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October 16, 2026

Bassett Mechanical CEO Kim Bassett Named 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100 Honoree

Constructon Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Kim Bassett, CEO and executive chair of Bassett Mechanical, has been named a 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100 honoree.
  • The recognition celebrates executive leadership, business growth, innovation and community impact.
  • The 2027 honorees collectively represent companies generating more than $39.4 billion in annual revenue and employing over 41,000 people.
  • Bassett will be recognized at an awards event scheduled for Jan. 21, 2027, at Fiserv Forum.

Executive Recognition Highlights Strategic Leadership

Kim Bassett, CEO and executive chair of Bassett Mechanical, has been selected for the 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100, a recognition program honoring 100 of the state’s leading CEOs and C-suite executives.

The program recognizes business leaders for their vision, organizational growth, innovation and contributions to their industries and communities. The 2027 honorees represent a broad range of sectors, including construction, manufacturing, finance, technology, health care, education and nonprofit leadership.

According to the announcement, the companies represented by this year’s honorees generate more than $39.4 billion in combined annual revenue and employ over 41,000 people across Wisconsin and other markets.

As CEO and executive chair, Bassett provides strategic direction for the company, working with its leadership team on long-term growth, operational performance, customer relationships and organizational culture. Her responsibilities also include supporting community partnerships and developing future leaders.

Awards Recognize Business and Community Contributions

The 2027 Wisconsin Titan 100 Awards ceremony is scheduled for Jan. 21, 2027, at Fiserv Forum. The event will bring together the selected executives to recognize their leadership and business contributions.

Bassett said the recognition reflects the efforts of the employees, customers and partners who have contributed to the company’s development. She also highlighted the importance of innovation and continuous improvement in its ongoing work.

The Titan 100 program is supported by headline sponsors Associated Bank and Wipfli. Program organizers emphasize leadership that drives business progress while creating a positive impact across industries and communities.

Why It Matters for Construction Industry Leadership

Leadership recognition in the construction sector highlights the role of strategic planning, operational excellence and workforce development in sustaining business performance. Mechanical contractors serve a range of building and industrial needs, making customer relationships, technical capabilities and employee development important parts of long-term business strategy.

Bassett’s selection places her among Wisconsin executives recognized for their leadership and organizational contributions. For Bassett Mechanical, the honor also brings attention to the leadership supporting its mechanical services and its relationships with customers, employees and community partners.

Soiurce: Bassett Mechanical.

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