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THE BIG PICTURE: CROSS-INDUSTRY DATA | 18 100 Largest Northeast Ohio Employers | 19-22 Cuyahoga County Employers | 23 Summit County Employers | 24 Privately Held Companies | 25-28 Public Companies, Ohio | 29-30 Public Companies, Northeast Ohio | 31-32 Auto Dealers | 33 Family-Owned Businesses | 34-35
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Largest Philanthropic Gifts of 2019 | 71-73
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From CEOs and politicians to philanthropists and entrepreneurs, Crain’s “Power 150” list is just a snapshot of those leading some of Northeast Ohio’s most influential organizations and who are in a position to move the region forward. There were no specific criteria used in selecting the “Power 150,” nor were they chosen through a nomination process. Rather, our editorial staff collectively gathered names, taking into consideration each person’s role in Northeast Ohio and that of their organization. An effort was made to include a range of people, businesses and industries. In some instances — as was the case with Case Western Reserve University — a delayed replacement in a permanent leadership position resulted in exclusion from the list. Because many of those listed serve on multiple boards, we limited highlighted involvement to three organizations or efforts. The 2020 “Power 150” is an updated version of the 2014 “Power 150” and the 2017 “Who’s Who in Northeast Ohio” lists.
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KOBY ALTMAN
Executive director, The George Gund Foundation Highlighted involvement: Fund for Our Economic Future, Team NEO
WARREN ANDERSON
General manager, Cleveland Cavaliers
President and CEO, Anderson-DuBose Co.
Highlighted involvement: Posse Foundation national board of directors, Middlebury College
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Playhouse Square Foundation, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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In the news: Under Abbott’s leadership, the Gund Foundation continued its commitment to education with historic gifts of $15 million to Say Yes to Education Cleveland in October 2019. When the coronavirus pandemic hit, the foundation joined a coalition of philanthropic, corporate and civic partners in launching the Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund to support nonprofits. As of Dec. 8, the fund awarded more than $10 million to over 160 organizations.
In the news: The 38-year-old signed a long-term contract extension with the Cavaliers in November 2019, marking the first time that Cavs chairman Dan Gilbert has given a general manager an extension. In the 2020 NBA draft in November, Altman selected small forward Isaac Okoro fifth overall, adding the defense-oriented wing player to the club’s rebuilding efforts.
In the news: LaunchHouse and the Cleveland Jewish News honored Anderson with the 2020 Lexus Visionary Entrepreneur Award, adding to the vast number of honors Anderson has earned since founding Anderson-DuBose nearly three decades ago. The Lordstown-based distribution company provides paper and food supplies to more than 500 McDonald’s and Chipotle restaurants in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and West Virginia.
In the news: Questions loomed over the Indians when the Tribe was quickly dispatched from the 2020 playoffs by the New York Yankees after a 60-game season that was shortened by the pandemic. Antonetti, who became the Tribe’s president of baseball operations in 2015, faces uncertainly around the club’s finances and the future of Francisco Lindor. The All-Star shortstop can become a free agent after the 2021 season.
JOE ARCURI
CRAIG ARNOLD
KEN BABBY
MARCIA BALLINGER
CEO, American Greetings Corp.
Chairman and CEO, Eaton Corp.
Highlighted involvement: N/A
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, United Way of Greater Cleveland, University Hospitals
In the news: Arcuri took the helm as CEO and an American Greetings board member on March 1, 2019. The veteran of Procter & Gamble, Newell Rubbermaid and the PGA Tour leads the world’s second-largest producer of greeting cards as the Westlake-based company continues to adapt to changing consumer habits. In 2020, American Greetings announced a licensing deal with Dolly Parton for greeting cards that will sell exclusively at Walmart online and retail stores.
In the news: In the light of the killing of George Floyd in police custody in May 2020, Arnold has had a visible presence in addressing social issues. The Eaton Corp. chairman and CEO joined with Bill Lacey, president and CEO of GE Lighting, and Fred Nance, global managing partner at the Squire, Patton Boggs law firm, the Greater Cleveland Partnership and PCs for People to donate more than 10,000 computers and other digital equipment to address the digital divide. In early June, Arnold received national media coverage for an impassioned staff letter in which he vowed to do “all in my power to foster a culture of trust and inclusion at Eaton.”
Owner and CEO, Akron RubberDucks; founder, Fast Forward Sports Group Highlighted involvement: Greater Akron Chamber, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, Summa Health Foundation In the news: An already precarious situation with minor league baseball — with Major League Baseball cutting its minor league affiliations from 160 to 120 — became even more dire when the pandemic wiped out the entire 2020 season. Despite the “catastrophic financial event” for the industry, Babby told Crain’s he remains optimistic because “the relationship with the city and the community is really special and very personal.”
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President, Lorain County Community College Highlighted involvement: Fund for Our Economic Future, MAGNET, Team NEO In the news: When the pandemic shut down most of Ohio’s economy during LCCC’s spring break in March 2020, the college quickly transitioned about 1,000 course offerings online. Meanwhile, its Fab Lab created more than 22,000 pieces of personal protective equipment with its 3D printer that were donated to local hospitals. Lorain County voters in April approved a 2.3 mill renewal levy for the college.
ANDREW BERRY President and CEO, Vitamix Corp. Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Playhouse, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Team NEO
General manager and executive vice president of football operations, Cleveland Browns Highlighted involvement: #BeTheSolution In the news: On Jan. 27, 2020, the Browns named Berry general manager and EVP, making him the youngest GM in NFL history at 32. In 2020, the Browns are making their first run at a playoff appearance since 2007. In the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody, Berry wrote an email urging Browns employees to be the solution to fight racial injustice. The campaign raised nearly $200,000 for 14 charities.
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Highlighted involvement: Conference of Minority Transportation Officials, United Way of Greater Cleveland In the news: The former chief operating officer of the Nashville public transit agency became the leader of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority under a five-year contract in September 2019. While workers stayed home in 2020 to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, RTA saw its bus and train ridership drop 50%. The agency, which was already facing financial issues, will be impacted by declining sales tax revenues due to the pandemic.
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In the news: After conducting his “Dignity of Work” listening tour in 2019 to assess a potential presidential campaign, Brown eventually threw his support behind Joe Biden. In an April 2020 statement, Brown said, “Dignity of Work isn’t a slogan – it’s who we are, and how we govern; Joe Biden understands that.” The senior senator from Ohio, who lives in Cleveland, is serving his third six-year term in the Senate and remains the only Democratic elected statewide official in Ohio currently.
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In the news: Byrnes, a fixture on boards throughout Northeast Ohio, was only the second woman honored as the Sales & Marketing Executives Cleveland Business Executive of the Year, which she received in 2020. “I’m old enough in this world and in this career that I have been ‘the only’ in many ways,” Byrnes explained to WKYC Studio about the recognition. “There’s more that has to happen to open doors to get women into senior leadership. Personally, I just went for it and didn’t let the fact that I was ‘the only’ in a room hold me back.”
In the news: In 2020, health insurer Medical Mutual bolstered its wellness offerings with the acquisition of Bravo in a deal in which the Cleveland-based provider of employee well-being services with more than 1 million users worldwide became a wholly owned subsidiary of Medical Mutual. Chiricosta, the top Medical Mutual official since 2009, also served as co-chair of Greater Cleveland Food Bank’s 2019 and 2020 Harvest for Hunger campaigns.
JOHN CORLETT
PATRICK COVEY
President and executive director, The Center for Community Solutions Highlighted involvement: The Centers for Families and Children, Greater Cleveland Foodbank, Woodruff Foundation
President and CEO, Davey Tree Expert Co. Highlighted involvement: Akron Children’s Hospital, Arbor Day Foundation, Environmental Design Inc.
In the news: Corlett has been leading the center — a local nonpartisan think tank focused on health, social and economic issues — since 2014, though his career in service is long and includes work with MetroHealth and as the state’s Medicaid director. Corlett and the center are advocates for those who may not have a voice, employing a variety of efforts, including a recent webinar to examine poverty in the LGBTQ community during COVID-19. Given the toll of the pandemic on nursing home residents, the center and Corlett in December 2020 advocated for the expansion of the McGregor PACE program.
In the news: Davey Tree, long employee-owned, became a member of Certified Employee-Owned (Certified EO), a national certification program for employee-owned companies with a membership that includes over 175 companies and more than 120,000 employee-owners. With more than 10,500 employees across North America, Davey is the ninth-largest employee-owned company in the U.S., according to a report from the National Center for Employee Ownership. Earlier in 2020, it began an expansion project at its Kent headquarter that will take about 18 months and cost $14 million and $16 million to double the size of its space.
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TODD DIACON
President and CEO, Summa Health
President, Kent State University
Highlighted involvement: Akron Area YMCA, Greater Akron Chamber, United Way of Summit & Medina
Highlighted involvement: Greater Akron Chamber, Musical Arts Association (Cleveland Orchestra), Team NEO
In the news: Beaumont Health in late May 2020 ended its plan to partner with Summa, nearly a year after the two announced they were working together to bring Summa into the Michigan-based Beaumont system as a wholly owned subsidiary. Deveny said he was “disappointed” that Beaumont walked away from the partnership after all of the work that has been done to plan integration, gain approvals and work together. Summa continued to expand with outpatient services, including its ambulatory center at NEOMED (Northeast Ohio Medical University) in Rootstown and a new Stow-Kent ambulatory center.
In the news: The pandemic scrambled university finances, but Diacon earned praise from the Kent State board for his “outstanding, steady leadership in a time of great challenge and uncertainty.” The university’s 2020 fiscal year efficiency report noted Kent State, through various cost-cutting measures, achieved more than $31 million in savings — $6 million higher than first estimated. Diacon announced in September 2020 that more than 93% of staff who experienced a pay cut would have their salaries restored by Oct. 1.
ARMOND BUDISH
BETHIA BURKE
County executive, Cuyahoga County
President, Fund for Our Economic Future
Highlighted involvement: County Commissioners Association of Ohio, Cuyahoga Land Bank, Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
Highlighted involvement: Cuyahoga Community College Board of Visitors, Team NEO
In the news: Budish was elected to serve his second term as county executive in 2018. During the COVID crisis in 2020, Cuyahoga County oversaw the distribution of $215 million in federal coronavirus aid. In 2019, law enforcement raided the county administrative offices as part of a larger investigation into corruption around the management of the Cuyahoga County Jail. The pandemic has delayed trials until 2021. Budish, who has not been charged, called the raid “a political attack.”
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In the news: Burke became the second leader of the funding collaborative in March 2020 after Brad Whitehead, who led the organization for 16 years, announced in November 2019 he was stepping aside. Burke, who was initially recruited to lead its emerging initiatives, was promoted to vice president in 2018 and is the primary author of “The Two Tomorrows”, the Fund’s 2018 report that outlines priorities to achieve inclusive economic growth in the region.
AMANDA COLE
President, Global Cleveland Highlighted involvement: BorderLight, Cuyahoga Community College Board of Visitors, Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Executive director, PLEXUS LGBT + and Allied Chamber of Commerce Highlighted involvement: Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, People’s Institute for Undoing Racism, Points of Light Youth Leadership
In the news: In April 2020, Global Cleveland received a $35,000 grant from the Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund coalition in its second week of grants to support Northeast Ohio’s nonprofits during the coronavirus pandemic. The funds allowed Global Cleveland to continue to translate state and local information to raise awareness of critical resources in nearly 20 different languages for Northeast Ohio’s international community. Cimperman, a former Cleveland city councilman, has helmed the economic development organization, which aims to attract and welcome people across the world to Cleveland, since 2016.
In the news: Cole joined Plexus as its first executive director in March 2019. The organization is a strategic partner in the economic development of Northeast Ohio and serves as a point of connection for corporations, supporters, LGBTQ businesses and professionals. To that end, Plexus and the LGBT Community Center are gathering data about the community’s demographics and needs to help Daniel Budish and Betsy Figgie, who agreed to buy the Phantasy Entertainment Complex in Lakewood and hope to turn it into social and entrepreneurial nexus for the region’s LGBTQ + communities.
MICHAEL CRAWFORD
FRED CUMMINGS
Chairman, president and CEO, Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Co. Highlighted involvement: Texas Roadhouse In the news: The former Disney and Four Seasons executive overseeing the $900 million Hall of Fame Village project took an important step with a July 2020 merger with Gordon Pointe Acquisition Corp. that created Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Co., whose common stock and warrants are being traded on the Nasdaq exchange. The company in December 2020 entered an agreement arranged by an affiliate of Aquarian Holdings for a $40 million loan it will use to repay the balance of an existing bridge loan. The company signed partnerships with companies like Shula’s Restaurant Group, Sports Illustrated Studios, Topgolf and Republic Services.
President, Elizabeth Park Capital Management Highlighted involvement: Laurel School, Marshall Project, Western Reserve Academy In the news: The portfolio manager for the alternative asset management firm focused on long/short equity, event-driven and customized investment opportunities in the banking sector is a frequent commenter on the banking industry, markets and the economy in places including The Wall Street Journal and CNN Money. In a Crain’s story on the outlook for bank M&A in 2021, Cummings said “a lot” of banks are talking about pursuing acquisitions that could materialize next year between more community-oriented institutions (community banks are typically smaller than $10 billion in assets, with many having less than $1 billion).
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JILL DIETRICH
JOE DIROCCO Executive director, VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System Highlighted involvement: American Red Cross Northern Ohio Region
PAUL DOLAN
DIANE DOWNING Owner, chairman and CEO, Cleveland Indians
Executive director, Say Yes Cleveland
Highlighted involvement: Cuyahoga Community College Foundation, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Team NEO
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Greater Cleveland Partnership, United Way of Greater Cleveland
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland City Planning Commission, Cuyahoga County Convention Facilities Development Corp., Laurel School
In the news: Dietrich in late-September 2019 started the job, where she oversees the delivery of health care to more than 112,000 veterans, with an operating budget of more than $1.1 billion and 18 locations of care. The Cleveland VA in the spring 2020 opened a comprehensive women’s clinic by expanding an old building. In November 2020, Dietrich was among the heads of six Northeast Ohio hospital systems who took out a full page ad in The Plain Dealer for a letter that implores Ohioans not to give in to “COVID fatigue” as coronavirus cases in Ohio continued to dramatically rise.
In the news: DiRocco was promoted to the president role in September. Those changes were prompted by Fifth Third Northwest Ohio president Bob LaClair’s coming retirement at the end of the 2020. DiRocco’s coverage as Northern Ohio president encompasses Akron-Canton through Cleveland and Toledo and their surrounding cities. In early December, Fifth Third Bank, National Association announced a $2.8 billion commitment that will provide $2.2 billion in lending, $500 million in investments, $60 million in financial accessibility and $40 million in philanthropy as part of its Executive Diversity Leadership Council’s Accelerating Racial Equality, Equity and Inclusion initiative.
In the news: The Indians once again made the playoffs in 2020, but they once again had an early exit. The pandemic-shortened season without fans created financial pressures for all teams, but particularly those, like the Indians, in smaller markets. Those challenges create pressure f to maximize the trade value of their best player, shortstop Francisco Lindor, as the team is unlikely to be able to match the hefty price he will command as a free agent. On Dec. 14, 2020, Dolan announced the organization would “begin the process of changing its name Indians and move forward to determine a new name.”
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CEO, Signet Jewelers
In the news: Shares of Signet Jewelers in early December 2020 surged to near a two-year high after the jewelry retailer reported a surprise fiscal third-quarter profit and revenue that rose above forecasts. Store closings during the pandemic accelerated the company’s digital transformation, and those digital sales on average have had higher transaction values. As the pandemic shakes out the retail world, Signet announced it will permanently close 380 stores by the end of its fiscal year.
HIROYUKI FUJITA
GREG GEIS
Founder and CEO, Quality Electrodynamics Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Foundation, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Musical Arts Association (Cleveland Orchestra) In the news: QED, a company that makes coils that go inside magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, in 2019 sold a 70% stake in the company to Tokyo-based tech giant Canon Inc. Fujita not only runs QED and is chief technology officer for Canon Medical Systems’ MRI Division, he serves as adjunct full professor of physics and other disciplines at Case Western Reserve University. In 2018, Fujita was appointed as Honorary Consul of Japan in Cleveland by the Embassy of Japan and the U.S. Department of State.
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Owner, Geis Cos. Highlighted involvement: N/A
In the news: At the helm of the iron-ore producer since 2014, Goncalves in 2020 began ushering Cliffs in a new direction: steel. In March, Cliffs acquired flat-rolled carbon, stainless and electrical steel product maker AK Steel Holding Corp. Six months later, it announced plans to acquire ArcelorMittal USA LLC and its subsidiaries in a $1.4 billion deal that closed on Dec. 9. That deal makes Cliffs the largest producer of flat-rolled steel in North America.
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Highlighted involvement: Committee on House Administration, Committee on Agriculture and Committee on Education and Labor
In the news: The Port Authority saw a 10% increase in business, both in imports and exports, early in 2020 before the pandemic, despite a dramatic slowdown in trans-Atlantic imports because of tariffs. But on another front, Friedman and other supporters of the Icebreaker project, a proposed six-turbine windfarm in Lake Erie, have seen the project slowed by regulators and still left up in the air as of mid-December.
In the news: In her seat since 2009, Fudge again got the approval from voters in 2020, winning her reelection bid. She’s worked on legislation to help public schools and increase college affordability. And as millions struggle during the pandemic, she called for the Poverty Bill of Rights, which would reaffirm the right of all Americans to live a life free from poverty and its impacts. In December 2020, she emerged as President-elect Joe Biden’s pick to head the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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DAVID GILBERT
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Children’s Tumor Foundation, Gilbert Family Foundation
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MARCIE GOODMAN
Highlighted involvement: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, International Children’s Games In the news: As the pandemic upended tourism and events in 2020, Gilbert kept his focus, leading Destination Cleveland to kick off the multiphase “Undefeated” marketing campaign to kick-start the hospitality industry. The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission — which was named the 2019 Sports Commission of the Year by the Sports Events & Tourism Association — kept Cleveland in the spotlight, luring back the NCAA men’s Division I basketball tournament in 2025 and the Division I Wrestling Championships in 2026. Plus, the city is set to host the 2021 NFL draft.
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Highlighted involvement: House Financial Services Committee; Science, Space and Technology Committee; House China Task Force
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Film Commission
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Transformation Alliance, ideastream, United Way of Greater Cleveland
In the news: Gonzalez, a Northeast Ohio native who is well-known for his football careers at Ohio State and in the NFL, is newly re-elected for his second term. Before running for Congress, Gonzalez had a career in Northern California’s tech scene and last year shepherded a group of businesspeople on a visit to Silicon Valley to highlight Northeast Ohio’s tech sector. Gonzalez also worked for the rights of college athletes, co-sponsoring a bill that would open the door for them to be paid for their name, image and likeness.
In the news: Gordon helped steer the district to another levy win, this time a 15-mill renewal along with a 5-mill increase. It’s imperative funding that staved off school closures and kept the Cleveland Plan on track. And the wide margin of victory came in the face of heavy-handed opposition from some prominent landlords, who balked at the increase during the pandemic-induced recession.
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In the news: Since taking the helm in 2002, Goodman has guided the festival into one of Cleveland’s premier events and has seen attendance of CIFF flourish to more than 100,000. She was ready to guide the event to its new home at Playhouse Square in 2021. But after quickly moving to a successful streaming format in April in the wake of the pandemic, Goodman and CIFF will go online again in 2021 with an expanded 14-day event featuring hundreds of films.
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In the news: While the pandemic-induced shutdown of the NBA was not good for the Cavs’ bottom line, for Gilbert’s Rocket Companies Inc., parent of Quicken Loans, business is good. The company had an initial public offering that netted $1.8 billion, and through three quarters of 2020, Rocket’s net profit was $6.6 billion. Gilbert, with an estimated net worth by Forbes of $45.3 billion, also became the second-richest owner in the four major professional sports leagues in North America.
