions include rail logistics, bulk transfer terminals, IT rail management development and applications, and domestic bulk intermodal
Andra Rush president and CEO
104.0
115.0
-9.6
532
532
Motor carrier, logistics management
Christopher Shepard president
95.2
75.5
26.1
275
632
Transportation management services both asset and non-asset based
John Elliott president and CEO
68.8
56.3
22.1
415
478
Air charter, ground expedite, truckload, partial truckload, flatbed, dropdeck flats, curtainside flatbeds, truckload and expedite brokerage
Brian Jones COO
50.0
44.5
12.4
70
75
Truckload, less-than-truckload, flatbed and reefer transportation
Mont Reed 1025 Ken-O-Sha Industrial Drive, Grand Rapids 49508 president (616) 530-0005; www.vsftransportation.com
46.4
44.0
5.5
90
90
Truckload service throughout the 48 states with refrigerated trailers. Less-than-truckload delivery service between Midwest, Southwest, West coast and Northwest with emphasis on timely damage-free delivery
Evans Distribution Systems Inc.
44.0
33.0
33.3
503
571
Warehousing and distribution, transportation, contract packaging, quality inspection, staffing and other logistics-related services
40.6 D
NA
NA
NA
NA
Integrated supply chain solutions
Robert Landaal VP marketing/sales
40.0
35.0
14.3
175
NA
Full-service sustainable packaging company for industrial and rental markets
Greta Elliott president Chris Kopp vice president
39.7
23.8
66.8
32
32
13221 Inkster Road, Taylor 48180 (877) 272-3523; www.arc-scs.com
Women's Business Enterprise National Council certified; transportation management systems, dynamic reporting, modal optimization, financial services and warehouse operations
Columbian Distribution Services Inc.
John Zevalkink CEO
35.0
NA
NA
NA
260
Third-party supply chain solutions provider
Don Finney general manager
27.0
25.0
8.0
135
175
Warehousing, transportation and logistics services including packaging, repack, quality inspections, kitting, sequencing, light assembly and sorting
Tanya Bartelo Michael Bartelo owner, managing directors
24.9
21.4
16.3
20
5,695
International and domestic logistics services; licensed U.S. customs brokers (C-TPAT certified); same day, expedited and deferred services; international air and ocean freight; warehouse and export crating (ISPM certified); trade show services
Denise Kanaar CEO
22.0
18.0
22.2
9
9
Terry Reed president
20.3
19.3
4.7
102
232
Regional less-than-load carrier, expedited and truckload service
Lorri Fairchild Detroit franchise owner
18.6
18.4
0.7
38
38
Global freight transportation and logistics
2419 Science Parkway, Okemos 48864 (517) 349-7713; www.rsilogistics.com
Rush Trucking Corp. 35160 E. Michigan Ave., Wayne 48184 (800) 526-7874; www.rushtrucking.com
E.L. Hollingsworth & Co. 3039 Airpark Drive N., Flint 48507 (810) 233-7331; www.elhc.net
Load One Transportation & Logistics 13221 Inkster, Taylor 48180 (734) 947-9440; www.load1.com
Transcorr National Logistics LLC 2855 44th St., Suite 300, Grandville 49418 (888) 778-0773; www.transcorrlogistics.com
VSF Transportation Inc.
18765 Seaway Drive, Melvindale 48122 (313) 388-3200; www.evansdist.com
John A. Evans president John W. Evans chairman
Logos Logistics Inc.
Jonguk Kim president
8923 Inkster Road, Taylor 48180-1442 (734) 403-1777; www.logoslogisticsinc.com
Landaal Packaging Systems 3256 B Iron St., Burton 48529 (800) 656-6652; www.landaal.com
ARC Supply Chain Solutions Inc.
19.
Full-time employees Revenue ($000,000) Percent in Michigan 2011 change Jan. 2013
2627 Clark St., Detroit 48210 (313) 297-6676
RSI Logistics Inc.
10.
Top local executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
900 Hall St. SW, Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 514-6000; www.columbianlogistics.com
Bay Logistics Inc. 9450 Buffalo St., Hamtramck 48212 (313) 664-4100; www.baylogistics.com
Seko Worldwide Detroit 6800 S. Cypress, Romulus 48174 (734) 641-2100; www.sekologistics.com/detroit
D & D Logistics LLC 3130 Glade St., Suite A, Muskegon Heights 49444 (888) 733-7488; d-dlogistics.com
US Special Delivery Inc. 821 East Blvd., Kingsford 49802 (906) 774-1931; usspecial.com
AIT Worldwide Logistics 30255 Beverly Road, Suite 100, Romulus 48174 (734) 326-9140; www.aitworldwide.com
Logistics freight broker
This list of logistics companies is an approximate compilation of the largest such companies in Michigan. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analysis and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Michigan office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Acquired six companies in 2012. C Crain's estimate. D Inc. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST ENGINEERING COMPANIES Ranked by number of local engineers Company Address Rank Phone; website
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 18. 20. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Total number of local engineers July 2013/2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
41050 W. 11 Mile Road, Novi 48375-1302 (248) 426-1482; www.tatatechnologies.com
Patrick McGoldrick CEO Warren Harris president and COO
620 B 550
$376.0 $275.0
Altair Engineering Inc.
James Scapa chairman and CEO
453 447
238.0 212.0
Nanua Singh president and CEO
395 311
64.5 54.5
Tata Technologies Ltd.
1820 E. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48083 (248) 614-2400; www.altair.com
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc. 31791 Sherman Drive, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
Ghafari Associates LLC
17101 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48126 (313) 441-3000; www.ghafari.com
Geometric Americas Inc.
50 Kirts Blvd., Suite A, Troy 48084 (248) 404-3520; www.geometricglobal.com
Top executive(s)
Yousif Ghafari chairman Michael Pelkey president
Ricardo Inc.
361 459
219 NA
BAE Systems Inc.
34201 Van Dyke Ave., Sterling Heights 48312 (586) 795-2220; www.baesystems.com
Mark Signorelli vice president and general manager, combat vehicles
189 155
Black & Veatch
James Coyle senior vice president
170 165
3550 Green Court, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 665-1000; www.bv.com
URS Corp.
110.3 123.0
249 215
Thomas Apostolos 40000 Ricardo Drive, Van Buren Township 48111 president (734) 397-6666; www.ricardo.com
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Rank
171.0 117.5
Top local executive(s)
Revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
Local employees Jan. 2013/ 2012
EQ The Environmental Quality Co.
David Lusk president and CEO
$297.0 $325.0
454 395
Inland Pipe Rehabilitation/Inland Waters Pollution Control
James Rorison COO
192.6 179.7
NA NA
3.
Black & Veatch
James Coyle senior vice president
171.0 117.5
272 260
4.
Inland Industrial Services Group LLC
Mark Anderson CEO
160.0 155.0
NA 450
5.
Atwell LLC
Brian Wenzel president and CEO
65.0 38.2
89 86
Benlee Inc.
Greg Brown president and CEO
62.5 66.5
30 38
7.
URS Corp.
Robert Vensas vice president and office manager, Michigan
58.4 38.6
584 273
8.
FutureNet Group Inc.
Perry Mehta president and CEO
53.3 B 32.6
113 64
9.
MPS Group Inc.
Charlie Williams chairman
53.2 46.2
129 132
10.
Wade Trim Inc.
Douglas Watson CEO
43.0 48.4
103 104
11.
Tetra Tech Inc.
Dan Batrack president
40.0 45.2
175 175
NTH Consultants Ltd.
480 Ford Field, 2000 Brush St., Detroit (313) 237-3900; www.nthconsultants.com
Kevin Hoppe chairman and CFO Keith Swaffar president and CEO
27.9 38.2
107 114
1. 2.
55.3 64.1 NA NA
Company Address Phone; website
6.
36255 Michigan Ave., Wayne (734) 329-8000; www.eqonline.com
4086 Michigan Ave., Detroit (313) 899-3014; www.teamipr.com 3550 Green Court, Ann Arbor (734) 665-1000; www.bv.com
2021 S. Schaefer Highway, Detroit (313) 841-5800; www.teaminland.com
Two Towne Square, Suite 700, Southfield (248) 447-2000; www.atwell-group.com 30383 Ecorse Road, Romulus (734) 722-8100; www.benlee.com and www.raleighscrapmetalrecycling.com 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 2000, Southfield (248) 204-5900; www.urscorp.com 12801 Auburn St., Detroit (313) 544-7117; www.futurenetgroup.com
Robert Vensas vice president and office manager, Michigan
158 195
ESG Automotive Inc.
Steve Polakowski president
129 112
NA NA
Danlaw Inc.
Raju Dandu chairman and CEO
123 NA
30.0 20.0
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
Ward Johnson general manager
104 97
160.0 160.0
SuperiorControls Inc.
Randy Brodzik president and CEO
96 B 79 C
NA NA
13.
Soil and Materials Engineers Inc.
Mark Kramer president and CEO
27.0 26.4
121 115
Tetra Tech of Michigan PC
James Rydquist vice president
85 82
41.2 39.2
13.
Rizzo Environmental Services Inc.
Chuck Rizzo president and CEO
27.0 18.0
225 175
Sidock Group
William Sidock president
68 NA
11.5 9.6
15.
AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Inc.
Garret Bondy Michigan-area manager
18.0 15.0
NA 45
SmithGroupJJR Inc.
Jeffrey Hausman Detroit office director Carl Roehling president and CEO
67 43
166.6 177.1
15.5 17.6
83 87
IBI Group
Jim Fox vice president U.S. operations
64 65
15.0 12.0
Hubbell, Roth & Clark Inc.
George Hubbell president, chairman and CEO
60 62
19.6 21.7
Derek Wong director and vice 22345 Roethel Drive, Novi (248) 344-2669; www.us.bureauveritas.com/hse president, health, safety, and environmental services Robert Lieckfield vice president, division director, laboratory services
17.
Lipten Co.
Ron Johnston director, business development
15.0 10.0
60 60
Link Engineering Co.
Roy Link chairman and CEO
60 B NA
72.0 60.0
17.
IBI Group
James Fox vice president, U.S. operations
15.0 12.0
115 105
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment Inc. (OHM Advisors)
John Hiltz president
55 56
20.2 18.3
19.
PM Environmental Inc.
Michael Kulka CEO
13.0 10.0
35 25
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates Inc.
55 51
24.0 22.0
20.
2V Industries Inc.
Scott Adamowski vice president
Vivek Bedi CFO
10.0 8.5
0 0
AKT Peerless Environmental Services LLC
Tony Anthony Brian Eggers Anthony Kashat principals
8.5 7.2
55 51
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber Inc.
James Susan president
8.2 7.3
38 33
23.
EnviroSolids LLC
Burt Pierce managing partner
6.0 NA
NA NA
24.
RTI Laboratories Inc.
Jerry Singh president and CEO
5.5 5.4
66 52
25.
Phoenix Environmental Inc.
Vicki Reid Smith president
5.0 4.0
NA NA
27777 Franklin Road, Suite 2000, Southfield 48034 (248) 204-5900; www.urscorp.com 1391 Wheaton, Suite 700, Troy 48083 (248) 246-2220; www.esg-usa.com 41131 Vincenti Court, Novi 48375 (248) 476-5571; www.danlawinc.com 30800 Telegraph Road, Suite 4900, Bingham Farms 48025 (248) 633-1440; www.jacobs.com 46247 Five Mile Road, Plymouth 48170 (734) 454-0500; www.superiorcontrols.net 65 Cadillac Square, Suite 3400, Detroit 48226 (313) 964-0790; www.tetratech.com 45650 Grand River Ave., Novi 48374-1351 (248) 349-4500; www.sidockgroup.com 500 Griswold St., Suite 1700, Detroit 48226 (313) 983-3600; www.smithgroupjjr.com
25200 Southfield, Suite 200, Southfield 48033 (248) 936-8000; www.ibigroup.com 555 Hulet Drive, P.O. Box 824, Bloomfield Hills 48303-0824 (248) 454-6300; www.hrc-engr.com 43855 Plymouth Oaks Blvd., Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-0800; www.linkeng.com
58.4 38.6
34000 Plymouth Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 522-6711; www.ohm-advisors.com
14496 Sheldon Road, Suite 200, Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-5123; www.craworld.com
NTH Consultants Ltd.
Kevin Hoppe chairman and CFO Keith Swaffar president and CEO
54 B 60 C
27.9 38.2
Harley Ellis Devereaux Corp.
26913 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200, Southfield 48033 (248) 262-1500; www.harleyellisdevereaux.com
Michael Cooper managing principal, Detroit office Gary Skog chairman and CEO
52 37
37.1 34.6
Peter Basso Associates Inc.
Peter Basso chairman
47 44
1.1 10.4
Wade Trim
Frank Tymowski president
46 47
43.0 48.4
480 Ford Field, 2000 Brush St., Detroit 48226 (313) 237-3900; www.nthconsultants.com
5145 Livernois, Suite 100, Troy 48098 (248) 879-5666; www.peterbassoassociates.com 500 Griswold Ave., Suite 2500, Detroit 48226 (313) 961-3650; www.wadetrim.com
12.
38755 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills (313) 841-7588; www.mpsgrp.com 500 Griswold Ave., Suite 2500, Detroit (313) 961-3650; www.wadetrim.com 710 Avis Drive, Ann Arbor (734) 665-6000; www.tetratech.com
43980 Plymouth Oaks Blvd., Plymouth (734) 454-9900; www.sme-usa.com
6200 Elmridge, Sterling Heights (586) 772-8900; www.rizzoservices.com
46850 Magellan Drive, Suite 190, Novi (248) 926-4008; www.amec.com
Bureau Veritas North America Inc.
16.
21. 22.
28054 Center Oaks Court, Wixom (248) 374-8910; www.lipten.com 25200 Telegraph Road, Suite 200, Southfield (248) 936-8000; www.ibigroup.com 4080 W. 11 Mile Road, Berkley (248) 336-9988; www.pmenv.com 48553 West Road, Wixom (248) 624-7943; www.2vindustries.com
22725 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington (248) 615-1333; www.aktpeerless.com
39500 MacKenzie Drive, Suite 100, Novi (248) 324-2090; www.ftch.com 6011 Wyoming Ave., Dearborn (313) 582-8032; www.envirosolids.com 33080 Industrial Road, Livonia (734) 422-8000; www.rtilab.com 407 E. Fort St., Suite 100, Detroit (734) 449-1266; www.phoenixenv.com
This list of engineering companies is an approximate compilation of the largest such businesses based in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. B As of Jan. 1, 2013. C As of Jan. 1, 2012.
This list of leading environmental companies includes those that offer consulting, assessments, engineering, contracting and waste-hauling services. It is not a complete listing but an approximate compilation of the largest companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Disposal Management LLC, No. 12 on last year's list, which Crain's believes would make the list, was unable to provide figures, and a reliable estimate could not be made. B Acquired Smith & Wesson Security Solutions Inc. July 2012.
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST MEETING FACILITIES Ranked by total square feet of meeting space Top executive
Total Capacity of largest square Square feet meeting room Number feet of of largest theater/classroom of meeting meeting banquet/cocktail meeting space space style rooms Amenities
1.
Cobo Center
Thom Connors general manager
897,500
27,000
2,880 / 1,800 1,800 / 2,200
70
Free Wi-Fi, 2,200 on-site parking spots, concierge and business center, on-site catering, contractors on-site to provide services to meetings and trade shows
2.
The Henry Ford
Patricia Mooradian president
544,020
22,000
600 / 200 600 / 5,000
20
Horse-drawn carriages, Model T rides, historic carousel, steam locomotive, historic re-enactments, entertainment, tours, curators, audiovisual, fireworks, gardens and private courtyards with most venues, organic and local menus available
Joe Louis Arena
Tom Wilson 439,380 president and CEO, Olympia Entertainment/Detroit Red Wings
30,197
20,000 / 10,000 2,500 / 3,500
120
19 Steve Yzerman Drive, Detroit 48226 (313) 394-7593; www.olympiaentertainment.com
Unique event location for meetings, events, fundraisers, private ice skating parties and corporate experiential opportunities
4.
Ford Field
Tom Lewand president
375,000
100,000
65,000 B / 500 1,200 B / 3,500 B
24
Caterer, stadium tours, on-field activities, attached parking structure
5.
Suburban Collection Showplace
Blair Bowman owner and president
350,000
215,000
12,000 / 6,000 6,000 / 6,000
30
Attached 126 room Hyatt Place Hotel, 25,000 square feet of pre-function space, 18-foot ceilings, wireless Internet access, more than 2,700 parking spaces
6.
The Masonic of Detroit
Roger Sobran president
200,000
19,500
4,404 / 650 1,144 / 1,144
35
Space for corporate functions with two theaters, ample break-out rooms, two ballrooms, full-service catering, audiovisual capabilities and valet or self-parking options
7.
Michigan Science Center
Tonya Matthews president and CEO
128,500
8,500
240 / 225 600 / 2,000
11
Preferred vendors for valet parking, catering and AV. On-site cafe, wheelchair access, event management team, traveling exhibits, hands-on exhibits, five theaters
Fox Theatre
Tom Wilson 125,000 president and CEO, Olympia Entertainment/Detroit Red Wings
20,305
5,000 / 400 800 / 1,000
3
2211 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48201 (313) 471-3333; www.OlympiaEntertainment.com
Historic venue in Foxtown restored to its original splendor. Fox Grand Lobby offers dinner and cocktail reception space, and multi-levels can be used for strolling events. Stage and theater can accommodate close to 5,000 guests.
9.
Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center
Shonda Johnson 100,000 area general manager
25,801
2,100 / 1,200 1,800 / 2,200
34
Restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, bar/lounge, room service, wheelchair access, Internet access, self or valet parking, fitness center, concierge lounge, movie theater, food court, shops
10.
Macomb Community College, south campus
James Jacobs president
90,000
61,000
2,880 / 300 300 / 61,000
10
Sports & Expo Center, John Lewis Conference Center, free parking and Internet, complete in-house audiovisual and catering services
11.
Emagine Canton
Paul Glantz 80,000 founder and chairman
NA
475 / 475 250 / 600
18
Movie theaters that have 10-18 screens with seating from 100-475, spacious lobbies for strolling dinners and cocktail parties
11.
Emagine Novi
Paul Glantz 80,000 founder and chairman
NA
475 / 475 250 / 600
18
Movie theaters that have 10-18 screens with seating from 100-475, spacious lobbies for strolling dinners and cocktail parties
Palladium 12
Barb Zanetti 75,000 senior director of business operations, Uptown Entertainment
NA
370 / 50 230 / 500
12
250 N. Old Woodward Ave., Birmingham 48009 (248) 723-6240; www.UptownEntertainment.com
On-site catering available. Extensive menu options available. Full bar service available.
14.
Macomb Community College, center campus
James Jacobs president
41,400
1,271 / 250 250 / NA
10
Macomb Center for the Performing Arts, University Center/Professional Development Center, free parking and Internet, complete in-house audiovisual and catering services
15.
Star Lanes at Emagine Royal Oak
Paul Glantz 71,000 founder and chairman
NA
350 / 350 250 / 700
14
Two private party areas: one that can seat up to 250 and another for a party of 50-60 people. All areas combined (including restaurant area) can host up to 600 people on two levels.
16.
