Technology

The Kansas City region is home to many tech-oriented businesses with global impact including Cerner Corporation (health care IT), Garmin Corporation (navigation technology) and telecommunications (T-Mobile), along with hundreds of others focused on alternative energy, animal health, architecture/engineering, digital technology, information security and software development.

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Name	Description	Industry
GE Capital Bank	Finance, call center	Contact Centers
GEAR for Sports, a Division of HanesBrands, Inc.	Apparel distribution (Hdq.)	Distribution, Headquarters
GEICO	Auto insurance customer service center	Contact Centers, Insurance
GemTech LLC	Custom injection molding mfg. for aerospace/aviation, pharmaceutical/medical, transportation, electronics and consumer products industries (Hdq.)	Headquarters, Manufacturing
General Mills	Flour production mill and dry baking products mfg.	Manufacturing
General Motors Corp.	Motor vehicle mfg.	Manufacturing
Genesis10	Technology consulting	Information Technology
Gerson Companies	Gift products distribution center	Distribution
Gibbens Drake Scott, Inc.	Full-service mechanical, electrical, plumbing and telecommunications engineering design firm	Architectural Engineering
Gill Studios	Pressure sensitive posters & rel. products mfg.	Manufacturing
Glass, Lewis & Co.	Corporate governance customer service center	Contact Centers
Global Ground Support	Military, airline and airport ground support equipment mfg.	Manufacturing
Global Prairie	Digital marketing and advertising agency (Hdq.)	Headquarters
GoodLife Innovations	Residential & other disabled adult services	Other
Goodyear	Tire mfg.	Manufacturing
Government Employees Health Assn. (GEHA)	Insurance (Hdq.)	Contact Centers, Headquarters, Insurance
Grain Valley School District	Public education	Other
Grainger	Electric motors distribution center	Distribution
Grandview School District	Public education	Other
Grant Thornton Advisors LLC	Audit, tax and advisory	Financial Services