Highlighted involvement: Association for Iron & Steel Technology
MARCIA FUDGE
Highlighted involvement: American Great Lakes Ports Association, Cleveland Water Alliance, Lake Erie Energy Development Corp.
In the news: Geis Cos. is one of the best-known construction and real estate development businesses in Northeast Ohio. The developer of projects ranging from The 9 in downtown Cleveland to suburban warehouses, Geis isn’t slowing down. In recent years, the group of companies has branched out into architecture, design and property management and expanded into Florida. In 2020, Geis committed to shepherd at least two significant developments for other owners: A mixed-use makeover of downtown’s Rockefeller Building and the planned Viaduct apartment tower on the west bank of the Flats.
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Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Greater Cleveland Partnership, House of Delegates of the American Bar Association In the news: Retired as a partner at BakerHostetler, Feliciano is a co-founder of the Hispanic Roundtable, whose mission is to empower and serve the Hispanic community. Thousands attended the 2019 Convención Hispana, which gathers Hispanic groups in Greater Cleveland every three years. The organization is leading “Cover or COVID” that not only encourages the community to wear masks and prepare to get vaccinated, but creates a sense of belonging across the most vulnerable populations. The group also is leading a digital divide initiative within the Hispanic community, partnering with Digital C.
In the news: Cleveland was officially named a Say Yes to Education community in January 2019. As a result, hundreds of students qualified for scholarship funding and were matched with mentors after graduation in the spring, and wraparound services launched in 16 schools in fall 2019. Downing said that as of mid-September, almost 800 2019 graduates had completed all the steps for a Say Yes scholarship; another 170 had completed all but one of the steps.
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Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Museum of Art, Greater Cleveland Partnership, The Bank Policy Institute
Highlighted involvement: United Way of Greater Cleveland, University Circle Inc.
Highlighted involvement: FedEx Corp.
Highlighted involvement: University Circle Inc., American Friends of the Shanghai Museum
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In the news: The orchestra, accustomed to putting on more than 120 performances per year, canceled the in-person Christmas concerts it had planned for Severance Hall. The pandemic, Gremillet said, is “without question, the most significant crisis in the orchestra’s 100-plus-year history.” Gremillet, who was hired by the world-renowned orchestra in 2015, is hopeful the organization can host concerts with limited attendance early in 2021.
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In the news: Gorman succeeded Beth Mooney as Key’s chairman and CEO in May. He did so during a turbulent period that included a global pandemic and record unemployment levels. Gorman and Key, though, believe the bank, with its strong capital reserves and more than $170 billion in assets, is well-positioned to get through the crisis.
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Highlighted involvement: The Presidents’ Council, University Hospitals, University of Cincinnati
In the news: Hall, an entrepreneur with more than 30 years of experience in leading companies, has helmed GCP’s diversity and inclusion efforts since 2012. In a July 20 Personal View for Crain’s, he wrote that “inclusion drives profitability, loyalty and productivity within teams and organizations.”
DEE AND JIMMY HASLAM Owners, Cleveland Browns Highlighted involvement: American Federation for Children (Jimmy), Musical Arts Association (Dee), United Way of Greater Cleveland (Dee) In the news: The new year started with yet another change at head coach and general manager for the Browns. It’s ending, though, with the team in contention for its first playoff appearance in 18 years. The Haslams became operating partners of the Columbus Crew in 2019, which on Dec. 12, 2020, won the Major League Soccer championship. They’ve been active in the Browns’ social justice and community initiatives.
DAN HORRIGAN Mayor, city of Akron Highlighted Involvement: Greater Akron Chamber of Commerce, United Way of Summit & Medina, Ohio Mayors Alliance In the news: Combating COVID-19 has been a big part of the mayor’s activities, including co-sponsoring the city’s tough legislation to limit family gatherings and require masks, which passed with a 9-3 vote. Horrigan announced on Nov. 30, 2020, he had tested positive for COVID sometime in the fall. He has emphasized increasing the city’s population and helped to usher in the makeover of Main Street downtown and saw the Amazon warehouse on the site of the former enclosed Rolling Acres Mall that the city and Summit County had landed at a foreclosure sale.
President, Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Highlighted involvement: Park-Ohio Holdings Corp., MoxiWorks
In the news: Griffith, who was promoted to her current role in 2016, has become a staple on Fortune’s list of the Most Powerful Women in Business. Also a given of late: The Mayfield-based insurer is thriving under her leadership. Progressive, the largest public company in Northeast Ohio by total market cap, reported total revenues and net income through the third quarter of 2020 that were a respective $31.2 billion and $4 billion.
GREG HARRIS
In the news: Griswold, who in 2014 was put in charge of a team that oversees a collection of 60,000 works of art, led the Museum of Art to record attendance and membership figures in 2018. The museum, like all art institutions, has been hit hard by the pandemic, with a budget shortfall projected in the millions and a recent round of furloughs and layoffs. “During this challenging time, we must create new ways to engage directly with our community,” Griswold recently said.
PHYLLIS HARRIS Executive director, LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland
President and CEO, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Highlighted involvement: Destination Cleveland, Great Lakes Science Center
Highlighted involvement: MissionBox
In the news: The Northeast Ohio-based Hanna leads a Pittsburgh company that is the nation’s fourth-largest real estate firm and is the biggest family-owned broker. Late in 2018, Howard Hanna acquired Allen Tate Cos., which added 40 offices in North Carolina and South Carolina. The company now has 325 offices and 11,000 staffers in 10 states.
In the news: The Rock Hall hosted a combined total of 1,143,000 visitors in 2018 and ’19. The pandemic, though, is going to bring an estimated attendance hit of 80% and a revenue drop of 50%, Harris said in August, when the Rock Hall reduced its full-time staff by almost 40%. The Rock Hall’s 2020 induction ceremony transitioned from an in-person event to a prime-time special that aired on HBO in November.
In the news: Since taking the helm of the LGBT center in 2012, Harris has led the nonprofit through transformational growth, including its 2019 move from a basement office to a brand-new, two-story facility in the Gordon Square Arts District. Its new home, funded by an anonymous $4.9 million gift, allowed for a significant expansion of education and advocacy efforts, health services and support for the community. During her tenure, Harris has diversified the organization’s funding mix and more than quadrupled its operating budget.
JUSTIN HERDMAN
RAMONA HOOD
DEBORAH D. HOOVER
U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio
President and CEO, FedEx Custom Critical
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Highlighted involvement: Summit Education Initiative, Walsh University
In the news: Since August 2017, Herdman has led almost 200 staffers who represent the U.S. in court in 40 Ohio counties. Earlier this year, the former Jones Day partner was nominated by President Donald Trump to be the next U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia. His nomination is awaiting confirmation from the U.S. Senate.
W. NICHOLAS HOWLEY Founder, executive chairman, TransDigm Group Inc. Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Everarc Holdings Ltd. In the news: Howley’s presence on the board of Everarc, a special-purpose acquisition vehicle that went public last year on the London Stock Exchange attracted notice by gurufocus.com because of Howley’s track record at TransDigm. Howley praised the sale of a unit to Eaton Corp. for $920 million in late 2019 boosting TransDigm’s liquidity, something that would prove helpful when the unpredictable COVID-19 pandemic hit.
In the news: Hood on Jan. 1 was promoted to the head of FedEx Custom Critical, becoming the first Black woman to lead a FedEx operating company. Hood, who started as a receptionist in 1991, is now in charge of a Green-based business that delivers hundreds of thousands of shipments per year. The company has a fleet of more than 1,400 vehicles in the U.S. and Canada.
FRANK G. JACKSON
President and CEO, Burton D. Morgan Foundation Highlighted involvement: Fund for Our Economic Future, Team NEO, Candid (formerly Foundation Center) In the news: Hoover chaired a committee at the Fund for Our Economic Future that expanded its board by eight members to foster diversity and inclusion, commenting, “We recognized not only gaps in representation on our board, but also gaps in issue area expertise that were preventing us from effectively fulfilling our dual mission of growth and opportunity.” She called COVID-19 “a proving ground like no other” as the foundation made $1 million in grants in October to promote local entrepreneurship and business start-up education.
CAREY JAROS President and CEO, GOJO
Mayor, city of Cleveland Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Transformation Alliance, United Way of Greater Cleveland, appointing board members of the Cleveland Municipal School District and the Cleveland Plan for the city schools In the news: Civil unrest and coping with COVID-19 made the mayor more visible in 2020 than the past few years. He plans to use a reorganization of the city’s health department to promote equity in health care, although he jettisoned plans for lakefront development long sought by business leaders.
Highlighted involvement: ACRT Services, Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation, Grocery Outlet Holding Corp. In the news: Jaros took the helm of the maker of Purell shortly before the global pandemic drove up demand for its products. To increase capacity, the company added staff, made millions in capital investments and additional locations, and said its team members have spent several months in 2020 working around the clock. Jaros tripled the company’s production of Purell hand sanitizer since COVID-19 struck and in late 2020 announced GOJO leased 700,000 space in the Cleveland’s IX Center to further expand its capacity.
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DAVE JOYCE
President, Cuyahoga Community College Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Team NEO, United Way of Greater Cleveland
MARCY KAPTUR U.S. House of Representatives, 14th District, Republican
U.S. House of Representatives, 9th District, Democrat
Highlighted involvement: House Committee on Appropriations, Problem Solvers Caucus
Highlighted involvement: House Committee on Appropriations
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In the news: Johnson faced challenges from the pandemic, including budget woes and a drop in enrollment, which normally does not happen at community colleges during economic downturns. Johnson said in a May 2020 news release, “We are operating in a vastly different environment than we were before the pandemic, and we must adjust to that new reality.”
In the news: Joyce’s background as a former Geauga County prosecutor shapes his legislative priorities on combating opioid addiction and sex trafficking. He is an advocate for funding to restore the Great Lakes and pushed for aid for the airline industry and other measures during the pandemic. He won reelection in 2020.
In the news: Kaptur is the longest-serving member of the appropriations committee and was in the hunt for the powerful chairmanship of it before she withdrew from the race in early December 2020. But she may gain chits for earmarks if the 2021 Congress revives the practice. She has introduced a measure to reinstate the Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps, a concept President-elect Joe Biden is said to support.
In the news: Karp kept the Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network (MAGNET) busy during the pandemic, working with the Ohio Manufacturing Alliance to ramp up statewide efforts to increase PPE production. He counseled employers making cutbacks to take the long view and remember that the region will face a talent shortage after the recession ends. Also in 2020, MAGNET purchased the Margaret Ireland School building from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. The industry consulting group aims to create its headquarters and a workforce and innovation hub at East 63rd Street and Chester Avenue.
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Highlighted involvement: Kaulig Charitable Giving Programs
Highlighted involvement: College Now Greater Cleveland, Downtown Cleveland Improvement Committee, First Year Cleveland
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Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, Northeast Ohio Medical University
In the news: Kaulig is becoming a local TV personality with regular broadcast appearances supporting charitable causes. His team on the NASCAR Xfinity Series continues to improve. Moreover, Kaulig in October 2020 told Crain’s Cleveland Business that his group of companies, including his core LeafFilter gutter protection business, was expected to top $1 billion in revenues for the first time. A high-profile backer and alum of the University of Akron, where he quarterbacked the football team, Kaulig operates his own charitable operation and has a single-family office for investments.
BILL KOEHLER
In the news: The long-serving councilman is running for mayor with the backing of a six-figure war chest. He will put to the test conventional wisdom that a white candidate can no longer be elected mayor because of the city’s Black majority status. On city council, Kelley took on the downsides of dollar stores, the digital divide harming Cleveland school kids during the pandemic, and restrictions on drop-off ballots in 2020.
STEWART A. KOHL
CEO, Team NEO
Co-CEO, The Riverside Co.
Highlighted involvement: College Now Greater Cleveland, Friends of Breakthrough Schools, Urban Community School
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, founding donor of VeloSano
In the news: Koehler brought his more than 20 years of corporate banking experience to Team NEO when he joined as CEO in 2015. He has since helped the nonprofit economic development organization promote business growth and job creation. In 2020, Team NEO worked to support businesses, employees and the economy through the challenges of the pandemic.
RICHARD J. KRAMER
In the news: Over more than three decades — much of that time spent at Riverside — Kohl has seen the private equity industry change immensely through various economic downturns and up cycles. The global private equity firm’s investors include leading pension funds, endowments, funds-of-funds, insurance companies and banks.
KYLE KUTUCHIEF
Chairman, CEO and president, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Akron program director, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Musical Arts Association (Cleveland Orchestra)
Highlighted involvement: United Way of Summit & Medina
In the news: Since becoming CEO in 2010, Kramer has helped develop the company’s strategy to maintain and capture market share in a quickly evolving transportation landscape. In his annual keynote address in February 2020, Kramer discussed focusing on plan, partnership and purpose to help ease the transition from current automobiles to what Goodyear calls the new FACE of the industry: fleets, autonomous vehicles, connectivity and electric vehicles.
In the news: Kutuchief supports the foundation’s work in the Akron area, where Knight focuses its investments on downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods. A true advocate for Akron, Kutuchief is working to attract and retain talent, expand economic opportunity and increase civic engagement. In September 2020, Kutuchief announced $8 million in grants that will support Akron’s Lock 3, Summit Lake Park and the Downtown Akron Partnership.
In the news: Former Atlanta airport executive Kennedy became director of port control in 2017, focusing on expanded services and travel options with a high priority on international air service. Passenger traffic at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport was more than 10 million in 2019, part of an upward trend that began when the airport lost its United hub in 2014. But the pandemic more than halved predicted passenger numbers in a disruption that threatens to last three to four years.
LEN KOMOROSKI
In the news: Klonk, who became CEO in 2013 and chairman in 2020, has led Oswald Cos., the Cleveland-based insurance and employee benefits business, through several years of steady growth. An expert in employee benefits, insurance and health care reform, Klonk told Crain’s in February 2020 that he sees Oswald growing into one of the largest privately held agencies in the country. To that end, in December the company signed an agreement to merge with Baltimore-based insurance advisory RCM&D, creating a business ranking among the 30 largest brokerage firms in the U.S.
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Highlighted involvement: Cleveland State University, Destination Cleveland, Greater Cleveland Partnership
Highlighted involvement: University Circle Inc.
In the news: Komoroski, who has been with the Cavs since 2003, played a major role in the two-year, $185 million renovation of Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. The project, which was completed prior to the 2019-20 NBA season, included $70 million in public financing and extended the Cavs’ lease through 2034. The FieldHouse, normally one of the busiest arenas in the world, hosted an array of smaller events during the pandemic.
RICHARD G. KYLE
In the news: Holden Forests & Gardens — comprised of the Cleveland Botanical Garden and the Holden Arboretum — has gone through a period of growth under Koski’s leadership; she became president and CEO in late 2017. The organization played an integral role in the development and implementation of the collaborative effort to increase the tree canopy coverage in Cleveland, dubbed the Cleveland Tree Plan.
BILL LACEY President and CEO, GE Lighting, a Savant company
Highlighted involvement: National Association of Manufacturers
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership In the news: GE Lighting, formed nearly 130 years ago in East Cleveland, was acquired in 2020 by Savant Systems, Inc., a seller of smart-home technology based in Massachusetts. The acquisition guaranteed that GE Lighting’s headquarters would remain in its historic campus at Nela Park and that Lacey would continue as president and CEO, roles in which he has served as since 2016. Also in 2020, in light of the pandemic and civil turmoil surrounding the death of George Floyd, Lacey joined Craig Arnold, CEO of Eaton Corp., and Fred Nance, global managing partner at Squire, Patton Boggs, to launch a program to donate more than 10,000 computers and other digital equipment to bring more homes more fully into the digital age.
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Founding CEO, JumpStart Inc.
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Highlighted involvement: Cuyahoga Community College Board of Visitors, Fund for Our Economic Future
In the news: A U.S. Air Force veteran, surgeon, educator, health care leader and entrepreneur, Langell became president of NEOMED in October 2019. His ideas for the university’s future include developing a curriculum to build dynamic future leaders; expanding intentionally by meeting programmatic needs; offering equitable care in underserved areas; and expanding the school’s entrepreneurship supports.
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THOMAS F. LOZICK Chairman, president and CEO, Swagelok Co.
Cleveland partner-in-charge, Jones Day Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Playhouse Square Foundation
In the news: Leach is a respected voice in how public, private and philanthropic partners can work together to accelerate job creation and inclusive economic outcomes. In 2020, JumpStart started to take over a portion of the work of another economic development organization it has worked closely with over the years, BioEnterprise Corp. JumpStart and other local organizations with biotech interests will step in to assist startup and early stage biotechnology companies.
In the news: Lennox, a partner in Jones Day’s business restructuring and reorganization practice, is the first woman to oversee the law firm’s founding office. She assumed her current role in 2016. She’s made regular appearances on who’s who lists in Northeast Ohio and in national rankings of notable lawyers. A lifelong Clevelander, she’s been a participant in regional discussions about workforce development and economic growth.
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JOE MARINUCCI
Bishop, Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
President and CEO, Lincoln Electric Holdings, Inc.
Highlighted involvement: N/A
Highlighted involvement: American Red Cross Northern Ohio Region, Greater Cleveland Partnership
In the news: Malesic was installed as the 12th bishop of Cleveland in September 2020, assuming leadership of an eight-county territory that’s home to more than 680,000 Catholics. He previously served as bishop of Greensburg, in his native Pennsylvania. “Trust me, there will be a time — soon, I hope — when we will be able to gather again in large crowds to meet each other, shake hands, see our unmasked faces, worship as one community in our churches with boisterous singing and be with each other again at our festivals,” he said during his installation Mass, an event that was downsized dramatically due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In the news: Mapes has led the publicly traded manufacturer of welding products, based in Euclid, since late 2012. The 125-year-old company is active in regional workforce-development initiatives through internships, vocational training and partnerships with local schools. Those efforts include participating in MAGNET’s Early College Early Career program, a youth apprenticeship program that aims to build a pipeline of skilled manufacturing workers while showing students from low-income communities new paths to careers and prosperity.
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DARRELL MCNAIR
President, GAR Foundation
President and CEO, MVP Group of Companies
Highlighted involvement: Fund for Our Economic Future, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, United Way of Summit & Medina
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, JumpStart, The Presidents’ Council
In the news: Mayer, an Akron native, guides the strategic direction and grantmaking for a foundation with a heavy focus on education and economic development. The foundation’s 2020 grants included money for crisis relief efforts in Summit County, support for nonprofit groups hard-hit by the pandemic and funding for neighborhood- and community-focused organizations including the Downtown Akron Partnership.
In the news: McNair leads a Middlefield-based group of companies that provides injection molding services, mechanical design engineering services and foam products to a wide array of clients. In recent years, he’s focused on diversification beyond the automotive industry, which once accounted for about 95% of MVP’s business. McNair sits on a bevy of boards and is passionate about creating opportunities for small companies and minority entrepreneurs
LORETTA MESTER
DR. TOMISLAV MIHALJEVIC
Highlighted involvement: N/A In the news: Lozick took the helm at privately held Swagelok, a Solon-based manufacturer, in January 2020. A grandson of Swagelok founder Fred Lennon, Lozick joined the company in 2009. Swagelok broke ground in 2019 for a new global headquarters and innovation center, which is scheduled to open in spring 2021. The new building will accommodate 250 existing employees, with room to grow.
KEVIN MARTIN President and CEO, ideastream
President and CEO, Downtown Cleveland Alliance Highlighted involvement: Cleveland International Film Festival, Cleveland Restoration Society, Global Cleveland In the news: Marinucci has led the Downtown Cleveland Alliance, a nonprofit organization focused on the center city’s growth, since 2006. In 2020, he shepherded downtown’s special improvement district to a hard-won third renewal, despite a pandemic that made some property owners reluctant to continue self-taxing to pay for cleaning and safety crews and other services. The alliance also spearheaded an effort, with public and civic partners, to provide grants to small businesses that sustained damage during a May 2020 riot in the central business district.
