Top Employers

Toyotas have one of the longest lifespans. Almost 80% of the fleet sold 20 years ago are still running today

Premier provider of health care services to 26 counties of the Tri-State area

Has the largest transporation system in Southwestern Indiana

Has over 2,600 sites of care in 19 states

The largest plastics processor in North America with 47,000 global employees. Started as an injection molding plant in 1967 and is now a global, publicly traded (BERY) company

Started as a small tin shop in 1873 that grew into 7 diverse companies

Ships and stores merchandise for the $10 billion Fortune 100 company

1,400-acre campus that serves 11,000+ students in 130 areas of study

Duke Energy has over 150 years of service

89% of American live within 25 miles of a branch

Sabic currently operates in over 50 countries employing more than 40,000 people around the world

A fast-growing telecommunication company, offering 100% fiber-optic technology

Skanska was the first to implement the ISO 14000 globally and the first scandinavian company to have a independent global whistleblowing hotline

Was created in 2003 when HL&P was split due to the deregulation of the elctricity market in the state of Texas

Was founded in 1832 under the name Evansville National Bank

International students represent 7.51% of the undergraduate population

Reckitt has a highly focused portfolio concentrating on its 19 most proftaible brands responsible for 70% of revenue

Began as a repair shop and was sold to Roy Patterson and Bud Havens in 1962

Charles Matin Hall discovered a method to produce aluminnum thourgh electrolysis. Two years later, he found the company that today is Alcoa

Manufactures parts for Toyota Highlander, Sequoia and Sienna models

Headquartered in Evansville, IN, is the largest provider of Meals, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) to the U.S. Military as well as thermo-processed, shelf-stable, ready-to-eat food for food companies

It is one of the most impressive Deaconess institutions in the country

Sales were so strong that Shoe Carnival created companies to operate under their name such as Shoe Shower and Shoe Biz

Originally called McGary’s Landing

First casino in the state of Indiana

It was first named Ma Bell as a reference to Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone

Operates under three branches that focus on leasing and financing, professional transportation, and selling/leasing new and pre-owned vehicles

The largest “nixtamal” corn producer in the United States

Ivy Tech has more than 40 locations in 75 different communities

Atlas was founded in Sweden in 1873

Gibson general is the main health care institution in the Gibson County but in Wabash county as well.

Leading supplier of nuclear components and fuel to the U.S. Government

Contains 1,986 students divided in 4 schools

Named after a woman, a methodist missionary called deaconess

Employs room-and-pillar techniques to produce medium-sulfur coal

As a cooperative business, each member is owned and controlled by local agricultural producers

It is the largest of three institutions that operate in Gibson County

Was founded in 1907 by a German immigrant named Julius Hansen

Owner and producer of the “Bunny Bread”

It is a certified Women’s Business Enterprise (WBENC)

DSM is based of Netherlands

It is the sister company of WSI and is also a Women’s Business Enterprise National Council member

Owned and operated by the Australian founder Graeme Croft

Became Fifth Third Bank with the merging of Fifth National Bank and Third National Bank

Set up the utopian community of New Harmony

The Newburgh location currently is 88% occupied

Founded in 1943 to develop antennas for military aircraft

Has been providing product solutions for 75 years through compression, injection and transfer molding and extrusion.

Has a 350,000 bushel grain elevator with a 48-inch conveyor belt that loads barges at 40,000 bushels per hour

2.7 million tons of coal were sold from Wild Boar Mine in 2016