Fort Worth Business presents Top 100 awards

Michael Bennett of Bennett Benner Partners

Fort Worth Business presented its Top 100 awards on Wednesday night at the Worthington Hotel. The awards are given to top business leaders in the area.

Michael Bennett of Bennett Benner Partners was named Top CEO among private companies this year. Bennett’s firm is making a name for itself all over Fort Worth from designing the Frost Tower skyscraper to renovating the historic horse and mule barns in the Fort Worth Stockyards. 

Tim McKinney of United Way of Tarrant County received the Top CEO, Nonprofit Award.

Bill Burns of Encore Vision received the Entrepreneur of the Year award for his promising work developing a product that can treat presbyopia, the hardening of the lens of the eye that frequently leads to the need for reading glasses.

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Claffey Pools was named Family Business of the Year. The family-owned pool business is in its second generation of leadership and still going strong.

Biggest Revenue Increase, Private Company: MORSCO

Biggest Revenue Increase Public Company: D.R. Horton

Industry Awards

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Women-Owned Business – Deborah Cooley of M-Pak

Financial Services – Pinnacle Bank

Manufacturing – GE

Real Estate – Briggs Freeman, Bernard Uechtritz

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Commercial Development – Clearfork

Market Innovation – Briggs Freeman

Market Reinvention – Williams Trew

More information about these companies and others in Tarrant County can be found in the current edition of Fort Worth Business.

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