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2021 Dynamic Dozen

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Editor’s note: The 2021 Dynamic Dozen have shown tremendous growth in their various industries. Click here to read more from SBJ Executive Editor Christine Temple.

The Judging Process

Inside the Dozen

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 1: Next Level Solutions

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 2: Russell Cellular Inc.

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 3: Falcon Electric LLC

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 4: Pure & Clean LLC

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 5: Keller Williams Greater Springfield

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 6: Alps Pharmacy

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 7/Tenacious Company of the Year: Burrell Behavioral Health

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 8: Legacy Bank and Trust

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 9: Carson-Mitchell Inc.

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 10: OMG Commerce

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 11: Little Sunshine's Enterprises Inc.

2021 Dynamic Dozen No. 12: Anderson Engineering Inc.

2021 Dynamic Dozen Top CEO/Managing Partner: C.J. Davis

2021 Dynamic Dozen Top Chief Financial Officer: Carter Peters

2021 Dynamic Dozen Top Chief Operating Officer: Adam Andreassen

2021 Dynamic Dozen Top Sales/Marketing Professional: Tara Bielinski

2021 Dynamic Dozen Top Human Resources Professional: Celeste Cramer

2021 Dynamic Dozen Employee of the Year: Jason Steingraber

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