Palace of Auburn Hills
Dennis Mannion president
70,000
30,000
3,000 / 1,500 2,000 / 3,000
14
Built-in LCD projectors, built-in drop-down screen, private entrance, catering, natural stone and marble, granite surfaces, show kitchens with open stone ovens, Pistons Hall of Fame, championship trophy display, guided tours, custom menus
17.
MotorCity Casino Hotel
Marian Ilitch owner
67,000
19,604
2,200 / 1,379 1,500 / 2,200
11
Audiovisual, including video and teleconferencing capabilities, individualized HVAC meeting rooms, dedicated meeting concierge, pre-function areas, wireless Internet throughout, automobile accessible
18.
Crystal Park
Roger Roels president
65,000
5,500
450 / 300 325 / 325
1
Newly remodeled, on-site catering services
General Motors Heritage Center
Greg Wallace manager
64,500
64,000
500 / 240 500 / 500
2
Computer-controlled theater-style lighting. Audiovisual capabilities: 9'x12' retractable screen, projector, Internet, four wireless microphones, podium, complete audio speaker system, and two 58-inch plasma screens. Separate conference room features boardroom table and AV and Internet.
Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit Conference Center
Adrienne Pumphrey global head of Adoba brand
62,000
17,000
1,800 / 1,050 1,200 / 3,800
17
Restaurant and lounge, room service, indoor pool, sauna/whirlpool, fitness center, free parking, valet parking, breakfast, lunch, dinner, high-speed Internet access, wheelchair access, business center
Heinz C. Prechter Educational and Performing Arts Center
Deborah Duyck 60,000 district executive dean
6,000
812 / 130 NA / 200
12
Free parking, wireless Internet, large theater, exhibit gallery and enclosable rehearsal space
22.
Walsh College-Troy campus
Jenny Carson conference coordinator
55,000
3,900
300 / 180 120 / 100
40
Full-service catering and high-tech rentals; single classroom and campuswide rental; free parking; computer lab, meeting rooms and multimedia conference rooms; free Wi-Fi; electric vehicle charging stations
22.
Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds
Lynn Rich manager
55,000
9,000
600 / 900 600 / 400
7
20 acres of parking, central public address system, heated and insulated, offpremises catering permitted, banquet facility, 400-foot track area with bleachers and sound system, 62 electrical campsites, dump station on grounds, DSL, ATM
24.
Detroit Institute of Arts
Graham Beal 50,019 director, president and CEO
10,450
1,100 / NA 650 / 500
15
Experienced staff, caterer, wireless Internet, gallery tours, custom menus, wedding receptions and corporate or social events
25.
The Inn at St. John's
Paul Wegert general manager
48,000
6,700
700 / 375 375 / 550
22
Four-diamond hotel, complimentary wireless Internet, on-site catering, 27-hole golf course, outdoor gardens and courtyard for cocktail receptions, two restaurants
Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest Resort
Tom Lamb general manager
42,000
9,000
1,000 / 300 600 / 750
44
Championship golf course and clubhouse on property, IACC-approved conference center, on-site audiovisual services, tiered auditorium, outdoor event areas, free WiFi, indoor pool, hot tub, dry sauna, tennis courts, fitness facility
Comerica Park
Jill Baran manager, event and guest services
41,154
12,350
500 / NA NA / 600
7
Behind-the-scenes tours, Paws appearances, AV
3.
8.
13.
19. 20. 21.
26. 27.
1 Washington Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 877-8777; www.cobocenter.com 20900 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn 48124 (313) 982-6001; www.thehenryford.org
2000 Brush St., Detroit 48226 (313) 262-2000; www.detroitlions.com 46100 Grand River Ave., Novi 48374 (248) 348-5600; www.suburbancollectionshowplace.com 500 Temple St., Detroit 48201 (313) 832-7100; www.themasonic.com 5020 John R St., Detroit 48202 (313) 577-8400; www.mi-sci.org
400 Renaissance Drive, Detroit 48243 (313) 568-8000; www.detroitmarriott.com 14500 E. 12 Mile Road, Warren 48088 (586) 498-4198; www.macomb.edu
39535 Ford Road, Canton Township 48187 (734) 721-3456; www.emagine-entertainment.com 44425 W. 12 Mile Road, Novi 48377 (248) 468-2990; www.emagine-entertainment.com
44575 Garfield Road, Clinton Township 48038-1139 (586) 498-4198; www.macomb.edu 200 N. Main St, Royal Oak 48307 (248) 414-1000; www.emagine-entertainment.com 6 Championship Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 377-0100; www.palacenet.com 2901 Grand River Ave., Detroit 48201 (866) 752-9622; www.motorcitycasino.com 17099 Champaign, Allen Park 48101 (313) 388-9001; www.crystalgardensonline.com 6400 Center, Sterling Heights 48312 (586) 276-1498; www.gmheritagecenter.com
600 Town Center Drive, Dearborn 48126 (313) 592-3622; www.adobadearborn.com
74,000
21000 Northline Road, Taylor 48180 (734) 374-3512; www.wcccd.edu/about/ PerformingArtsCenter.htm 3838 Livernois Road, Troy 48083 (800) 925-7401; www.walshcollege.edu
5055 Ann Arbor Saline Road, Ann Arbor 48103 (734) 429-3145; www.washtenawfarmcouncil.org 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48202 (313) 833-7900; www.dia.org 44045 Five Mile Road, Plymouth 48170 (734) 414-0600; www.theinnatstjohns.com
1275 S. Huron St., Ypsilanti 48197 (734) 821-6162; www.marriott.com/dtwys
2100 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48201 (313) 471-2283; mlb.mlb.com/det/ballpark/events/index.jsp
This list of meeting facilities is an approximate compilation of the largest such facilities in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Information is provided by the venue unless otherwise noted. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. NA = not available. B 65,000 capacity theatre-style using the stadium seating, up to 5,000 capacity banquet-style and 7,500 capacity cocktail/strolling supper-style on the field. Indoor exhibit area includes field and concourses. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Facility Address Phone; website
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Top executive(s)
Best Western Plus Sterling Inn Banquet and Conference Center
Daniel Duffy general manager
31,313
15,905
2,000 / 1,076 1,420 / 2,000
16
Certified executive chef, automobile and large display exhibit entry, complimentary high speed (t-3) wireless in facility plus hard-wired Internet in all meeting rooms, full-service hotel adjoining with 246 guest rooms and suites, restaurant on-site, Loon River Cafe, adjoining indoor water park
29.
Laurel Manor Banquet and Conference Center
John DelSignore CEO
30,000
23,000
2,300 / 1,200 1,600 / 2,000
12
Wi-Fi facility, videoconferencing services, audiovisual equipment and technicians to assist, more than 8 acres of free parking, digital marquee to advertise events, easy access to I-96, I-275 and M-14
29.
Ford Conference & Event Center
Godfrey Renee manager
30,000
9,890
1,000 / 500 620 / 700
8
Meeting rooms are dividable, on-site catering with full menus, wheelchair access, free parking, production-level audiovisual equipment, AV and event planning staff
29.
MGM Grand Detroit LLC
Steve Zanella president and COO
30,000
14,000
1,200 / 900 900 / 1,200
20
Complete line of basic audio, video, lighting equipment, wireless Internet and video conferencing; convenient freight access
29.
The Roostertail Catering Club
Tom Schoenith owner
30,000
14,000
700 / 500 550 / 1,000
3
Computerized theatrical lighting, valet parking, free parking, panoramic water view, outdoor spaces, cascading fountains, professional sound system
29.
The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit
Donna Schultz general manager
30,000
8,000
866 / 420 520 / 1,000
13
Westin Workout, indoor pool, spa, three restaurants, bar, valet parking, 24-hour inroom dining, business center
VisTaTech Center at Schoolcraft College
James Ryan 29,973 executive director of development and governmental relations Brenda Durling conference center manager
7,471
600 / 400 400 / 1,000
16
Advanced telecommunications throughout the facility, with on-site AV and IT support, flexible furniture configurations in most meeting rooms and an on-site catering service and restaurant
35.
Atheneum Suite Hotel and Conference Center
Starsky Assadi general manager
28,000
17,300
400 / 250 700 / 800
11
Renovated all-suite property, free Wi-Fi in guest suites, public space and banquet rooms, free shuttle service within a five-mile radius, adjacent to the People Mover, valet parking
36.
Michigan Union
Barbara Niemi 27,000 director, event services
6,325
600 / 198 400 / 400
22
Restaurant, G-store, Ethernet, on-site catering, located on University of Michigan campus
37.
Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport
John Reed general manager
26,000
7,600
800 / 500 500 / 1,000
26
Only four diamond airport-area hotel; only direct connect in terminal property; private access from hotel lobby to 90 shops and services, valet parking, indoor pool and fitness center, DEMA Restaurant and Lounge, 24-hour room service
37.
The Henry, Autograph Collection
Joseph Shurmur general manager
26,000
12,210
1,200 / 600 800 / 1,200
16
AAA four diamond hotel, 308 guest rooms and suites, complimentary wireless HSIA, on-site AV, TRIA Restaurant, fitness center, indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool, spa services, buisness center, free parking, on-site art collection
28.
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Facility Address Phone; website
Total Capacity of largest square Square feet meeting room Number feet of of largest theater/classroom of meeting meeting banquet/cocktail meeting space space style rooms Amenities
34.
34911 Van Dyke Ave., Sterling Heights 48312 (586) 979-1400; www.sterlinginn.com 39000 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 462-0770; www.laurelmanor.com 1151 Village Road, Dearborn 48124 (313) 621-2900; www.cec.ford.com
1777 Third St., Detroit 48226 (877) 888-2121; www.mgmgranddetroit.com 100 Marquette Drive, Detroit 48214 (313) 822-1234; www.roostertail.com
1114 Washington Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 442-1600; westin.com/bookcadillac
18600 Haggerty Road, Livonia 41852-2696 (734) 462-4610; vistatech.schoolcraft.edu
1000 Brush Ave., Detroit 48226 (313) 962-2323; www.atheneumsuites.com
530 S. State St., Ann Arbor 48109 (734) 763-5750; uunions.umich.edu/munion 2501 Worldgateway Place, Detroit 48242 (734) 942-6500; www.westin.com/detroit 300 Town Center Drive, Dearborn 48126 (313) 441-2000; www.behenry.com
This list of meeting facilities is an approximate compilation of the largest such facilities in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Information is provided by the venue unless otherwise noted. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST OFFICE FURNITURE DEALERS Ranked by 2012 revenue 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. 10.
Top executive(s)
National Business Supply Inc. (NBS Commercial 2595 Bellingham, Troy 48083 (248) 823-5400; www.yourNBS.com
Interiors) Richard Schwabauer president
Revenue ($000,000) 2012
Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Employees in Detroit area Jan. 2013
$94.6
$92.0
2.8%
135
Steelcase
Brands of furniture carried
Facility Matrix Group
David Daugherty president Chris Sowers CEO
51.0
NA
NA
32
Herman Miller and others
WorkSquared Inc.
Dan Rosema COO David Overberg general manager
33.0
32.0
3.1
72
Herman Miller
Balco Interiors LLC (Interior Environments)
Randy Balconi Steve Cojei principals
23.5
17.9
31.3
27
Allsteel, Gunlocke, Paoli, Trendway, Humanscale
American Interiors Inc.
Rick Essig vice president of sales
20.4
11.7
73.7
14
Allseating, Global, Kimball, Knoll, Krug, La-Z-Boy, National, OFS, Sit On It
Airea Inc.
Vincent Johnson chairman and CEO
17.0
14.0
21.4
30
Haworth
Kentwood Office Furniture LLC
Art Hasse president
12.0
9.5
26.3
5
Kimball, National, Trendway, Hon, La-Z-Boy, Krug, American Seating
Interior Systems Contract Group Inc.
Mary Ann Lievois CEO
10.8
11.8
-8.4
20
Haworth, National, Kimball, AIS
Space Care Interiors Inc.
Kevin Lewis CEO Alan Kroll president
10.8
10.5
3.3
11
2222 W. 11 Mile Road, Berkley 48072 (248) 541-9060; www.spacecareinteriors.com
National, Davis, OFS, Custom Millworks, Inscape
Office Express Inc.
Michael Carr president
7.5
7.2
4.2
NA
HON, Alera, Basyx, Global, Safco, Iceberg, Mayline, BALT
555 Friendly St., Pontiac 48341 (248) 334-8000; www.facilitymatrix.com
46855 Magellan Drive, Suite 100, Novi 48377 (855) 242-9292; www.worksquared.com
48700 Grand River, Novi 48076 (248) 213-3010; www.ieoffices.com
30553 S. Wixom Road, Suite 200, Wixom 48393 (248) 624-2255; www.aminteriors.com
23231-B Industrial Park Drive, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 426-0100; www.aireainc.com
40500 Grand River Ave., Novi 48375 (248) 442-4888; www.kentwoodoffice.com
612 N. Main St., Royal Oak 48067 (248) 399-1600; www.iscginc.com
1280 E. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48083 (877) 795-2600; www.oexusa.com
■ Largest percentage increase.
This is a list of office furniture dealers in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST RETAIL CENTERS Ranked by gross leasable area Shopping center name Address Rank Phone; website
Top executive(s)
Gross leasable area (square footage)
Center type
Leasing agent Company Phone
Number of stores Anchors
Ed Kubes general manager
1,550,450
Super-regional
Rob Michaels General Growth Properties Inc. (312) 960-5270
180
1.
Lakeside Mall 14000 Lakeside Circle, Sterling Heights 48313 (586) 247-1590; www.shop-lakesidemall.com
Macy's, Macy's Men & Home, Sears, JCPenney, Lord & Taylor
Daniel Jones general manager
1,513,000
Super-regional
Margaux Levy-Keusch The Taubman Co. (248) 258-6800
200
Nordstrom, Macy's, Lord & Taylor, JCPenney, Sears
2.
Twelve Oaks Mall 27500 Novi Road, Novi 48377 (248) 348-9400; www.shoptwelveoaks.com
Peter Light general manager
1,500,000
Super-regional
Jennifer Jones Urban Retail Properties LLC (248) 585-4114
127
Macy's, Sears, JCPenney
3.
Oakland Mall 412 W. 14 Mile Road, Troy 48083 (248) 585-6000; www.oaklandmall.com Northland Center 21500 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield 48075 (248) 569-6272; www.shopatnorthland.com
Brent Reetz general manager
1,464,434
Super-regional
Amanda Royalty AAC Realty (317) 590-7913
122
Macy's, Target
4.
Somerset Collection 2800 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 643-6360; www.thesomersetcollection.com
John Myszak general manager
1,440,000
Super-regional
The Forbes Co. (248) 827-4600
180
5.
Macy's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue
Eastland Center 18000 Vernier Road, Harper Woods 48225 (313) 371-1501; www.shopeastland.com
Brent Reetz general manager
1,393,222
Super-regional
Casey Conley (313) 371-1500
105
6.
Target, Macy's, Lowe's, Burlington Coat Factory, K & G Fashions
Fairlane Town Center 18900 Michigan Ave., Dearborn 48126-3902 (313) 593-1370; www.shopfairlane.com
Catherine O'Malley general manager
1,386,000
Super-regional
Angela Brown The Taubman Co. (248) 258-6800
160
Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, AMC Star Theatres
7.
Great Lakes Crossing Outlets 4000 Baldwin Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 454-5010; www.shopgreatlakescrossing.com
Kimberly Savona general manager
1,353,000
Super-regional
Jon Schey The Taubman Co. (248) 258-6800
185
8.
Off 5th Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Last Call by Neiman Marcus, Lord & Taylor Outlet, Forever 21, and Bass Pro Shops/Outdoor World
Westland Shopping Center 35000 W. Warren, Westland 48185 (734) 425-5001; www.westlandcenter.com
Carol Rutz general manager
1,064,183
Regional
Patrick Hummel Spinoso Real Estate Group (315) 425-1000
82
Macy's, Kohl's, JCPenney, Sears
9.
Briarwood Mall 100 Briarwood Circle, Ann Arbor 48108 (734) 769-9610; www.shopbriarwood.com
Ida Hendrix general manager
982,500
Super-regional
Amy Jonas Simon Property Group Inc. (317) 263-2485
120
Macy's, Sears, JCPenney, Von Maur
10.
This list of multitenant retail properties is an approximate compilation of the largest such properties in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Unless otherwise noted, information was obtained from the general managers, leasing agents or the retail center's websites. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Center types: Super-regional = draws majority of sales from a 5- to 25-mile radius, three or more anchors. Regional = draws majority of sales from a 5to 15-mile radius, two or more anchors. Power = generally a group of superstores and not enclosed. Lifestyle = outdoor shopping and entertainment venue. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST GROUP HEALTH CARE PLANS Ranked by 2012 revenue 1. 2.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan/ Blue Care Network
4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Health Alliance Plan of Michigan 2850 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit 48202 (313) 872-8100; hap.org and chooseHAP.org
10. 11. 12.
34505 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills 48331 (800) 942-0954; www.priorityhealth.com
Delta Dental of Michigan Inc. Farmington Hills and Lansing (517) 349-6000; www.deltadentalmi.com
Meridian Health Plan of Michigan Inc. 777 Woodward Ave., Suite 600, Detroit 48226 (313) 324-3700; www.mhplan.com
HealthPlus of Michigan Inc. 101 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 1400, Troy 48084 (248) 687-1420; www.healthplus.org
Molina Healthcare of Michigan Inc. 100 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 600, Troy 48084 (248) 925-1700; www.molinahealthcare.com
McLaren Health Plan Inc. G-3245 Beecher Road, Suite 200, Flint 48532 (888) 327-0671; www.mclarenhealthplan.org
14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
387,369 PPO, HMO, wellness, consumer directed in the group market; Medicare Advantage and Part D prescription drug plans in the Medicare market; and PPO, HMO and Health Savings Account eligible products in the individual market; prescription drugs, dental and vision
2,360.0 1,999.3
18.0
656,993 635,203
300,295
13,231
1,208
Michael Freed president and CEO
1,936.8 1,857.7
4.3
578,000 622,298
NA
NA
NA
NA
PriorityPPO, PriorityPOS, PriorityHMO/PriorityEPO, PriorityHSA, PriorityHRA, HealthbyChoice Motivations, HealthbyChoice Incentives, HealthbyChoice Progressions, HealthbyChoice Achievements; wellness programs: Core, Advanced, Ultimate; PriorityFSA, PriorityDental, PriorityDisability, group Medicare
Laura Czelada president and CEO
1,407.7 1,309.3
7.5
6,254,390 5,288,681
NA
NA
NA
NA
Delta Dental Premier, Delta Dental PPO, Delta Dental EPO
Jon Cotton president and COO
957.3 960.6
-0.3
295,260 290,587
295,260
0
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Bruce Hill president and CEO
847.2 E 772.5 E
9.7
228,538 212,616
147,717
50,801
4,676
25,344
Stephen Harris president, Molina Healthcare of Michigan
658.7 662.1
-0.5
220,000 222,000
NA
NA
NA
NA
Medicaid, Medicare
Kathy Kendall president and CEO
453.2 311.1
45.7
175,139 93,427
NA
NA
NA
NA
HMO, POS, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage
UnitedHealthcareChoice, UnitedHealthcareChoice Plus, UnitedHealthcare Options PPO, HRA, HSA, Dental PPO, Dental INO, Dental Select Managed Care, Dental Indemnity, vision, Medicare, Medicaid
342,259 HMO, POS, PPO, EPO, Individual, Medicare, PDP, Medicare supplement, Medicaid, self-funded, network lease, Commercial RX, Wayne County Four Star
Medicaid, Medicare HMO
HMO, PPO, consumer-driven health plans
■ Largest percentage increase.
