Behold, the rankings for the RVA 25 class of 2024, presented by Keiter. The group, made up of the region’s fastest-growing companies, was honored last night at a ceremony at Hardywood West Creek, where the list was unveiled.
Ahead of tonight’s award celebration, check out this slideshow to learn more about the region’s 25 fastest-growing companies. Full rankings to be unveiled at the event this evening and announced to the masses Tuesday morning.
The owners of the daily fee course in Goochland, just west of Short Pump, have been in early-stage discussions with local developer Markel | Eagle Partners about its long-term future.
Unable to fully regain its momentum after a 2020 fire gutted its longtime Northside facility, Dickie’s Seafood has boiled its last shrimp.
Check out the sights from BizSense’s second annual Open House residential real estate forum, presented by the Homebuilding Association of Richmond.
The brand’s familiar yellow and black sign is back up at its West Broad Street store and its new owner, founder Tom Sullivan, said his new incarnation of the company will be based in Sandston for the time being.
Richmond’s biggest bank is about to get a lot bigger, with a deal that will create a $39 billion regional behemoth that spans the coveted “Golden Crescent.”
The two moves come less than a year into the tenure of CEO Will Groves, who took the helm at New Horizon at the beginning of 2024.
Glenn Diersen is back in startup mode with a new venture, CereHive, which he thinks has even more growth potential than his first company, Summit Human Capital.
While the final rankings are set, they won’t be unveiled until the Nov. 4 awards ceremony at Hardywood West Creek.
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