The Top 100 Players in the Industry

Jun 1, 2007 12:00 PM

51 SWeeDIee¹

Houma, LA • Corey Callais
Last Year's Rank:	59
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind., Res.
Employees:	320
Svcs:	CO, RS
2006 Rev:	$28.0 mil.
Projected Rev:	$35.0 mil.

53 Waste Solutions Groupnum>¹

San Francisco, CA • David Gavrich
Last Year's Rank:	NR
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind., Res.
Employees:	32
Svcs:	TF, TO
2006 Rev:	$27.5 mil.
Projected Rev:	$30.0 mil.

54 Rustin Transportation Co.num>¹

Houston, TX • Joe Swinbank
Last Year's Rank:	54
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind.
Employees:	155
Svcs:	TF, TO
2006 Rev:	$26.9 mil.
Projected Rev:	$28.0 mil.

55 ARK Inc.num>¹

Georgetown, KY • Takashi Hasegawa
Last Year's Rank:	NR
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind.
Employees:	135
Svcs:	CO, HZ, RS, TO
2006 Rev:	$26.0 mil.
Projected Rev:	$30.0 mil.

56 J & J Refuse Inc.num>¹

Dover, OH • Keith Kimble
Last Year's Rank:	52
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind., Res.
Employees:	184
Svcs:	CO
2006 Rev:	$25.7 mil.
Projected Rev:	$26.9 mil.

57 Mark Dunning Industries Inc.num>²

Dothan, AL • Mark Dunning
Last Year's Rank:	72
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind., Res.
Employees:	100
Svcs:	CO, RS
2006 Rev:	$25.0 mil.

58 Filco Carting Corp.num>¹

Brooklyn, NY • Domenic Monopoli
Last Year's Rank:	NR
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind.
Employees:	135
Svcs:	CO, RS, TF
2006 Rev:	$24.2 mil.
Projected Rev:	$25.0 mil.

59 Aspen Waste Systemsnum>¹

Minneapolis, MN • Robert E. Kircher
Last Year's Rank:	61
Public or Pvt:	Private
Customers:	Com./Ind.
Employees:	130
Svcs:	CO, RS
2006 Rev:	$23.8 mil.
Projected Rev:	$26.1 mil.

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