Public facts, identifiable sources.
Profiles name their sources and identify the basis for publication. Publicly researched pages are not described as owner-approved, interviewed, or claimed unless that status has actually been established. Summaries are original and do not republish a source article.
The million-dollar focus.
The eligibility target is more than $1 million in annual company revenue. Revenue is not profit, valuation, funding, systemwide franchise sales, or the owner's personal income. A public record must identify a relevant business and a dated revenue basis. An Inc. 5000 record can support historical eligibility when the edition's published minimum revenue exceeds the threshold.
Historical evidence is not a current estimate.
The launch uses dated growth-list records. Its qualifying minimum is shown with the revenue year and is not presented as the company's exact revenue. When a source does not confirm a city, the profile does not invent one. A founder's role does not confirm current equity ownership.
Owner submissions.
Submitted profiles are reviewed for identity, authority, source support, and eligibility. Self-reported revenue is labeled as such and is not silently upgraded to independently verified revenue. Do not send tax returns, identification documents, or confidential financial records through the profile request form.
Visible ownership.
AE Tax Advisors owns Business Owner Index and publishes the owner resource library. AE advisory sections introduce the publisher’s own services. Featuring a person does not establish an AE client relationship, endorsement, recommendation, or award. We do not sell favorable profile claims or require an advisory engagement for a free listing.
Corrections and removals.
An authorized person can request a correction, update, or removal through the profile request page. The team reviews the request and its supporting information before changing the published record. No unsupported response-time promise is made.
Publishing pace.
Pages are published when the facts support a useful profile. A numerical growth target does not replace source review, duplicate checks, or substantive business information.