“At Midwest Shooting Center, our mission has always been to create a safe, welcoming, and educational environment for both enthusiasts and beginners,” David Sabo, co-founder and chief executive of Midwest Shooting Center, said in a statement. “Being recognized on the Inc. 5000 list is a tremendous honor and a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, the loyalty of our customers, and the tremendous support we have received from the community.”
And that’s not the only Dayton-region private business finding itself on the national ranking.
Also appearing the Inc. 5000′s 2023 list are Centerville’s Grey Matter marketing and advertising firm, ranked at No. 998; 3C Industries in Urbana, a construction management services company ranked at 380; and Human IT Solutions, a Beavercreek IT services firm, listed at a ranking of 1,008.
Other Dayton-region companies on this year’s list: Mason’s Elite Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, ranked at 1,625; and IT Ally, also of Mason, ranked at 1,705. Miamisburg distributor of liquid for electronic cigarettes Flavors15 is ranked at 2,447.
Mason’s Interclink Cloud Advisors is ranked at 3,188; Dayton business products and services company MLA Companies is ranked at 3,253; and West Chester Twp.’s Clarity Retail Services finds itself at 3,862.
Miamisburg’s Aeroseal, which has a patented technology to address housing and ductwork leaks, is ranked at 4,381. CDO Magazine, in West Chester, is ranked at 4,421.
In all, six Dayton metro area companies and 130 Ohio companies made the list this year.
The newest Inc. 5000 list ranks American privately held companies by percentage of revenue growth from 2019 to 2022. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating revenue by March 31, 2019. They cannot be subsidiaries or divisions of other companies.
The minimum revenue required for 2019 is $100,000; the minimum for 2022 is $2 million.
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