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Celebrating 22 years of Wisconsin 75
Advancing our economy, enriching our community
Private companies play a critical role in Wisconsin’s economy. For the 22nd year, Deloitte is recognizing 75 of the largest and most successful private companies—the Wisconsin 75—for the impact they make.
Wisconsin 75 eligibility requirements
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99.9%
Location
Must be headquartered in Wisconsin
4 out of 5
Ownership
Must have a majority ownership (50+ percent) by an individual, individuals, family, employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), or private equity firm. Public companies (i.e., a company whose voting stock is listed on any exchange or actively traded over the counter) are eligible when greater than 50 percent of the value or vote of the shares are owned by individuals, family, ESOP, or private equity.
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Sales
Must have a minimum of $50 million in annual sales revenue. The top 75 companies will be ranked by sales revenue. Parent companies must submit an aggregate figure that includes subsidiaries; do not submit separate forms for each subsidiary. Annual sales revenue should be the amount reported on the company’s financial statements. The information provided is kept confidential by Deloitte LLP.
365 to 5
Type of business
Excludes cooperatives and accounting, tax, legal, and consulting services companies. Each company must designate a primary industry on the nomination form to be considered.
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The Wisconsin 75 program may in its sole discretion remove any application from consideration for any reason.
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