Facts & Figures of the 2014 Inc. 5000

How Big Is Each Industry Sector?

View the Inc. 5000 industries by either aggregate growth rate of companies in each industry sector, 2010-2013, or by total revenue per industry sector, 2013. Click an industry name to see the companies in that sector.

Consumer Products & Services	206%		Advertising & Marketing	186%		Software	182%		Government Services	170%		Energy	168%		Engineering	154%		Real Estate	153%		Media	149%		Food & Beverage	145%		Retail	139%		Health	135%		Telecommunications	134%		Education	130%		IT Services	122%		Security	122%		Logistics & Transportation	115%		Insurance	113%		Human Resources	112%		Financial Services	112%		Environmental Services	111%		Computer Hardware	102%		Manufacturing	100%		Business Products & Services	93%		Construction	88%		Travel & Hospitality	82%

Health	$21.8B		IT Services	$19.3B		Business Products & Services	$18.0B		Energy	$17.5B		Financial Services	$17.2B		Human Resources	$12.3B		Logistics & Transportation	$11.1B		Consumer Products & Services	$10.7B		Construction	$10.3B		Telecommunications	$9.4B		Real Estate	$8.9B		Retail	$8.4B		Manufacturing	$7.5B		Advertising & Marketing	$7.4B		Government Services	$6.5B		Food & Beverage	$6.5B		Software	$6.4B		Insurance	$4.5B		Travel & Hospitality	$3.6B		Security	$3.3B		Engineering	$1.3B		Education	$1.2B		Computer Hardware	$1.2B		Media	$1.1B		Environmental Services	$785M

How Big Are Inc. 5000 Companies?

The Inc. 5000 companies by percentage of companies in each revenue range. Click any range category to see a list of companies in that range.

Where Are the Fastest-Growing Companies Located?

The number of Inc. 5000 companies in each state or each of the top 25 metro areas. Click a city name or a state name for a list of companies in that area.

METRO AREAS

New York	399
Washington, DC	316
Los Angeles	274
Chicago	224
Atlanta	194

Dallas	169
Boston	164
San Francisco	164
Philadelphia	136
Miami	122

San Diego	113
Houston	99
Austin	95
Phoenix	93
Seattle	92

Denver	90
Minneapolis	85
Detroit	80
Tampa	66
Baltimore	57

Portland	57
San Jose	56
Cleveland	53
Nashville	50
Charlotte	50

STATES

NORTHWEST
Colorado	122
Washington	107
Utah	86
Oregon	61
Idaho	12
Montana	5
Alaska	1
Wyoming	0

SOUTHWEST
California	694
Arizona	104
Nevada	31
Hawaii	5

MIDWEST
Illinois	238
Minnesota	94
Indiana	73
Missouri	72
Wisconsin	70
Iowa	30
Nebraska	28
North Dakota	6
South Dakota	2

SOUTH
Texas	404
Louisiana	41
Kansas	36
Oklahoma	30
Arkansas	9
New Mexico	6

SOUTHEAST
Florida	303
Virgina	284
Georgia	209
North Carolina	146
Tennessee	80
Alabama	56
South Carolina	55
Kentucky	31
Mississippi	12
West Virginia	4
Puerto Rico	2

NORTHEAST
New York	335
Pennsylvania	191
Massachusetts	174
Ohio	171
New Jersey	164
Michigan	130
Maryland	121
Connecticut	47
Washington, DC	44
New Hampshire	22
Delaware	18
Rhode Island	17
Maine	14
Vermont	3

How Diverse are the 2014 Inc. 5000 CEOs?

Though the data below indicate that the Inc. 5000 are not a study in diversity, 10 years ago only 8% were female, and only 13% were non-white.

Which Industries Created the Most Jobs?

Jobs created by industry, 2010-2013.

Security	24175		Human Resources	13925		IT Services	5482		Food & Beverage	4888		Retail	3969		Logistics & Transportation	3742		Telecommunications	3500		Travel & Hospitality	3416		Business Products & Services	2774		Health	2600		Manufacturing	2300		Financial Services	1929		Consumer Products & Services	1890		Energy	1822		Media	1700		Government Services	1250		Construction	1168		Real Estate	1138		Insurance	971		Software	850		Advertising & Marketing	700		Engineering	477		Education	275		Environmental Services	236		Computer Hardware	132

How Fast Are Different Business Types Growing?

There are more startups on our list than global and franchise companies combined. Below, see the aggregate rate of growth of Inc. 5000 by business type, 2010-2013.

How Many Inc. 5000 Companies Are Multi-Year Honorees?

The 2014 companies by number of times on list.