RANDELL MCSHEPARD
Highlighted involvement: Team NEO, United Way of Greater Cleveland In the news: Martin assumed his role, leading an agglomeration of public media outlets, in 2017. The nonprofit organization has been working to develop and launch a statewide public-radio news collaborative. In October 2020, ideastream, Cincinnati Public Radio and WOSU Public Media won a $56,500 grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in support of that effort. “I truly believe that this collaboration puts us in the best place to reverse the troubling downward trajectory of news service in Ohio,” Martin said in an announcement about the grant.
DR. CLIFF MEGERIAN President, University Hospitals
Vice president of public affairs and chief talent officer, RPM International Inc. Highlighted involvement: Baldwin Wallace University, Destination Cleveland, Taylor Oswald In the news: McShepard, who joined RPM in 2001 as the publicly traded company’s director of community affairs, became chief talent officer in 2018. In addition to his day job at the Medina-based specialty coatings and sealants business, McShepard is chairman and co-founder of Cleveland-based PolicyBridge, a nonpartisan think tank focused on public policy issues that impact minority communities and underserved populations.
STEVE MILLARD
Highlighted involvement: N/A In the news: Megerian is not only UH’s president. He’s also the incoming CEO, set to replace longtime leader Thomas Zenty III in late January 2021. A researcher and clinician recognized for his expertise in ear surgery, Megerian helped to steer one of Cleveland’s major health systems through a tumultuous 2020. In November, he joined other hospital executives in asking the public for “vigilance” as cases of COVID-19 and hospitalizations soared across the region and the state.
GARY MILLER
President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
President and CEO, Cleveland Clinic
President and CEO, Greater Akron Chamber
President, University of Akron
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Musical Arts Association (Cleveland Orchestra)
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Musical Arts Association (Cleveland Orchestra)
Highlighted involvement: Team NEO, Summit Education Initiative
Highlighted involvement: Greater Akron Chamber
In the news: In a role she’s held since 2014, Mester helps to shape U.S. monetary policy and oversees roughly 1,000 employees in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. This year, she’s urged Congressional action to provide targeted support to the parts of the economy hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. “It’s not clear to me that monetary policy necessarily is the right tool,” for addressing those problems, Mester said during a November interview on Bloomberg Television. “To my mind, when you have such disparity across sectors, it’s the fiscal policy that’s the right tool to address those things.”
In the news: Mihaljevic, who as CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi oversaw the opening of the 364-bed hospital and clinic in 2015, took over as president and CEO of the $8 billion Cleveland Clinic health care system in January 2018. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cleveland Clinic has taken a leading role in the region and the nation, offering treatment and guidance locally, as well as conducting a variety of clinical trials
In the news: Millard became president and CEO of the Akron chamber of commerce in 2018. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the Greater Akron Chamber has been working to help the region’s small businesses. The chamber served as the facilitator for the county’s COVID-19 Small Business Emergency Relief Grant Program.
In the news: Before Miller took the helm in 2019, the University of Akron was struggling with enrollment and finances. In his first year, Miller, who previously served as chancellor at the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, implemented a lot of changes. That includes bringing back the role of provost, overseeing a restructuring of the university’s colleges and schools, and enacting broad faculty layoffs.
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MATTHEW MONAGHAN
President and CEO, Urban League of Greater Cleveland Highlighted involvement: Cuyahoga Community College Board of Visitors
President and CEO, Lake Health
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic Avon Richard E. Jacobs Center, Syneos Health
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland Metroparks
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Food Bank, Holden Arboretum, Ursuline College
In the news: Medical equipment maker Invacare saw strong demand for its products this year in the midst of the pandemic. Now, the company has launched a new oxygen concentrator and plans to expand and hire in Northeast Ohio.
BERNIE MORENO
JOHN MORIKIS
President. Bernie Moreno Cos.
Chairman and CEO, The Sherwin-Williams Co.
Highlighted involvement: Cuyahoga Community College Foundation, Innovate Ohio, MetroHealth
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Fortune Brands
FREDERICK R. NANCE
In the news: The big news from Sherwin-Williams this year was that the paint-maker will keep its headquarters in Cleveland. Though the pandemic caused some delays, the company still expects to construct new offices in downtown Cleveland and a new research and development hub in Brecksville. The publicly traded coatings giant initially expected to move into the new buildings in late 2023. The anticipated opening date is now in 2024.
AUGUST A. NAPOLI JR.
Global managing partner, Squire Patton Boggs
President and CEO, United Way of Greater Cleveland
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Greater Cleveland Partnership, RPM Inc. In the news: One of a small number of African Americans on corporate boards, Nance, in Crain’s, recently discussed the reluctance of companies to disclose the racial makeups of their boards of directors and of the small number of minorities on those boards. “It’s embarrassing. It’s unfortunate. And it needs to change,” he said. This year, Nance joined with Craig Arnold, chairman and CEO of Eaton Corp., and Bill Lacey, president and CEO of GE Lighting, along with the Greater Cleveland Partnership and PCs for People to donate used computers from their companies to be refurbished for Cuyahoga County children. They also are encouraging other companies to do the same.
ROBERT M. PATTERSON
Highlighted involvement: City Club of Cleveland, Cleveland Committee on Foreign Relations, Cleveland Transformation Alliance In the news: “The gap is growing” between rich and poor, Napoli told the Cleveland Jewish News. “Is it acceptable that 66% of the people who live in the city of Cleveland are considered to be functionally illiterate? Or that 50.5% of the children in the city of Cleveland are living in poverty?”
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In the news: Moore has long been active in the community, starting dozens of companies and serving on boards. Recently, he created a new ventilator company to help quickly meet demand raised by the pandemic. And this year he sold helmet maker Team Wendy for $130 million. He told Crain’s in September that he saw the acquisition as a way to encourage investment and research into head protection and traumatic brain injury, and a chance to see the company grow.
In the news: Lake Health, where Moore-Hardy has held the top job since 1997, announced early in 2020 that it is exploring a strategic partnership, driven not by financial need but by the rapid change of pace in the health care industry. Lake Health, which maintains an “A-” rating from Fitch and a “Baa1” rating from Moody’s, is approaching this process from a “strong financial position,” according to a news release at the time of the announcement.
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SUNDARAM NAGARAJAN
CEO (Scott) and president (Dean), Dealer Tire Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Museum of Art (Scott), Greater Cleveland Partnership (Scott), Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland (Scott) In the news: Back in January, Dealer Tire, which supplies millions of tires each year to more than 8,000 new-car dealers’ service departments, announced plans to acquire Dent Wizard, an automotive reconditioning services and vehicle protection product provider.
MICHAEL C. O’MALLEY Prosecutor, Cuyahoga County Highlighted involvement: N/A In the news: As prosecutor since 2017, he has overseen an office that has investigated the administration of Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish and the grandson of Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson in addition to 10,000 or more criminal cases filed annually.
MARLA PEREZ-DAVIS
Chairman, president and CEO, Avient
Executive director, Cuyahoga Arts & Culture
NASA Glenn Research Center
Highlighted involvement: Greif Inc., Honorary Paton Fellow, Paton Advisory Board
Highlighted involvement: AIDS Funding Collaborative, Cuyahoga County Monuments Commission, 2020 Census and the Complete Count Committee
Highlighted involvement: Alumni Association of University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez, NASA Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Women in Aerospace
In the news: The Avon Lake-based polymer company on July 1, 2020, revealed its name change from PolyOne Corp. to Avient Corp. in a news release announcing the completion of its acquisition of the color masterbatch businesses of Clariant AG in Switzerland and Clariant Chemicals India Ltd. “Under this new brand, we bring two global leaders together to create a specialty company focused on sustainable solutions for our customers, being a great place to work for our associates and creating value for all stakeholders,” Patterson said in a statement.
CYNTHIA MOORE-HARDY
President and CEO, Dan T. Moore Co.
In the news: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine appointed Mockabee, who has led the Urban League of Greater Cleveland since 2011, to the Census 2020 Ohio Complete Count Commission in 2019. The Urban League of Greater Cleveland has had to adapt this year as more job seekers entered the market because of the pandemic. As part of that, the group has put a stronger focus on digital services and joined the Ohio to Work program, which aimed to provide career counseling and training services.
In the news: Moreno has diversified away from the auto industry in recent years, though 2020 saw him buy back interest in a North Olmsted dealership. He’s also made strides in the blockchain space through ventures like technology company Ownum LLC. Moreno spearheaded the first Blockland Solutions Conference in 2018 at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland. It drew 1,700 people. The second conference, in December 2019, drew 1,500 people. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 conference was canceled, but Moreno told Crain’s he was optimistic the conference would return in 2021.
DAN T. MOORE
Chairman, president and CEO, Invacare
In the news: “Arts, entertainment and recreation, according to a McKinsey study, we’re looking at a recovery of about a four-to-five-years,” Paulsen said, discussing the COVID-impacted financial outlook for arts organizations at a Cleveland Leadership Center Zoom luncheon in October. “So that means 2024, 2025, until we see revenue return for our sector.”
In the news: “It is a good day for all of NASA, especially the workforce here at NASA Glenn,” Perez-Davis told reporters in February when Congress approved a 12% increase in NASA Glenn’s budget. “It’s a very strong budget.”
President and CEO, Nordson Corp. Highlighted involvement: Economics Club of Chicago, Indo-American Community Services, Sonoco Products Co. In the news: Nagarajan became president and CEO of the Westlake-based maker of precision dispensing equipment for consumer and industrial adhesives, sealants and coatings in August 2019. Reacting to the coronavirus, Nagarajan said, “We will stay focused on the health and safety of our employees and the success of our customers. We have a solid foundation, and the opportunity is in how we add to this great company.”
PATRICK PASTORE Regional president, Cleveland, PNC Financial Services Group Highlighted involvement: JumpStart Inc., Leadership Cleveland, United Way of Greater Cleveland. In the news: PNC in September donated $250,000 to a group of schools to help them provide digital learning resources to students. “The pandemic has presented unique challenges to all schools, but especially those districts that may have fewer resources, such as those serving low- to moderate-income families,” Pastore said at the time. “By providing technology and wrap-around support, such as tutoring, we can help the schools make an immediate impact.”
JONATHAN M. PERTCHIK CEO and managing director, TravelCenters of America Highlighted involvement: AV Homes Inc., Lenkbar LLC, RMR Group LLC In the news: The Wall Street Journal noted in late August that shares of Westlake-based TravelCenters, the largest publicly traded truck stop owner, “are up more than 50% since reporting quarterly results on Aug. 5, which showed a nearly 80% increase in net income over the year-earlier period.” It said Pertchik, who took the top job in December 2019, “was tested almost immediately. When the pandemic hit, he accelerated a turnaround strategy of cutting costs and rethinking parts of the company.”
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JON J. PINNEY
STEVE POTASH
STEVE PRESLEY
DOUGLAS E. PRICE III & KAREN M. PAGANINI
Managing partner, Kohrman Jackson & Krantz
President and CEO, OverDrive
Chairman and CEO, Nestlé USA
Highlighted involvement: Cuyahoga Community College Foundation, Destination Cleveland, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Highlighted involvement: Steve and Loree Potash Family Charitable Foundation
Highlighted involvement: N/A
In the news: Pinney has been a high-profile civic advocate since his speech to the City Club of Cleveland in June 2018, when he said, “We’re getting our butts kicked. We’re dead last or near the bottom in most economic metrics. Our population continues to decline at an alarming rate (and) our economy has not evolved into an innovation economy quickly enough.”
In the news: OverDrive, a digital reading and book lending platform, was acquired by global investment firm KKR in June 2020. “We are pleased to have an investor with global resources that knows our industry, believes in our mission and is committed to helping us and our library and school partners succeed,” founder Potash said in a statement. OverDrive, founded in 1986, serves about 45,000 libraries and schools in 78 countries.
BILL PRIEMER
CLAY RANKIN & TODD FEDERMAN
CEO / President, K&D Group
In the news: The food and beverage giant acquired meal delivery company Freshly in October 2020. “Consumers are embracing e-commerce and eating at home like never before,” Presley said in a statement announcing the move. “It’s an evolution brought on by the pandemic but taking hold for the long term.”
DEBORAH READ
Managing directors, North Coast Ventures
Managing Partner, Thompson Hine
Highlighted involvement: Business Volunteers Unlimited
Highlighted involvement: University Circle Inc. (Rankin)
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership
In the news: Priemer’s Westlake company made moves in 2020, including announcing the acquisitions of RPA software developer Another Monday in August and content solutions platform Alfresco in November.
RONALD B. RICHARD President and CEO, Cleveland Foundation Highlighted involvement: Global Cleveland, NewBridge Cleveland Center for Arts & Technology, United Way of Greater Cleveland In the In the news: The Cleveland Foundation approved $27.5 million in grants in the third quarter of 2020, while also taking on a new role as one of the partners of The Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund to support nonprofits. In its first phase, the fund awarded more than $8.6 million to 160 organizations. In December 2020, the fund hit a milestone of more than $10 million in grantmaking.
CHRIS RONAYNE
SEAN RICHARDSON
In the news: Northeast Ohio’s largest privately held owner of apartments, K&D continues to be one of downtown Cleveland’s busiest landlords and developers. In 2020, the company finished off a partial residential makeover of Terminal Tower, which K&D purchased in 2016. And Price confirmed to Crain’s in early December that the company continues to pursue the troubled 55 Public Square office tower.
MONTE REPASKY
President and CEO, Hyland Software
In the news: The former North Coast Angel Fund changed its name in 2020. Federman told Crain’s the new moniker is meant “to indicate that we are more than an angel group, because we are also investing at later stages and leveraging greater resources.”
Highlighted involvement: Group Plan Commission (Price), Downtown Cleveland Alliance (Paganini)
In the news: Read became the first woman to head a large law firm based in Cleveland when she began serving as firmwide managing partner in 2012. “I am resigned to the fact that there will be more working from home, but I also know we have to get people back in the office meeting with each other, talking with each other, even if it’s not every day,” she told Crain’s in October about the future of the practice of law.
SHAWN RILEY
Managing partner, Ernest and Young, Cleveland office Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, Playhouse Square, Team NEO In the news: EY saw an uptick in adding CPAs in the region in 2020, up 10% from 2019. “We’ve had steady growth across audit and tax accounting for the CPA increase, but we’ve also had growth in our consulting business offerings contributing to headcount increases,” Repasky told Crain’s earlier this year.
JOSEPH ROMAN President, McDonald Hopkins
President and CEO, Greater Cleveland Partnership
Highlighted involvement: ideastream, Playhouse Square, University Circle Inc.
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Institute of Music, Destination Cleveland, Kent State University
Highlighted involvement: Cleveland State University Community Board, MAGNET, Team NEO
In the news: The company debuted its “Huntington Lift Local Business” in October 2020, committing $25 million toward a lending initiative aimed at connecting with women, minority and veteran-backed small businesses. The $25 million program will provide Small Business Administration guaranteed loans for as little as $1,000 and up to $150,000.
In the news: Riley landed on another list, too, snagging a spot on the 2021 edition of the Best Lawyers in America. He serves on numerous boards, including as chair of the board of trustees at his alma mater, Kent State University, and led the search committee that recommended the appointment of KSU president Todd Diacon in 2019.
In the news: Roman announced he’ll be retiring in 2021. Roman has led the economic development organization since it was created in 2004 as a result of a merger of Cleveland Tomorrow, the Greater Cleveland Growth Association, the Greater Cleveland Roundtable, the Northeast Ohio Technology Coalition (NorTech), COSE and the Commission on Economic Inclusion. “I have been fortunate to have had a career working with the most committed leaders in Cleveland over the past 36 years — in business, government and philanthropy,” Roman said in a statement.
WALTER M. ROSEBROUGH JR.
ERIKA B. RUDIN-LURIA
VICTOR A. RUIZ
President, Greater Cleveland Region, Huntington Bank
President, University Circle Inc.
President and CEO, Steris Corp.
President, Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Executive director, Esperanza Inc.
Highlighted involvement: Destination Cleveland, Notre Dame College, Port of Cleveland
Highlighted involvement: Coastal Hydraulics Inc., Varex Imaging Corp.
Highlighted involvement: Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, Mandel Institute for Nonprofit Leadership, United Way of Greater Cleveland
Highlighted involvement: Say Yes to Education Cleveland, Cuyahoga Community College, Fund for Our Economic Future
In the news: Ronayne has led a variety of revitalization projects throughout Cleveland. Amid the country’s reckoning with racial equity, Ronayne, whose work is mostly dedicated to urban planning, has voiced support for police reform, particularly regarding University Circle’s own community force. There’s been speculation Ronayne could run for Cleveland mayor in 2021 or Cuyahoga County executive in 2022. Recently Ronayne set up a website touting his record of achievements, a sure sign many think he will run for Cuyahoga County executive
In the news: Rosebrough, who has worked more than three decades in the health care industry, has served as the top executive for Steris since 2007. The company in 2020 completed its Key Surgical acquisition in a deal projected to bolster revenue by 35%. Steris is seemingly positioned to take advantage of increased demand for sterilization-related technologies and services in a post-coronavirus world.
In the news: Rudin-Luria, who became president of the Jewish Federation in 2019, made a significant impact from the start by overseeing a record $33.1 million funding campaign for Jewish Needs. Known for her steady presence and visibility at Jewish events, Rudin-Luria is outspoken about the challenges with managing safety concerns of the Jewish community in the wake of a rise in anti-Semitism in recent years.
In the news: Ruiz serves on the editorial board of The Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com, where he’s been an outspoken proponent of education. In one recent editorial, Ruiz questioned why educational equity and access topics were not reviewed during the presidential debate in Cleveland. In 2019, Ruiz advocated for racial and local representation in school takeover plans when institutions fall into academic distress.
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TIMOTHY RYAN
HARLAN SANDS
GERRARD B. SCHMID
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U.S. Representative, 13th District, Democrat
President, Cleveland State University
President and CEO, Diebold Nixdorf
President and CEO, Lubrizol
Highlighted involvement: House Appropriations Committee, Congressional Manufacturing Caucus
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, United Way of Greater Cleveland
Highlighted involvement: Difenda, Ryzio Retreats
Highlighted involvement: American Chemistry Council, Case Western Reserve University, Greater Cleveland Partnership
In the news: Ryan drew national attention in a bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination but called off the campaign in fall 2019 and instead ran for reelection in the House. He was among officials who pressured General Motors to keep a presence in the Mahoning Valley following the closure of its Lordstown plant in what was a devastating loss for the region. Following reelection, Ryan said one of his priorities is working to help revitalize downtown Youngstown.
In the news: Sands, who was named to the 2019 list of Cleveland Magazine’s most interesting people, was named as CSU’s seventh president in 2018. CSU this fall announced it is discussing with the University of Akron a possible merger of their law schools. Sands openly discussed approaches to managing the university throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and how the school can play its part in a post-virus recovery.
BAIJU R. SHAH
ILENE SHAPIRO
Managing director, Accelevate Ventures; senior fellow for innovation, Cleveland Foundation Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Innovation Project, Global Cleveland In the news: Shah is the project leader of the Cleveland Innovation Project — formed by the Greater Cleveland Partnership, Fund For Our Economic Future, Cleveland Foundation, JumpStart and Team NEO — to transform the city into a Midwest hub for innovation. The former BioMotiv CEO, who is involved in a variety of companies and programs, was also named to the board for Athersys. While at BioEnterprise, Shah helped launch more than 110 Cleveland bioscience companies. He has long championed the region’s health care companies and technologies as a route to economic vibrancy.
