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Presenting the RedHawk50 class of 2025!

The award honors the fastest-growing private companies founded or led by Miami University alumni

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Excellence and Expertise • Alumni Success • Economic Impact

Presenting the RedHawk50 class of 2025!

Published

The 2025 RedHawk50 class has been announced!

Created by the John W. Altman Institute for Entrepreneurship in the Miami University Farmer School of Business in 2023, RedHawk50 identifies, recognizes, and celebrates the 50 fastest-growing private Miami-owned or Miami-led businesses in the world. 

The RedHawk50 not only celebrates their success, but it also provides a forum to recognize and celebrate the Miami University graduates and former students that founded, own, and/or lead those businesses each year and serve as a vehicle for them to pass lessons learned to the next generation of Miami entrepreneurs. 

The process for determining the list is:

  • Any private business or 501c3 non-profit owned or led by a Miamian can be nominated. Businesses can be self-nominated or nominated by someone else.
  • Nominated companies are contacted to submit additional high-level financial information to a third-party accounting firm. 
  • The information provided is used to evaluate and rank candidates by net returns over a three-year period – in this case, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

This year’s honorees include companies owned or led by alumni from all five Miami University colleges and the regional campuses. Nearly two thirds of this year’s honorees are new to the list.

“RedHawk50 showcases the strength of our alumni ecosystem. Miami graduates are building fast-growing businesses while remaining connected to a network that encourages innovation, collaboration, and long-term success,” Farmer School of Business dean Jenny Darroch said. “The companies recognized through RedHawk50 demonstrate the real-world impact of our alumni’s success. Through their businesses, they are creating jobs, strengthening local economies, and contributing meaningfully to their communities.”

The 2025 honorees are:

  1. Remote Vans
  2. Setpoint
  3. A La Carte Media Consulting LLC
  4. Airo Group Holdings, Inc.
  5. K2 Medical Research
  6. Propagate
  7. Nunona
  8. NEST Capital
  9. 1809 Capital
  10. Harborside Health
  11. HighByte
  12. Steno
  13. ASCH LLC
  14. MOVE+breathe
  15. Verdant Commercial Capital, LLC
  16. NextGen Growth Partners
  17. NewCastle Roofing & Remodeling, Inc.
  18. Aspiring Unicorn Games
  19. JP Exteriors, Inc.
  20. Curiosity LLC
  21. HOMEstretch
  22. Clear Advantage Logistics
  23. iVueit
  24. Crossroads Community Planning
  25. actnano,Inc
  26. Align
  27. All-In Cincinnati Coalition
  28. Orange Logic
  29. Kruger & Hodges Hometown Injury Lawyers
  30. Impact Advisors
  31. 3D Color
  32. Baffling Behavior Training Institute (DBA)- Robyn Gobbel, LLC
  33. Affinity Whole Health
  34. Envision Horizons
  35. FC Cincinnati
  36. Isla Luna Studio
  37. Mugsy
  38. Brandience
  39. 643SPIRIT, LLC
  40. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Cincinnati
  41. Bridge Industries, LLC
  42. Eleeo Brands
  43. Interlink Cloud Advisors
  44. Somich & Associates CPAs
  45. Rooted Grounds Coffee Company
  46. Saucy Brew Works
  47. Article One Group, LLC
  48. Agility Cable
  49. Kinettix, Inc.
  50. Total Deployment Solutions
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