Jelka Petrovic 26957 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 400, Southfield 48034 CEO, UnitedHealthcare in Michigan (800) 842-3585; uhc.com Wendy Arnone president and CEO UnitedHealthcare
299.5 366.0
-18.2
296,000 284,000
NA
NA
NA
NA
Midwest Health Plan Inc.
Mark Saffer president and CEO
275.3 265.7
3.6
82,326 75,040
82,326
0
0
0
Medicaid, Medicare
Randy Narowitz CEO
200.3 187.2
7.0
59,566 52,259
59,566
0
0
0
HMO, POS, PPN, Medicare, Medicaid
Beverly Allen CEO
173.2 185.2
-6.5
42,831 46,350
42,831
0
0
0
Medicaid
M. Scott Mitchell Barbara Aikman senior account executives
108.4 95.2
13.8
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Vision
Randy Narowitz CEO
93.9 90.9
3.4
29,440 27,907
19,566
0
9,874
0
HMO
Robert Farrell CEO
11.2 F 11.2 F
-0.4
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Vision
Chip Merkel president and COO
8.1 F 7.9
3.1
NA 17,500
NA
NA
NA
NA
Dental
Carrie Harris-Muller president and CEO
6.8 7.4
-7.7
2,121 1,946
NA
NA
NA
NA
Medicaid
Joseph Lentine president
5.9 F 5.5 F
6.5
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Select Dental Gold, Select Dental Silver
John Morgan president
5.2 F 5.6 F
-5.8
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Dental
Joseph Lentine president
2.2 F 2.0
11.5
NA NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Hallmark Group, Grand Group, Choice, Student, Senior, Individual, IBC Choice
4700 Schaefer, Suite 340, Dearborn 48126 (313) 581-3700; www.midwesthealthplan.com
Total Health Care Inc. 3011 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 1600, Detroit 48202 (313) 871-2000; www.thcmi.com
OmniCare Health Plan Inc. (CoventryCares of Michigan) 1333 Gratiot Ave., Suite 400, Detroit 48207 (866) 316-3784; chcmedicaidmichigan.coventryhealthcare.com
Vision Service Plan VSP
13.
NA
James Connelly interim president and CEO
UnitedHealthcare
9.
$20,900.0 B 2.5% 4,446,956 C 692,385 D 3,367,202 $20,400.0 B 4,414,620 C
600 E. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 225-9000; www.bcbsm.com
Priority Health
3.
Top local executive(s) Daniel Loepp president and CEO
Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Revenue members members in members members in Enrolled ($000,000) Percent year-end HMO/DHMO in PPO POS members in 2012/ 2011 change 2012/2011 plan plan plan other plans Name of group health care plans/types
2000 Town Center, Suite 725, Southfield 48075 (248) 350-2082; www.vsp.com
Total Health Care USA Inc. 3011 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 1600, Detroit 48202 (313) 871-2000; www.thcmi.com
Single Vision Solution Inc. (formerly SVS Vision Managed Care Inc.) 140 Macomb, Mt. Clemens 48043 (586) 468-7370; www.svsvision.com
United Concordia Dental 3250 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 127, Troy 48084 (248) 458-1581; www.unitedconcordia.com
ProCare Health Plan Inc. 3968 Mt. Elliott, Detroit 48207 (313) 267-0300; www.procarehp.com
Golden Dental Plans Inc. 29377 Hoover Road, Warren 48093 (586) 573-8118; www.goldendentalplans.com
Midwestern Dental Plans Inc. 5050 Schaefer Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 582-0150; www.mwdentalplansinc.com
Dencap Dental Plans 45 E. Milwaukee St., Detroit 48202 (313) 972-1400; www.dencap.com
This list of leading Detroit-area group health care plans encompasses medical, dental, optical and other health care organizations. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies or the Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Total of premiums and premium equivalents that include both fully insured and self-funded business. C Does not include members that are part of Michigan-based groups but reside outside of Michigan. D Includes members belonging to Blue Care Network subsidiaries. E Figures include subsidiaries HealthPlus Insurance Co. (PPO), HealthPlus Partners (Medicaid) and HealthPlus Options (TPA). F From the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Top executive(s)
Number of Number of hospital Number of physicians/boardinpatient managed-care certified admissions/ covered lives/ Type of physicians outpatient visits contracts organization Physician hospital affiliations
United Physicians Inc.
Michael Williams president and CEO Deborah Tasich Withrow executive vice president and COO
2,260 NA
NA
140,000 9
IPA
Beaumont Health System, Botsford General Hospital, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Crittenton Hospital and affiliates, Detroit Medical Center hospitals, Doctor's Hospital of Michigan, Garden City Osteopathic Hospital, Henry Ford Health System, Karmanos Cancer Center, McLaren Health System, Oakland Regional Hospitals, Oakwood Healthcare Inc., Select Specialty Hospitals, St. John Providence Health System, St. Joseph Mercy Health System, St. Mary Mercy Hospital of Livonia, Triumph Hospital of Detroit, UM Hospital, others
Wayne State University Physician Group
Robert Frank CEO
2,256 2,256
NA 752,018
NA
Group practice
Beaumont Health System, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Crittenton Hospital Medical Center, Detroit Receiving Hospital, DMC Surgery Hospital, Doctors' Hospital of Michigan, Garden City Hospital, Harper University Hospital, Henry Ford Health System, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, Hutzel Women's Hospital, Karmanos Cancer Center, McLaren-Macomb, McLaren-Oakland, Oakwood Healthcare System, Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, Select Specialty Hospital, Sinai-Grace Hospital, St. Joseph Mercy Health System, St. Mary Mercy-Livonia, St. John Providence Health System, Triumph Hospital Detroit, UM Health System, Vibra Hospital of SE Detroit, others
The Physician Alliance LLC
Michael Madden president and CEO
2,203 2,191
50,141 1,157,320
268,080
IPA
St. John Hospital and Medical Center, Providence Hospital, Providence Park Hospital, St. John Macomb-Oakland Hospital, St. John River District Hospital and Brighton Center for Recovery
Consortium of Independent Physician Associations
Mark Casmer interim president and CEO
2,200 NA
NA
NA
IPA
ProMedica Bixby Hospital, ProMedica Herrick Hospital, ProMedica Toledo Hospital, Hillsdale Community Health Center, Port Huron Hospital, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Oakwood Healthcare System, Henry Ford Health System, St. Mary Mercy Hospital
University of Michigan Faculty Group Practice
David Spahlinger senior associate dean for clinical affairs
1,798 1,536
48,321 1,938,541
10,945 2
Group practice
Henry Ford Physician Network
Charles Kelly president and CEO
1,763 NA
NA
28,100 1
IPA
Henry Ford Health System, others. Includes 1,220 employed physicians in the Henry Ford Medical Group.
McLaren Physician Hospital Organization
Gary Wentzloff president and CEO
1,537 NA
NA
NA
PHO
McLaren-Bay Region, McLaren-Bay Special Care, McLaren-Central Michigan, McLaren-Greater Lansing, McLaren-Orthopedic, McLaren-Lapeer Region, McLaren-Clarkston, McLaren-Flint, McLaren-Macomb, McLaren-Northern Michigan, McLaren-Oakland
DMC PHO LLC
Nazmul Haque chairman
1,200 1,260
NA
59,600 7
PHO
Detroit Medical Center
Oakwood ACO LLC
William Isenstein executive director
942 873
NA
94,110 13
PHO
Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center, Oakwood Annapolis Hospital, Oakwood Heritage Hospital, Oakwood Southshore Medical Center
United Outstanding Physicians LLC
Y.T. Hammoud medical director and CEO
927 886
NA
150,000 19
IPA
St. Mary, Henry Ford Wyandotte, St. Joseph Mercy, Oakwood Healthcare Inc., Detroit Medical Center, and hospitals designated by health plans with which UOP physicians are contracted
MedNetOne Health Solutions
Ewa Matuszewski CEO
750 B NA
NA
NA
IPA
Crittenton Hospital and Medical Center, Henry Ford Health System, Beaumont Health System, Mercy Memorial Monroe, McLaren Health System, St. John Providence Health System, Detroit Medical Center
Huron Valley Physicians Association PC
Jack Carman president
580 NA
NA
35,000 5
IPA
St. Joseph Mercy Health System, Chelsea Community Hospital
Olympia Medical Services PLLC
Randall Bickle president and CEO
550 550
NA
NA
IPA
Botsford, Garden City, St. Mary-Livonia, Providence Park, St. Joseph-Ann Arbor
Greater Macomb PHO
Jerome Finkel medical director
517 492
NA
30,000 7
PHO
Professional Medical Corp.
Tom Wolff Robin Ricketts managing executives Asif Ishaque president
450 NA
NA
50,000 9
IPA
Hurley Medical Center, McLaren, Genesys
Oakland Physicians Network Services
Rodger Prong executive director Bashar Succar president
450 445
NA
80,000 14
IPA
3901 Highland Road, Suite C, Waterford Township 48328 (248) 682-0088; www.opns.org
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Oakland, Huron Valley-Sinai DMC, Doctor's Hospital of Michigan
Oakland Southfield Physicians PC
Jerome Frankel medical director
322 297
NA
143,249 10
IPA
Botsford Hospital, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Crittenton Hospital and Medical Center, Doctors' Hospital of Michigan, Garden City Osteopathic Hospital, Harper University Hospital, Henry Ford Health System, Huron Valley Sinai Hospital, Oakwood Healthcare Inc., McLaren-Oakland, Sinai Grace Hospital, St. John Providence Health System, St. Joseph Mercy Health System, St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Beaumont Health System
Accountable Healthcare Alliance
Robert Jackson president and medical director
303 298
NA
20,000 7
IPA
Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital, St. Mary Mercy-Livonia, Oakwood Hospitals, Mercy Hospital Port Huron
Integrated Health Associates Inc.
William Fileti president and CEO
288 238
NA 567,000
74,000 11
Group practice
St. Joseph Mercy Health System, University of Michigan Health System
Jeffrey Margolis 30000 Northwestern Highway, Farmington Hills 48334-3292 president (248) 851-1430; www.mhppc.com
243 NA
NA
NA
Group practice
Beaumont Health System, Botsford General Hospital, Crittenton Hospital, Detroit Medical Center hospitals, Garden City Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital West Bloomfield, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, McLaren-Macomb, McLarenOakland, McLaren-Lapeer, Doctors' Hospital of Michigan, Oakwood Healthcare Inc., Port Huron Hospital, St. John Providence Health System, St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, St. Mary Mercy Hospital
DMC Primary Care Physicians PC
Kenneth Dziuba president and medical director
96 89
NA
NA
IPA
Detroit Receiving Hospital, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Harper-Hutzel, Sinai-Grace Hospital, St. John Providence, Beaumont Health System, Botsford Hospital, Garden City Hospital, Oakwood Healthcare Inc., Henry Ford Health System, Crittenton Hospital, Huron Valley Hospital, Karmanos Cancer Center, Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan
Livingston Physician Organization
Debbie Bernstein COO
84 83
NA
NA 5
IPA
St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospital
30800 Telegraph Road, Suite 2800, Bingham Farms 48025 (248) 593-0100; www.updoctors.com
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20952 12 Mile Road, Suite 130, St. Clair Shores 48081 (586) 498-3555; www.thephysicianalliance.org
101 N. Main St., Suite 430, Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 302-2128; www.medadvgrp.com/cipa
4101 Medical Science Building I, Ann Arbor 48109-0624 (800) 211-8181; medicine.umich.edu/medschool/patientcare/um-physiciansfgp 1 Ford Place, Detroit 48202 (313) 874-1466; henryfordphysiciannetwork.com 2701 Cambridge Court, Suite 200, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 484-4928; www.mclarenpho.org
28411 Northwestern Highway, Suite 750, Southfield 48034 (248) 262-7369; www.dmcpho.com 15500 Lundy Parkway, Dearborn 48126 (313) 253-6058; oakwoodaco.org 330 Town Center Drive, Suite 900, Dearborn 48126 (313) 240-9867; www.uopdocs.com 4986 N. Adams Road, Suite D, Rochester 48306-1416 (248) 475-4701; www.mednetone.net 2002 Hogback Road, Suite 3, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 973-0137; www.hvpa.com
33300 Five Mile Road, Suite 210, Livonia 48154 (313) 357-1215; www.olympiadocs.com 43421 Garfield, Suite 203, Clinton Township 48038 (586) 263-2620; greatermacombpho.com 101 N. Main St., Suite 430, Ann Arbor 48104 (517) 336-1400; www.pmcpo.com
29200 Northwestern Highway, Suite 325, Southfield 48034 (248) 357-4048; www.ospdocs.com
7445 Allen Park Road, Suite 250, Allen Park 48101 (734) 302-2123 24 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive, Lobby J2000, Ann Arbor 48106-0446 (734) 747-6766; www.ihacares.com
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21519 Harper Ave., Suite 107, St. Clair Shores 48080 (586) 498-8922; www.dmcpcp.com
620 Byron Road, Howell 48843 (517) 545-6337; www.livingstonphysicians.com
University of Michigan Health System
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital-Clinton Township
This list of physician organizations encompasses physician hospital organizations and independent practice associations and is an approximate compilation of the largest such groups in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. IPA = Independent practice association. PHO = Physician hospital organization. ACO = Accountable care organization. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the organizations. NA = not available. B MedNetOne Health Solutions is no longer aligned with Wayne State Physicians Group as of Jan. 1, 2013. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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4,463.5 3,974.4
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3,919.1 3,667.8
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Philip Incarnati president and CEO
2,460.0 2,064.6
17,400
Gene Michalski president and CEO
2,169.5 2,176.1
15,361
Jean Meyer interim president and CEO
2,122.8 2,030.0
11,933
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Brian Connolly president and CEO
1,194.0 1,127.0
8,181
Dennis Swan president and CEO
804.1 771.1
5,220
Paul Spaude president and CEO
583.8 550.3
3,434
Diane Postler-Slattery president and CEO
526.6 514.5
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Spence Maidlow president and CEO
506.4 487.5
3,458
Alfred Pilong president
478.4 462.3
3,434
Elizabeth Aderholdt president and CEO
471.0 442.5
3,264
Georgia Fojtasek president and CEO
432.8 418.5
3,106
Loren Hamel president and CEO
372.1 369.7
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Melany Gavulic president and CEO
359.5 394.4
2,420
Paul LaCasse president and CEO
340.6 328.9
2,665
John Graham president and CEO
320.0 347.0
2,640
Michael Faas president and CEO
304.3 300.8
1,812
A. Gary Muller president
269.8 262.6
NA
Gerold Bepler president and CEO
258.2 252.5
1,022
Roy Powell president and CEO
224.0 239.8
1,423
Dale Sowders president and CEO
208.2 195.7
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G3235 Beecher Road, Flint 48532 (810) 342-1100; www.mclaren.org
Beaumont Health System 3711 W. 13 Mile Road, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 898-5000; www.beaumont.edu
St. John Providence Health System 28000 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (866) 501-3627; www.stjohnprovidence.org
Detroit Medical Center C 3990 John R, Detroit 48201 (313) 578-2442; www.dmc.org
Oakwood Healthcare Inc. 15500 Lundy Parkway, Dearborn 48126 (313) 586-5052; www.oakwood.org
Sparrow Health System 1215 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing 48912 (517) 364-1000; www.sparrow.org
Borgess Health 1521 Gull Road, Kalamazoo 49048 (269) 226-7000; www.borgess.com
MidMichigan Health 4005 Orchard Drive, Midland 48670 (969) 839-3301; www.midmichigan.org
Covenant HealthCare 1447 N. Harrison, Saginaw 48602 (989) 583-0000; www.covenanthealthcare.com
Munson Medical Center 1105 Sixth St., Traverse City 49684 (231) 935-5000; www.munsonhealthcare.org
Genesys Regional Medical Center One Genesys Parkway, Grand Blanc 48439 (810) 606-5000; www.genesys.org
Allegiance Health E 205 N. East Ave., Jackson 49201 (517) 788-4800; www.allegiancehealth.org
Lakeland Regional Medical Center 1234 Napier Ave., St. Joseph 49085 (269) 428-2258; www.lakelandhealth.org
Hurley Medical Center 1 Hurley Plaza, Flint 48503 (810) 262-9000; www.hurleymc.com
Botsford Health Care 28050 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills 48336 (248) 471-8000; www.botsford.org
St. Mary's of Michigan Medical Center 800 S. Washington Ave., Saginaw 48601 (989) 907-8000; stmarysofmichigan.org
Metro Health
F
5900 Byron Center Ave. SW, Wyoming 49519 (616) 252-7200; www.metrohealth.net
Marquette General Health System G 420 W. Magnetic St., Marquette 49855 (906) 225-3450; www.mgh.org
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute H 4100 John R, Detroit 48201 (800) 527-6266; www.karmanos.org
Crittenton Hospital Medical Center 1101 W. University Drive, Rochester 48307 (248) 652-5000; www.crittenton.com
Holland Hospital 602 Michigan Ave., Holland 49423 (616) 392-5141; www.hollandhospital.org
Joseph Mullany CEO
This listing is an approximate compilation of the leading hospitals and hospital companies based in Michigan. Revenue listed is net patient revenue plus other operating revenue. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies directly or from state and federal filings. NA = not available. B Catholic Health East and Trinity merged in May 2013 to form CHE Trinity Health. C Detroit Medical Center is owned by Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., which acquired DMC's previous owner, Vanguard Health Systems Inc., in October 2013. D Crain's estimate. E Signed letter of intent Dec. 3 to be acquired by UM Health System. F Signed letter of intent Sept. 23 to sell hospital to for-profit Community Health Systems, Nashville, Tenn. G Marquette General Health System was acquired by Duke LifePoint Healthcare in Sept. 2012. H Signed agreement Oct. 30 to sell to McLaren Health Care Corp. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
950 West University Drive, Suite 300 Rochester, Michigan 48307
Net revenue ($000,000) 2012/2011
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST MICHIGAN PATENT-HOLDING COMPANIES Ranked by number of patents 2010-12 Rank
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 15. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 21. 23. 24. 25.
Company Address Phone, website
Top executive(s)
Total patents awarded Patents awarded 2010-2012 2012/2011/2010
GM Global Technologies Operations LLC
Mary Barra B executive vice president, global product development and global purchasing and supply chain
2,617
300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265
1,054 838 725 C
Ford Motor Co.
Alan Mulally president and CEO
1,308
574 376 358
Magna International of America Inc.
Jim Tobin chief marketing officer and president, Magna Asia
281
99 D 84 D 98 D
Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing North America Inc.
Osamu Nagata president and CEO
253
115 66 72
Whirlpool Corp.
Jeff Fettig chairman and CEO
230
90 91 49
University of Michigan
Mary Sue Coleman president
223
91 69 63
Dow Global Technologies Inc.
Mark Whiteman president
158
68 46 44
Lear Corp.
Matthew Simoncini president and CEO
136
45 45 46
Chrysler Group LLC
Sergio Marchionne chairman and CEO
132
31 28 73
TK Holdings Inc.
Robert Fisher president
120
37 48 E 35
Nissan North America Inc.
Carla Bailo senior vice president, research and development-Nissan Americas
116
39001 Sunrise Drive, Farmington Hills 48331-3404 (248) 488-4123; www.nissanusa.com
42 21 53 F
Guardian Industries Corp.