In the news: Schmid joined the global provider of ATMs and financial services software in early 2018 following an abrupt departure by its prior CEO. He’s worked since then to rebuild what was an ailing business whose stock had significantly tumbled. The company has since improved some since then, announcing in summer 2020 a rollout of next-gen ATMs and expanding transaction technologies. In fall 2020, the company said it plans to move its corporate headquarters staff from Green to Hudson, where city officials have approved income tax breaks for Diebold.
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Cleveland market leader, Cerity Partners
President and CEO, J.M. Smucker Co.
Highlighted involvement: Akron Community Foundation, Summit Education Initiative, United Way of Summit & Medina
Highlighted involvement: ideastream, JobsOhio, Ohio Northern University
Highlighted involvement: Akron Art Museum, Greater Cleveland Partnership, LeBron James Family Foundation
In the news: The first woman to serve as Summit County executive, Shapiro won reelection in 2020 and is a key component in increased collaboration in the county. Much of the county’s focus in 2020 has been on coronavirus relief, as the county steered CARES Act funding to such endeavors as the COVID-19 Small Business Emergency Relief Grant Program and the Summit County COVID-19 Nonprofit Relief Grant Program, which the county formed in September.
In the news: As chairman of the board of directors of JobsOhio, the state economic development entity, Smith has worked to make the organization operate more transparently, a philosophy his predecessor in the chairman’s seat wouldn’t agree with. “Instead of looking for ways to not be transparent, and protect ourselves under our bylaws, we need to look for ways to be open and transparent,” Smith told the Columbus Dispatch in 2019.
ROBERT STARK President and CEO, Stark Enterprises
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In the news: Schnur in 2020 discussed how Lubrizol, a Berkshire-Hathaway company, has seen a decrease in some product demand amid COVID-19 but an increase in others. Taking to heart how the company could help combat climate change, Schnur has said he wants to help enable a 50% reduction in emissions from light-duty vehicles by 2040. The Greater Cleveland Partnership board of directors in December 2020 was to nominate Schnur, who served as board vice chair, to assume the role of chair, a critical role in selecting who will replace Joe Roman as GCP president and CEO when he retires in April 2021.
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Highlighted involvement: Great Lakes Theater Festival, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland
In the news: As the fifth generation to helm the publicly traded Fortune 500 company in Orrville, Smucker has been focused on workplace culture and corporate responsibility while changing up the more than 100-year-old company’s product mix and brand image. Smucker’s has been exiting the baking goods sector, including its $550 million sale of its Crisco oils and shortening business, as it focuses on the pet food, coffee and snacks sectors. The company under his leadership was also recognized as one of Forbes 2018 World’s Best Employers.
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Chairman, president and CEO, Third Federal Savings & Loan Highlighted involvement: Rhonda’s Kiss Emergency Assistance Foundation, Stefanski Family Foundation, Third Federal Foundation
In the news: Stark Enterprises is the developer and owner of notable real estate projects including Westlake’s Crocker Park and Eton Chagrin Boulevard in Woodmere. In late 2019, Stark opened the Beacon apartment tower, downtown Cleveland’s first new residential high-rise in decades. But Bob Stark’s ambitious nuCLEus project, slated for nearby parking lots, still hasn’t gotten off the ground. Stark helped to draft the original version of SB39, a tax-credit bill for so-called transformational, mixed-use developments that finally won passage from the General Assembly in early December 2020.
In the News: The Third Federal Foundation, which was established when Stefanski took Third Federal Savings & Loan public more than a decade ago, has invested more than $40 million in grants to the community. The foundation is a partner with the Say Yes to Education Cleveland program and has donated more than $10 million to sending Cleveland children to college. Under Stefanski’s leadership, the bank’s Community Development Services department lends to underserved communities emphasizing affordable homeownership while the company has continued to deliver quarterly cash dividends.
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Chair, Cuyahoga County Republican Party Highlighted involvement: Ohio Federation of Republican Women In the news: In 2020, Stickan was successful in unseating longtime party chairman Rob Frost, making her the first woman to serve as Cuyahoga County Republican Party leader by winning nearly two-thirds of the vote among county central committee members (206-113). She also is president of Highland Heights City Council and has been on council for 10 years. She was unanimously elected to serve another term as president in early 2020. As a 2020 convention delegate for Donald Trump, she saw the incumbent retain the state.
President and CEO, Sisters of Charity Health System; interim CEO, Mercy Medical Center Highlighted involvement: Greater Akron Chamber, Team NEO, United Way of Summit & Medina In the news: Sisters of Charity includes two Catholic hospitals, two elder care facilities, three grantmaking foundations and five outreach organizations. In early December 2020, the system reached an agreement with Cleveland Clinic for Mercy Medical Center in Canton to become a full member of the Clinic. The deal is expected to be finalized Feb. 1. Highly regarded in the health care industry nationally, Strauss has been the recipient of the Outstanding Fundraiser Award, Community Service Award and Northeast Ohio Business Hall of Fame.
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TRACY STROBEL Executive director, Cuyahoga County Public Library Highlighted involvement: Center for Community Solutions, Cuyahoga County Complete Count Subcommittee In the news: Strobel recently steered the 27-branch Cuyahoga County Library through a pandemic that saw a 22% increase in usage of the system’s digital collection and the need to provide free public WiFi as an essential tool for many families who had to transition to remote working and learning. Most recently she successfully waged a campaign to pass the library’s first levy in 12 years. County voters overwhelmingly passed the 2.5 mil permanent levy, which will bring in $18 million additional revenue to the library system.
EDDIE TAYLOR JR. President, Taylor Oswald Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
FRANK SULLIVAN Chairman and CEO, RPM International Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Clinic, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
DANIELLE SYDNOR
DON TAYLOR
Highlighted involvement: Eliza Bryant Village
In the news: In 2020, RPM, the Medina-based multinational maker of released specialty coatings, sealants and building materials, released its first Environmental, Social and Governance Report highlighting the company’s positive economic, environmental and social impacts for the year. Sullivan also was tapped to lead the advisory board of 18 business leaders statewide to help Gov. Mike DeWine’s administration work to contain the economic fallout caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the news: Sydnor was among the leaders advocating for a city of Cleveland resolution declaring racism a public health crisis, which will serve as a foundation for the creation strategies to address systemic racism. As the former executive director of Economic and Community Development Institute, she has a history of employing her financial knowledge and connections to underserved communities and has spearheaded voter registration and census programs.
FELTON THOMAS JR.
TIMOTHY L. TRAMBLE SR.
Executive director and CEO, Cleveland Public Library Highlighted involvement: Cleveland/Cuyahoga County Workforce Development Board, Cleveland Museum of Art, Greater Cleveland Food Bank
President and CEO, Saint Luke’s Foundation Highlighted involvement: Non-profit Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Network, The Presidents’ Council
In the news: Taylor is a business and civic leader who has successfully combined his business expertise and insurance background to help clients realize both growth and inclusion in their personal and business interactions. “Corporate values aren’t words you post in your front lobby and hope come to life. True organizational strength comes when your team embraces the core beliefs of integrity, community and inclusion, backed by the confidence of knowing their employer has them covered at every turn,” Taylor said in a statement.
In the news: Thomas always shows how a library can do more, even when budgets are tight. Recently, he did that by partnering the library with the food bank, so that the latter would have a place to distribute grab-and-go meals during the pandemic, and Clevelanders who needed food would get it. “We’re in the business of developing the minds of children, however, we recognize kids can’t thrive and grow without a nutritious meal,” he said in announcing the partnership. “We want to ease the concerns of parents and guardians by offering a convenient way to get a helping hand.”
GINA VERNACI
GRACE WAKULCHIK
KRISTIN WARZOCHA
President and CEO, Akron Children’s Hospital
Highlighted involvement: Downtown Cleveland Alliance, Broadway League
Highlighted involvement: Akron Regional Hospital Association, Development Finance Authority of Summit County, Greater Akron Chamber
In the news: On Nov. 30, Vernaci announced a new target start date for Playhouse Square’s KeyBank Broadway Series: fall 2021. Since the ban on mass gatherings in Ohio was enacted in March 2020 because of COVID-19, Playhouse Square has canceled or postponed 680 performances. In October, though, Vernaci got to unveil the completed Lumen apartment tower, a major residential development on Euclid Avenue. “We had the chance to create a portfolio of real estate that not only diversified the business model for Playhouse Square, but then allowed us to control the experience of being in this entertainment district,” Vernaci told ideastream.
In the news: In an effort to avoid layoffs and furloughs, Akron Children’s cut $40 million from its budget in the spring to offset losses when elective procedures were reduced because of the pandemic. Throughout 2020, Wakulchik has been informing local officials of the severity of the situation and saving lives by finding a way for her children’s hospital to help other, overwhelmed adult facilities by taking on additional patients 35 and younger. “We’ve got a unit that we can open,” she said. “We’ve got ICU beds, and we have staff.”
SONIA WINNER
SCOTT WOLSTEIN
President and CEO, Cleveland Museum of Natural History Highlighted involvement: University Circle Inc. In the news: The museum, founded in 1920 by Cyrus Eaton, began 2020 with its eyes on celebrating its centennial. While it still will mark its anniversary in December, the pandemic upended many planned in-person events and prompted a months-long public closure. To stay connected and engaged with its audiences, under Winner’s leadership the museum launched a virtual learning program platform, CMNH@HOME, which featured livestreams and produced videos. The museum is looking to continue its decadelong expansion and renovation plan in 2021.
Highlighted involvement: Greater Akron Chamber, Team NEO In the news: A leader in development and building, Taylor has been part of many major projects in the Akron region, including Goodyear’s world headquarters and the Akron Children’s Hospital Kay Jewelers Pavilion, where Welty employed groundbreaking lean construction practices. Welty’s reach continues as it is developing the Akron’s big Bowery Project, which includes apartments, offices and mixed use, to help transform downtown and at the sprawling Hall of Fame Village in Canton. Most recently, Taylor has been leading efforts to complete the $42 million redevelopment of downtown Akron’s Bowery District, a huge mixed-use project.
JIM TRESSEL
In the news: Tramble’s big news for 2020 was taking the helm of the Saint Luke’s Foundation in June, after serving 20 years as the executive director of Burton Bell Carr Development Inc., where he substantially grew the organization’s financial capacity while building a coalition of allies and partners to support community revitalization initiatives. “My pledge, to the board, staff and broader community, is to serve with a listening ear and a humble heart in steadfast support of work that successfully mitigates social and economic disparities impacting health outcomes in our communities,” he said in accepting his new position.
President and CEO, Playhouse Square
President and CEO, Welty Building Co.
President, Cleveland branch of the NAACP; founder and CEO, We Win Strategies Group
President, Youngstown State University Highlighted involvement: Team NEO, Youngstown Business Incubator, Youngstown Foundation In the news: Tressel, who’s been president of YSU since 2014, struck an optimistic tone about the potential of a spring semester amid the pandemic. “Our hopes are that our states will do a great job, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and we will be back in session,” Tressel said. YSU also will not have a traditional weeklong spring break in 2021 in an attempt to curtail the spread of the coronavirus in communities.
THOMAS L. WILLIAMS Chairman and CEO, Parker Hannifin Corp.
President and CEO, Greater Cleveland Food Bank Highlighted involvement: Cleveland Leadership Center, Cuyahoga Community College Board of Visitors In the news: In a year when more help for the hungry is needed than ever, Warzocha has sought out partners to help, alerting the public and officials to the severity of the crisis, and finding ways to feed people while social distancing. While addressing the crisis, she remained optimistic, tweeting, while the food bank began food distribution at a downtown muni lot: “Planning for up to 6,000 families in our drive thru line. It is going to be a beautiful day.”
WILLIAM A. YOUNG
Highlighted involvement: Greater Cleveland Partnership, Make-a-Wish Foundation, Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation In the news: Williams, who has served as CEO of the diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems since 2015, was elected to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. board of directors in 2019. He serves as the chair of the Governance Committee. When recently explaining why Parker Hannifin beat analysts’ expectations, Williams said: “Given our strong first quarter performance, we are updating our previously issued guidance but remain cautious about performance trends for the remainder of this fiscal year.”
BRIAN ZIMMERMAN
CEO, Wolstein Group
President and CEO, Southwest General
CEO, Cleveland Metroparks
Highlighted involvement: Downtown Cleveland Alliance
Highlighted involvement: Laurel Lake Retirement Community
Highlighted involvement: Destination Cleveland, American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration
In the news: Wolstein’s known for big deals, which in recent years include his 2017 purchase, with partners, of the 200 Public Square skyscraper and his ongoing efforts to develop the east bank of the Flats, where he controls a 23-acre site that’s home to offices, a hotel, apartments, dining and a public boardwalk. “It’s creating the plan and having the vision. Each site is different. There is only one east bank at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. After that, it’s all execution,” he told Crain’s in 2019. He’s working on plans for a third wave of development, including additional housing, at the Flats East Bank.
In the news: Since taking over Southwest in 2015, Young most often makes the news for improving service. This summer, the main campus in Middleburg Heights and Southwest’s Brunswick Emergency Rooms both received Lantern Awards from the Emergency Nurse Association. “More so than ever before, patients are taking an active role in their health care needs as well as where they receive their care,” Young said at the time.
In the news: In his 10 years leading the Cleveland Metroparks, Zimmerman has acquired thousands of acres of land, opened new parks and attractions, and built new trails — more than 40 miles of them in the last decade. Challenges in 2020 brought on by COVID, though, prompted furloughs or salary cuts cutting for 650 staff members. “Unfortunately, while our parks have remained open, many of our operations that serve as revenue sources have been significantly impacted and we have had to temporarily furlough many of our dedicated employees,” he told Patch earlier this year.
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THE BIG PICTURE CROSS-INDUSTRY DATA
Here you’ll find some of the biggest, broadest lists we publish. For instance, this year’s Privately Held Companies list includes 133 businesses from all industries, and the Excel version includes even more. Likewise, our 100 Largest Northeast Ohio Employers list naturally stops at 100, but the Excel version tops out at 157. And neither is as large as our Minority-Owned Business Directory, with 185 entries. But while our lists grew this year, many of the companies on them shrank due to the coronavirus pandemic: Local employment on the top 100 list fell just 0.66% in the 12 months ending June 30, 2020, but the drops were bigger on the full Privately Held list (-2.9%) and the Manufacturing Companies list (-5.2%). — Chuck Soder
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CRAIN'S LIST | 100 LARGEST NORTHEAST OHIO EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time equivalent employees in Northeast Ohio FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF AS OF JUNE 30, 2020 RANK
ORGANIZATION
LOCAL % CHANGE FROM 2019
WORLD
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
CLEVELAND CLINIC, Cleveland 216-444-2200/clevelandclinic.org
45,991 1.2%
56,592
Health care provider
Tomislav "Tom" Mihaljevic, president, CEO
2
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS, Cleveland 216-844-1000/uhhospitals.org
22,760 0.7%
—
Health care provider
Thomas F. Zenty III, CEO 1
3
MINUTE MEN COS., Cleveland 216-426-9675/minutemenhr.com
21,447 2 1.5%
—
Staffing and employment services firm
Jay Lucarelli, CEO
4
GROUP MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC., Richfield 330-659-0100/groupmgmt.com
19,614 2 -9.7%
Staffing and employment services firm
Michael Kahoe, president
5
U.S. OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, Washington, D.C. 202-606-1800/opm.gov
15,360 0.7%
2,067,052
Federal government
Michael Rigas, director
6
WALMART, Bentonville, Ark. 501-273-4000/walmart.com
12,345 3 —
2,200,000 4
Operator of retail supercenters, groceries and warehouse club stores
Jay Cordray, regional manager
7
PROGRESSIVE CORP., Mayfield Village 440-461-5000/progressive.com
11,942 -0%
42,567
Insurance company
S. Tricia Griffith, president, CEO
8
GIANT EAGLE INC., Bedford Heights 412-967-4551/gianteagle.com
9,070 8.5%
34,000
Multi-format food, fuel and pharmacy retailer
Brian Ferrier Sr., VP, regional retail operations
9
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Cleveland 216-443-7220/cuyahogacounty.us
7,586 3%
7,586
County government
Armond Budish, county executive
10
STATE OF OHIO, Columbus 614-466-2000/ohio.gov
7,422 -8%
51,072
State government
Mike DeWine, governor
11
CITY OF CLEVELAND, Cleveland 216-664-2406/city.cleveland.oh.us
7,006 5 0.1%
7,006 5
Municipal government
Frank G. Jackson, mayor
12
THE METROHEALTH SYSTEM, Cleveland 216-778-7800/metrohealth.org
6,978 -0.1%
6,978
Health care provider
Akram Boutros, president, CEO
13
MERCY HEALTH, Cincinnati 513-952-5000/mercy.com
6,600 0%
—
Health care provider
Edwin M. Oley, market president, Mercy Health Lorain; John Luellen, market president, Mercy Health Youngstown
14
SUMMA HEALTH , Akron 330-375-3000/summahealth.org
6,303 4%
—
Health care provider
Cliff Deveny, president, CEO
15
CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT, Cleveland 216-838-0000/clevelandmetroschools.org
6,100 -2.5%
6,100
Public school district
Eric S. Gordon, CEO
16
AULTMAN HEALTH FOUNDATION, Canton 330-452-9911/aultman.org
5,680 2.2%
—
Health care provider
Edward J. Roth III, president, CEO
17
KEYCORP, Cleveland 216-689-6300/key.com
5,679 8.7%
17,307
Banking and financial services company
Christopher M. Gorman, chairman, president, CEO
18
AKRON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, Akron 330-543-1000/akronchildrens.org
5,290 4.6%
5,384
Pediatric health care provider
Grace Wakulchik, president, CEO
19
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, Kent 330-672-3000/kent.edu
4,815 -0.2%
5,126
Public university
Todd Diacon, president
20
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., Cleveland 216-566-2000/sherwin-williams.com
4,627 -0.4%
53,416
Manufacturer of paint, coatings and related products
John G. Morikis, chairman, CEO
21
AMAZON, North Randall 206-266-1000/amazon.com
4,559 6 —
Online retailer
—
22
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY, Cleveland 216-368-2000/case.edu
4,458 -0.3%
4,458
Private university
Scott Cowen, interim president 7
23
SWAGELOK CO., Solon 440-248-4600/swagelok.com
4,276 0.1%
5,480
Manufacturer of industrial fluid system products and assemblies
Thomas F. Lozick, chairman, president, CEO
24
FIRSTENERGY CORP., Akron 800-736-3402/firstenergycorp.com
4,006 -0.5%
11,866
Electric utility holding company
Steven E. Strah, acting CEO
25
AKRON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Akron 330-761-1661/akronschools.com
3,583 5.6%
3,583
Public school district
David W. James, superintendent
26
FORD MOTOR CO., Brook Park 800-392-3673/ford.com
3,517 4 -0.9%
188,000 4
Automobile manufacturer
Kevin Heck, plant manager, Cleveland Engine Plant; Jason Moore, plant manager, Ohio Assembly Plant
27
HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK, Cleveland 800-480-2265/huntington.com
3,252 -5.7%
15,790
Banking and financial services company
Sean P. Richardson, Cleveland regional president
28
LINCOLN ELECTRIC HOLDINGS, Euclid 216-481-8100/lincolnelectric.com
2,872 -7.2%
11,000
Manufacturer of arc welding, cutting and robotic products
Christopher L. Mapes, chairman, president, CEO
29
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO., Akron 330-796-2121/goodyear.com
2,864 2.1%
57,857
Tire manufacturer
Richard J. Kramer, chairman, president, CEO
29,285 2
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NOTES: 1. Zenty is scheduled to retire Jan. 31, 2020, at which point Cliff Megerian is slated to become CEO of University Hospitals. 2. This is a staffing firm; the vast majority of these employees work on behalf of other companies. 3. Crain's estimate 4. This figure is from the employer’s website; it represents total employment, not full-time equivalent employment, and thus is higher than it otherwise would have been. 5. Full time only 6. Crain's estimate for facilities in North Randall, Euclid and Twinsburg; excludes Whole Foods 7. Eric Kaler is scheduled to become president of Case Western on July 1, 2021.
