After 55 years, Findlay firm still growing strong
Quality workmanship and outstanding customer service have been the two guiding business philosophies contributing to the success of this Findlay, Ohio, firm.
Chatelain Plastics has been an integral part of the Findlay and surrounding business community since 1953,
“We have grown in size and capabilities to serve the ever-changing needs of our customers,” said Fred Rambo, general manager of Chatelain.
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Industrial property brokers selected as exclusive broker for new Urbana Distribution Center
Damewood Enterprises, Ltd. has selected Industrial Property Brokers as the company’s exclusive broker for their new Urbana Distribution Center. The facility, purchased by Jerry and Kim Damewood, formerly housed the Fox River Paper Company which recently closed.
The first new occupant for 50,000 square feet of the 350,000 square foot facility that Tim Echemann of IPB brought to the facility is Robert Rothschild Farm. The company will use the space for both warehousing and offices. “We had storage in various places,” commented Mike Maloy, Rothschild’s Vice President of Operations.To read the rest of this article subscribe to the Business Journal!
Sidney Electric Company participates in Grand Opening Ceremonies
Greenville OH - The Andersons Marathon Ethanol LLC, a joint venture between The Andersons, Inc. and Marathon Petroleum Company LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Marathon Oil Corporation, recently held their grand opening ceremonies for their new state-of-the-art facility.
The largest ethanol plant in Ohio, has the annual capacity to produce 110 million gallons of ethanol and 350,000 tons of distillers dried grain (DDG), an animal feed ingredient. The facility employs a workforce of over 45 employees.
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GreaterFindlayInc. names new president
The Board of Directors of GreaterFindlayInc. (GFI) announced today that Eric S. Phillips has been named President & CEO for the organization in addition to serving as Vice President for the Blanchard Valley Port Authority. He’s expected to assume his post in early September.
Phillips has served as the Executive Director for the Union County-Marysville Economic Development Partnership and the Chief Executive Officer for the Union County Chamber of Commerce, a publicly supported privately led unified Chamber, Economic Development, and Convention & Visitors Bureau for the past seven years. He has over 18 years of experience in the public and private sector.
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Dr. Jarvis heads growing UNOH
Focused. Dedicated. Patient. These three descriptive words, along with numerous others, describe the personality behind the CEO of UNOH.
Dr. Jeff Jarvis, president of UNOH, is on a mission. It’s a “love affair” with the college he leads and the city of Lima and the surrounding area.
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Is it satisfied customers you’re after? NO!
By Jeffrey Gitomer
I’m sick of customer satisfaction. The worst companies in the world tout the fact that they won some satisfaction award. It’s not just a bad joke. It’s a pathetic statement.
Every company is hoping that their customers will reorder. They’re hoping that their customers will spread the word about how great their products are, and about how great their people are. And they’re hoping to proactively encourage others to place an order or do business with them.
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LMHS Trauma Center Re-Verified as Level II Trauma Center
LIMA, Ohio – The Lima Memorial Health System (LMHS) Trauma Center has been re-verified as a Level II trauma center by the Committee on Trauma (COT) of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). This achievement recognizes the trauma center’s dedication to providing optimal care for injured patients.
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What is T.W.I.G.’s?
First organized in 1953, T.W.I.G. stands for Terrific Women in Giving. The objectives and purposes of this Association is to contribute financially to the local hospital facilities, provide service gratis for the benefit of the local hospital facilities and to promote better community health standards. There are now five TWIG groups in the Association, each responsible for different service projects in the community.
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Business reaches 50th anniversary
Business milestones and accomplishments happen everyday in the corporate business world. They become a barometer of success. In this “soft” economic climate, just staying in business can be significant. But, the celebration of 50 years in business, all at the same location and family-owned, is beyond belief.
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Braun Industries Solidbody ambulance exceeds federal standards
VAN WERT, Ohio - Braun Industries, Inc., manufacturer of high-quality, hand-crafted ambulances, announces that its exclusive SolidBody(tm) ambulance design and construction has exceeded the industry’s KKK-A-1822F standard in an AMB-001 static load roof test.
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Business Journal announces annual award
The second annual business award program to recognize the outstanding young leaders of the region has been annonced by The Business Journal of West Central Ohio.
Don Hemple, publisher of the Business Journal, explained the awards will recognize the 20 male and female entrepreneurs, business executives, scholars, civic and cultural leaders who define and influence our communities.
“The 20 Under 40 award will spotlight the business stars of tomorrow-business people under the age of 40 who exemplify the entrepreneurial spirit of the region’s business community while balancing bottom line results with a desire to participate in charitable and community activities.” said Hemple
“It’s hoped that this award will become the “Oscars” of the 11-county region’s business community,” continued Hemple.
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Charles Construction Services turns 25
Findlay, OH – June 24, 2008
Charles Construction celebrated 25 years in business with an Open House held on June 12, 2008 at their offices located at 811 E. Bigelow Ave, Findlay OH. The Open House featured music by local artist, Eddie Molina. Comments were given by Chuck Wenner, President / CEO, thanking clients, subcontractors and employees for making the past 25 years successful, he also addressed what the future holds for CCSI. Charles Construction Services, Inc., formerly known as Charles Associates, has been doing business in NW and Central Ohio since 1983. From its home offices in Findlay, Charles Construction has completed projects ranging from $100,000 to $32 million.
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