A freight invoice can reveal more than an overcharge. CTSI-Global uses it to expose costly shipping habits - and help companies change them.
Sullivan sells a scarce agency commodity: experienced people who remain close to the work. From Memphis basketball to a global industrial merger, the same promise keeps turning complicated stories into campaigns people can actually use.
Public schools once waited for families to arrive. Caissa K12 treats every empty desk like an undecided voter - and only gets paid when the student comes back.
The Memphis nonprofit connects founders to buyers, investors and industry expertise. Its bet is that the next promising startup may begin with a problem a local company already needs solved.
American Residential Services turned leaky pipes, failed furnaces and midnight air-conditioning calls into a national machine. Now the operator behind ARS/Rescue Rooter is pairing local technicians with centralized scale - and AI in the tool bag.
First Horizon has spent 162 years learning a difficult banking trick: how to get bigger without becoming distant. Its wager is that Southern customers still want a banker who knows the market - plus the balance sheet, software and specialists of an $84.4 billion institution.
Varsity Spirit is the dominant force in cheerleading and dance, a Memphis-based company that designs and manufactures team uniforms and apparel, runs training camps and clinics, and produces the sport's biggest competitions. Founded in 1974 by Jeff Webb, it grew from a summer camp operation into a vertically integrated business - apparel, camps, competitions, and governing-body partnerships - that touches more than a million athletes each year. It operates as a division of Varsity Brands, owned by KKR.