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FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF AS OF JUNE 30, 2020 RANK
ORGANIZATION
LOCAL % CHANGE FROM 2019
WORLD
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
30
SUMMIT COUNTY, Akron 330-643-2893/co.summit.oh.us
2,756 -10.7%
—
County government
Ilene Shapiro, county executive
4
31
DISCOUNT DRUG MART INC., Medina 330-725-2340/discount-drugmart.com
2,453 3%
—
Regional drug store chain
Don Boodjeh, CEO
4
32
SIGNET JEWELERS, Akron 330-668-5000/signetjewelers.com
2,419 4.4%
—
Jewelry retailer
Virginia C. Drosos, CEO
4
33
MEDICAL MUTUAL OF OHIO, Cleveland 216-687-7000/medmutual.com
2,358 9.8%
2,858
Health insurance company
Rick A. Chiricosta, chairman, president, CEO
34
THE LUBRIZOL CORP., Wickliffe 440-943-4200/lubrizol.com
2,162 -1.5%
8,598
Specialty chemical company
Eric R. Schnur, chairman, president, CEO
35
GANLEY AUTO GROUP, Brecksville 440-584-8202/ganleyauto.com
2,147 16.8%
—
Auto dealership group
Kenneth G. Ganley, president, CEO
36
HYLAND, Westlake 440-788-4988/hyland.com
2,124 5.1%
3,629
Content services software developer
Bill Priemer, president, CEO
4
37
LAKE HEALTH, Concord Township 440-375-8100/lakehealth.org
2,117 -5.4%
2,117
Health care provider
Cynthia Moore-Hardy, president, CEO
5
38
MERCY MEDICAL CENTER, Canton 1 330-489-1000/cantonmercy.org
2,094 -1.9%
—
Health care provider
Thomas J. Strauss, interim CEO
5
GREATER CLEVELAND REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY, Cleveland 216-621-9500/riderta.com
2,079 7.8%
—
Public transit agency
India Birdsong, general manager, CEO
5
40
THE J.M. SMUCKER CO., Orrville 330-682-3000/jmsmucker.com
2,013 -7.4%
7,395
Packaged food, coffee and pet food manufacturer
Mark T. Smucker, president, CEO
41
ARCELORMITTAL, Cleveland 2 216-429-6000/usa.arcelormittal.com
2,002 -4.4%
—
Steel manufacturer
Mike Madar, VP, general manager
39
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21
ORGANIZATION
LOCAL % CHANGE FROM 2019
WORLD
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
42
SCHAEFFLER GROUP USA, Wooster 330-264-4383/schaeffler.us
2,000 0%
—
Manufacturer of transmission system components and electric mobility products
Marc L. McGrath, CEO, Americas
43
TIMKENSTEEL CORP., Canton 330-471-7000/timkensteel.com
1,988 -23.1%
2,141
Customized alloy steel products and services provider
Terry L. Dunlap, interim president and CEO
44
STERIS, Mentor 440-354-2600/steris.com
1,937 3.5%
13,000
Provider of sterilization and procedural products/services to the health care industry
Walter M. Rosebrough Jr., president, CEO
45
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON, Akron 330-972-7111/uakron.edu
1,922 -2.1%
—
Public urban research university
Gary L. Miller, president
46
SOUTHWEST GENERAL, Middleburg Heights 440-816-8000/swgeneral.com
1,896 0%
1,897
Health care provider
William A. Young Jr., president, CEO
47
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION INC., Mayfield Heights 440-646-5000/rockwellautomation.com
1,880 -3.2%
23,000
Provider of industrial automation control and information solutions
Frank Kulaszewicz, senior VP, Control Products & Solutions
48
HOWMET AEROSPACE (FORMERLY ARCONIC INC.), Cleveland 1 216-641-3600/howmet.com
1,857 -29.1%
—
Engineered metal manufacturing company for aerospace and transportation
Merrick Murphy, president, Howmet Structure and Wheel Systems; Randall Scheps, president, Howmet Wheel Systems
49
CITY OF AKRON, Akron 330-375-2316/akronohio.gov
1,826 1.8%
1,826
Municipal government
Daniel Horrigan, mayor
50
PARKER HANNIFIN CORP., Mayfield Heights 216-896-3000/parker.com
1,800 0%
50,520
Provider of fluid power systems and electromechanical controls
Thomas L. Williams, chairman, CEO
51
GOJO INDUSTRIES INC., Akron 330-255-6000/gojo.com
1,768 2.5%
2,332
Manufacturer of skin health and hygiene products
Carey Jaros, president, CEO; Marcella Kanfer Rolnick, executive chair
52
HEINEN'S INC., Warrensville Heights 216-475-2300/heinens.com
1,682 —
—
Grocery store chain
Jeffrey Heinen; Tom Heinen, co-presidents
53
WESTFIELD, Westfield Center 330-887-0101/westfieldinsurance.com
1,676 -4.1%
2,334
Insurance, banking and financial services company
Edward Largent, president, CEO, board chair
54
DOMINION ENERGY OHIO, Cleveland 800-362-7557/dominionenergy.com
1,538 0.4%
—
Natural gas distributor
Jim E. Eck, VP, GM, Ohio & West Virginia Distribution
55
JO-ANN STORES LLC, Hudson 330-656-2600/joann.com
1,500 0%
—
Craft and fabric retailer
Wade Miquelon, president, CEO
56
PPG, Cleveland 412-434-3131/ppg.com
1,489 —
47,000
Paint, coatings and specialty materials company
James Priddy, plant manager
57
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY, Cleveland 216-687-2000/csuohio.edu
1,462 -2.3%
—
Public university
Harlan M. Sands, president
58
AVERY DENNISON, Mentor 440-534-6000/averydennison.com
1,452 -8.2%
30,000
Materials science company specializing in labeling/functional materials
Jeroen Diderich, VP and GM, Label and Graphic Materials North America
59
LAKE COUNTY, Painesville 440-350-2745/lakecountyohio.org
1,443 -1.5%
1,443
County government
Ron Young; Jerry Cirino; John Hamercheck, commissioners
60
CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Cleveland 216-987-6000/tri-c.edu
1,422 -1%
1,422
Community college
Alex Johnson, president
61
EATON, Beachwood 440-523-5000/eaton.com
1,400 -1%
93,000
Manufacturer of electrical, aerospace, hydraulic and vehicle products
Craig Arnold, chairman, CEO
62
PARMA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Parma 440-842-5300/parmacityschools.org
1,355 -4.1%
1,355
Public school district
Charles Smialek, superintendent
63
THE SCOTT FETZER CO., Westlake 440-892-3000/scottfetzer.com
1,354 2%
2,159
Diversified manufacturer
Bob McBride, president, CEO
64
BRIDGESTONE AMERICAS INC., Akron 330-379-7000/bridgestoneamericas.com
1,320 0%
—
Tire manufacturer
Nizar Trigui, chief technology officer, Bridgestone Americas; VP, Bridgestone Corp.
65
CHARLES RIVER LABORATORIES, Ashland 419-289-8700/criver.com
1,306 3.4%
16,482
Contract research organization
Andy Vick, corporate VP, regional general manager
66
YRC WORLDWIDE INC., Akron 800-610-6500/yrcw.com
1,274 4.9%
30,000
Less than truckload freight transportation provider
Scott McCormick, distribution center manager, YRC Freight
67
UNITEDHEALTHCARE, Cleveland 800-468-5001/uhc.com
1,250 25%
325,000
Health insurance provider
Neal Grode, executive director, Northern Ohio
68
BWX TECHNOLOGIES INC., Euclid 216-912-3000/bwxt.com
1,240 6.9%
6,350
Pressure vessels, steam generators and electro-mechanical parts provider
Dave Broussard, GM, BWXT Nuclear Operations Group Barberton; Chris Rhodes, GM, BWXT Nuclear Operations Group Euclid
69
SHEARER'S FOODS LLC, Massillon 330-834-4030/shearers.com
1,185 -2.1%
4,470
Manufacturer of snack foods
Bill Nictakis, chairman, CEO
70
SPRENGER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS, Lorain 440-989-5200/sprengerhealthcare.com
1,180 2 -3.3%
—
Senior housing and care continuum services provider
Nicole Sprenger, CEO; Michael Sprenger, COO
71
DIEBOLD NIXDORF INC., North Canton 330-490-4000/dieboldnixdorf.com
1,170 -14.2%
22,000
Financial, retail self-service technology and services provider
Gerrard B. Schmid, president, CEO
72
JPMORGAN CHASE & CO., Cleveland 800-935-9935/chase.com
1,084 —
250,000
Banking and financial services company
Rudy Bentlage, executive director, commercial banking and market executive, Northeast Ohio
NOTES: 1. Arconic Inc. split into two companies, Arconic Corp. and Howmet, on April 1, 2020. 2. As of March 1
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CRAIN'S LIST | 100 LARGEST NORTHEAST OHIO EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time equivalent employees in Northeast Ohio FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF AS OF JUNE 30, 2020 RANK
ORGANIZATION
LOCAL % CHANGE FROM 2019
WORLD
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
73
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY, Youngstown 330-941-3000/ysu.edu
1,065 0%
1,065
Public university
James Tressel, president
74
INFOCISION, Akron 330-668-1400/infocision.com
1,046 -5.8%
2,636
Telemarketing/direct marketing firm
Craig Taylor, CEO; Karen Taylor, board chair
75
MEDINA COUNTY, Medina 330-723-3641/medinaco.org
1,028 0.4%
—
County government
Patricia G. Geissman; Colleen M. Swedyk; William Hutson, commissioners
76
ASSOCIATED MATERIALS INC., Cuyahoga Falls 330-929-1811/associatedmaterials.com
1,021 0%
—
Manufacturer of exterior building products
Brian C. Strauss, president, CEO
77
DANBURY SENIOR LIVING, North Canton 330-497-6565/danburyseniorliving.com
1,017 —
—
Senior living provider offering independent living, assisted living and memory care
Bill Lemmon, CEO
78
THE TIMKEN CO., North Canton 234-262-3000/timken.com
1,014 -7.9%
17,000
Manufacturer of engineered bearings and mechanical power transmission products
Richard G. Kyle, president, CEO
79
MEIJER, Grand Rapids, Mich. 877-363-4537/meijer.com
1,000 1 —
—
Retail supercenter chain operator
Tom Wilson, regional vice president
79
SPITZER MANAGEMENT INC., Elyria 440-323-4671/spitzer.com
1,000 2 —
—
Automotive retail, real estate development, golf course and marina management
Alan Spitzer, chairman, CEO
79
UNITED AIRLINES HOLDINGS INC., Cleveland 216-501-5170/united.com
1,000 —
—
Airline
Drew Domitrovits, general manager
82
RPM INTERNATIONAL INC., Medina 330-273-5090/rpminc.com
994 -6.4%
14,155
Provider of specialty coatings, sealants and building materials
Frank C. Sullivan, chairman, president, CEO
83
GENERAL MOTORS CO., Parma 216-265-5000/gm.com
978 -9.1%
—
Automobile manufacturer
Mark L. Pervine, Parma plant director
84
PORTAGE COUNTY, Ravenna 330-297-3600/co.portage.oh.us
973 0.4%
973
County government
Kathleen Clyde; Vicki A. Kline; Sabrina Christian-Bennett, commissioners
85
NORDSON CORP., Westlake 440-892-1580/nordson.com
964 2.8%
7,557
Industrial technology manufacturer
Sundaram Nagarajan, president, CEO
86
OBERLIN COLLEGE, Oberlin 440-775-8460/oberlin.edu
957 -4.9%
—
Private college
Carmen Ambar, president
87
ENERGY HARBOR, Akron 888-254-6359/energyharbor.com
924 —
2,540
Power producer and retail energy provider
John W. Judge, president, CEO
87
SAINT-GOBAIN CORP., Solon 440-836-6900/saint-gobain-northamerica.com
924 -12.5%
—
Building materials company
Jean Angus, CEO, life sciences
89
ELIXIR (FORMERLY ENVISIONRXOPTIONS), Twinsburg 800-361-4542/elixirsolutions.com
896 -0.4%
—
Pharmacy benefits and services company
Dan Robson, president
90
MGM NORTHFIELD PARK, Northfield 330-908-7625/mgmnorthfieldpark.com
878 -10.4%
80,000
Gaming, dining and entertainment destination
Matt Buckley, senior VP, marketing and operations
90
NOMS HEALTHCARE, Sandusky 419-626-6161/nomshealthcare.com
878 -1.3%
—
Independent multi-specialty physician group
Joshua G. Frederick, CEO
92
DIRECTIONAL AVIATION, Richmond Heights 216-261-3000/directionalaviation.com
865 0%
2,754
Private aviation company: fractional, JetCard, charter, management, maintenance, pilot training
Michael A. Rossi; Kenneth C. Ricci, principals
SHAKER HEIGHTS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Shaker Heights 216-295-1400/shaker.org
847 1.2%
847
Public school district
David Glasner, superintendent
94
ST. VINCENT CHARITY MEDICAL CENTER, Cleveland 3 216-861-6200/stvincentcharity.com
835 -3%
835
Health care provider
Janice G. Murphy, president, CEO
95
DAVE'S SUPERMARKETS, Bedford Heights 216-763-3200/davesmarkets.com
832 -3.1%
933
Supermarket operator
Daniel Saltzman, president
96
SIGNATURE HEALTH INC., Mentor 440-578-8200/shinc.org
830 —
—
Federally qualified health center
Jonathan Lee, CEO
97
THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN, Cleveland 800-844-7333/thirdfederal.com
825 -6.6%
998
Savings and loan
Marc A. Stefanski, chairman, president, CEO
98
WESTERN RESERVE HOSPITAL, Cuyahoga Falls 330-971-7000/westernreservehospital.org
797 2.3%
797
Health care provider
Robert A. Kent, president, CEO
99
MENORAH PARK, Beachwood 216-831-6500/menorahpark.org
795 4
Senior community providing a continuum of care
James Newbrough, president, CEO
778
Public school district
Aaron Sable, superintendent
93
100
MEDINA CITY SCHOOLS, Medina 330-725-8831/medinabees.org
795 4 -13.6% 778 0.5%
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Information is supplied by the employers unless otherwise noted. Listed cities in most cases represent the location of the organization's primary local office, though a few organizations headquartered elsewhere list cities outside Northeast Ohio. NOTES: 1. Crain's estimate 2. As of March 1 3. This entry is highlighted because the organization is a premium Book of Lists sponsor. 4. Does not include Montefiore, which merged with Menorah Park on July 1.
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CRAIN'S LIST | CUYAHOGA COUNTY EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time equivalent employees in county as of June 30, 2020 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF AS OF JUNE 30, 2020 RANK
COMPANY
IN COUNTY
WORLDWIDE
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION
YEAR FOUNDED
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
CLEVELAND CLINIC 9500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-444-2200/clevelandclinic.org
36,398
56,592
Health care provider
1921
Tomislav "Tom" Mihaljevic, president, CEO
2
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS 11100 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-844-1000/uhhospitals.org
17,481
—
Health care provider
1866
Thomas F. Zenty III, CEO 1
3
MINUTE MEN COS. 3740 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 216-426-9675/minutemenhr.com
12,856 2
—
Staffing and employment services firm
1967
Jay Lucarelli, CEO
4
U.S. OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 1900 E St., N.W., Washington D.C. 202-606-1800/opm.gov
12,335
2,067,052
Federal government
1979
Michael Rigas, director
5
PROGRESSIVE CORP. 6300 Wilson Mills Road, Mayfield Village 440-461-5000/progressive.com
9,876
42,567
Insurance company
1937
S. Tricia Griffith, president, CEO
6
GROUP MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC. 3750 Timberlake Drive, Richfield 330-659-0100/groupmgmt.com
9,202 2
29,285 2
Staffing and employment services firm
1997
Michael Kahoe, president
7
CUYAHOGA COUNTY 2079 E. 9th St., Cleveland 216-443-7220/cuyahogacounty.us
7,586
7,586
County government
1810
Armond Budish, county executive
8
CITY OF CLEVELAND 601 Lakeside Ave., Cleveland 216-664-2406/city.cleveland.oh.us
7,006 3
7,006 3
Municipal government
1836
Frank G. Jackson, mayor
9
THE METROHEALTH SYSTEM 2500 MetroHealth Drive, Cleveland 216-778-7800/metrohealth.org
6,974
6,978
Health care provider
1837
Akram Boutros, president, CEO
10
CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1111 Superior Ave., Cleveland 216-838-0000/clevelandmetroschools.org
6,100
6,100
Public school district
1836
Eric S. Gordon, CEO
11
KEYCORP 127 Public Square, Cleveland 216-689-6300/key.com
4,712
17,307
Banking and financial services company
1825
Christopher M. Gorman, chairman, president, CEO
12
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY 10900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-368-2000/case.edu
4,458
4,458
Private university
1826
Scott Cowen, interim president 4
13
AMAZON 21500 Emery Road, North Randall 206-266-1000/amazon.com
4,275 5
Online retailer
—
—
14
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 101 W. Prospect Ave., Cleveland 216-566-2000/sherwin-williams.com
4,257
53,416
Manufacturer of paint, coatings and related products
1866
John G. Morikis, chairman, CEO
15
SWAGELOK CO. 29500 Solon Road, Solon 440-248-4600/swagelok.com
3,966
5,480
Manufacturer of industrial fluid system products and assemblies
1947
Thomas F. Lozick, chairman, president, CEO
16
GIANT EAGLE INC. 5300 Richmond Road, Bedford Heights 412-967-4551/gianteagle.com
3,412
34,000
Multi-format food, fuel and pharmacy retailer
1931
Brian Ferrier Sr., VP, regional retail operations
17
LINCOLN ELECTRIC HOLDINGS 22801 St. Clair Ave., Euclid 216-481-8100/lincolnelectric.com
2,872
11,000
Manufacturer of arc welding, cutting and robotic products
1895
Christopher L. Mapes, chairman, president, CEO
18
MEDICAL MUTUAL OF OHIO 2060 E. 9th St., Cleveland 216-687-7000/medmutual.com
2,105
2,858
Health insurance company
1934
Rick A. Chiricosta, chairman, president, CEO
19
STATE OF OHIO 30 E. Broad St., Columbus 614-466-2000/ohio.gov
2,083
51,072
State government
1803
Mike DeWine, governor
20
GREATER CLEVELAND REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY 1240 W. 6th St., Cleveland 216-621-9500/riderta.com
2,079
—
Public transit agency
1975
India Birdsong, general manager, CEO
21
WALMART 702 S.W. 8th St., Bentonville Ark. 501-273-4000/walmart.com
2,044 6
Operator of retail supercenters, groceries and warehouse club stores
—
Jay Cordray, regional manager
22
HYLAND 28500 Clemens Road, Westlake 440-788-4988/hyland.com
1,983
3,629
Content services software developer
1991
Bill Priemer, president, CEO
23
ARCELORMITTAL 8 3060 Eggers Ave., Cleveland 216-429-6000/usa.arcelormittal.com
1,834
—
Steel manufacturer
2007
Mike Madar, VP, general manager
24
SOUTHWEST GENERAL 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-8000/swgeneral.com
1,829
1,897
Health care provider
1920
William A. Young Jr., president, CEO
25
FORD MOTOR CO. 5600 Henry Ford Blvd., Brook Park 800-392-3673/ford.com
1,777 7
Automobile manufacturer
1903
Kevin Heck, plant manager, Cleveland Engine Plant Jason Moore, plant manager, Ohio Assembly Plant
—
2,200,000 7
188,000 7
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Information is supplied by the employers. NOTES: 1. Zenty is scheduled to retire Jan. 31, 2020, at which point Cliff Megerian is slated to become CEO of University Hospitals. 2. This is a staffing
firm; the vast majority of these employees work on behalf of other companies. 3. Full time only 4. Eric Kaler is scheduled to become president of Case Western on July 1, 2021. 5. Crain's estimate for facilities in North Randall and Euclid; excludes Whole Foods 6. Crain's estimate 7. This figure is from the employer’s website; it represents total employment, not full-time equivalent employment, and thus is higher than it otherwise would have been. 8. Cleveland-Cliffs on Dec. 9, 2020 acquired the operations of ArcelorMittal USA.