Ron Vaupel president and CEO
114
46 34 34
Eaton Corp.
Ken Davis president, vehicle group
112
39 43 30
Dow Corning Corp.
Robert Hansen president and CEO
107
46 G 30 G 31 G
Michigan State University
Lou Anna Simon president
95
26 32 37
Delphi Technologies Inc.
Rodney O'Neal president and CEO, Delphi Automotive PLC
95
28 19 48
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. David Dauch
chairman, president and CEO
81
One Dauch Drive, Detroit 48211 (313) 758-2000; www.aam.com
21 37 23
Robert Bosch LLC
Mike Mansuetti president
76
30 27 19
Visteon Global Technologies Inc.
Donald Stebbins chairman, president and CEO, Visteon Corp.
71
21 21 29
Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience
Beda Bolzenius vice president and president, automotive seating William Jackson executive vice president, corporate development and president, automotive electronics and interiors
69
25 30 14
Denso International America Inc.
Hikaru "Howard" Sugi president and CEO
60
21 H 22 H 17 H
Access Business Group LLC
George Calvert Amway vice president supply chain and research and development
60
7575 Fulton St. E., Ada 49355 (616) 787-6767; www.accessbusinessgroup.com
25 18 17
Gentex Corp.
Fred Bauer chairman and CEO
58
19 17 22
Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Inc.
Samir Salman CEO, Continental North America
55
11 13 31
BorgWarner Inc.
James Verrier president and CEO
54
17 21 16
1 American Road, Dearborn 48126 (313) 322-3000; www.ford.com 600 Wilshire Drive, Troy 48084 (248) 729-2400; www.magna.com
1555 Woodridge Ave., Ann Arbor 48105 www.toyota.com 2000 North M-63, Benton Harbor 49022 (269) 923-5000; whirlpool.com 1301 Catherine St., Ann Arbor 48109 (734) 764-1817; www.umich.edu 2030 Dow Center, Midland 48674 (989) 636-1000
21557 Telegraph Road, Southfield 48033 (248) 447-1500; www.lear.com 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills 48326-2766 (248) 576-5741; www.chryslergroupllc.com 2500 Takata Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 373-8040; www.takata.com
2300 Harmon Road, Auburn Hills 48326-1714 (248) 340-1800; www.guardian.com 13100 E. Michigan Ave., Galesburg 49053 (616) 342-3000; www.eaton.com 2200 W. Salzburg Road, Midland 48686 (989) 496-4000; www.dowcorning.com East Lansing 48824 (517) 355-1855; www.msu.edu
5725 Delphi Drive, Troy 48098-2815 www.delphi.com/manufacturers/dti
38000 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 876-1000; www.boschusa.com Parklane Towers E., Suite 728, 1 Parklane Blvd., Dearborn 48126 49200 Halyard Drive, Plymouth 48170 (734) 254-5000; www.johnsoncontrols.com
24777 Denso Drive, Southfield 48033 (248) 350-7500; www.densocorp-na.com
600 N. Centennial St., Zeeland 49464 (616) 772-1800; www.gentex.com 1 Continental Drive, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 393-5300; www.conti-online.com 3850 Hamlin Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 754-9200; www.borgwarner.com
This list of patent-holding companies is an approximate compilation of the largest companies in Michigan that were awarded utility patent grants. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Michigan office. NA = not available. B CEO of General Motors Co. effective Jan. 15, 2014. Mark Reuss to succeed her as executive vice president of global product development, purchasing and supply chain. C Includes patents awarded to General Motors Corp. and General Motors LLC. D Includes patents registered to Magna International Inc. and its subsidiaries. E Includes patents registered to Takata Seat Belts Inc. F Includes patents registered to Nissan Technical Center North America Inc., which became a division of Nissan North America Inc. in 2010. G Includes patents registered to Dow Corning Toray Co. Ltd. H Includes patents registered to Denso Corp. LIST RESEARCHED BY U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST BIOTECH COMPANIES Ranked by 2012 revenue Revenue ($000,000) 2011
Percent change
Full-time local employees January 2013
Eric Steen CEO
$58.8
$54.6
7.7%
200
Supplier of infusion services to oncologists and other outpatient treatment settings
Rob Chioini founder, chairman, president and CEO
49.8
49.0
1.8
106
Hemodialysis products and drugs for the treatment of iron deficiency and secondary hyperparathyroidism
Mark Rathbone CEO
35.0 B
NA
NA
NA
Product development and manufacturing including medical device design and molding and clean room molding and assembly
Vincent Forlenza president and CEO, Becton, Dickinson and Co.
30.0 C
NA
NA
65
173 Parkland Plaza, Ann Arbor 48103 (734) 994-8000; www.bdbiosciences.com/accuri
Developer and manufacturer of cell analysis systems for the life science research community
Neocutis Inc.
Mark Lemko president
25.0
19.0
31.6
NA
Human cellular technology focused on skin care, anti-aging, women's health and wound healing
InfuSystem Holdings Inc.
1.
31700 Research Park Drive, Madison Heights 48071-4627 (800) 962-9656; www.infusystem.com
Rockwell Medical Inc.
2.
30142 Wixom Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 960-9009; www.rockwellmed.com
PTI Engineered Plastics Inc.
3.
50900 Corporate Drive, Macomb 48044 (586) 263-5100; teampti.com
Accuri Cytometers Inc.
4. 5.
101 W. Big Beaver Road, Columbia Center II, Suite 845, Troy 48064 (313) 664-7546; www.neocutis.com
Asterand D
6.
Tech One Suite 501, 440 Burroughs, Detroit 48202-3420 (313) 263-0960; www.asterand.com
Ash Stevens Inc.
7.
18655 Krause St., Riverview 48193 (734) 282-3370; www.ashstevens.com
Aastrom Biosciences Inc.
8.
24 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive, Lobby K, Ann Arbor 48105 (800) 556-0311; www.aastrom.com
Pointe Scientific Inc. E
9.
2311 Green Road, Suite A, Ann Arbor 48108 (734) 302-4000; www.nanobio.com
Custom Biogenic Systems Inc.
11.
74100 Van Dyke Road, Bruce Township 48065 (586) 331-2600; www.custombiogenics.com
Innovative BioTherapies Inc.
12.
650 Avis Drive, Ann Arbor 48108 (734) 213-8350; innbio.com
SoloHill Engineering Inc.
13.
4370 Varsity Drive, Ann Arbor 48108 (734) 973-2956; www.solohill.com
Oxford Biomedical Research Inc.
14.
2165 Avon Industrial Drive, Rochester Hills 48309-3611 (800) 692-4633; www.oxfordbiomed.com
Detroit R & D Inc.
15.
2727 Second Ave. MCHT Building, Suite 4113, Detroit 48201 (313) 961-1606; www.detroitrandd.com
Type of business
■ Largest percentage increase.
Ian Ratcliffe CEO, Stemgent Inc.
24.1 C
24.1
0.0
NA
Supplier of high-quality, well-characterized human tissue and human tissue-based research services to drug discovery scientists
Stephen Munk president and CEO
21.5
24.0
-10.1
77
Makes active pharmaceutical ingredients; develops processes, analytical methods, and manufactures such ingredients post-FDA approval
Nick Colangelo president and CEO
21.0
18.0
16.7
77
Regenerative medicine company and developer of expanded, autologous cellular therapies for the treatment of severe, chronic cardiovascular diseases including critical limb ischemia and dilated cardiomyopathy
Hanjoon Ryu
11.0
10.0
10.0
33
Manufacturer and global distributor of clinical diagnostic reagents and analyzers
Dave Peralta CEO
8.7
NA
NA
19
Nanoemulsion-based vaccines and anti-infective products
John Brothers president and CEO
8.0
9.0
-11.1
39
Design, develop and manufacture life science equipment and accessories, specifically liquid nitrogen cryogenic storage vessels.
H. David Humes president and chief science officer
2.6
3.6
-27.7
18
Utilizes stem cell and nonfabricated membrane technologies to develop a bioartificial implantable kidney and other organs
Timothy Solomon CEO
2.1
2.5
-16.0
NA
Providing innovative solutions for biotech cell culture research and manufacturing
Denis Callewaert president
1.3
1.4
-7.1
7
Biotechnology
Hyesook Kim president and CEO
0.3
NA
NA
7
Specializes in environmental health, hypertension and cancerrelated research, including biologically active eicosanoids such as EETs and DHETs, prostglandin H synthases (PGHSs, also called cyclooxugenases, COXs), cytochromes P450 (CYPs), glutathione S-transferases (GSTs), oxidative stress, DNA damage, Xenopus microarray and wound healing
5449 Research Drive, Canton Township 48188 (800) 445-9853; www.pointescientific.com
NanoBio Corp.
10.
Top local executive
This list of leading biotech companies is an approximate compilation of the largest companies involved in the research and development or manufacture of products designed to improve the health and well-being of humans. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Lumigen Inc., No. 3 on last year's list, which Crain's believes would make the list, declined to provide figures, and a reliable estimate could not be made. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Plastics News. Figure represents molding sales. C Crain's estimate. D Cambridge, Mass.-based Stemgent Inc. bought Asterand's tissue-bank business August 2012. E Acquired by MedTest Holdings June 10, 2013. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Degrees offered
Michigan campus locations
Types of programs
Minimum GPA
Minimum GMAT/GRE
Cost per credit hour as of June 2013
Andrews University Berrien Springs 49104-0620 (269) 471-6321; www.andrews.edu/grad
MBA; MSA in church administration; M.A. and Ph.D. in educational leadership, higher education administration; graduate certificates in educational leadership
Berrien Springs
Online, full time, part time
2.6
Varies
$964
Aquinas College 1607 Robinson Road S.E., Grand Rapids 49506-1799 (616) 632-8900; www.aquinas.edu/management
Master of management with concentrations in organizational leadership, marketing management and health care administration; master of sustainable business
Grand Rapids
Part time, full time
2.8
450
$523
Baker College Center for Graduate Studies MBA, M.S. in information systems, organizational psychology, doctor of business 1116 W. Bristol Road, Flint 48507 administration (800) 469-3165; www.baker.edu/graduate-studies
Allen Park, Auburn Hills, Clinton Twp., Flint, Jackson, Cadillac, Port Huron, Muskegon
Online
2.5
NR B
$390
Central Michigan University 1650 Research Drive, Suite 165, Troy 48083 (248) 526-2620; www.cmich.edu/academics/ graduate_studies
MBA with emphases in enterprise resource planning using SAP software, logistics management, value-driven organization, human resources, marketing; M.S. in administration with concentrations in human resources, leadership, general, information resource management, international, acquisition, health services, public; M.A. in school principalship charter school leadership emphasis, sports administration; master of public administration; graduate certificates in many
Auburn Hills, Livonia, Troy, Full time, part time, Southfield, Warren, Dearborn, evenings, weekends Clinton Twp., Mount Pleasant, and online East Lansing, Flint, Grand Rapids, Petoskey, Saginaw, Traverse City
2.7
NR MBA 450/ NR
$477
Cleary University 3750 Cleary Drive, Howell 48843 (800) 686-1883; www.cleary.edu
MBA in financial planning, health care leadership, management and organizational leadership; certificates in health care informatics and event and meeting management
Ann Arbor, Howell
Online, blended
2.5
NR
$585
Concordia University - Ann Arbor 4090 Geddes Road, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 995-7300; www.cuaa.edu
MBA, master's in organizational leadership; master's in educational leadership, curriculum and instruction
Ann Arbor
Full time, part time and evenings
Varies
NR
$614
Cornerstone University 1001 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids 49525 (616) 222-1448; www.cornerstone.edu
MBA; online MBA; M.S. in management
Lansing, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Zeeland
Full time, evenings, online
2.7
NR
$435
Davenport University 27650 Dequindre Road, Warren 48092 (800) 383-5200; www.davenport.edu
MBA with concentrations in accounting, finance, health care management, human resources management, strategic management and marketing; executive MBA, M.S. in information assurance, master of management
Livonia, Warren, Traverse City, Full time, part time, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, evenings, weekends Battle Creek, Lansing, Bay and online City, Midland, Flint
2.87
400/NR C
$611
DeVry University Keller Graduate School of Management 26999 Central Park Blvd., Suite 125, Southfield 48076 (248) 213-1617; www.devry.edu
In person: MBA. Online: master's in accounting and financial management, human resource management, information systems management, network and communications management, project management, public administration
Southfield
Full time, part time, online
2.7
NR D
$766
Eastern Michigan University 404 Gary Owen Building, Ypsilanti 48197 (734) 487-4444; www.emich.edu/cob
MBA, M.S. in accounting, human resources and organizational development, information Ypsilanti, Livonia, Brighton, systems, integrated marketing communications; 13 graduate certificates, two Detroit, Jackson, Monroe, interdisciplinary graduate certificates Traverse City, Lapeer
Full time, part time, evenings, Saturdays and online
2.75/3.0 MSA
450/ 500 MSA
$449
Ferris State University 1201 S. State St., Big Rapids 49307 (231) 591-5000; www.ferris.edu
MBA, M.S. in information security and intelligence
Big Rapids, Alpena, Auburn Online, weekends, Hills, Clinton Twp., Dowagiac, campus Flint, Garden City, Grand Rapids, Greenville, Harper Woods, Howell, Lansing, Midland, Muskegon, Petoskey, Port Huron, Traverse City, Warren
2.75
500/upper 50th percentile
$485
Grand Rapids, Holland
Full time integrated, part time, online
3.0
500
$547
Online, full time
3.0
NR
$771
3.0/3.3 Doctoral
NR
$996
Grand Valley State University Seidman College of MBA in finance, innovation and technology management, health sector management; Business M.S. in taxation, accounting 50 Front St., Grand Rapids 49504 (616) 331-7100; www.gvsu.edu/mba Kettering University 1700 University Ave., Flint 48504 (810) 762-9500; https://www.kettering.edu/ academics/departments/business
MBA with concentrations in leadership, health care systems, information technology, Flint supply chain, and technology management; engineering concentrations in manufacturing, health care systems, mechanical design, and power electronics and machine drives; M.S. in engineering management and operations management; graduate certificates in global leadership, green business, health care systems and supply chain management
Lawrence Technological University 21000 W. 10 Mile Road, Southfield 48075-1058 (248) 204-2300; www.ltu.edu
MBA, M.S. in information systems, doctor of business administration; dual degrees: MBA/ Southfield, Warren (for Tacom Full time, part time, M.S. in information systems, MBA/master of engineering management, MBA/master of employees), Chrysler weekends, online architecture Technical Center (for CTC employees), Traverse City, Petoskey
Madonna University 36600 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150 (734) 432-5667; www.madonna.edu
MBA, M.S.B.A. with leadership studies, criminal justice, international business, health Livonia, Orchard Lake, Part time, evenings, services administration, project management, nonprofit leadership, international business Gaylord, Clinton Twp., Detroit weekends and online financial operations, marketing management
3.0
NR
$572
Marygrove College 8425 W. McNichols, Detroit 48221 (313) 927-1513; www.marygrove.edu
M.A. in human resources management, educational leadership
Detroit, online
Part time, full time, online
3.0
NR
$440
Michigan State University Broad College of Business 632 Bogue St., East Lansing 48824 (517) 355-7603; broad.msu.edu
MBA; WMBA; M.S. degrees in accounting; business analytics; finance; management, strategy, and leadership; marketing research; supply chain management; hospitality business. Ph.D.s in accounting, IT management, logistics, operations and sourcing management, finance, management, marketing
East Lansing, Troy
Full time, part time, evenings, weekends, and online
Varies
Varies
Varies
Michigan Technological University School of Business and Economics 1400 Townsend Drive, Houghton 49931-1295 (906) 487-3055; mbaonline.mtu.edu
MBA
Houghton
Online, campus, full time, part time, summer residency
2.9
550/NR
$744
Northern Michigan University Walker L. Cisler College of Business 1401 Presque Isle Ave., Marquette 49855-5301 (906) 227-2300; www.nmu.edu/mba
MBA
Marquette
Full time, part time, campus
3.0
500/NR
$599
Northwood University Richard DeVos Graduate School of Management 4000 Whiting Drive, Midland 48640 (800) 622-9000; www.northwood.edu/graduate
MBA and M.S. in organizational leadership
Troy, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Midland
Full time, part time, evenings, study aboard
3.0
NR
Varies
Oakland University School of Business Administration 238 Elliott Hall, Rochester Hills 48309 (248) 370-3287; www.sba.oakland.edu/grad
MBA, executive MBA in health care management and information systems leadership, Rochester Hills, Birmingham, M.S. in information technology management, master of accounting; post-masters Mount Clemens certificates in accounting, business economics, entrepreneurship, finance, human resources management, international business, management information systems, marketing, production/operations management, and general management geared to nonbusiness masters applicants
Part time or full time, evenings, some Saturday morning and some online courses
3.0
GMAT 500/ V 153 Q 144
$595.25
Olivet College 320 S. Main St., Olivet 49076 (269) 749-7626; insurance.olivetcollege.edu
MBA in insurance
Olivet
Online
3.0
500
$680
Saginaw Valley State University MBA 7400 Bay Road, Curtiss Hall 320, Saginaw 48710 (989) 964-4064; www.svsu.edu/mba
Saginaw, Gaylord, Chesterfield, Port Huron
Online, hybrid, part time, evenings
3.0
450
$463.80
Siena Heights University 19675 W. 10 Mile Road, Suite 400, Southfield 48075 (248) 799-5490; www.sienaheights.edu
M.A. in leadership in organization, health care, education, not-for-profit, and homeland security and emergency management
Southfield, Monroe, Adrian, Battle Creek, Benton Harbor, Lansing
Evenings, blended online
3.0
NR
$515
Spring Arbor University Gainey School of Business 106 E. Main, Spring Arbor 49283 (313) 461-6287; www.arbor.edu/academics/ gainey-school-of-business
MBA, M.S. in management
Troy, Flint, Howell, Battle Full time, online, Creek, Dearborn, Gaylord, hybrid Grand Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Traverse City
3.0
NR
$556
B Three years of full-time work experience prior to applying for admission. C GMAT waived if undergrad final GPA was 3.4 or better. D GMAT/GRE not required unless GPA is below 2.7. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Minimum GMAT/GRE
Cost per credit hour as of June 2013
3.0
NR B
$1,330 B
Continued from Page 113 Michigan campus locations
Degrees offered
Types of programs
University of Detroit Mercy 4001 W. McNichols, Detroit 48221 (313) 993-1203; business.udmercy.edu
MBA; MBA with health care concentration; joint MBA/MHSA; joint JD/MBA; joint Detroit MBA/MCIS; graduate certificates in finance, ethical leadership and change management, forensic accounting and business turnaround management
Part time, evenings, weekends, online
University of Michigan Ross School of Business 701 Tappan St., Ann Arbor 48109 (734) 763-5796; www.bus.umich.edu
MBA, global MBA, master's in accounting, supply chain management, entrepreneurship; over 20 MBA dual degree programs; doctoral study program
Full time, part time (evening or weekend) and executive
Varies
NR
Varies
University of Michigan-Dearborn College of Business 19000 Hubbard Drive, Dearborn 48126 (313) 593-5460; www.cob.umd.umich.edu
MBA with applied integrated management in accounting, finance, human Dearborn resources, international business, investment, marketing, management information systems, supply chain, taxation; M.S. in accounting, business analytics, finance, information systems, and supply chain management; MBA/master's in finance, engineering, health services administration, information systems
Full time, part time, evenings, and online
NR
NR
$771
University of Michigan-Flint School of Management 2200 Riverfront Center, 303 E. Kearsley St., Flint 48502 (800) 942-5636; somgradprograms.com
MBA in accounting, computer information systems, finance, health care management, international business, lean manufacturing and marketing; M.S. in accounting; graduate certificate in business
Flint
Part time, full time, traditional, mixed mode
3.0
450/150
Traditional: $585 NetPlus: $816.67
University of Phoenix 26261 Evergreen Road, Suite 135, Southfield 48322 (248) 675-3764; www.phoenix.edu
MBA in accounting, global management, health care management, HR management, marketing, public administration, others; master's in management, international, human resources management and public administration; M.S. in accountancy; doctoral programs
Southfield, downtown Detroit Evenings and online
2.5
NR
Varies
University of Windsor Odette School of Business MBA; MBA/JD dual; master's in management in international accounting and 401 Sunset Ave., Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4 finance, manufacturing management, logistics and supply chain management, (519) 253-3000, ext. 3097; www.uwindsor.ca/business human resources management
Windsor
2.75
550
Varies
Walsh College 3838 Livernois Road, Troy 48083 (248) 823-1610; www.walshcollege.edu
MBA, master's in management, M.S. in accountancy, finance, information assurance, information systems, taxation; dual MBA/M.S. in finance
Troy, Novi; classes taught at Full time, part time, University Center at Macomb evenings, weekends Community College, and online University Center at St. Clair County Community College, U.S. Army Tacom
2.750
NR
$609
Wayne State University School of Business Administration 5201 Cass Ave., Detroit 48202 (313) 577-4510; www.business.wayne.edu
MBA, M.S.A., M.S. in taxation, graduate certificate in business, joint J.D./MBA, Ph.D. in business with tracks in finance, management and marketing
Detroit, Farmington Hills, Warren
Full time, part time, evenings, weekends and online
NA C
GMAT 450 Ph.D. 600
$618.45
Western Michigan University Haworth College of Business 2100 Schneider Hall, Kalamazoo 49008 (269) 387-5133; www.wmich.edu/mba
MBA in computer information systems, finance, general business, international business, management or marketing; MBA/J.D., MBA/M.D., MSA
Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo
Part time evening
Ann Arbor
Full time
2.5
GMAT 450 $479.57 or equivalent GRE score
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST MOBILE APP DEVELOPERS Ranked by total downloads as of May 2013 Number of applications developed per platform
iPhone
Robert Paul president and CEO
29,088,000
93
66
52
135
39 Connected vehicle, smart product (M2M) apps, consumer retail apps, field mobility solutions, enterprise app stores
Jacobs Media/jacAPPS
Paul Jacobs president
19,000,000
240
15
0
535
0
2. 3.
