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MISCELLANY
AREA'S LARGEST MANUFACTURING EMPLOYERS
Rank
Name
Address
Telephone•Fax
Website
Employees
(Local)
2015CompanyRevenues
TypeofOwnership,StockSymbol Products Headquarters
Locations
TopLocalExecutive(s),
Title(s)
YearFounded
Locally
1 (2)
EFCO Corp
1000 County Road, Monett 65708
(800) 221-4169 • (417) 235-7313 1,425 WND
Private
Architectural grade windows, curtain walls,
storefronts & entrances
Monett
5
Cameron McGinley,
president 1959
2 (4)
The Kraft Heinz Co
2035 E Bennett St, Springfield 65804
(417) 881-2701 892 $18,338,000,000
Public (Nasdaq: KHC)
Kraft Singles sliced cheese, natural & shredded
cheeses, macaroni & cheese dinners
Chicago &
Pittsburgh, PA
80
Todd Sherman,
plant manager 1939
3 (3)
Loren Cook Co
2015 E Dale St, Springfield 65803
(417) 869-6474 • (417) 862-1822 770 WND
Private Ventilation equipment Springfield
2
Jerry Cook,
board chairman/CEO 1964
4 (5)
Paul Mueller Co
1600 W Phelps St, Springfield 65802
(417) 575-9000 • (417) 575-9666 561 $44,140,000
Public (OTC: )
Stainless steel tanks & industrial processing
equipment, thermal storage, distillation & heat
recovery equipment, transportation
Springfield
3
David Moore,
president/CEO 1940
5 (6)
NorthStar Battery LLC
4000 E Continental Way, Springfield 65803
(417) 575-8200 • (417) 575-8250 447 WND
Private
Valve-regulated lead-acid batteries
for automotive & telecommunications industries
Stockholm, Sweden
2
Carlos Estrada,
general manager 2000
6 (7)
Positronic Industries Inc
423 N Campbell Ave, Springfield 65806
(417) 866-2322 • (417) 866-8358 380 WND
Private Electronic connectors & interconnection systems Springfield
9
John Gentry,
president/board chairman;
Ed Hopkins Jr, COO
1966
7 (8)
John Deere Reman Springfield
4500 E Mustard Way, Springfield 65803
(417) 829-2000 • (417) 831-5773 366 $28,863,000,000
Public (NYSE: DE)
Remanufactured John Deere diesel engines, fuel
injection systems & engine component parts
Moline, IL
2
Marty Hannig,
general manager 1998
As of March 28, 2016. anked by number of local employees. The previous year's rankings are in parentheses. Jack Henry & Associates Inc ranked No. 1 on last year's list, but declined to participate in this year's list. To view the list of 28 companies who
responded, sign up for Monday Morning Business Leads gfield Business Journal relies on the individual businesses to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. WND = Would not disclose. To be
considered for future lists,
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AREA'S LARGEST LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Rank
Name
Address
Telephone•Fax
Website
Employees(Local)
Volunteers
2017Operating
Budget TypeofAgency FundsRaisedLocally
in2016 Services TopLocalExecutive(s),Title(s) YearFoundedLocally
1
The Arc of the Ozarks
1501 E Pythian St, Springfield 65802
(417) 864-7887 • (417) 864-4307
1,340
150-200 $41,743,788 Support to individuals withdisabilities $466,537
Residential, community integration,
employment, therapeutic recreation,
education & life skills training, Rivendale
Institute of Learning & Center for Autism
Mike Powers,
president/CEO 1964
2
Ozarks Regional YMCA
417 S Jefferson Ave, Springfield 65806
(417) 862-7456 • (417) 866-9527
640
1,200 $10,530,700 Family, youth, senior &community service $1,265,078
Wellness, membership, sports, school-age
services, active older adults & teen
programs, swimming lessons
Steven Gimenez,
CEO 1888
3
Community Blood Center of the Ozarks
220 W Plainview Road, Springfield 65810
(417) 227-5000 • (417) 885-1449
170
1,000
$16,000,000 Health services N/A
Collection, processing & distribution of blood
products to southwest Missouri, northwest
Arkansas & southeast Kansas
Anthony Roberts,
executive director
1995
4
Good Samaritan Boys Ranch
5549 N Hwy K, Brighton 65617
(417) 376-2238 • (417) 376-2014
153
50 $5,978,321
Residential treatment &
transitional living facilities
for youth ages 10-21
$1,081,101
Long-term care & treatment for youth ages
10-21 who are in foster care or experiencing
emotional or behavioral disorders
Kevin Killian,
president/CEO 1959
5
Great Circle
1212 W Lombard St, Springfield 65806
(417) 865-1646 • (417) 866-1483
149
WND $75,700,0001
Behavioral health treatment
programs for children, youth
& families
$885,795
Intensive therapeutic treatment, family
counseling & parent education, transitional
living for older foster youth
Vincent Hillyer,
president/CEO 1894
6
Developmental Center of the Ozarks
1545 E Pythian St, Springfield 65802
(417) 829-0899 • (417) 831-7539
125
520 $5,401,490 Human services $5,144,210
Early-intervention therapeutic programs,
early child care & education, adult
technology & learning center, adult day
center, supported employment
Allan McKelvy,
executive director 1954
7
Convoy of Hope
330 S Patterson Ave, Springfield 65802
(417) 823-8998 • (417) 823-8244
110
8,500 $123,200,000 Humanitarian aid $5,248,107
Children's feeding programs, community
events, disaster services, women's
empowerment, agriculture, Rural Compassion
program
Hal Donaldson,
president 1996
As of Jan. 23, 2017.Ranked by local employees. The previous year's list was ranked by operating budget. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual organizations to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. Health
and educational institutions are reported on other lists. N/A = Not available. To be considered for future lists, e ystemwide budget
© Copyright 2017 SBJ. All rights reserved. This material may not be republished, rebroadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Researched by Geoff Pickle