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CRAIN'S LIST | SUMMIT COUNTY EMPLOYERS Ranked by full-time equivalent employees in county as of June 30, 2020 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STAFF AS OF JUNE 30, 2020 RANK
COMPANYDBA NAME
IN COUNTY
WORLDWIDE
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION
YEAR FOUNDED
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
SUMMA HEALTH 1077 Gorge Blvd., Akron 330-375-3000/summahealth.org
6,013
—
Health care provider
1989
Cliff Deveny, president, CEO
2
CLEVELAND CLINIC 9500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-444-2200/clevelandclinic.org
4,990
56,592
Health care provider
1921
Tomislav "Tom" Mihaljevic, president, CEO
3
MINUTE MEN COS. 3740 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 216-426-9675/minutemenhr.com
4,289 1
Staffing and employment services firm
1967
Jay Lucarelli, CEO
4
AKRON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL One Perkins Square, Akron 330-543-1000/akronchildrens.org
4,260
5,384
Pediatric health care provider
1890
Grace Wakulchik, president, CEO
5
GROUP MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC. 3750 Timberlake Drive, Richfield 330-659-0100/groupmgmt.com
3,704 1
29,285 1
Staffing and employment services firm
1997
Michael Kahoe, president
6
AKRON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 10 N. Main St., Akron 330-761-1661/akronschools.com
3,583
3,583
Public school district
1847
David W. James, superintendent
7
SUMMIT COUNTY 175 S. Main St., 8th floor, Akron 330-643-2893/co.summit.oh.us
2,756
—
County government
1840
Ilene Shapiro, county executive
8
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO. 200 Innovation Way, Akron 330-796-2121/goodyear.com
2,703
57,857
Tire manufacturer
1898
Richard J. Kramer, chairman, president, CEO
9
FIRSTENERGY CORP. 76 S. Main St., Akron 800-736-3402/firstenergycorp.com
2,316
11,866
Electric utility holding company
1997
Steven E. Strah, acting CEO
10
SIGNET JEWELERS 375 Ghent Road, Akron 330-668-5000/signetjewelers.com
1,872
—
Jewelry retailer
1910
Virginia C. Drosos, CEO
11
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON 302 Buchtel Common, Akron 330-972-7111/uakron.edu
1,864
—
Public urban research university
1870
Gary L. Miller, president
12
CITY OF AKRON 166 S. High St., Room 502, Akron 330-375-2316/akronohio.gov
1,826
1,826
Municipal government
1825
Daniel Horrigan, mayor
13
WALMART 702 S.W. 8th St., Bentonville Ark. 501-273-4000/walmart.com
1,663 2
Operator of retail supercenters, groceries and warehouse club stores
—
Jay Cordray, regional manager
14
GIANT EAGLE INC. 5300 Richmond Road, Bedford Heights 412-967-4551/gianteagle.com
1,338
34,000
Multi-format food, fuel and pharmacy retailer
1931
Brian Ferrier Sr., VP, regional retail operations
15
GOJO INDUSTRIES INC. One Gojo Plaza, Suite 500, Akron 330-255-6000/gojo.com
1,337
2,332
Manufacturer of skin health and hygiene products
1946
Carey Jaros, president, CEO Marcella Kanfer Rolnick, executive chair
16
HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK 200 Public Square, Cleveland 800-480-2265/huntington.com
1,324
15,790
Banking and financial services company
1866
Sean P. Richardson, Cleveland regional president
17
STATE OF OHIO 30 E. Broad St., Columbus 614-466-2000/ohio.gov
1,314
51,072
State government
1803
Mike DeWine, governor
18
JO-ANN STORES LLC 5555 Darrow Road, Hudson 330-656-2600/joann.com
1,250
—
Craft and fabric retailer
1943
Wade Miquelon, president, CEO
19
DIEBOLD NIXDORF INC. 5995 Mayfair Road, North Canton 330-490-4000/dieboldnixdorf.com
1,100
22,000
Financial, retail self-service technology and services provider
1859
Gerrard B. Schmid, president, CEO
20
MGM NORTHFIELD PARK 10777 Northfield Road, Northfield 330-908-7625/mgmnorthfieldpark.com
878
80,000
Gaming, dining and entertainment destination
2013
Matt Buckley, senior VP, marketing and operations
21
BWX TECHNOLOGIES INC. 24703 Euclid Ave., Euclid 216-912-3000/bwxt.com
870
6,350
Pressure vessels, steam generators and electromechanical parts provider
1867
Dave Broussard, GM, BWXT Nuclear Operations Group Barberton Chris Rhodes, GM, BWXT Nuclear Operations Group Euclid
22
ASSOCIATED MATERIALS INC. 3773 State Road, Cuyahoga Falls 330-929-1811/associatedmaterials.com
840
—
Manufacturer of exterior building products
1947
Brian C. Strauss, president, CEO
23
WESTERN RESERVE HOSPITAL 1900 23rd St., Cuyahoga Falls 330-971-7000/westernreservehospital.org
797
797
Health care provider
2009
Robert A. Kent, president, CEO
24
BRIDGESTONE AMERICAS INC. 10 E. Firestone Blvd., Akron 330-379-7000/bridgestoneamericas.com
784
—
Tire manufacturer
1900
Nizar Trigui, chief technology officer, Bridgestone Americas; VP, Bridgestone Corp.
25
U.S. OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 1900 E St., N.W., Washington D.C. 202-606-1800/opm.gov
741
2,067,052
Federal government
1979
Michael Rigas, director
—
2,200,000 3
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Information is supplied by the employers. NOTES: 1. This is a staffing firm; the vast majority of these employees work on behalf of other companies. 2. Crain's estimate 3. This figure is from the employer’s website; it represents total employment, not full-time equivalent employment, and thus is higher than it otherwise would have been.
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CRAIN'S LIST | PRIVATELY HELD COMPANIES Ranked by 2019 revenue REVENUE (MILLIONS) RANK
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
COMPANY NAME
MEDICAL MUTUAL OF OHIO, Cleveland 216-687-7000/medmutual.com
LOCAL FTE STAFF 6-30-2020
YEAR FOUNDED
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
2019
2018
% CHANGE
$3,741.2
$3,479
8%
2,358
1934
Health insurance company
Rick A. Chiricosta, chairman, president, CEO
GREAT LAKES CHEESE, Hiram 440-834-2500/greatlakescheese.com
$3,200 1
$3,200
0%
739
1958
Packager and manufacturer of natural and processed cheese
Dan Zagzebski, president, CEO
DEALER TIRE LLC, Cleveland 216-432-0088/dealertire.com
$2,500 2
$1,700 3
47%
—
2002
Distributor of tires and automotive parts
Scott Mueller, CEO Dean Mueller, president
MTD PRODUCTS INC., Valley City 330-225-2600/mtdproducts.com
$2,400 4
$2,400 5
0%
—
1932
Manufacturer of outdoor power equipment
Robert T. Moll, chairman, president, CEO
9%
1,676
1848
Insurance, banking and financial services company
Edward Largent, president, CEO, board chair
$2,400 7
-4%
1,500
1943
Craft and fabric retailer
Wade Miquelon, president, CEO
$1,620
38%
865
2003
Private aviation company: fractional, JetCard, charter, management, maintenance, pilot training
Michael A. Rossi Kenneth C. Ricci, principals
—
—
—
—
Manufacturer of automotive and industrial equipment components
Patrick K. James, CEO
WESTFIELD, Westfield Center 330-887-0101/westfieldinsurance.com JO-ANN STORES LLC, Hudson 330-656-2600/joann.com DIRECTIONAL AVIATION, Richmond Heights 216-261-3000/directionalaviation.com
$2,300.7 $2,300 6 $2,242.4
$2,110.4
FIRST BRANDS GROUP LLC, Cleveland 248-371-1700/tricoproducts.com
$2,200 8
JONES DAY, Cleveland 216-586-3939/jonesday.com
$2,077 9
$2,057 9
1%
621
1893
Law firm
Heather Lennox, Cleveland partner-in-charge
SWAGELOK CO., Solon 440-248-4600/swagelok.com
$2,000
$2,000
0%
4,276
1947
Manufacturer of industrial fluid system products and assemblies
Thomas F. Lozick, chairman, president, CEO
GANLEY AUTO GROUP, Brecksville 440-584-8202/ganleyauto.com
$1,875.3
$1,761.4
6%
2,147
1968
Auto dealership group
Kenneth G. Ganley, president, CEO
THE KENAN ADVANTAGE GROUP INC., North Canton 800-969-5419/thekag.com
$1,700 10
$1,730
-2%
—
1991
Tank truck transporter and logistics provider
Bruce Blaise, president, CEO
THE CARTER-JONES COS. (CARTER LUMBER), Kent 330-673-6100/carterlumber.com
$1,504
$1,482.4
1%
590
1932
Building materials retailer
Neil Sackett, chairman, CEO
AMERICAN GREETINGS CORP., Westlake 216-252-7300/americangreetings.com
$1,420.6 11 $1,460 11
-3%
—
1906
Creator of paper and digital greeting cards, party supplies and other products
Joe Acuri, CEO
ASSOCIATED MATERIALS INC., Cuyahoga Falls 330-929-1811/associatedmaterials.com
$1,318.1
$1,305
1%
1,021
1947
Manufacturer of exterior building products
Brian C. Strauss, president, CEO
$1,251
$1,234
1%
1,185
1974
Manufacturer of snack foods
Bill Nictakis, chairman, CEO
THE DAVEY TREE EXPERT CO., Kent 330-673-9511/davey.com
$1,143.7
$1,024
12%
777
1880
Tree services, grounds maintenance and consulting services firm
Patrick M. Covey, president, CEO
OHIO CAT, Broadview Heights 440-526-6200/ohiocat.com
$1,065.2
$995
7%
605 12
1945
Service, sales and rental for Caterpillar equipment and engines
Kenneth E. Taylor, president
SQUIRE PATTON BOGGS, Cleveland 216-479-8500/squirepb.com
$1,035
$1,035
0%
291
1890
Law firm
Michele L. Connell, managing partner, Cleveland Frederick R. Nance, global managing partner
20
THE GARLAND CO., Cleveland 800-641-7500/garlandco.com
$892.3
$738.2
21%
172
1895
Manufacturer of roofing, flooring, coatings, sealants and maintenance systems
David M. Sokol, president
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
HYLAND, Westlake 440-788-4988/hyland.com
$820
$696.3
18%
2,124
1991
Content services software developer
Bill Priemer, president, CEO
GEON PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS, Avon Lake 888-910-0536/geon.com
$800 13
—
—
—
2019
Manufacturer of polymer products
Tracy Garrison, CEO
DISCOUNT DRUG MART INC., Medina 330-725-2340/discount-drugmart.com
$789
$716
10%
2,453
1968
Regional drug store chain
Don Boodjeh, CEO
BDI WORLDWIDE, Cleveland 216-642-9100/bdiworldwide.com
$775.6
$782
-1%
164
1935
Distributor of industrial products and supply chain services
Carl G. James, chairman, CEO
BAKERHOSTETLER, Cleveland 216-621-0200/bakerlaw.com
$732.5
$667
10%
366
1916
Law firm
Matthew A. Tenerowicz, Cleveland office managing partner
HEINEN'S INC., Warrensville Heights 216-475-2300/heinens.com
$600 14
$600 14
0%
1,682
1929
Grocery store chain
Jeffrey Heinen Tom Heinen, co-presidents
LEAF HOME SOLUTIONS, Hudson 800-290-6106/leafhomesolutions.com
$582
$340.4
71%
568
2005
Gutter protection and in-home accessibility products
Jeff Beck, president, CEO
WMK LLC (MOBILITYWORKS), Richfield 234-312-2000/mobilityworks.com
$562.6
$514
9%
165
1997
Retailer of wheelchair accessible vehicles
Bryan Everett, CEO
MAJESTIC STEEL USA INC., Pepper Pike 800-321-5590/majesticsteel.com
$520
$507.6
2%
335
1979
Steel service center; distributor of prime flat rolled steel
Todd M. Leebow, president, CEO
RESERVE MANAGEMENT GROUP, Stow 440-519-1768/reserve-group.com
$478
$535
-11%
210
1991
Metal recycling, electronics repair, resale and recycling services provider
Steve Joseph, president, CEO
THE ANDERSON-DUBOSE CO., Lordstown 440-248-8800/a-d.us
$446.3
$577.7
-23%
—
1991
Distributor of food, paper and beverage products
Warren E. Anderson, chairman, CEO
CLEVELAND BROWNS, Berea 440-891-5000/clevelandbrowns.com
$431 15
$399 15
8%
223
1946
Professional football team
Jimmy Haslam, principal partner Dee Haslam, managing partner
SHEARER'S FOODS LLC, Massillon 330-834-4030/shearers.com
NOTES: 1. This is a 2018 revenue figure. 2. From Moody's; includes Dent Wizard, which Dealer Tire acquired in 2020. 3. From Moody's, for 12 months ending September 2018 4. Estimate from 2019 annual report filed by Stanley Black & Decker, which owns a 20% stake in MTD. 5. This is a 2017 revenue figure from an annual report filed by Stanley Black & Decker, which owns a 20% stake in MTD. 6. Approximate; from Moody's 7. From Forbes 8. From Moody's; for 12 months ending March 2020; includes revenue from acquisitions that closed in July 2020 9. Gross revenue from The American Lawyer's Am Law 200 10. From Moody's 11. Crain's estimate 12. As of March 1 13. Company estimate from a March 2020 Crain's story 14. This is a 2018 revenue figure from the Cleveland Jewish News. 15. Estimate from Forbes
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LOCAL FTE STAFF 6-30-2020
YEAR FOUNDED
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
2019
2018
% CHANGE
$418.6
$392.3
7%
365
1964
Dealership management group
Brian E. O'Donnell, president, CEO
DIGERONIMO COMPANIES, Independence 216-446-3500/digeronimocompanies.com
$380
$374.3
2%
516
1956
Family of construction service and development companies
Victor DiGeronimo Jr., CEO Anthony DiGeronimo, president, Precision Environmental, Precision ProCut
35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
MILLWOOD INC., Vienna 330-393-4400/millwoodinc.com
$360
$330
9%
300
1993
Provider of pallets, packaging systems and unit load technology
Steve Miller, president, partner Lionel W. Trebilcock, co-president, partner
FAMOUS ENTERPRISES INC., Akron 330-762-9621/famous-supply.com
$347
$336
3%
375
1933
Distributor of HVAC, plumbing, industrial/ PVF and building products
Marc Blaushild, president, CEO
$338.6
$316.2
7%
338
1919
Auto dealer
Ron Marhofer, chairman, CEO
RANK
COMPANY NAME
33 34
VALLEY TRUCK CENTERS, Valley View 216-524-2400/valleytruckcenters.net
RON MARHOFER AUTO FAMILY, Stow 330-688-6644/marhofer.com CLEVELAND CAVALIERS, Cleveland 216-420-2000/cavs.com
$300 1
$300 1
0%
400
1970
Professional basketball team; operator of Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
Dan Gilbert, chairman, majority owner
CLEVELAND INDIANS BASEBALL CO., Cleveland 216-420-4487/indians.com
$290 1
$282 1
3%
—
1901
Professional baseball team
Paul J. Dolan, chairman, CEO Lawrence J. Dolan, owner
$218.5
28%
476
1971
Real estate software provider
Patrick Ghilani, CEO John Ensign, president
MRI SOFTWARE LLC, Solon 800-321-8770/mrisoftware.com
$279.2
OVERDRIVE INC., Garfield Heights 216-573-6886/overdrive.com
$278 2
—
—
—
1986
Digital reading platform for libraries and schools
Steve Potash, founder, CEO
AREA WIDE PROTECTIVE, North Canton 800-343-2650/awptrafficsafety.com
$275
—
—
350
1993
Provider of traffic-control services and equipment
John Sypek, president, CEO
PARK PLACE TECHNOLOGIES, Mayfield Heights 800-931-3366/parkplacetechnologies.com
$269
$218.4
23%
400
1991
Provider of data center hardware maintenance
Chris Adams, president, CEO
THE MILLCRAFT PAPER CO., Cleveland 216-441-5500/millcraft.com
$258
$242
7%
70
1920
Paper, packaging, wide format and graphic media distributor
Travis M. Mlakar, president, CEO
AUTOSERVICE UNLIMITED (NORTH COAST AUTO MALL), Independence 216-278-7453/neautocredit.com
$257.7
$160.3
61%
—
—
Auto dealer
Oleg Kislyansky L.J. Marhefka, executive committee members
46 47
WESTERN RESERVE GROUP, Wooster 330-262-9060/wrg-ins.com
$253.1
$246.2
3%
298
1906
Property and casualty mutual insurance company
Kevin W. Day, president, CEO
—
—
200
—
Brand implementation services such as signage, refresh and remodel, energy and maintenance
Timothy Eippert, CEO
48 49 50 51 52 52 52 55 56 57 58 58 60 61 62 63 64 65
CLEVELAND CONSTRUCTION INC., Mentor 440-255-8000/clevelandconstruction.com
$249.4
$224
11%
80
1980
Commercial building contractor offering general construction and design-build
Jon D. Small, chairman, CEO
$235
$298
-21%
169
1941
Concrete contractor and restoration services provider
Malcolm M. Donley, president, CEO
THOMPSON HINE LLP, Cleveland 216-566-5500/thompsonhine.com
$234.9
$220
7%
299
1911
Law firm
Deborah Z. Read, managing partner Kip Bollin, Cleveland office partner-in-charge
ALBERT M. HIGLEY CO., Cleveland 216-861-2050/amhigley.com
$230
$238
-3%
125
1925
Construction company
Gareth D. Vaughan, president, CEO
LAKE ERIE ELECTRIC INC., Westlake 440-835-5565/lakeerieelectric.com
$200
$178
12%
—
1952
Electrical construction company
Peter J. Corogin, president, CEO Armando Francisco, senior VP of operations
MOMENTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, Strongsville 440-878-5600/momentive.com
$200
—
—
271
—
Developer and producer of high-purity quartz and industrial ceramics materials
Ludwig Pabst, CEO
SEAMAN CORP., Wooster 330-262-1111/seamancorp.com
$200
—
—
377
1949
Manufacturer of industrial coated fabric
Jeff Swartz, CEO
UNION HOME MORTGAGE CORP., Strongsville 800-767-4684/unionhomemortgage.com
$193.9
$155.6
25%
361
1970
Independent mortgage lender
C. William "Bill" Cosgrove, president, CEO
CORNWELL QUALITY TOOLS CO., Wadsworth 330-336-3506/cornwelltools.com
$190.3
$181.4
5%
185
1919
Franchise wholesale distributor and manufacturer of mobile tools
Robert Studenic, president, CEO
GREAT LAKES CONSTRUCTION CO., Hinckley 330-220-3900/greatlakesway.com
$175.7
$154.6
14%
419
1948