Detroit Labs
Paul Glomski co-founder and CEO
8,500,000
27
0
17
44
34 Domino's Pizza Ordering, Chevy Volt DC, Cleveland Cavaliers, DTE Energy
General Motors, Domino's Pizza, Caesars Entertainment, DTE Energy, Quicken Loans
4.
Matthew Chartier 65 Market St., Suite 100, Mount Clemens 48043 president and CEO, director of product development (586) 932-1002; www.eyewyre.com
6,000,000
125
0
40
35
2
LLamasoft Supply Chain Sherpa; Saagara, Health Through Breath: Pranayama
Llamasoft Inc., Saagara LLC, R.L. Polk, FedEx
PixoFactor LLC
5,000,000
30
0
25
30
0
Mobile game for Ford Social/Team Detroit, Harman Dynamic World, Cengage NCCO Explorer, physics-based game for Blue Goji
Ford, GM, Harman Kardon, U.S. Navy
5. 6.
Dave Koziol 212 S. Fourth Ave., Suite 2D, Ann Arbor 48104 president (734) 996-5654; www.arbormoon.com
4,750,000
12
4
10
50
13 AutoBike, WunderMap, FlockTag, XanEdu, LectureTools
7.
Marvel Apps LLC
Michael Antaran CEO
3,987,500
5
0
24
24
5
Missile Barrage, Thresher Wing, Fantasy Football, Coleman, Colo.; Mefuru Studios, London, Tapestry Twist, Quarantine London, Coleman England; John Floros, game inventor, Lantern, Coleman Creepy Camp Fire Stories Ferndale
8.
UnlimApps Inc.
Enea Gjoka owner and president
2,600,000
0
0
5
7
0
WordFactory, UnlimTones, UnlimDownloads, QuickIM, UMBus
9.
Relium Corp.
Eric Shapiro president
2,500,000
0
1
4
6
20 Weather Underground for iPhone, BatterySense by Weather Underground, Diagnostic Philips Instruments, Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, Philips Electronics, Apple
10.
Vectorform LLC
Kurt Steckling Jason Vazzano co-president, co-CEO and co-founders
2,300,000
10
1
112
34
20 Toolbox for Windows 8, Volkswagen Golf e-catalog, Volkswagen Up!, Galatic Alliance 2, Kayak
1 Campus Martius, Detroit 48226 (313) 227-7300; www.compuware.com 29777 Telegraph Road, No. 2650, Southfield 48034 (248) 353-9030; www.jacapps.com 1555 Broadway St., Detroit 48226 (313) 444-3063; www.detroitlabs.com
Top local executive(s)
EyeWyre Software Studios
24300 Southfield Road, Suite 103, Southfield 48075 (248) 996-8298; www.pixoent.com
Chris Firestone president
Arbormoon Software Inc.
628 Parent, Suite 106, Royal Oak 48067 (248) 980-7858; www.marvelapps.com 2000 Byrd St., Dearborn 48124 (313) 520-9727; unlimapps.com 3185 Appleridge Drive, Ann Arbor 48103 (734) 663-0706; www.relium.com 3905 Rochester Road, Royal Oak 48073 (248) 777-7777; www.vectorform.com
Other
iPad
Compuware Corp.
Rank
1.
Number of total downloads of mobile apps as of May 2013
BlackBerry
Company Address Phone; website
Android
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This is a list of graduate business degree programs offered by schools with campuses in Michigan. Information for the list was provided by the schools through surveys or from their websites. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. NA = not available. NR = not required. B GMAT can be waived for those with professional experience. Tuition discount of 50 percent on GMAT scores of 600 or higher. C For Ph.D.: undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or graduate GPA of 3.5.
Notable applications
Notable clients Clients across automotive, health care, manufacturing, transportation, financial, retail, government, telcom and tech sectors
Food Tripping, Chicago's Best TV show, KIRO FM Greater Media (WRIF/WCSX), SHFT, CSPAN, Ford, WGN-TV
The Weather Channel, University of Michigan Health System, Peterbilt, Xerox, TechSmith
NA
Nike, Volkswagen, Disney, Coca-Cola, Chrysler
This list of mobile application developers is an approximate compilation of the largest such companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston or Washtenaw counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the companies. Actual download figures may vary. Companies with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. NA = not available. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: SE MICHIGAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
Ranked by 2012 revenue Company Address Rank Phone; website
Top executive(s)
Revenue Revenue ($000,000) ($000,000) 2012 2011
Full-time local employees Jan. 2013
Type of business
Compuware Corp.
Robert Paul president and CEO
$944.5
$1,009.8
1,968
Syntel Inc.
Bharat Desai chairman and Prashant Ranade president and CEO
723.9
642.4
NA
Tata Technologies Ltd.
Patrick McGoldrick CEO and Warren Harris president and COO
376.0
275.0
695
Engineering and design, product lifecycle management and product development IT services, proprietary software and knowledge management software systems
4.
Altair Engineering Inc.
James Scapa chairman and CEO
238.0
212.0
NA
Global software and technology, engineering simulation, advanced computing, enterprise analytics and product development
5.
RevSpring Inc.
Timothy Schriner president and CEO
236.1
142.0
120
Business process outsourcing, accounts receivable management
Vision Information Technologies Inc. (VisionIT)
David Segura CEO and Christine Rice president
226.5
Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc.
Cynthia Pasky president and CEO
208.7
220.0
537
Consulting and staff augmentation services, vendor management programs, executive search services, call center technology and a domestic IT development center
CareTech Solutions Inc.
Jim Giordano president and CEO
161.2
157.8
650
Information technology and Web products and services for more than 200 U.S. hospitals and health care systems
Acro Service Corp.
Ron Shahani president and CEO
159.6
133.0
1,448
Staff augmentation (IT, engineering, office support), outsourcing and IT and engineering consulting, application development and enablement, relational database design and development, Web design and development
1. 2. 3.
6. 7. 8. 9.
1 Campus Martius, Detroit 48226 (313) 227-7300; www.compuware.com 525 E. Big Beaver Road, Suite 300, Troy 48083 (248) 619-2800; www.syntelinc.com
41050 W. 11 Mile Road, Novi 48375-1302 (248) 426-1482; www.tatatechnologies.com
1820 E. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48083 (248) 614-2400; www.altair.com 29241 Beck Road, Wixom 48393 (248) 567-7300; www.dantomsystems.com
3031 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 600, Detroit 48202 (877) 768-7222; www.visionit.com 645 Griswold St., Suite 2900, Detroit 48226 (313) 596-6900; www.strategicstaff.com
901 Wilshire Drive, Suite 100, Troy 48084 (248) 823-0800; www.caretech.com 39209 W. Six Mile Road, Suite 250, Livonia 48152 (734) 591-1100; www.acrocorp.com
239.0
382
Software and professional services
IT outsourcing, knowledge process outsourcing, application development and management, e-business services, architecture consulting and support, IT infrastructure management, cloud computing, data warehousing and business intelligence, application testing, migration solutions
Mobile application solutions, managed IT services and talent management
10.
Stefanini Inc.
Antonio Moreira CEO, North America and Asia-Pacific
150.0
135.0
1,200
11.
Urban Science Applications Inc.
James Anderson president, founder and CEO
146.6
125.2
319
Global retail marketing consulting with a scientific approach
12.
HTC Global Services Inc.
Madhava Reddy president and CEO
135.0
116.0
185
Application development and maintenance, business process management, document and content management and project management office services
13.
Iconma LLC
Claudine George managing member
109.7
103.2
NA
Professional staffing and project-based services
14.
Diversified Computer Supplies Inc.
Joseph Hollenshead chairman, president and CEO
106.5
98.5
49
15.
Tweddle Group Inc.
Andrew Tweddle president and CEO
102.0
85.0
Technosoft Corp.
Radhakrishnan Gurusamy president
90.0
Netlink Software Group America Inc.
Dilip Dubey chairman and CEO ; Anurag Shrivastava co-founder and CEO EMEA and Greg Hacias COO
Synova Inc.
27335 W. 11 Mile Road, Southfield 48033 (800) 522-4400; www.stefanini.com 400 Renaissance Center, Suite 2900, Detroit 48243 (313) 259-9900; www.urbanscience.com
Offshore, onshore and nearshore managed IT services, systems integration, consulting and strategic staffing
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Largest Greater Michigan IT companies Ranked by 2012 revenue ($000,000)
Company City 1. Netech, Caledonia
Revenue (2012/2011) $186.9/$154.7
2. Open Systems Technologies, Grand Rapids
80.0/68.0
3. TechSmith, Okemos
51.4/45.3
4. Liquid Web, Lansing
49.6*/39.6*
5. Service Express, 39.9*/36.4* Grand Rapids 6. Dewpoint Lansing
34.0/31.0
7. Otterbase 31.7*/32.9* Technical Services, Grand Rapids 8. ITS Partners, Grand Rapids 9. NVINT, Caledonia
24.8*/NA
10.0/NA
10. BlueWare, Cadillac
9.0/5.0
11. Newmind Group, Kalamazoo
6.7/1.1
Distributor of imaging/printer supplies
12. BlueGranite, Portage
4.0/3.2
409
Publisher of automotive OEM owners and service information
13. Worksighted, Holland
3.7*/NA
72.0
150
Information technology and IT-enabled consulting services and business process outsourcing
84.5
71.5
126
Tim Manney president
69.8
74.2
Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc.
Nanua Singh president and CEO
64.5
BlueWater Technologies Group Inc.
Suzanne Schoeneberger president
HCL Global Systems Inc.
22.
3270 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 786-2500; www.htcinc.com 850 Stephenson Highway, Suite 612, Troy 48083 (888) 451-2519; www.iconma.com 4435 Concourse Drive, Ann Arbor 48108 (800) 766-5400; www.dcsbiz.com 24700 Maplehurst, Clinton Twp. 48036 (586) 307-3700; www.tweddle.com
14. CQL, Grand Rapids
3.4/3.2
Information technology, supply chain and business process solutions
15. Artemis Technologies, East Lansing
1.2/1.1
200
Custom software development, maintenance and support, SAP technologies, SAP enterprise applications, SAP performance management, mobile applications development for financial and telecom verticals, cloud enabling of organizational resources
16. BizStream, Allendale
1.2/NA
54.5
470
Staffing, engineering services, IT and professional services, vendor management services, master service provider, recruitment process outsourcing
59.1
58.6
109
Design, engineering and implementation of custom technology solutions for live events, video conferencing, experiential marketing, interactive displays, lead generation capabilities
Durga Prasad Gadde president and CEO
58.0
40.0
80
Consulting, business solutions and systems integration
Secure-24 LLC
Mike Jennings CEO
54.0
40.0
358
Managed hosting, enterprise cloud computing and IT outsourcing for large organizations and mid-market companies.
23.
FutureNet Group Inc.
Perry Mehta president and CEO
53.3 B
32.6
113
Customized solutions for environmental and infrastructure improvement
24.
Plex Systems Inc.
Jason Blessing CEO
50.0
40.4
254
Develops software for manufacturing industry
25.
Lowry Computer Products Inc.
Michael Lowry chairman, president and CEO
45.0
44.0
80
IT systems integrator
16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.
28411 Northwestern Highway, Suite 640, Southfield 48034 (248) 603-2600; www.technosoftcorp.com 999 Tech Row, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 204-8800; www.netlink.com
1000 Town Center, Suite 700, Southfield 48075 (800) 799-9625; www.synovainc.com
31791 Sherman Drive, Madison Heights 48071 (248) 589-1135; www.rgbsi.com
24050 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 48075 (248) 356-4399; www.BlueWaterTech.com
24543 Indoplex Circle, Suite 220, Farmington Hills 48335 (248) 473-0720; www.hclglobal.com 26955 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield 48033 (800) 332-0076; secure-24.com 12801 Auburn St., Detroit 48223 (313) 544-7117; www.futurenetgroup.com 1731 Harmon Road, Auburn Hills 48326 (248) 391-8001; www.plex.com 9420 Maltby Road, Brighton 48116 (810) 229-7200; www.lowrycomputer.com
This list of information technology companies is an approximate compilation of the largest such companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties that research, design, manufacture or invent equipment or software, plus companies that provide sophisticated computer services such as systems design, programming and information retrieval. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Companies based elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office and are ranked by their revenue in the five-county area. Unless noted, the companies provided the information. Crain's estimates are based on industry analyses and benchmarks, news reports and a wide range of other sources. Actual revenue figures may vary. NA = not available. B Acquired Smith & Wesson Security Solutions Inc. July 2012. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
17. Mutually Human 1.1/NA Software, Grand Rapids 18. Atriage Software 1.0/0.8 (Web Ascender), Okemos These Greater Michigan companies are headquartered outside of Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston and Washtenaw counties. * Inc. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST FOUNDATIONS Ranked by 2012 assets 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Assets ($000,000) 2012/2011
Type of foundation
$3,301.6 $3,025.8
P
Mariam Noland president
655.5 565.7
CO
William Davidson Foundation
Jonathan Aaron president
449.6 B 368.0
P
To continue Bill Davidson's philanthropic legacy toward causes that included Israel and the Jewish community; the local community and fine arts, education, sports and wellness; and creating opportunity for others locally, nationally and internationally
NA
The Skillman Foundation
Carol Goss president
438.1 427.8
P
To help develop good schools and good neighborhoods for children. Most grants are directed at six Detroit neighborhoods.
$20,000-$200,000
United Jewish Foundation
Scott Kaufman CEO
409.3 446.1
CO
The foundation owns, manages and invests Jewish communal assets; it allocates funds for community needs and ensures that assets are available to promote the continuity of the Jewish people
$250-$15 million
Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation
Douglas Bitonti Stewart executive director
249.5 233.8
P
Enrich humanity by strengthening and empowering families in need. Areas of critical importance include education, arts and culture and health with a particular attention to HIV/AIDS.
