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Yahoo
3 days ago
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- Yahoo
Stream Companies Named to Inc. 5000 List for 18th Time – the Second Company Ever to Achieve This Honor
Stream's consistent growth and innovation secures its spot among America's fastest growing private companies PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stream Companies, a full-service, fully integrated, tech-enabled advertising agency, is proud to announce today that it has once again secured its place on the prestigious Inc. 5000 list, ranking among the fastest-growing privately held companies in America. This marks Stream's 18th appearance on the list—an achievement reached by only one other company in the list's 43-year history. The Inc. 5000 list is the most trusted ranking of entrepreneurial success in the country. It celebrates private businesses in all 50 states and Puerto Rico that have achieved remarkable revenue growth over a three-year period. Stream's consistent presence on this list underscores both its financial performance and its continued ability to adapt, scale, and lead in an ever-evolving industry. 'Making the Inc. 5000 eighteen times takes a culture of grit, innovation, and relentless focus on client results,' said David Regn, CEO and co-founder of Stream Companies. 'This milestone reflects the passion of our team, the trust of our clients, and our shared commitment to driving measurable growth in everything we do.' Founded in 1996 by David Regn and Jason Brennan, Stream Companies has grown from a boutique agency into a national leader in advertising and marketing strategy, serving over 2,000 businesses in industries such as automotive, home services, healthcare, retail, and finance. Over the past year, Stream has continued to expand its client base, scale its proprietary technology offerings, and deliver record-setting outcomes across both digital and traditional channels. This growth has been fueled by a strategic focus on performance-driven media, innovative creative, and marketing solutions that help clients win in today's competitive landscape. Contact: Jai Journay VP of Marketing About the Inc. 5000 List The list ranks organizations based on three-year revenue growth. To qualify for the 2025 Inc. 5000, companies were required to provide verified revenue figures. All winners undergo a rigorous financial and editorial review process, including third-party verification of revenue and background checks on company leadership. The full list of honorees, including company profiles and an interactive database sortable by industry, geography, and other criteria, can be found at About Stream Companies Stream Companies is a full-service, fully integrated advertising agency with over 28 years of experience delivering retail traffic and measurable growth for clients nationwide. Stream leverages data, strategy, and innovation to help businesses scale across traditional and digital channels. Its suite of services includes media planning and buying, creative, branding, digital marketing, SEO, social media, video, and advanced analytics. Stream Companies is proud to partner with some of the largest publicly and privately held dealership groups and businesses in the country. To learn more, visit About Inc. Media Inc. is one of the most respected names in business media, providing entrepreneurs with essential insights, resources, and networking opportunities to help them grow successful companies. Its award-winning content spans multiple platforms reaching over 50 million people each month. Since 1982, Inc. has published the Inc. 5000, an annual ranking that highlights the fastest-growing privately owned businesses in the U.S. Earning a spot on this list gives companies national visibility, access to a powerful peer network, and a stamp of credibility that can support growth and talent acquisition. The Inc. 5000 Conference is part of the brand's widely respected event series. Learn more at in to access your portfolio
American Press
23-06-2025
- Business
- American Press
Stream to reign over Washington Mardi Gras
Gray Stream. (Special to the American Press) Special to the American Press Lake Charles businessman and philanthropist W. Gray Stream has been named king of the 77th Washington Mardi Gras celebration. The event will be held Jan. 29-31 at the Washington Hilton. Since 2013, Stream has served as president of the Stream Companies, which manages several operating companies and a sizable land position in Louisiana, primarily comprising timberland, agriculture and coastal marshes. Gray also oversees an investment portfolio on behalf of the Stream Companies, which focuses on early-stage companies, venture capital, private equity and structured credit. The Stream investments concentrate on Louisiana-based companies and those providing solutions for the energy transition. In 2018, Gray founded Gulf Coast Sequestration (GCS), which is developing world-scale capabilities to permanently store captured CO2 emissions in deep geologic formations. He serves as executive chairman of GCS. Gov. Jeff Landry appointed Gray as chairman of the Louisiana Economic Development Partnership. Previously, he served on the Louisiana Innovation Council, the Governor's Advisory Commission on Coastal Protection, Restoration, and Conservation, the Board of Directors for the Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance, and the Governor's Climate Initiatives Task Force. Gray is a member of YPO and is a past chair of the Louisiana Committee of 100 for Economic Development. He formerly served on the Louisiana Board of Regents as Regent for the 3rd Congressional District and as chairman of the National Hurricane Museum and Science Center. He also previously served as a trustee for the National World War II Museum. In 2010, Gray received the Southwest Louisiana Civic Service Award from the Chamber of Commerce. Sarah Louise Heebe, a sophomore at Yale University, will serve alongside Gray as queen. Heebe is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in environmental studies with a certificate in energy studies. She serves on the executive board of the Yale Student Energy Association and is co-president of the Renewable Future Alliance. She worked in the Hazari lab creating catalysts to reduce CO2. She is a fellow with the Yale Entrepreneurial Society and was a part of the Center for Business and the Environment's Green Innovators Cohort. She is the co-lead of communications for Christian Union and a photographer and writer for the Yale Scientific Magazine.