Heavy civil general contractor
George J. Palko, president, CEO
STRATUS (FORMERLY MC GROUP), Mentor 440-209-6200/stratusunlimited.com
DONLEY'S INC., Cleveland 216-524-6800/donleyinc.com
$250 3
PROFESSIONAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO. (PEPCO), Eastlake 800-872-7000/pepconet.com
$175
$154 4
14%
130
1968
Electrical products distributor
Joe Borkey, president
MXR IMAGING, Mentor 440-701-1200/mxrimaging.com
$175 5
$165
6%
—
1958
Provider of imaging equipment, radiographic supplies and services
Ted Sloan, president
ECHO HEALTH INC., Westlake 440-835-3511/echohealthinc.com
$174.9
$148.6
18%
120
1997
Provider of payment solutions for the health care and insurance markets
William Davis, chairman, CEO
OECONNECTION (OEC), Richfield 330-523-1800/oeconnection.com
$174
$163
7%
263
2000
Software company serving auto dealers and repair shops
Patrick C. Brown, president, CEO Charles Rotuno, executive chairman
FLEET RESPONSE, Independence 800-338-0619/fleetresponse.com
$170
$145.7
17%
185
1986
Auto third party administrator offering claims, safety and compliance services
Scott Mawaka, president, CEO
$164.4
$129.9
27%
313
2011
Commercial and multifamily mortgage banking company
Ned G. Huffman, president, CEO Deborah Rogan, executive vice president
CHAMPLAIN ENTERPRISES LLC (COMMUTAIR), North Olmsted 440-779-4588/flycommutair.com
$161
$145
11%
173
1989
Regional airline operating flights as United Express
Rick Hoefling, president, CEO
PANZICA CONSTRUCTION CO., Mayfield Village 440-442-4300/panzica.com
$160
$158
1%
70
1956
Construction firm providing management, design/build and general contracting services
Tony M. Panzica, owner, president, CEO
BELLWETHER ENTERPRISE, Cleveland 866-420-2966/bellwetherenterprise.com
NOTES: 1. Estimate from Forbes 2. Crain's estimate 3. Company estimate; revenue exceeds $250 million 4. From Electrical Wholesaling 5. Projection from fall 2019
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66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 80 80 83 83 85 86 87 87 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
LOCAL FTE STAFF 6-30-2020
YEAR FOUNDED
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
COMPANY NAME
2019
2018
% CHANGE
BENESCH, Cleveland 216-363-4500/beneschlaw.com
$150
$128
17%
260
1938
Law firm
Gregg A. Eisenberg, managing partner
THE K&D GROUP, Willoughby 440-946-3600/kandd.com
$145
$139
4%
309
1984
Owner and manager of 10,000 apartments throughout Northeast Ohio
Karen M. Paganini, president, COO Douglas E. Price III, CEO
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAILWAY CO., Brewster 330-767-3401/wlerwy.com
$140
$140
0%
430
1990
Regional freight railroad serving Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Jonathan M. Chastek, president Larry R. Parsons, chairman, CEO
STATE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS CORP., Mayfield Heights 833-699-7864/stateindustrial.com
$139
$135
3%
160
1911
Specialty chemicals and services provider for facilities/maintenance
Seth Uhrman, CEO
SPRENGER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS, Lorain 440-989-5200/sprengerhealthcare.com
$136
$134
1%
1,180 1
1959
Senior housing and care continuum services provider
Nicole Sprenger, CEO Michael Sprenger, COO
UNIVERSAL WINDOWS DIRECT INC., Bedford Heights 440-786-1400/universalwindowsdirect.com
$134.4
$105.6 2
27%
200
2002
Home improvement products and services provider
Michael Strmac William Barr, cofounders
THE RUHLIN CO., Sharon Center 330-239-2800/ruhlin.com
$132.1
$159.6
-17%
260
1915
Commercial building, civil, industrial and bridge contractor
James L. Ruhlin, president, CEO
GPD GROUP, Akron 330-572-2100/gpdgroup.com
$131.4
$125.2
5%
610 3
1961
Architecture, engineering and planning services firm
Darrin Kotecki, president
JARRETT COS., Orrville 330-682-0099/gojarrett.com
$127.2
$130
-2%
—
1999
Transportation management firm serving manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors
W. Michael Jarrett, president, CEO
$98.5
26%
—
2003
National mortgage lender
Jeremy Sopko, cofounder, CEO William L. "Bill" Osborne, cofounder, president
$122.4
$105.4
16%
101
2001
Network of independently-operated staffing and recruitment firms
Aaron S. Grossman, CEO
$120
$143.5
-16%
550
1968
Manufacturer of aluminum semi-highway trailers, truck bodies and parts
Gary Brown, senior vice president, operations
NATIONS LENDING CORP., Independence 877-816-1220/nationslending.com TALENTLAUNCH, Independence 216-654-0066/mytalentlaunch.com EAST MANUFACTURING CORP., Randolph 330-325-9921/eastmfg.com
$124 4
COHEN & CO., Cleveland 216-579-1040/cohencpa.com
$115.6 5
$88.3 2
31%
342
1977
Assurance, tax and advisory services firm
Randall S. Myeroff, president, CEO
ACCURATE GROUP, Independence 888-258-5757/accurategroup.com
$111.4 4
$96.2
16%
—
2003
Real estate technology and services provider
Paul Doman, president, CEO
NEW HORIZONS BAKING CO., Norwalk 419-663-6432/newhorizonsbaking.com
$110
$96
15%
343
1967
Commercial bakers
Trina J. Bediako, CEO
SIRNA & SONS PRODUCE, Ravenna 330-298-2222/sirnaandsonsproduce.com
$110
—
—
280
1979
Food distributor
Tom Sirna, president Vince Sirna, vice president
INFOCISION, Akron 330-668-1400/infocision.com
$110
$100
10%
1,046
1982
Telemarketing/direct marketing firm
Craig Taylor, CEO Karen Taylor, board chair
NOMS HEALTHCARE, Sandusky 419-626-6161/nomshealthcare.com
$105
$83.8
25%
878
2001
Independent multi-specialty physician group
Joshua G. Frederick, CEO
THE RESERVES NETWORK INC., Fairview Park 866-876-2020/trnstaffing.com
$105
$114
-8%
650 6
1984
Temporary, temp-to-hire and direct hire staffing services firm
Neil Stallard, CEO
HBK CPAS & CONSULTANTS, Canfield 330-758-8613/hbkcpa.com
$104 5
$94 5
11%
—
1949
Accounting firm
—
$99.6
2%
170
1952
Distributor of electrical, lighting and power distribution products
Fran Doris, CEO
MARS ELECTRIC CO., Mayfield Village 440-946-2250/mars-electric.com
$101.1
NATIONAL SAFETY APPAREL, Cleveland 800-553-0672/thinknsa.com
$100 4
$90
11%
—
1935
Safety apparel manufacturer
Chuck "Chas" Grossman, CEO
CHROMASCAPE, Twinsburg 330-998-7574/chromascape.com
$100 7
—
—
—
—
Specialty chemicals maker
Joe Majewski, president, CEO
BUDGET DUMPSTER, Westlake 866-284-6164/budgetdumpster.com
$97.3
$68.3
43%
236
2009
Dumpster rental company
John Fenn, cofounder, CEO Mark Campbell, cofounder
$95
$95
0%
440
1975
Automotive parts distributor
Tony G. Di Fiore, owner
OSWALD COS., Cleveland 216-367-8787/oswaldcompanies.com
$94.4
$87.5
8%
339
1893
Risk management and insurance
Robert J. Klonk, chairman, CEO
GROUP MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC., Richfield 330-659-0100/groupmgmt.com
$93.2
$86.5
8%
19,614 6 1997
Staffing and employment services firm
Michael Kahoe, president
GREAT DAY IMPROVEMENTS LLC (PATIO ENCLOSURES AND STANEK WINDOWS), Macedonia 888-468-0700/patioenclosures.com
$92.8
$70.7
31%
155
2010
Sunroom, window and door manufacturer and installer
Michael Hoy, president, CEO
BRENNAN INDUSTRIES INC., Solon 440-248-1880/brennaninc.com
$90
—
—
250
1953
Distributor of hydraulic fittings and adapters
David M. Carr, president
WILL-BURT CO., Orrville 330-682-7015/willburt.com
$87
—
—
270
1918
Manufacturer of telescoping masts and contract manufacturer
Richard Lewin, CEO
AML RIGHTSOURCE, Cleveland 877-577-5463/amlrightsource.com
$86
$52.5 2
64%
679
2004
Anti-money laundering/Bank Secrecy Act financial services company
Frank H. Ewing, CEO
CAR PARTS WAREHOUSE, Brook Park 216-676-9304/carpartswarehouse.net
FORTNEY & WEYGANDT INC., North Olmsted 440-716-4000/fortneyweygandt.com
$85.2
$105.8
-19%
77
1978
General contractor, design/build, multisite program manager
Greg Freeh, CEO
INFINITY CONSTRUCTION CO., Warrensville Heights 216-663-3777/infinityconstruction.com
$85.2
$56.9
50%
44
1996
Commercial construction company
Charles A. Izzo, president
VALLEY FORD OF HURON INC., Huron 419-433-4404/valleyfordofhuroninc.com
$85.1 8
$7.6
1,014%
30
2018
Commercial and retail dealership providing service parts, sales and finance
Brian E. O'Donnell, dealer principal Laura K. O'Donnell, operating partner
OMNI SYSTEMS INC., Mayfield Village 216-377-5160/omnisystem.com
$80 4
$68.5
17%
—
1989
Manufacturer of pressure sensitive labels
Adam H. DeFrancesco, CEO
NOTES: 1. As of March 1 2. From Inc. 5000 3. Full time as of Jan. 1 4. Projection from fall 2019 5. From Accounting Today 6. This is a staffing firm; the vast majority of these employees work on behalf of other companies. 7. Company estimate from July 24 Crain's story; includes an acquisition that closed in mid 2020 8. This increase is partly due to the fact that Valley Ford of Huron was founded in 2018.
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CRAIN'S LIST | PRIVATELY HELD COMPANIES Ranked by 2019 revenue REVENUE (MILLIONS) RANK
COMPANY NAME
101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116
MFS SUPPLY, Solon 800-607-0541/mfssolutions.com
LOCAL FTE STAFF 6-30-2020
YEAR FOUNDED
2019
2018
% CHANGE
$75.4
$82.5
-9%
138
$73
$72
1%
$72.9
$63.8
$71
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
2006
B2B renovation wholesale supplier for cabinetry, lighting, appliances, plumbing
Brandon Guzman, president, CEO
182
1933
Beverage wholesaler
Michael D. Conway, president James V. Conway, CEO
14%
—
1979
Wholesale distributor of nature-inspired plush and toys
Gopala B. Pillai, chairman, CEO Vishnu Chandran, president
$68
4%
189
1946
Manufacturer of custom metal stampings
Scott Seaholm, CEO
$70.8
$62.5
13%
40
2008
Self storage and moving services provider
Todd C. Amsdell, president
FINDAWAY, Solon 440-893-08089/findaway.com
$70
$50
40%
140
2004
Audiobook technology company
Mitch Kroll, CEO
JOHN G. JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION CO., Cleveland 216-938-5050/johngjohnson.com
$65
—
—
62
1943
Construction company
Marty Weber, president, owner Mike Weber, director of operations, owner
ENGELKE CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS, Brunswick 330-273-2222/engelkecs.com
$62.8
$47.1
33%
77
2007
Commercial general contractor
Eric Engelke, president, CEO
$48.6 1
23%
260
2004
Background screening services and technology company
Gregg Gay, CEO
$59.3
$44.6
33%
22
1993
Building enclosure consulting firm
Edward Taylor, founder William J. Roess, president
TRI-MOR CORP., Twinsburg 330-963-3101/trimor.com
$53
$44.4
19%
126
1981
Concrete paving and infrastructure contractor
Neille Vitale, CEO
KAUFMAN CONTAINER, Cleveland 216-898-2000/kaufmancontainer.com
$52
—
—
97
1910
Wholesale packaging supplier and container decorator
Sara Blankenship, president
ALL PRO FREIGHT SYSTEMS INC., Westlake 440-934-2222/allprofreight.com
$47
$45.5
3%
140
1990
Transportation and logistics management company
Chris E. Haas, president, CEO
INSIGHT2PROFIT, Beachwood 440-646-9490/insight2profit.com
$46.2
$30
54%
134
2006
Pricing consulting firm
Ryan White, president, CEO
JANOTTA & HERNER, Monroeville 419-465-4611/janottaherner.com
$45.4
—
—
148
1962
Design/build general contractor
Paul J. Roeder, president
FOUNDATION SOFTWARE/ PAYROLL4CONSTRUCTION.COM, Strongsville 800-246-0800/foundationsoft.com
$44.8
$40
12%
330
1985
Software development and payroll services provider for the construction industry
Fred J. Ode, founder Mike C. Ode, president, CEO
REGENCY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC., Brook Park 216-519-1188/regencycsi.com
$44.1
$32.4
36%
62
1994
Commercial construction for health care, education and civic organizations
Tari S. Rivera, president
GREAT LAKES BREWING CO., Cleveland 216-771-4404/greatlakesbrewing.com
$42
$44
-5%
110
1988
Craft brewery
Mark King, CEO
DRAKE CONSTRUCTION CO., Cleveland 216-664-6500/drakeconstructionco.com
$40
$35
14%
45
1954
Construction company
Steve Joseph Ciuni, president
$37.9
$32.9
15%
138
1922
Engineering and architectural firm
Dave Wiles, president
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC LABORATORIES, Twinsburg 330-425-4747/clevelandelectriclabs.com
$36
—
—
79
1920
Industrial temperature and fiber optic sensing solutions provider
Jack Lieske, CEO Alan Seymour, president
FERRIOT INC., Akron 330-786-3000/ferriot.com
$35
$31.8
10%
150
1929
Custom injection molding, tooling design and contract manufacturing
Craig Ferriot, president
VOCON, Cleveland 216-588-0800/vocon.com
$35
$30
17%
116
1987
Strategy, architecture and design firm
Deborah V. Donley Paul M. Voinovich, principals
THE TASK TEAM, Solon 216-276-1626/taskhomes.com
$32 2
$28
14%
—
2012
Real estate sales
Seth Task, president
METIS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC, Kent 330-677-7333/metisconstruction.com
$32
$18
78%
—
2009
Commercial general contractor
Julie Brandle, president Donna Komar, CFO
OSBORN ENGINEERING, Cleveland 216-861-2020/osborn-eng.com
$30.9
$25.8
20%
150
1892
Engineering firm
Gary F. Hribar, CEO
MENTOR KIA, Mentor 440-953-1000/mentorkia.com
$30.2
—
—
85
—
Auto dealer
Alan Steinberg, dealer principal
HICKORY HARVEST FOODS, Akron 800-448-6887/hickoryharvest.com
$30
$30
0%
80
1972
Manufacturer of nuts, dried fruits, trail mixes and chocolates
Joe Swiatkowski, president, CEO
ANGSTROM GRAPHICS, Cleveland 216-271-5300/angstromgraphics.com
$30
$33
-9%
185
1917
Commercial printer
Wayne Angstrom, chairman David Neumann, president, CEO, Angstrom Graphics MW Kristina Neumann, managing director
130 130 132
STANDBY SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS CO., Berea 440-243-8200/standbyscrew.com
$29
$29
0%
—
1939
Precision steel parts manufacturer
William F. Marcell II, owner, COO
THE ADCOM GROUP INC., Cleveland 216-574-9100/engageadcom.com
$29
$27.5
5%
97
1990
Marketing communications agency
Joe Kubic, CEO
PARTNERSHIP LLC, Oberlin 800-599-2902/partnership.com
$28 3
$24.4
15%
—
1989
Third-party logistics, freight management, LTL, truckload and small package shipping services
Brad Alflen, VP, revenue operations Brain Ferancy, VP, sales and business development
133
SELMANCO, Richmond Heights 800-735-6262/selmanco.com
$26.1
2%
151
1980
Life and health insurance administrator serving the United States and Canada
David L. Selman, president, CEO
117 118 119 120 121 122 122 124 124 126 127 128 128
BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS INC., Cleveland 216-431-1600/beveragedist.com WILD REPUBLIC, Twinsburg 330-425-2550/wildrepublic.com UNIVERSAL METAL PRODUCTS INC., Wickliffe 440-943-7310/ump-inc.com COMPASS SELF STORAGE, Cleveland 216-458-0670/compassselfstorage.com
ASURINT (ONE SOURCE TECHNOLOGY LLC), Cleveland 800-906-2035/asurint.com TECHNICAL ASSURANCE INC., Willoughby 440-953-3147/technicalassurance.com
CT CONSULTANTS INC., Mentor 440-951-9000/ctconsultants.com
$60
$26.7
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CRAIN'S LIST | PUBLIC COMPANIES, OHIO Ranked by 2019 revenue RANK
2019 REVENUE (MILLIONS) % CHG (2018)
COMPANY
PRIMARY INDUSTRY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
RANK
COMPANY
2019 REVENUE (MILLIONS) % CHG (2018)
PRIMARY INDUSTRY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
CARDINAL HEALTH INC./CAH 7000 Cardinal Place, Dublin 614-757-5000/cardinalhealth.com
$145,534 6.4%
Health care
Mike Kaufmann, CEO
13
MPLX LP/MPLX 200 E. Hardin St., Findlay 419-421-2414/mplx.com
$8,745 29.3%
Mining and natural resources
Michael Hennigan, chairman, president, CEO
2
MARATHON PETROLEUM CORP./MPC 539 S. Main St., Findlay 419-422-2121/marathonpetroleum.com
$124,112 28.3%
Mining and natural resources
Michael Hennigan, president, CEO
14
DANA INC./DAN 3939 Technology Drive, Maumee 419-887-3000/dana.com
$8,620 5.9%
Manufacturing
James Kamsickas, chairman, CEO
3
THE KROGER CO./KR 1014 Vine St., Cincinnati 513-762-4000/thekrogerco.com
$121,852 -1.2%
Retail
W. Rodney McMullen, chairman, CEO
15
THE ANDERSONS INC./ANDE 480 W. Dussel Drive, Maumee 419-893-5050/andersonsinc.com
$8,170 168.3%
Wholesale and distribution
Patrick Bowe, president, CEO
4
PROCTER & GAMBLE CO./PG One Procter & Gamble Plaza, Cincinnati 513-983-1100/pg.com
$67,684 1.3%
Consumer products and services
David Taylor, chairman, president, CEO
16
AMERICAN FINANCIAL GROUP INC./AFG 301 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati 513-579-2121/afginc.com
$8,017 15.5%
Insurance
S. Craig Lindner; Carl Lindner, co-CEOs
5
PROGRESSIVE CORP./PGR 6300 Wilson Mills Road, Mayfield Village 440-461-5000/progressive.com
$38,998 22%
Insurance
S. Tricia Griffith, president, CEO
17
CINCINNATI FINANCIAL CORP./CINF 6200 S. Gilmore Road, Fairfield 513-870-2000/cinfin.com
$7,924 46.6%
Insurance