$1,000-$5 million
Hudson-Webber Foundation
David Egner president and CEO
167.2 154.0
P
Improve the vitality and quality of life in Detroit
$70,000-$3 million
Herrick Foundation
Todd Herrick president
155.0 150.0
P
To improve the general welfare of our society through support of education, medical and scientific research and social welfare charitable organizations
$10,000-$1 million
McGregor Fund
C. David Campbell president
154.6 164.6
P
To relieve the misfortune and promote the well-being of mankind
$25,000-$200,000
General Motors Foundation
Vivian Pickard president, GM Foundation
123.1 136.7
P
Supports a variety of activities in four major areas: education, health and human services, environment and energy, and community development
Varies
Richard & Jane Manoogian Foundation
Richard Manoogian president
120.5 128.2
P
Support for higher education, culture and the arts
$750-$2 million
Thompson Educational Foundation
Robert Thompson president
108.0 111.9
P
A specific educational initiative supporting New Urban Learning and Public School Academies of Detroit
NA
The Carls Foundation
Elizabeth Stieg executive director
106.8 112.2
P
Children's medical, including health care facilities and programs with emphasis on hearing impairment; children's welfare with some educational programs; preservation of natural areas through conservancies
$5,000-$50,000
The Fred A. & Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation
John Erb president
106.5 107.9
P
To nurture environmentally healthy and culturally vibrant communities in metropolitan Detroit and support initiatives to restore the Great Lakes basin; focusing on water quality, environmental health and justice, anchor arts, community arts and jazz education
$10,000-$4.5 million
Children's Hospital of Michigan Foundation
Tony Werner president and CEO
105.2 97.8
CO
Improving the health of children in Michigan by supporting pediatric medical education, research and community benefit programs and other initiatives
NA
Manoogian Simone Foundation
Louise Simone president
Support for Armenian organizations, including Armenian human-service and religious organizations
$1,000-$1.7 million
St. Augustine's University Foundation
Rev. Walter Checks pastor, religous affairs; development administration
96.3 84.0
CO
To organize, develop, implement and facilitate the actualization of an educational institution of higher education
$175,000-$15 million
Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation
Cheryl Elliott president and CEO
65.8 57.0
CO
To enrich the quality of life in our region through knowledgeable leadership, engaged grantmaking and creative partnerships with donors to make philanthropic investment and build endowment
$1,000-$25,000
The Jewish Fund
Margo Pernick executive director
62.5 56.7
CO
To support the overall health care and social-welfare needs of the Jewish and general communities in the Detroit metropolitan area
$6,000-$500,000
Ethel and James Flinn Foundation
Andrea Cole executive director and CEO
58.7 56.0
P
To improve mental health services for children, adolescents and adults, with a primary focus on Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and Washtenaw counties
$25,000-$150,000
The Lloyd and Mabel Johnson Foundation
Gordon Kummer president
57.0 51.2
P
To reduce human suffering and enrich quality of life through health and education services and Christian ministries in Michigan
$5,000+
Sage Foundation
Melissa Sage Fadim chairman and president
53.5 50.8
P
Making of grants and contributions that further charitable, educational, religious, scientific and/or literary purposes
$5,000-$200,000
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation
Ira Strumwasser executive director and CEO
51.7 47.8
CO
To improve the health of Michigan residents through the support of research and innovative programs
$50,000
DeRoy Testamentary Foundation
Julie Rodecker president
49.0 45.0
P
Support for programs in areas of youth and adult welfare, education, health care, arts and culture
$5,000-$50,000
Alex and Marie Manoogian Foundation
Richard Manoogian president
48.2 54.6
P
Support for Armenian organizations, including human-service and religious organizations
$1,000-$2.5 million
Foundation Address; phone
Top executive
The Kresge Foundation
Rip Rapson president and CEO
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan
3215 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy 48084 (248) 643-9630
333 W. Fort St., Suite 2010, Detroit 48226-3134 (313) 961-6675 755 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 2300, Troy 48084 NA
100 Talon Centre Drive, Suite 100, Detroit 48207 (313) 393-1185 6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills 48301 (248) 642-4260
2 Towne Square, Suite 920, Southfield 48076 (248) 415-1444 333 W. Fort St., Suite 1310, Detroit 48226 (313) 963-7777 660 Woodward Ave., Suite 2290, Detroit 48226 (313) 465-7733 333 W. Fort St., Suite 2090, Detroit 48226 (313) 963-3495 300 Renaissance Center, Detroit 48265-3000 NA
Purpose of foundation To expand opportunities in America's cities through grantmaking and investing in arts and culture, education, environment, health, human services, community development and place-based efforts in Detroit
Approximate grant range $7,000-$3.2 million
Promote and facilitate community philanthropy in the seven counties of $35,000-$100,000 Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw, Livingston and St. Clair, and help donors invest in organizations they care about nationwide
21001 Van Born Road, Taylor 48180 (313) 274-8799 P. O. Box 6349, Plymouth 48170 (734) 453-6412
333 W. Fort St., Suite 1940, Detroit 48226 (313) 965-0990
38710 Woodward Ave., Suite 201, Bloomfield Hills 48304 (248) 498-2501 3901 Beaubien, Detroit 48201 (313) 964-6994
21001 Van Born Road, Taylor 48180 (313) 274-8799
17515 W. Nine Mile Road, Suite 755, Southfield 48075-4601 (248) 667-1400
96.5 P 77.8 ■ Biggest increase: 24.1%
301 N. Main St., Suite 300, Ann Arbor 48104 (734) 663-0401 6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills 48301 (248) 203-1487 333 W. Fort St., Suite 1950, Detroit 48226-3134 (313) 309-3436 10315 Grand River, Suite 301, Brighton 48116 (810) 229-6380 P.O. Box 1919, Brighton 48116 (810) 227-7660
600 E. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit 48226 (313) 225-8706
26999 Central Park Blvd., Suite 160, Southfield 48076 (248) 827-0920
21001 Van Born Road, Taylor 48180 (313) 274-8799
This list of largest grant-making foundations is an approximate compilation of the largest such organizations in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Information was provided by the foundations or from state or federal filings. P = private foundation, CS = company-sponsored foundation, CO = community foundation. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available. B A preliminary figure. Form 990PF has not yet been filed. LIST RESEARCHED BY BRIANNA REILLY
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Gift amount ($000,000)
Rank
Recipient
Giver
Gift purpose
1. 2. 3. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 10. 12. 13. 14. 14. 16. 16. 16. 16. 16.
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
$200.0
Stephen Ross
New spaces for career services, events, research, classrooms and scholarships, with the intent of making the business school its own campus
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
110.0
Charles Munger
Graduate student residence hall, $10 million for fellowships
University of Michigan
50.0
Richard and Susan Rogel
Medical school scholarships, programs at the Center for Chinese Studies and future university initiatives
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
50.0
Helen Zell/Zell Family Foundation
Support graduate writing program
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
32.5
Penny and E. Roe Stamps
Support Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design
University of Michigan Health System
25.0
Samuel and Jean Frankel Foundation
Continue to support cardiovascular care
Lawrence Technological University
20.0
Anonymous
Development of new research and education center in A. Alfred Taubman Engineering, Life Sciences and Architecture Complex
Detroit Zoological Society
10.0
Stephen Polk
Build new Penguin Conservation Center
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
8.0
William and Delores Brehm
Renovation and expansion of the school's Earl V. Moore building
Wayne State University
5.0
Mort and Brigitte Harris
Create the Mort and Brigitte Harris Endowed Scholarship Fund in the School of Medicine and the Mort and Brigitte Office for Adult Literacy Endowment Fund in the Irvin D. Reid Honors College
Beaumont Health System
5.0
Danialle and Peter Karmanos Jr.
Create the Karmanos Center for Natural Birth and the Danialle & Peter Karmanos Jr. Birth Center at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak
University Liggett School
4.3
John A. and Marlene L. Boll Foundation Support a new, state-of-the-art athletics facility
University of Michigan
2.5
Jeffrey MacKie-Mason and Janet Netz
Establish a tenured faculty position within UM's School of Information
Lawrence Technological University
2.0
Siemens PLM Software
Allow students to develop products in industries such as automotive, aerospace, defense, machinery, medical, high-tech and electronics
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
2.0
Tim Manganello/BorgWarner Foundation
Create endowed department chair within College of Engineering, generate endowed interest to supplement departmental funds for research and teaching
St. John Providence Health System
1.0
Anonymous
Increase the size of the emergency room at St. John Macomb-Oakland Hospital
Wayne State University
1.0
Allan Gilmour
Endowment to pay out at 4.5 percent a year to fund education for students with financial need
College for Creative Studies
1.0
Danialle and Peter Karmanos Jr.
Establish the Danialle and Peter Karmanos Jr. Graphic Design Studios
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
1.0
Mary Sue and Kenneth Coleman
International study, internships, service work and other opportunities for students
Detroit Educational Television Foundation (Detroit Public Television)
1.0
William H. Smith family
Establish William H. Smith Family Leadership Circle and to challenge five donors of $200,000 each to lead funding in program development
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CRAIN'S LIST: COMPREHENSIVE MULTIYEAR CAMPAIGNS
CRAIN'S LIST: LARGEST NONPROFITS Ranked by 2012 gross receipts Rank
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
REAL ESTATE/SERVICES
10. 11. 12. 13.
Organization, fiscal-year end Address Phone; website
Macomb-Oakland Regional Center Inc. (9/2012) 16200 19 Mile Road, Clinton Township 48038 (586) 263-8700; www.morcinc.org
Community Living Services Inc. (9/2012) 35425 Michigan Ave. W., Wayne 48184 (734) 467-7600; www.comlivserv.com
Lutheran Social Services of Michigan (12/2012) 8131 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 48214 (313) 823-7700; www.lssm.org
The Salvation Army-Eastern Michigan Division (9/
15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 24.
Gross receipts ($000,000) 2012/2011
Gerald Provencal executive director
$202.5 $198.2
James Dehem president and CEO
143.5 133.4
Mark Stutrud president and CEO
97.0 90.2
Dennis Strissel divisional commander, colonel
95.5 88.3
Indu Rawat trustee
87.5 460.8
Susan Goodell president and CEO
79.9 48.1
Patricia Mooradian president
78.5 B 84.8
Leader Dogs for the Blind (6/2012) 1039 S. Rochester Road, Rochester 48307 (248) 651-9011; www.leaderdog.org
Susan Daniels president and CEO
71.7 54.8
United Way for Southeastern Michigan (6/2012)
Michael Brennan president and CEO
69.6 88.9
2012) 16130 Northland Drive, Southfield 48075 (248) 443-5500; www.salmich.org
Rural India Supporting Trust (12/2012) 38955 Hills Tech Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 353-7620; NA
Forgotten Harvest Inc. (6/2013) 21800 Greenfield Road, Oak Park 48237 (248) 967-1500; www.forgottenharvest.org
The Edison Institute Inc. (The Henry Ford) (12/2011) 20900 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn 48124 (313) 982-6001; www.thehenryford.org
660 Woodward Ave., Suite 300, Detroit 48226 (313) 226-9200; www.uwsem.org
Hospice of Michigan Inc. (12/2012)
Dorothy Deremo president and CEO
69.0 58.8
Lincoln Smith president, CEO and trustee
66.5 66.6
Walt Young interim president
63.0 71.7
Denise Rabidoux president and CEO
60.8 50.4 51.8 50.0
(12/2012) 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 300, Southfield 48033-7157 (248) 281-2020; www.pvm.org
Roger Myers president and CEO, Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Paul Miller president, PVM Foundation
GreenPath Inc. (dba GreenPath Debt Solutions)
Jane McNamara president and CEO
51.5 43.5
Scott Kaufman CEO
49.3 46.4
Ray Rabidoux president and CEO
46.8 36.6
Tina Abbate Marzolf CEO
46.6 43.8
400 Mack Ave., Detroit 48201 (313) 578-5000; www.hom.org
Altarum Institute (12/2012) 3520 Green Court, Suite 300, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 302-4600; www.altarum.org
Gleaners Community Food Bank Inc. (9/2013) 2131 Beaufait, Detroit 48207 (313) 923-3535; www.gcfb.org
Evangelical Homes of Michigan (4/2012) 18000 Coyle Ave., Detroit 48235 (313) 836-5306; www.evangelicalhomes.org
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan/ Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation
14.
Top executive(s)
(12/2012) 36500 Corporate Drive, Farmington Hills 48331 (248) 553-5400; www.greenpath.org
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit/ United Jewish Foundation (5/2013)
1200 Earhart Road, Ann Arbor 48105 (734) 769-6410; www.glacierhills.org
Area Agency on Aging 1-B (9/2012) 29100 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 400, Southfield 48034 (248) 357-2255; www.aaa1b.com
Medical Resources Group (6/2012) 43800 Garfield Road, Suite 201, Clinton Township 48038 (586) 228-4703; mrgmichigan.com
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute (4/2012) 4100 John R, Detroit 48201 (800) 527-6266; www.karmanos.org
The Guidance Center (9/2012) 13101 Allen Road, Southgate 48195 (734) 785-7700; www.guidance-center.org
Detroit Employment Solutions Corp. (6/2013) 440 E. Congress, Detroit 48226 (313) 876-0674; www.detroitmiworks.com
Organ Procurement Agency of Michigan (Gift of Life) (12/2012)
Ranked by campaign goal
Vincent DiBattista president
45.8 70.3
Gerold Bepler president and CEO
43.9 39.0
Kari Walker president and CEO
43.4 40.0
Pamela Moore president and CEO
43.0 NA
Richard Pietroski CEO
39.1 39.1
Southeast Michigan Community Alliance (9/2012) Focus: Hope (9/2012) 1355 Oakman Blvd., Detroit 48238 (313) 494-5500; www.focushope.edu
Gregory Pitoniak CEO
38.3 47.9
William F. Jones Jr. CEO
38.3 37.0
Campaign start date/ Targeted ending date
$4,000.0 $1,700.0
July 2011 2018
500.0+ 288.0
2009 2018
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit/ United Jewish Foundation
250.0 80.0
2011 2017
Henry Ford Health System
250.0 248.0
January 2007 December 2013
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy
140.0 121.0
2003 TBD
Focus: Hope
100.0 79.4
Oct. 1, 2005 December 2015
Lawrence Technological University
100.0 98.5
July 2006 July 2016
University of Detroit Mercy
60.0 23.5
2012 TBD
Neighborhood Service Organization
52.0 48.5
October 2008 2014
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan/Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation
27.4 11.1
2010 2017
Habitat for Humanity Detroit
25.0 NA
February 2012 December 2014
Detroit Historical Society
20.1 18.5
July 2009 June 2014
Crittenton Hospital Medical Center Foundation
20.0 8.3
November 2010 2014
St. Joseph Mercy Oakland
11.5 9.3
2008 2015
St. Mary Mercy Livonia
8.0 4.0
2012 2016
Chelsea Community Hospital
6.0 NA
NA 2014
Detroit Educational Television Foundation (Detroit Public Television)
4.0 1.9
Sept. 2012 2017
Heidelberg Project
3.0 NA
2014 2017
Rose Hill Center Inc.
2.5 2.3
2012 Dec. 31, 2013
The Guidance Center
1.5 NA
October 2013 October 2016
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
1.
Victors for Michigan
Wayne State University
2. 3. 3. 5. 6. 6. 8. 9. 10.
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
3861 Research Park Drive, Ann Arbor 48108 (800) 482-4881; www.giftoflifemichigan.org 25363 Eureka Road, Taylor 48180 (734) 229-3500; www.semca.org
Campaign goal/ Amount raised so far ($000,000)
Organization name Rank Campaign name
11.
6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills 48301 (248) 642-4260; jewishdetroit.org
Glacier Hills Senior Living Community (3/2012)
December 30, 2013
19. 20.
Capital campaign
Centennial Fund
Henry Ford Health System Envision campaign
East Riverfront Capital Campaign
Investing in Hope
Proud Heritage, Bold Future
Comprehensive campaign
A Place to Call Home
Comprehensive statewide campaign
Leaders to ReBuild Detroit
Past>Forward
Cornerstone Campaign
Experience The Future
Generations Together
Branching Out Campaign
William H. Smith Family Leadership Circle
Heidelberg Global Family Campaign
Visioning Brighter Futures: Campaign for Excellence
Creating a Vibrant Future: Guidance Center Kids-TALK CAC permanent home
This list of 501(c)(3) status nonprofit organizations is an approximate compilation of the largest such organizations in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. NSF International, No. 2 on last year's list and which Crain's believes would make the list, declined to provide figures, and their 2012 Form 990 has not yet been filed; a reliable estimate could not be made. B A preliminary figure. 2012 Form 990 has not yet been filed.
This list is an approximate compilation of the largest comprehensive multiyear campaigns in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. It is not a complete listing but the most comprehensive available. Unless otherwise noted, information was provided by the organizations. Organizations with headquarters elsewhere are listed with the address and top executive of their main Detroit-area office. Actual figures may vary. NA = not available.
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INDEX OF COMPANIES
A AAA Michigan ................................61 Aastrom Biosciences Inc. ............111 ABC Appliance Inc. .................. 17, 44 Access Business Group LLC ..........109 Accident Fund Holdings Inc. ............31 Accountable Healthcare Alliance ..107 Accuri Cytometers Inc...................111 Acro Service Corp. ......21, 39, 93, 115 Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit Conference Center ........................101 Advance Capital Management Inc. ....73 Advantage Management Group Inc. (The Manors) ............27, 43 Advantage Realty Inc. ....................95 Advantage Resourcing ....................93 Affinia Group Inc. ......................15, 49 Affinity Group Credit Union ..............75 Airea Inc. ................................43, 103 Aisin Seiki Co. Ltd. ..........................45 Aisin World Corp. of America ....45, 47, 48 AIT Worldwide Logistics ..................98 AKT Peerless Environmental Services LLC ..................................99 Alberici Constructors Inc. ................97 Albert Kahn Family of Cos. ..............97 Allegiance Health..........................108 Alliance Catholic Credit Union ........75 Alliance Technology Solutions LLC ..41 Allied Insurance Managers Inc. ......77 Allor Manufacturing Inc. ................62 Ally Financial Inc.............................55 Alro Steel Corp. ..............................31 Alta Equipment Co. ..................21, 33 Altair Engineering Inc. ......19, 99, 115 Altarum Institute ..........................120
Alticor Inc. (Amway) ................31, 63 Ambassador Capital Management LLC ..73 Amcor Ltd. ....................................45 Amcor Rigid Plastics USA Inc. ........45 AMEC Environment & Infrastructure Inc. ..99 American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. ..............29, 33, 47, 109 American Interiors Inc. ................103 American Plastic Toys Inc. ..............27 Amerilodge Group LLC ....................39 Amerisure Mutual Insurance Co. ....17 Andrews University ......................113 (City of) Ann Arbor ........................62 Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation ..117 Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest Resort ....................101 Ann Arbor Public Schools ................62 Ansara Restaurant Group Inc. ........25 Aon Corp. ......................................77 Aquinas College ..........................113 Arbor Bancorp Inc. ........................71 Arbormoon Software Inc. ..............114 ARC Supply Chain Solutions Inc. ..39, 98 Arcadis U.S. Inc. ............................62 Area Agency on Aging 1-B ............120 Aristeo Construction Co. ....21, 35, 97 Arrow Strategies LLC ................41, 93 Arrow Uniform-Taylor LLC ................25 Artemis Technologies Inc. ............115 Art Van Furniture Inc. ........17, 44, 59 Asahi Kasei Plastics North America Inc. ..62 ASG Renaissance LLC ....................41 Ash Stevens Inc. ..........................111 Asset Acceptance Capital Corp. ......59 Asterand ......................................111 Atheneum Suite Hotel and Conference Center ..................102
Atlas Oil Co. ............................15, 33 Atriage Software LLC (Web Ascender) ..115 Atwell LLC ..............................25, 99 Auburn Pharmaceutical Co. ............27 (George W.) Auch Co.................23, 97 Auto-Owners Insurance Co. Inc. ......31 Autocam Corp./Autocam Medical....31 Autoliv Americas Group ............45, 47 Autoliv Inc. ....................................45 Avis Ford Inc. ......................23, 43, 51 Azimuth Capital Management LLC....73 Aztec Manufacturing Corp. Inc.........41
B BAE Systems Inc.............................99 Baker College Center for Graduate Studies ....................113 Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP ........69 Balco Interiors LLC (Interior Environments) ..................103 Bank of America ............................71 (The) Bank of Holland ................71, 79 Bank of Michigan ............................79 (The) Bank of Northern Michigan ....79 Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute ....................108, 120 Barnes & Thornburg LLP ..................89 Barrick Enterprises Inc. ............17, 44 Barris, Sott, Denn & Driker PLLC......87 (The) Bartech Group Inc. ..........19, 93 Barton Malow Co.................15, 44, 97 Bay Logistics Inc.............................98 BDO USA LLP ..................................69 Beaumont Health System .................. 53, 57, 61, 108, 119 Behr America Inc. ..........................45 Behr GmbH and Co. KG....................45 Bejin VanOphem & Bieneman PC ....91 Belfor Holdings Inc. ..................15, 97 Belle Tire Distributors Inc. ........19, 44 Benlee Inc. ..............................27, 99 Benteler Automotive Corp. ..............47 Best Western Plus Sterling Inn Banquet and Conference Center ....102 Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares Inc. (Bank of Birmingham) ..............79 BizStream Inc. ..............................115
December 30, 2013 Black & Veatch ..................62, 97, 99 Bloom Asset Management Inc. ........73 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan/ Blue Care Network................53, 55, 105 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation ................117 BlueGranite Inc. ............................115 BlueWare Inc. ..............................115 BlueWater Technologies Group Inc. ..............................27, 39, 115 Bodman PLC ............................85, 91 Borgess Health ............................108 BorgWarner Inc. ....29, 33, 47, 48, 109 Botsford Health Care ........53, 57, 108 Braun Kendrick Finkbeiner PLC ........89 Brazeway Inc. ................................39 Brembo North America ....................49 Briarwood Mall..............................103 Bridgewater Interiors LLC ..........15, 43 (City of) Brighton ............................62 Brighton Area Schools ....................62 Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione PC ........91 Brooks Kushman PC ..................85, 91 Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG ..45 Brose North America Inc. ................45 Brown & Brown ..............................77 Budco Holdings Inc. ........................21 Buff Whelan Chevrolet ........21, 39, 51 BullsEye Telecom Inc. ....................25 Bureau Veritas North America Inc. ..99 Butzel Long PC..........................85, 91
C Camaco LLC..............................19, 39 Cantor Colburn LLP ........................89 Capital Insurance Group ..................77 Capitol Bancorp Ltd...................30, 79 Captrust Financial Advisors ............73 CareTech Solutions Inc. ..........21, 115 Carhartt Inc. ..................................17 (The) Carls Foundation ..................117 Carlson, Gaskey & Olds PC ........87, 89 Carrier, Blackman & Associates PC....89 Cascade Engineering Inc. ................31 CDI Corp.........................................93 Celtic Investment Inc. ....................79
Center for Financial Planning Inc. ....73 Central Macomb Community Credit Union....................................75 Central Michigan University ..........113 Century 21 Curran & Christie Inc. ....95 Century 21 Today Inc. ....................95 Century 21 Town & Country ............95 Charles Reinhart Co. ......................95 Charter One Bank, Southfield ..........71 Chase Plastic Services Inc.........21, 35 CHE Trinity Health....53, 57, 61, 62, 108 Chelsea Community Hospital ........120 Chelsea Milling Co. ..................23, 62 Chelsea School District ..................62 Chemical Financial Corp. ....30, 71, 79 ChemicoMays LLC ..........................43 Chem-Trend LP................................62 Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation ................117 Chippewa Valley Schools ................59 ChoiceOne Financial Services Inc.....71 Christian Financial Credit Union ......75 (The) Christman Co. ........................97 Chrysan Industries Inc.....................39 Chrysler Group LLC ....15, 33, 48, 53, 55, ................................57, 59, 61, 62, 109 Citizens Insurance Co. of America ....62 Clark Hill PLC......................85, 89, 91 Clayton & McKervey PC ..................69 Cleary University ..........................113 CMS Energy Corp. ....................29, 63 Cobo Center..................................101 (The) Colasanti Cos...................23, 97 Cold Heading Co. ............................21 Coldwell Banker Preferred Realtors ..95 Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel ..........95 Cole, Newton & Duran CPAs ............69 College for Creative Studies ..........119 Collins, Einhorn, Farrell & Ulanoff PC ..85 Columbian Distribution Services Inc. ..98 Comau Inc. ....................................57 Comerica Asset Management Group ....73 Comerica Bank ....53, 55, 57, 61, 71, 79 Comerica Park ..............................101 Commercial Contracting Group Inc. ........................19, 33, 44, 97 Community Choice Credit Union ......75 Community Financial Credit Union....75 Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan ................117 Community Living Services Inc.......120 Compuware Corp. ............55, 114, 115 Concordia University - Ann Arbor ....113 Conestoga-Rovers & Associates Inc.....99 Conlin, McKenney & Philbrick PC ....87 Consortium of Independent Physician Associations..................107 Continental AG................................45 Continental Automotive Systems U.S. Inc.................45, 47, 48, 49, 109 Contractors Steel Co.......................19 Con-way Inc. ......................29, 62, 98 Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. ..29, 35, 47 Co-op Services Credit Union ............75 Cornerstone Community Financial ..75 Cornerstone University ..................113 Corrosion Fluid Products Corp. ........23 Couzens, Lansky, Fealk, Ellis, Roeder & Lazar PC ..........................87 Covenant HealthCare ....................108 CQL Corp. ....................................115 Crain Communications Inc. ..............19 Credit Union One ............................75 Crestmark Bancorp Inc. ..................71 Crittenton Hospital Medical Center ....................57, 108, 120 (The) Crown Group Inc.....................25 Crystal Park..................................101 CSB Bancorp Inc. (Chelsea State Bank) ..................................71 Cummings, McClorey, Davis & Acho PLC ..87 Cunningham Dalman PC ..................89 Custom Biogenic Systems Inc. ......111
D D&D Logistics LLC ..........................98 (The) Dako Group ............................93 Daly Merritt Insurance ....................77 Danlaw Inc. ....................................99 Dart Container Corp. ......................31 Davenport University ....................113 Dawda, Mann, Mulcahy & Sadler PLC ..87 Dean & Fulkerson PC ......................87 Dearborn Mid-West Co.....................21 Dearborn Public Schools..................61 Deloitte LLP ..............................55, 69 Delphi Automotive plc ..29, 47, 48, 49, 57 Delphi Technologies Inc.................109 Delta Dental of Michigan Inc. ........105
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December 30, 2013 DeMaria Building Co. Inc. ..........23, 97 Dencap Dental Plans ....................105 Denso Corp. ....................................45 Denso International America Inc...........45, 47, 48, 49, 109 Derderian, Kann, Seyferth & Salucci PC ..69 DeRoy & Devereaux Private Investment Counsel Inc. ..................73 DeRoy Testamentary Foundation....117 (City of) Detroit ........................53, 55 Detroit Diesel Corp. ........................55 Detroit Educational Television Foundation............................119, 120 Detroit Employment Solutions Corp. ..120 Detroit Historical Society ..............120 Detroit Institute of Arts ................101 Detroit Labs ..................................114 Detroit Lions Inc. ............................19 Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center....101 Detroit Medical Center ..................45, 53, 55, 57, 108 Detroit Metropolitan Credit Union ....75 Detroit Public Schools ..............53, 55 Detroit R&D Inc. ..........................111 Detroit Riverfront Conservancy ......120 Detroit Zoological Society ............119 DeVry University Keller Graduate School of Management..................113 Dewpoint Inc.................................115 DFCU Financial ..............................75 Dickinson Wright PLLC ........85, 89, 91 DiClemente Siegel Design Inc. ........97 (The) Diez Group............17, 35, 41, 44 Diplomat Pharmacy Inc. ..................31 Diversified Computer Supplies Inc. ..23, 115 Diversified Restaurant Holdings Inc. (Bagger Dave’s) ..............................35 DMC PHO LLC ..............................107 DMC Primary Care Physicians PC ..107 (The) Dobrusin Law Firm PC ............91 Doeren Mayhew & Co. PC................69 Domestic Linen Supply & Laundry Co. ..27 Domino’s Pizza Inc. ..................29, 62 Dow Automotive Systems ..............45 Dow Chemical Co. ........30, 45, 48, 63 Dow Corning Corp. ......31, 48, 63, 109 Dowding Industries Inc. ..................39 Dow Global Technologies Inc. ........109 DTE Energy Co.........29, 53, 55, 61, 62 Dura Automotive Systems LLC/ Global Automotive Systems LLC ......15 Dykema Gossett PLLC ....21, 85, 89, 91
E Eastern Michigan University ....62, 113 Eastland Center ............................103 Eaton Corp. ..................................109 Ebinger Manufacturing/ Jets Manufacturing Co. ..................39 (The) Edison Institute Inc. (The Henry Ford) ..........................120 Edwards Brothers Malloy Inc. ....23, 62 Edwards, Ellis, Stanley, Armstrong, Bowren & Co. PC ............................69 Elder Automotive Group..17, 39, 41, 44, 51 Elite Plastic Products/Elite Mold & Engineering ................................41 Emagine Canton............................101 Emagine Novi ................................101 England Logistics SCM....................98 EnviroSolids LLC ............................99 Epitec Inc. ..........................25, 43, 93 ePrize Inc. ......................................25 EQ The Environmental Quality Co. ..19, 99 Ernst & Young LLP ..........................69 Ervin Industries Inc. ........................21 ESG Automotive Inc. ......................99 Ethel and James Flinn Foundation ..117 Evangelical Homes of Michigan......120 Evans Distribution Systems Inc. ......98 Exhibit Works Inc. (EWI Worldwide) 21 Express-1 Inc. ................................98 Extra Credit Union ..........................75 EyeWyre Software Studios ............114
F Fabri-Kal Corp. ................................31 Facility Matrix Group ....................103 Fairlane Town Center ....................103 Farmington Public Schools ..............57 Faurecia North America ..........45, 47, 48, ..........................................53, 57, 59, 62 Faurecia S.A. ..................................45 Federal-Mogul Corp. ......29, 47, 48, 49 Fenner Melstrom and Dooling PLC....69 Fentura Financial Inc. (The State Bank) ..79 Ferris State University ..................113 FES Group LLC ................................97
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Fifth Third Bancorp Inc. ..................79 Fifth Third Bank ..............................71 Firstbank Corp. ........................30, 71 First Independence Corp. ................43 FirstMerit Michigan ..................71, 79 First National Bancshares Inc. ........71 First Place Bank ............................71 1st Source Corp. ............................79 1st Source Servall Inc. ....................21 First State Financial Corp. (First State Bank) ..........................71 Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber Inc...............................97, 99 Fisher & Co. Inc. ............................19 (Jay A.) Fishman Ltd. ......................73 FKA Distributing Co. (HoMedics) ....17 Flagstar Bancorp Inc. ..........29, 57, 71 Flexible Plan Investments Ltd. ........73 Florida Production Engineering Inc. ..21 FNBH Bancorp Inc. (First National Bank in Howell) ........71 Focus: Hope..................................120 Foley & Lardner LLP ..................87, 91 Ford Conference & Event Center ....101 Ford Motor Co. ..29, 48, 53, 59, 61, 62, 109 Forgotten Harvest Inc. ..................120 Fori Automation Inc.........................21 Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC 87, 89 Fox Motor Group LLC ......................31 Fox Theatre ..................................101 Frankenmuth Mutual Insurance Co...31 Frank Rewold and Son Inc. ........25, 97 Fraser Trebilcock Davis & Dunlap PC89 (The) Fred A. & Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation ........................117 FutureNet Group Inc. ..27, 39, 97, 99, 115
G G-Tech Services Inc. ..................39, 93 Gallagher Benefit Services of Michigan Inc. ..............................77 Garan Lucow Miller PC ........85, 89, 91 Garber Management Group Inc.........31 Garden City Hospital ......................61 Garden Fresh Salsa Co. Inc. ............23 General Dynamics Corp. ..................45 General Dynamics Land Systems ............................45, 48, 59 General Motors Co. ..........29, 35, 48, 53, 55, 57, 59, 61 General Motors Foundation............117 General Motors Heritage Center ....101 General RV Center Inc. ........19, 35, 44 Genesys Regional Medical Center ..108 Genisys Credit Union ......................75 Gensler Architecture, Planning and Design PC ................................97 Gentex Corp. ..........................30, 109 Gentherm Inc. ................................33 Geometric Americas Inc. ................99 George P. Johnson Co. ..............17, 33 Ghafari Associates LLC....................99 Ghafari Inc. ..............................23, 97 Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton PC ......85 Gifford, Krass, Sprinkle, Anderson & Citkowski PC ........................87, 91 GKN Driveline North America Inc. ..45, 47 GKN PLC ........................................45 Glacier Hills Senior Living Community..120 Glassman Automotive Group Inc.27, 51 Gleaners Community Food Bank Inc. ..120 Global Automotive Alliance LLC ..................17, 35, 43, 98 GlobalHue ................................23, 43 GM Global Technologies Operations LLC ............................109 Godfrey Hammel, Danneels & Co. PC (GHD CPAs and Advisors) ................69 Golden Dental Plans Inc.................105 Gold Star Mortgage Financial Group ..27 Gonzalez Design Group ..............25, 41 Goodman Venegas ..........................41 Gordon Advisors PC ........................69 Gordon Food Service Inc. ................31 Gorno Automotive Group............23, 51 Grand Valley State University Seidman College of Business ........113 Grant, Millman & Johnson PC ..........69 Grant Thornton LLP ........................69 Great Expressions Dental Centers PC ..............................19, 35 Great Lakes Crossing Outlets ........103 Great Lakes Employee Benefit Services Inc. ......................................77 Greater Macomb PHO....................107 Grede Holdings LLC ..................15, 33 Greektown Casino-Hotel ..................55 GreenPath Inc. ..............................120 Guardian Alarm Co. ........................25 Guardian Industries Corp. ..15, 48, 109 (The) Guidance Center ..................120
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H Habitat for Humanity Detroit ..........120 Hall & Hunter Realtors ....................95 Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman PLLC ................................87 Hamilton Anderson Associates Inc. ..97 Hantz Holdings Inc. ........................79 Harley Ellis Devereaux Corp. ......97, 99 Harness, Dickey & Pierce PLC....85, 91 Harold Zeigler Lincoln-Mercury ........31 Hartland Consolidated Schools ........62 (The) Harvard Drug Group LLC..........17 Harvey Industries LLC ................27, 43 Harvey Kruse PC ............................87 Hatch Stamping Co. ..................23, 62 Haworth Inc. ..................................31 HCL Global Systems Inc...........39, 115 Health Alliance Plan of Michigan....105 HealthPlus of Michigan Inc. ..........105 Heidelberg Project ........................120 Heinz Prechter Educational and Performing Arts Center..................101 Hella Corporate Center USA Inc. ......45 Hella KGaA Hueck & Co...................45 Henniges Automotive ................17, 35 (The) Henry, Autograph Collection 102 (The) Henry Ford ..........................101 Henry Ford Health System ........53, 55, 57, 59, 61, 108, 120 Henry Ford Physician Network ......107 Hercules & Hercules Inc. ................43 Herman Miller Inc. ..........................30 Herrick Foundation........................117 Hertz Schram PC ............................87 Hiller Inc.........................................21 HKS Architects PC ..........................97 Hobbs + Black Associates Inc. ........97 Holland Hospital............................108 (E.L.) Hollingsworth & Co. ..............98 Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP ......................85, 89, 91 Honor Bancorp Inc...........................79 Horizon Bancorp..............................79 Hospice of Michigan Inc. ..............120 Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC ..85, 91 Howard Hanna ................................95 Howell Public School District ..........62 HSP-EPI Acquisition LLC (Entertainment) ..............................23 HTC Global Services Inc.....23, 39, 115 Hubbell, Roth & Clark Inc. ..............99 Hudson-Webber Foundation ..........117 Hungry Howie’s Pizza Inc. ................19 Huntington Bancshares Inc. ............79 Huntington National Bank................71 Hurley Medical Center ..................108 Huron Valley Physicians Association PC ............................107 Huron Valley Schools ......................57 Huron Valley State Bank ..................79 (The) Huttenlocher Group ................77 Hylant Group ..................................77 Hyundai Mobis ................................45
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss PC ....85, 91 James Group International Inc...23, 43, 98 Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit/United Jewish Foundation ....120 (The) Jewish Fund ........................117 JGA Inc. ..........................................97 J. Howard Nudell Architects Inc. ......97 JMA Logistics LLC ..........................43 Joe Louis Arena ............................101 John E. Green Co. ......................19, 44 Johnson Controls - Automotive Experience ..................45, 47, 48, 53, 55, 59, 61, 109 Johnson Controls Inc. ......................45 (Lloyd and Mabel) Johnson Foundation ..................................117 Johnson Rosati Schultz Joppich PC ..87 Johnston Lewis Associates Inc.........77 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. ....57, 71, 79 J.S. Clark Agency Inc.......................77 JSJ Corp. ........................................31
K Kapnick Insurance Group ................77 (Barbara Ann) Karmanos Cancer Institute ............................108 Kar Nut Products Co. ......................25 Kasco Inc. ................................27, 97 (H.W.) Kaufman Financial Group Inc./Burns & Wilcox Ltd. ..........15, 44 KBC Tools Inc. ................................39 KC Integrated Services LLC ............98 Keller Williams Plymouth/Canton ....95 Keller Williams Realty Novi/Northville ..95 Kellogg Co. ..............................30, 48 Kelly Services Inc. ........29, 44, 57, 93 Kemp Klein Law Firm ......................87 Kentwood Office Furniture LLC ......103 Kenwal Steel Corp. ..............15, 33, 44 Kerr, Russell and Weber PLC ..........85 Kettering University ......................113 Keweenaw Financial Corp. ..............71 Key Plastics LLC ............................19 KeyBank N.A...................................71 Key Safety Systems Inc. ............15, 33 Kitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti & Sherbrook PC..................85 Korotkin Insurance Group ................77 Kotz Sangster Wysocki PC ..............85 KPMG LLP ......................................69 Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins & Borsos PC ..89 (The) Kresge Foundation ..............117 Kulhavi Wealth Management Team ..73 Kyyba Inc. ......................................39
I Iannuzzi, Manetta & Co. PC ............69 IBI Group ..................................97, 99 Iconma LLC ................23, 39, 93, 115 Ideal Contracting LLC......................97 (The) Ideal Group Inc. ..........21, 41, 62 Iknowvate Technologies Inc.............39 Ilitch Cos. ................................15, 44 Independent Bank Corp. ......30, 71, 79 Industrial Control Repair Inc. ..........41 InfuSystem Holdings Inc. ..............111 Inland Industrial Services Group LLC....99 Inland Pipe Rehabilitation/ Inland Waters Pollution Control........99 (The) Inn at St. John’s ..................101 Innovation Ventures LLC (Living Essentials LLC, 5-Hour Energy)......15, 33 Innovative BioTherapies Inc. ..........111 Integrated Design Solutions LLC ......97 Integrated Health Associates Inc. (IHA)................................62, 107 Interior Systems Contract Group Inc. ..103 International Automotive Components..................15, 35, 47, 48 International Extrusions Inc. ............25 Inteva Products LLC ............15, 33, 47 IPS Technology Services..................39 Isabella Bank Corp. ..................30, 71 ITS Partners LLC ..........................115
J Jackson National Life Insurance Co. 31 Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. ........99 Jacobs Media/jacAPPS ................114
L L’Anse Creuse Public Schools ..........59 La-Z-Boy Inc. ..................................30 Lacks Enterprises Inc. ....................31 LaFontaine Automotive Group ....17, 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center ..108 Lakeshore TolTest Corp. ......17, 33, 97 Lakeside Mall ..............................103 Landaal Packaging Systems ............98 Laurel Manor Banquet and Conference Center ........................102 Laurie Sall & Associates LLC......41, 77 Lawrence Technological University ....................113, 119, 120 Law, Weathers & Richardson PC ......89 Leader Dogs for the Blind ..............120 Lear Corp. ......29, 35, 47, 48, 57, 109 Letica Corp. ..............................17, 44 Level One Bancorp Inc. ..............71, 79 Lewis, Reed & Allen PC ..................89 Lincoln Consolidated Schools ..........62 Link Engineering Co...................25, 99 Lipari Foods LLC ..................17, 44, 59 Lipten Co. ......................................99 Liquid Web Inc. ............................115 Livingston County ..........................62 Livingston Educational Service Agency ..62 Livingston Physician Organization ..107 Livonia Public Schools ....................61 LJPR LLC ........................................73 Load One Transportation & Logistics ..............................25, 98 LOC Federal Credit Union ................75 Loc Performance Products Inc. ........27
Logos Logistics Inc. ........................98 Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting PC......................................89 Lotus Bancorp Inc. ..........................39 Lowe Campbell Ewald......................59 Lowry Computer Products Inc. 62, 115 LSG Insurance Partners ..................77 LS Investment Advisors LLC ............73 Lutheran Social Services of Michigan..120
M Macatawa Bank Corp. ........30, 71, 79 Machining Center Inc. ....................62 Mackinac Financial Corp. (mBank) ............................30, 71, 79 MacMillan, Sobanski & Todd LLC ....91 Macomb Community College ..59, 101 Macomb County..............................59 (The) Macomb Group Inc. ................23 Macomb Intermediate School District ................................59 Macomb-Oakland Regional Center Inc...120 Maddin, Hauser, Wartell, Roth & Heller PC ........................................85 Madison Electric Co. ......................25 Madonna University ......................113 Magic Steel Sales LLC ....................31 Magna International of America Inc...109 Mahle GmbH ..................................45 Mahle Industries Inc. ................45, 49 Mainstay Capital Management LLC ..73 Malace & Associates Inc. ................93 (Alex and Marie) Manoogian Foundation ..................................117 Manoogian Simone Foundation ......117 Market Strategies Inc. ....................25 Marquette General Health System..108 Mars Advertising Inc. ......................39 Marsh ............................................77 Marvel Apps LLC ..........................114 Marvel Technologies Inc. ................39 Marygrove College ........................113 Masco Corp. ............................29, 48 (The) Masonic of Detroit................101 Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation ..................................117 MBT Financial Corp. (Monroe Bank & Trust) ....................................30, 71 McGraw Wentworth ........................77 McGregor Fund ............................117 McKinley Inc...................................17 McLaren Health Care Corp. ......63, 108 McLaren Health Plan Inc. ..............105 McLaren Macomb ..........................59 McLaren Physician Hospital Organization ................................107 McNaughton-McKay Electric Co.17, 35 McShane & Bowie PLC ....................89 Meadowbrook Inc. ..........................77 Meadowbrook Insurance Group Inc. ................................29, 35 Medical Resources Group ..............120 Medilodge of Howell Inc. ................62 MedNetOne Health Solutions ........107 Meijer Inc. ......................................31 Mercantile Bank Corp. ..............30, 71 Meridian Health Plan of Michigan Inc. ................15, 44, 105 Meritage Hospitality Group Inc.........30 Meritor Inc. ........................29, 35, 48 Metaldyne LLC ..........................15, 35 Metro Health ................................108 Metzler Locricchio Serra & Co. PC ..69 MGM Grand Detroit LLC ..........55, 101 Micco Construction LLC ..................97 (State of) Michigan ..53, 55, 57, 59, 61, 62 Michigan Commerce Bank ..............71 Michigan Educational Credit Union ..75 Michigan Financial Cos. Inc. ............77 Michigan First Credit Union ............75 Michigan Health Care Professionals PC..107 Michigan Schools & Government Credit Union....................................75 Michigan Science Center ..............101 Michigan State University........63, 109 Michigan State University Broad College of Business ......................113 Michigan State University Federal Credit Union........................79
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Michigan Technological University School of Business and Economics ..............113 Michigan Tractor and Machinery Co. (Michigan Cat)................................17 MidMichigan Health ......................108 Midwestern Dental Plans Inc. ........105 Midwest Health Plan Inc. ..............105 Midwest Underwriters Insurance Agency Inc. ..............................41, 77 Mika Meyers Beckett & Jones PLC....89 Mill Steel Co. ..................................31 Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone PLC ....................85, 89, 91 Miller, Johnson, Snell & Cummiskey PLC ..........................89 (The) Miller Law Firm PC ................87 Milosch’s Palace ChryslerJeep-Dodge Inc. ........................25, 51 Mobis North America ................45, 47 Modis Inc. ......................................93 Molina Healthcare of Michigan Inc. ..105 (The) Monahan Co...........................97 Moroun family holdings....................15 Morpace Inc. ..................................27 MotorCity Casino Hotel ....39, 55, 101 Motor City Co-op Credit Union..........75 Motor City Electric Co. ....................21 Motor City Stampings Inc. ........27, 39 MPS Group Inc. ..................27, 43, 99 MRPR - CPAs and Advisors ..............69 MSX International Inc. ..............17, 93 Munder Capital Management Inc. ....73 Munson Medical Center ................108 Mutually Human Software LLC ......115
N NanoBio Corp. ..............................111 National Business Supply Inc. (NBS Commercial Interiors) ....25, 103 National Food Group Inc. ................27 Neapco Holdings LLC ................17, 33 Neighborhood Service Organization ..120 Neocutis Inc. ................................111 Neogen Corp. ..................................30 Netech Corp. ................................115 Netlink Software Group America Inc. ....................25, 39, 115 Neumann/Smith Architecture ..........97 New Center Stamping Inc. ..............43 Newmind Group Inc. ......................115 Nexteer Automotive Corp. ..............63 NGK Spark Plugs (USA) Inc. ............49 Nissan North America Inc. ............109 Nordstrom-Samson & Associates Inc...97 NORR LLC ......................................97 Northern Michigan University Walker L. Cisler College of Business ............113 (The) Northern Trust Bank Co. ........71 Northland Center ..........................103 NorthPointe Capital LLC ..................73 Northwestern Bank ........................71 Northwood University Richard DeVos Graduate School of Management ..113 NTH Consultants Ltd. ......................99 NTN Corp. ......................................45 NTN USA Corp. - automotive operations ..45 NVINT Inc. ....................................115 NYX Inc. ............................19, 35, 39
Organ Procurement Agency of Michigan (Gift of Life)....................120 Orleans International Inc. ..........17, 44 Oswald Cos.....................................77 Otterbase Technical Services Inc. ..115 Our Credit Union..............................75 Oxford Bank Corp. ..........................71 Oxford Biomedical Research Inc. ..111
P Palace of Auburn Hills ..................101 Palace Sports & Entertainment LLC 19 Palladium 12 ................................101 Parda Federal Credit Union ..............75 Parkway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram..21, 51 Parmenter O’Toole ..........................89 Pat Milliken Ford Inc. ................21, 51 Penske Automotive Group Inc. ..29, 51 Penske Corp. ..................................15 Peoples Trust Credit Union ..............75 (Bill) Perkins Automotive Group..23, 43, 51 Perrigo Co.................................30, 63 Peter Basso Associates Inc. ..........99 Phillips Service Industries Inc. ........23 Phoenix Environmental Inc. ............99 (The) Physician Alliance LLC..........107 Pinckney Community Schools ..........62 Piston Automotive LLC ........17, 33, 43 PixoFactor LLC ............................114 Planning Alternatives Ltd.................73 Plante Moran Financial Advisors LLC ..73 Plante Moran PLLC....................19, 69 Plastipak Holdings Inc. ..............15, 44 Plex Systems Inc. ..................27, 115 Plunkett Cooney PC ..................85, 89 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools ..61 PMA Consultants LLC......................41 PM Environmental Inc. ....................99 PNC Bank ......................................71 PNC Financial Services Group Inc.....79 Pointe Scientific Inc. ....................111 Portfolio Solutions LLC ....................73 Powerlink Services LLC ..................43 Pratt & Miller Engineering & Fabrication Inc. ..........................27 Presbyterian Villages of Michigan/Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation ................120 Prestige Automotive LLC ....17, 43, 51 Price, Heneveld, Cooper, DeWitt & Litton LLP....................................89 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP ....55, 69 Priority Health ..............................105 (The) Private Bank ..........................71 ProCare Health Plan Inc.................105 Professional Medical Corp. ............107 Proper Group International Inc. ........25 ProTrans International Inc. ..............98 PTI Engineered Plastics Inc. ..........111 Public Service Credit Union..............75 PulteGroup Inc. ..............................29 PVS Chemicals Inc. ............17, 35, 44
Q Quicken Loans Inc. ........15, 33, 53, 55 Quinn Evans Architects Inc. ............97 Quinn Law Group PLLC ....................91
O O’Brien Construction Inc. ..........27, 97 O’Reilly Rancilio PC ........................87 Oakland County ........................53, 57 Oakland County Credit Union ..........75 Oakland Mall ................................103 Oakland Physicians Network Services ..107 Oakland Southfield Physicians PC ..107 Oakland University ..................57, 113 Oakwood ACO LLC ........................107 Oakwood Healthcare Inc. ..53, 61, 108 OAO Severstal ................................45 Office Express Inc. ........................103 Olga’s Kitchen Inc...........................27 Olivet College ..............................113 Olympia Medical Services PLLC ....107 OmniCare Health Plan Inc. (CoventryCares of Michigan) ........105 Open Systems Technologies Inc.....115 Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment Inc. (OHM Advisors) ........................97, 99
R Rader, Fishman & Grauer PLLC ..87, 91 Ralph C. Wilson Agency Inc. ............77 Ram Construction Services of Michigan Inc. ..............................25 Rapid Global Business Solutions Inc. ..25, 35, 39, 93, 99, 115 Ray Laethem Inc. ....................25, 51 RB Construction Co.........................41 Re/Max Classic..............................95 Re/Max First ..................................95 Re/Max In The Hills ........................95 Re/Max Metropolitan ....................95 Re/Max New Trend ........................95 Re/Max Platinum ..........................95 Re/Max Suburban ..........................95 Re/Max Team 2000........................95 Real Estate Affiliates Keller Williams West Bloomfield & Commerce ........95
Real Estate One Inc.........................95 Real Living Kee Realty ....................95 (The) Rehmann Group LLC ..............69 Reising Ethington PC ................87, 91 Reliance One ............................41, 93 Relium Corp. ................................114 Remerica Hometown One ................95 Remerica United Realty ..................95 Request Foods Inc. ........................31 Resource Technology Corp. (Brightwing) ..................................93 Retirement Income Solutions Inc. ....73 RevSpring Inc. ..................19, 33, 115 Rhoades McKee PC ........................89 Ricardo Inc. ....................................99 Richard & Jane Manoogian Foundation ..................................117 Ride Control LLC (Gabriel) ........19, 49 (Jim) Riehl’s Friendly Automotive Group Inc. ................................21, 51 Rizzo Environmental Services Inc. ....99 RKA Petroleum Cos. Inc. ..17, 33, 39, 44 Robert Bosch GmbH ........................45 Robert Bosch LLC........45, 47, 48, 109 Rochester Community Schools ........57 Rockwell Medical Inc. ..................111 Rodgers Chevrolet Inc. ..27, 39, 43, 51 Roncelli Inc...............................21, 97 (The) Roostertail Catering Club......102 Rose Hill Center Inc. ....................120 Roseville Chrysler Jeep Inc. ......25, 51 Rossetti Associates Inc...................97 Roush Enterprises ....................19, 33 Roy Smith Co. ................................39 Royal Oak Ford/Briarwood Ford..21, 43, 51 RSI Logistics Inc. ............................98 RTI Laboratories Inc. ................39, 99 Rural India Supporting Trust ..........120 Rush Trucking Corp. ......23, 39, 41, 98
S Sachs Waldman PC ........................87 Sachse Construction and Development Co. LLC ..........23, 33, 97 Sage Foundation ..........................117 Saginaw Valley State University ....113 (The) Salvation Army-Eastern Michigan Division..........................120 Saturn Electronics Corp...................39 Schechter Wealth Strategies/ Schechter Benefits Services ..............77 Scholten Fant PC ............................89 Schwartz Investment Counsel Inc. ..73 Secrest, Wardle, Lynch, Hampton, Truex and Morley PC ................85, 91 Secure-24 LLC ..............................115 Seizert Capital Partners LLC ............73 Seko Worldwide Detroit ............39, 98 Serra Automotive Inc.......................31 Service Brands International LLC ....19 Service Express Inc.......................115 SET Enterprises Inc. ............19, 33, 43 Severstal Dearborn LLC ............45, 61 Seyburn, Kahn, Ginn, Bess and Serlin PC..87 Shaw Electric Co.............................27 Sherwood Food Distributors LLC 15, 44 Shindel, Rock & Associates PC........69 SHW Group LLC ........................27, 97 Sidock Group ............................97, 99 Siena Heights University................113 Sigma Investment Counselors Inc. ..73 Sigma Planning Corp. ......................73 Single Vision Solution Inc. ............105 Skanska USA ..................................97 SKBK Sotheby’s International Realty ..95 (The) Skillman Foundation ............117 SmithGroupJJR Inc. ............21, 97, 99 Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge PC ..91 Snethkamp Automotive Family ..21, 51 Soave Enterprises LLC ..............15, 35 Soil and Materials Engineers Inc. ....99 SoloHill Engineering Inc.................111 Somerset Collection ......................103 Sommers Schwartz PC ....................87 Southeast Michigan Community Alliance ......................120 Southern Michigan Bancorp Inc. 30, 71 Southfield Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram ..19, 51 Space Care Interiors Inc. ..............103 Sparrow Health System ..........63, 108 Spartan Motors Inc. ........................30 Spartan Stores Inc. ........................30 Spectrum Health Systems Inc. 63, 108 Spring Arbor University Gainey School of Business ........................113 St. Augustine’s University Foundation..117 St. John Providence Health System....53, 55, 57, 59, 62, 108, 119 St. Joseph Mercy Oakland ............120 St. Mary Mercy Livonia ..................120
December 30, 2013 St. Mary’s of Michigan Medical Center ..108 Star Lanes at Emagine Royal Oak ..101 Steelcase Inc. ................................30 Stefanini Inc. ..........................93, 115 Stewart Management Group Inc.19, 51 Strategic Staffing Solutions Inc. ................21, 39, 93, 115 Strobl & Sharp PC ..........................87 Stryker Corp. ............................30, 48 (The) Suburban Collection ..15, 44, 51, 101 Sullivan, Ward, Asher & Patton PC ..85 Summit Health Inc.....................27, 35 SuperiorControls Inc. ......................99 Synova Inc. ................25, 39, 93, 115 Syntel Inc. ..............................35, 115 Systrand Manufacturing Corp. ..27, 39, 41
T TAG Holdings LLC......................27, 43 Takata Corp. ..................................45 Talascend LLC ..........................17, 93 Talmer Bancorp Inc. ........................71 (Jeffrey) Tamaroff Automotive Family ....................................23, 51 Tata Technologies Ltd. ............99, 115 Taylor School District ......................61 TCF Bank........................................71 Team Detroit Inc. ............................61 Technical Engineering Consultants ..93 Technical Training Inc. (TTi Global) ....................23, 35, 39, 93 Technosoft Corp. ..............25, 39, 115 TechSmith Corp. ..........................115 TekWissen LLC ..............................39 Telemus Capital Partners LLC ..........73 Tetra Tech Inc.................................99 Tetra Tech of Michigan PC ..............99 T.H. Marsh Construction Co. ......25, 97 Thompson Educational Foundation 117 Thomson Reuters ............................62 Three Star Trucking Co. Inc. ............41 Thrun Law Firm PC ..........................89 ThyssenKrupp AG ............................45 ThyssenKrupp Materials NA Inc. ......45 TI Automotive Ltd. ..............15, 33, 47 TK Holdings Inc. ................45, 47, 109 TMP Architecture Inc. ....................97 TNG Worldwide Inc. ........................27 Tom Holzer Ford Inc. ............21, 39, 51 Total Health Care Inc.....................105 Total Health Care USA Inc. ............105 Tower International Inc. ..................29 Toyoda Gosei North America Corp...45, 62 Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing North America Inc. ....109 Transcorr National Logistics LLC ......98 TransNav Technologies Inc. ............25 Trico Products Corp.........................17 Trillium Technical ............................93 TriMas Corp. ............................29, 35 Trott & Trott PC ............................85 Truven Health Analytics ..................62 TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. ........29, 35, 47, 48, 49, 59, 61, 62 Turner Construction Co. ..................97 Tweddle Group Inc...................23, 115 Twelve Oaks Mall ..........................103 Two Men and a Truck International Inc. ......................31, 39 2V Industries Inc. ......................39, 99
U U.S. Farathane Corp. ..........19, 33, 59 U.S. government......53, 55, 59, 61, 62 U.S. Manufacturing Corp. ..........19, 33 U.S. Postal Service ..............53, 55, 57, 59, 61, 62 U.S. Steel - Great Lakes Works ........61 UHY Advisors Michigan Inc. ............69 United Bancorp Inc. ..................71, 79 United Concordia Dental................105 UnitedHealthcare ..........................105 United Jewish Foundation ..............117 United Outstanding Physicians LLC ..107 United Physicians Inc. ..................107 United Road Services Inc...........19, 98 United Way for Southeastern Michigan..120 Universal Forest Products Inc. ........30 Universal Truckload Services Inc. ......................29, 33, 98 University Liggett School ..............119 University of Detroit Mercy ....114, 120 University of Michigan ..........53, 62, 109, 119, 120 University of Michigan Credit Union ....75 University of Michigan-Dearborn College of Business ....................................114 University of Michigan Faculty Group Practice....................107 University of Michigan-Flint School of Management ..............................114
University of Michigan Health System (Michigan Health Corp.) ..........108, 119 University of Michigan Ross School of Business ....................................114 University of Phoenix ......................114 University of Windsor Odette School of Business ....................................114 UnlimApps Inc.................................114 Urban Science Applications Inc. 21, 115 URS Corp. ..................................97, 99 US Special Delivery Inc. ....................98 Utica Community Schools ................59
V Valassis Communications Inc. ..........29 Valenti, Trobec, Chandler Inc.............77 Valeo Inc. ..................................45, 47 Valeo S.A. ........................................45 Van Pelt Corp. (Service Steel) ..........23 Vanguard Health Systems ................45 Varnum LLP ................................87, 89 Vectorform LLC ..............................114 Vesco Oil Corp. ..........................21, 39 Vibe Credit Union ..............................75 Victory Automotive Group Inc. ....17, 51 Village Ford Inc. ..........................23, 51 Vision Information Technologies Inc. (VisionIT) ........19, 33, 41, 93, 115 Vision Service Plan VSP ..................105 VisTaTech Center at Schoolcraft College ........................102 Visteon Corp. ........................29, 47, 48 Visteon Global Technologies Inc. ....109 VSF Transportation Inc. ....................98
W W3R Consulting ..........................43, 93 Wade Trim Inc...................................99 Walbridge Aldinger Co...........15, 44, 97 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools ....57 Walsh College ........................114, 101 Walsh Construction Co. ....................97 Warn Partners PC ............................91 Warner Norcross & Judd LLP........85, 89 Warren Consolidated Schools ............59 Washtenaw Community College ........62 Washtenaw County ..........................62 Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds ..101 Wayne County Government ........53, 55 Wayne State University ..53, 55, 119, 120 Wayne State University Physician Group ..............................107 Wayne State University School of Business Administration..............114 Wayne-Westland Community Schools ....61 Wells Fargo & Co. ......................71, 79 Wells Fargo Insurance Services ........77 Western Michigan University Haworth College of Business ........................114 (The) Westin Book Cadillac Detroit ....102 Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport ....102 Westland Shopping Center ..............103 Whirlpool Corp. ..................30, 48, 109 White Construction Co. Inc. ..............43 William Davidson Foundation ..........117 Williams, Williams, Rattner & Plunkett PC ..................................87 Wolverine Packing Co. ................15, 44 Wolverine Truck Sales Inc. ..........25, 39 Wolverine World Wide Inc. ................30 WorkForce Software LLC ..................39 Worksighted Inc. ............................115 WorkSquared Inc. ..........................103 Wright & Filippis Inc. ........................23 (The) WW Group Inc. (Weight Watchers) ....39
Y Yazaki Corp. ....................................45 Yazaki North America Inc. ....45, 47, 61 Yeo & Yeo CPAs & Business Consultants ......................................69 (Alan C.) Young & Associates PC ......69 Young, Basile, Hanlon & MacFarlane PC ..........................87, 91 Youngsoft Inc. ..................................39 Ypsilanti Public Schools ....................62
Z (Roger) Zatkoff Co. (Zatkoff Seals & Packings)......................................23 Zausmer, Kaufman, August & Caldwell PC ..................................85 ZF Friedrichshafen AG ......................45 ZF North America Inc. ................45, 47
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