Steven Johnston, president, CEO
6
EATON/ETN 1000 Eaton Blvd., Beachwood 440-523-5000/eaton.com
$21,390 -1%
Manufacturing
Craig Arnold, chairman, CEO
18
FIFTH THIRD BANCORP/FITB 38 Fountain Square Plaza, Cincinnati 800-972-3030/53.com
$7,893 16.6%
Financial services
Greg Carmichael, chairman, CEO
7
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO./SHW 101 W. Prospect Ave., Cleveland 216-566-2000/sherwin-williams.com
$17,901 2.1%
Manufacturing
John Morikis, chairman, CEO
19
THE J.M. SMUCKER CO./SJM One Strawberry Lane, Orrville 330-682-3000/jmsmucker.com
$7,838 6.5%
Food and beverage
Mark Smucker, president, CEO
8
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER CO./AEP 1 Riverside Plaza, Columbus 614-716-1000/aep.com
$15,561 -3.9%
Utilities
Nicholas Akins, chairman, president, CEO
20
OWENS CORNING/OC One Owens Corning Parkway, Toledo 419-248-8000/owenscorning.com
$7,160 1.5%
Manufacturing
Brian Chambers, chairman, CEO
9
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO./GT 200 Innovation Way, Akron 330-796-2121/goodyear.com
$14,745 -4.7%
Manufacturing
Richard Kramer, chairman, president, CEO
21
CINTAS CORP./CTAS 6800 Cintas Blvd., Cincinnati 513-459-1200/cintas.com
$6,892 6.4%
Business services
Scott Farmer, chairman, CEO
10
PARKER HANNIFIN CORP./PH 6035 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 216-896-3000/parker.com
$14,320 0.1%
Manufacturing
Thomas Williams, chairman, CEO
22
O-I GLASS INC./OI One Michael Owens Way, Perrysburg 567-336-5000/o-i.com
$6,691 -2.7%
Manufacturing
Andres Lopez, CEO
11
L BRANDS INC./LB Three Limited Parkway, Columbus 614-415-7000/lb.com
$13,237 4.8%
Retail
Andrew Meslow, CEO
23
TRAVELCENTERS OF AMERICA INC./TA 24601 Center Ridge Road, Westlake 440-808-9100/ta-petro.com
$6,117 -1.8%
Retail
Jonathan Pertchik, CEO
12
FIRSTENERGY CORP./FE 76 S. Main St., Akron 800-736-3402/firstenergycorp.com
$10,844 -2%
Utilities
Steven Strah, acting CEO
24
KEYCORP/KEY 127 Public Square, Cleveland 216-689-6300/key.com
$5,923 -4.1%
Financial services
Christopher Gorman, chairman, president, CEO
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CRAIN'S LIST | PUBLIC COMPANIES, OHIO Ranked by 2019 revenue 2019 REVENUE (MILLIONS) % CHG (2018)
PRIMARY INDUSTRY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
RANK
COMPANY
2019 REVENUE (MILLIONS) % CHG (2018)
PRIMARY INDUSTRY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
RANK
COMPANY
25
ALLIANCE DATA SYSTEMS CORP./ADS 3075 Loyalty Circle, Columbus 614-729-4000/alliancedata.com
$5,581 -1.5%
Financial services
Ralph Andretta, president, CEO
37
APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC./AIT 1 Applied Plaza, Cleveland 216-426-4000/applied.com
$3,473 13%
Wholesale and distribution
Neil Schrimsher, president, CEO
26
RPM INTERNATIONAL INC./RPM 2628 Pearl Road, Medina 330-273-5090/rpminc.com
$5,565 4.6%
Manufacturing
Frank Sullivan, chairman, president, CEO
38
$3,292 3.5%
Manufacturing
Alfred Rankin, chairman, president, CEO
27
BIG LOTS INC./BIG 4900 E. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus 614-278-6800/biglots.com
$5,238 -0.5%
Retail
Bruce Thorn, president, CEO
HYSTER-YALE MATERIALS HANDLING INC./HY 5875 Landerbrook, Suite 300, Mayfield Hts. 440-449-9600/hyster-yale.com
39
$3,178 13.3%
Retail
Roger Rawlins, CEO
28
TRANSDIGM GROUP INC./TDG 1301 E. 9th St., Suite 3000, Cleveland 216-706-2960/transdigm.com
$5,223 37.1%
Manufacturing
Kevin Stein, president, CEO
DESIGNER BRANDS INC./DBI 810 DSW Drive, Columbus 614-237-7100/designerbrands.com
40
$3,156 18.5%
WELLTOWER INC./WELL 4500 Dorr St., Toledo 419-247-2800/welltower.com
$5,121 9.2%
Real estate
Shankh Mitra, CEO
Consumer products and services
Jim Hagedorn, chairman, CEO
29
SCOTTS MIRACLE-GRO CO./SMG 14111 Scottslawn Road, Marysville 937-644-0011/scottsmiraclegro.com
41
$3,009 2.5%
Manufacturing
Olivier Filliol, CEO
30
GREIF INC./GEF 425 Winter Road, Delaware 740-549-6000/greif.com
$4,595 18.6%
Manufacturing
Peter Watson, president, CEO
METTLER-TOLEDO INTERNATIONAL/MTD 1900 Polaris Parkway, Columbus 614-438-4511/mt.com
42
$3,003 -0.8%
Manufacturing
31
VERTIV HOLDINGS CO./VRT 1050 Dearborn Drive, Columbus 614-888-0246/vertiv.com
$4,431 3.4%
Tech and telecom
Rob Johnson, CEO
LINCOLN ELECTRIC HOLDINGS/LECO 22801 St. Clair Ave., Euclid 216-481-8100/lincolnelectric.com
Christopher Mapes, chairman, president, CEO
43
$2,863 -0.6%
Manufacturing
32
DIEBOLD NIXDORF INC./DBD 5995 Mayfair Road, North Canton 330-490-4000/dieboldnixdorf.com
$4,409 -3.7%
Manufacturing
Gerrard Schmid, president, CEO
AVIENT CORP./AVNT 33587 Walker Road, Avon Lake 440-930-1000/avient.com
Robert Patterson, chairman, president, CEO
44
$2,782 6.2%
Manufacturing
Walter Rosebrough, president, CEO
33
HUNTINGTON BANCSHARES/HBAN 41 S. High St., Columbus 614-480-2265/huntington.com
$4,390 2.7%
Financial services
Stephen Steinour, chairman, president, CEO
STERIS/STE 5960 Heisley Road, Mentor 440-354-2600/steris.com
45
COOPER TIRE & RUBBER CO./CTB 701 Lima Ave., Findlay 419-423-1321/coopertire.com
$2,753 -2%
Manufacturing
Brad Hughes, president, CEO
34
THE TIMKEN CO./TKR 4500 Mount Pleasant St. N.W., North Canton 234-262-3000/timken.com
$3,790 5.8%
Manufacturing
Richard Kyle, president, CEO
46
M/I HOMES INC./MHO 4132 Worth Ave., Suite 500, Columbus 614-418-8000/mihomes.com
$2,500 9.4%
Construction, architecture, engineering
Robert Schottenstein, chairman, president, CEO
35
WORTHINGTON INDUSTRIES/WOR 200 Old Wilson Bridge Road, Columbus 614-438-3210/worthingtonindustries.com
$3,760 5%
Manufacturing
Andy Rose, CEO; John McConnell, executive chairman
47
VERSO CORP./VRS 8540 Gander Creek Drive, Miamisburg 877-855-7243/versoco.com
$2,444 -8.9%
Manufacturing
Adam St. John, president, CEO
36
ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO./ANF 6301 Fitch Path, New Albany 614-283-6500/abercrombie.com
$3,590 2.8%
Retail
Fran Horowitz, CEO
48
NORDSON CORP./NDSN 28601 Clemens Road, Westlake 440-892-1580/nordson.com
$2,194 -2.7%
Manufacturing
Sundaram Nagarajan, president, CEO
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CRAIN'S LIST | PUBLIC COMPANIES, NORTHEAST OHIO Ranked by market value MARKET VALUE (MILLIONS) THIS YEAR
LAST YEAR
COMPANY
5-1-2020 1
% CHANGE FROM 2019
NET INCOME (MILLIONS)
REVENUE (MILLIONS)
FY 2019
% CHANGE FROM 2018
FY 2019
% CHANGE FROM 2018
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
1
1
PROGRESSIVE CORP./PGR 6300 Wilson Mills Road, Mayfield Village 44143 440-461-5000/progressive.com
$44,588.2
-2.3%
$3,970.3
51.81%
$38,997.7
22.04
Insurance company
S. Tricia Griffith, president, CEO
2
2
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO./SHW 101 W. Prospect Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-566-2000/sherwin-williams.com
$43,491.0
3.7%
$1,541.3
39.02%
$17,900.8
2.09
Manufacturer of paint, coatings and related products
John G. Morikis, chairman, CEO
3
3
EATON/ETN 1000 Eaton Blvd., Beachwood 44122 440-523-5000/eaton.com
$32,828.0
-6.6%
$2,211.0
3.08%
$21,390.0
-1.01
Manufacturer of electrical, aerospace, hydraulic and vehicle products
Craig Arnold, chairman, CEO
4
6
FIRSTENERGY CORP./FE 76 S. Main St., Akron 44308 800-736-3402/firstenergycorp.com
$22,125.2
-0.9%
$912.0
-32.34%
$10,844.0
-1.98
Electric utility holding company
Steven E. Strah, acting CEO
5
5
PARKER HANNIFIN CORP./PH 6035 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 44124 216-896-3000/parker.com
$19,649.8
-16.1%
$1,512.4
42.57%
$14,320.3
0.13
Provider of fluid power systems and electromechanical controls
Thomas L. Williams, chairman, CEO
6
4
TRANSDIGM GROUP INC./TDG 1301 E. 9th St., Suite 3000, Cleveland 44114 216-706-2960/transdigm.com
$18,761.2
-26.5%
$889.8
-7.03%
$5,223.2
37.05
Designer and producer of highly engineered aircraft components
Kevin M. Stein, president, CEO
7
8
THE J.M. SMUCKER CO./SJM One Strawberry Lane, Orrville 44667 330-682-3000/jmsmucker.com
$13,172.5
-5.6%
$514.4
-61.57%
$7,838.0
6.54
Packaged food, coffee and pet food manufacturer
Mark T. Smucker, president, CEO
8
9
STERIS/STE 5960 Heisley Road, Mentor 44060 440-354-2600/steris.com
$11,992.6
8.2%
$304.1
4.52%
$2,782.2
6.19
Provider of sterilization and procedural products/services to the health care industry
Walter M. Rosebrough Jr., president, CEO
9
7
KEYCORP/KEY 127 Public Square, Cleveland 44114 216-689-6300/key.com
$10,796.8
-39.3%
$1,717.0
-7.98%
$5,923.0
-4.13
Banking and financial services company
Christopher M. Gorman, chairman, president, CEO
10 10
NORDSON CORP./NDSN 28601 Clemens Road, Westlake 44145 440-892-1580/nordson.com
$9,133.0
9.2%
$337.1
-10.67%
$2,194.2
-2.68
Industrial technology manufacturer
Sundaram Nagarajan, president, CEO
11 11
RPM INTERNATIONAL INC./RPM 2628 Pearl Road, Medina 44258 330-273-5090/rpminc.com
$8,297.8
4.4%
$266.6
-21.08%
$5,564.6
4.56
Provider of specialty coatings, sealants and building materials
Frank C. Sullivan, chairman, president, CEO
12 12
LINCOLN ELECTRIC HOLDINGS/LECO 22801 St. Clair Ave., Euclid 44117 216-481-8100/lincolnelectric.com
$4,566.3
-16.7%
$293.1
2.11%
$3,003.3
-0.84
Manufacturer of arc welding, cutting and robotic products
Christopher L. Mapes, chairman, president, CEO
13 13
TFS FINANCIAL CORP./TFSL 7007 Broadway Ave., Cleveland 44105 800-844-7333/thirdfederal.com
$3,932.8
-14.2%
$80.2
-6.05%
$295.9
-5.61
Banking and financial services company
Marc A. Stefanski, chairman, president, CEO
14 15
THE TIMKEN CO./TKR 4500 Mount Pleasant St. N.W., North Canton 44720 234-262-3000/timken.com
$2,697.1
-26.1%
$362.1
19.58%
$3,789.9
5.84
Manufacturer of engineered bearings and mechanical power transmission products
Richard G. Kyle, president, CEO
15 16
GRAFTECH INTERNATIONAL LTD./EAF 982 Keynote Circle, Brooklyn Heights 44131 216-676-2000/graftech.com
$2,129.2
-36.0%
$744.6
-12.83%
$1,790.8
-5.54
Manufacturer of graphite electrodes and cathodes
David J. Rintoul, president, CEO
16 21
AVIENT CORP./AVNT 2 33587 Walker Road, Avon Lake 44012 440-930-1000/avient.com
$2,034.5
-5.4%
$588.6
268.34%
$2,862.7
-0.64
Provider of specialized and sustainable material solutions
Robert M. Patterson, chairman, president, CEO
17 20
APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC./AIT 1 Applied Plaza, Cleveland 44115 216-426-4000/applied.com
$1,991.1
-13.9%
$144.0
1.67%
$3,472.7
13
Distributor and provider of industrial parts and service
Neil A. Schrimsher, president, CEO
18 18
CLEVELAND-CLIFFS INC./CLF 200 Public Square, Suite 3300, Cleveland 44114 216-694-5700/clevelandcliffs.com
$1,666.2
-41.0%
$292.8
-74.04%
$1,989.9
-14.68
Iron ore mining company
C. Lourenco Goncalves, chairman, president, CEO
19 17
CEDAR FAIR LP/FUN One Cedar Point Drive, Sandusky 44870 419-626-0830/cedarfair.com
$1,569.5
-48.6%
$172.4
36.09%
$1,474.9
9.37
Operator of amusement and water parks
Richard A. Zimmerman, president, CEO
20 14
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO./GT 200 Innovation Way, Akron 44316 330-796-2121/goodyear.com
$1,542.7
-65.5%
($311.0)
—
$14,745.0
-4.72
Tire manufacturer
Richard J. Kramer, chairman, president, CEO
21 26
CBIZ INC./CBZ 6050 Oak Tree Blvd. S., Suite 500, Independence 44131 216-447-9000/cbiz.com
$1,227.6
17.2%
$70.7
14.85%
$948.4
2.87
Financial, benefits and insurance services provider
Jerome P. Grisko Jr., president, CEO
22 19
SITE CENTERS CORP./SITC 3300 Enterprise Parkway, Beachwood 44122 216-755-5500/sitecenters.com
$1,099.9
-53.7%
$100.7
-12.00%
$516.1
-25.98
Real estate investment trust
David R. Lukes, president, CEO
23 23
MATERION CORP./MTRN 6070 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 44124 216-486-4200/materion.com
$1,009.2
-14.4%
$50.7
143.02%
$1,185.4
-1.85
Engineered materials supplier
Jugal K. Vijayvargiya, president, CEO
24 22
FERRO CORP./FOE 6060 Parkland Blvd., Suite 250, Mayfield Heights 44124 216-875-5600/ferro.com
$736.9
-49.8%
$6.0
-92.46%
$1,018.4
-5.9
Manufacturer of specialty performance materials
Peter T. Thomas, chairman, president, CEO
25 25
HYSTER-YALE MATERIALS HANDLING INC./HY 5875 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 300, Mayfield Heights 44124 440-449-9600/hyster-yale.com
$610.2
-45.0%
$35.8
3.17%
$3,291.8
3.55
Manufacturer of lift trucks, provider of aftermarket parts
Alfred M. Rankin Jr., chairman, president, CEO
26 NA
RANPAK HOLDINGS CORP./PACK 7990 Auburn Road, Concord Township 44077 440-354-4445/ranpak.com
$543.4
—
($36.2)
—
$269.5
0.6
Manufacturer of in-the-box paper protective packaging systems and products
Omar M. Asali, chairman, CEO
NOTES: 1. Market value date is approximate in some cases. 2. PolyOne changed its name to Avient on July 1, 2020, when it closed the deal to buy the color masterbatch businesses of Clariant and Clariant Chemicals India Ltd.
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CRAIN'S LIST | PUBLIC COMPANIES, NORTHEAST OHIO Ranked by market value MARKET VALUE (MILLIONS)
NET INCOME (MILLIONS)
REVENUE (MILLIONS)
% CHANGE FROM 2019
FY 2019
% CHANGE FROM 2018
FY 2019
% CHANGE FROM 2018
$481.4
108.6%
($44.6)
—
$5.6
MYERS INDUSTRIES INC./MYE 1293 S. Main St., Akron 44301 330-253-5592/myersindustries.com
$421.2
-33.5%
$24.3
—
29 35
FARMERS NATIONAL BANC CORP./FMNB 20 S. Broad St., Canfield 44406 330-533-3341/farmersbankgroup.com
$338.9
-15.2%
$35.8
30 27
DIEBOLD NIXDORF INC./DBD 5995 Mayfair Road, North Canton 44720 330-490-4000/dieboldnixdorf.com
$338.6
-56.2%
31 28
VIEWRAY INC./VRAY 2 Thermo Fisher Way, Oakwood Village 44146 440-703-3210/viewray.com
$280.1
32 39
PREFORMED LINE PRODUCTS CO./PLPC 660 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village 44143 440-461-5200/preformed.com
33 29
THIS YEAR
LAST YEAR
COMPANY
5-1-2020 1
27 41
ATHERSYS INC./ATHX 3201 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-431-9900/athersys.com
28 30
TYPE OF BUSINESS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
-76.81
Biopharmaceutical company
Gil Van Bokkelen, founder, chairman, CEO
$515.7
-9.01
Manufacturer of polymer-based material handling products and distributor of tire service equipment
Michael McGaugh, president, CEO
9.80%
$108.5
7.46
Banking and financial services company
Kevin J. Helmick, president, CEO
($341.3)
—
$4,408.7
-3.71
Financial, retail self-service technology and services provider
Gerrard B. Schmid, president, CEO
-58.5%
($120.2)
—
$87.8
8.42
Manufacturer of the MRIdian radiation therapy system
Scott W. Drake, president, CEO
$263.0
-7.9%
$23.3
-12.33%
$444.9
5.7
Wire and cable products manufacturer
Robert G. Ruhlman, chairman, president, CEO
RETAIL VALUE INC./RVI 3300 Enterprise Parkway, Beachwood 44122 216-755-5500/retailvalueinc.com
$261.0
-59.1%
$46.7
—
$231.4
-18.25
Real estate investment trust
David R. Lukes, president, CEO
34 40
INVACARE CORP./IVC One Invacare Way, Elyria 44035 440-329-6000/invacare.com
$242.1
-3.2%
($53.3)
—
$928.0
-4.56
Medical device manufacturer for the home and post-acute care markets
Matthew E. Monaghan, chairman, president, CEO
35 36
CIVISTA BANCSHARES INC./CIVB 100 E. Water St., Sandusky 44870 419-625-4121/civb.com
$237.7
-30.7%
$33.9
139.61%
$106.5
27.62
Banking and financial services company
Dennis G. Shaffer, president, CEO
36 38
NACCO INDUSTRIES INC./NC 5875 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 220, Mayfield Heights 44124 440-229-5151/nacco.com
$234.5
-18.0%
$39.6
13.93%
$141.0
4.15
Coal mining company
John C. "J.C." Butler Jr., president CEO
37 34
PARK-OHIO HOLDINGS CORP./PKOH 6065 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 44124 440-947-2000/pkoh.com
$201.0
-54.7%
$38.6
-27.99%
$1,618.3
-2.4
Provider of supply chain management services and highly engineered manufactured products
Matthew V. Crawford, chairman, president, CEO
38 32
TIMKENSTEEL CORP./TMST 1835 Dueber Ave. S.W., Canton 44706 330-471-7000/timkensteel.com
$116.8
-74.3%
($110.0)
—
$1,208.8
-24.95
Customized alloy steel products and services provider
Terry L. Dunlap, interim president and CEO
39 45
MIDDLEFIELD BANC CORP./MBCN 15985 E. High St., Middlefield 44062 440-632-1666/middlefieldbank.bank
$110.5
-16.3%
$12.7
2.25%
$45.3
4.62
Banking and financial services company
Thomas G. Caldwell, president, CEO
40 42
OLYMPIC STEEL INC./ZEUS 5096 Richmond Road, Bedford Heights 44146 216-292-3800/olysteel.com
$110.3
-38.2%
$3.9
-88.58%
$1,579.0
-7.93
Steel service center
Richard T. Marabito, CEO
41 43
TRAVELCENTERS OF AMERICA INC./TA 24601 Center Ridge Road, Westlake 44145 440-808-9100/ta-petro.com
$85.2
-47.4%
$33.3
—
$6,117.4
-1.84
Operator and franchisor of interstate travel plazas
Jonathan M. Pertchik, CEO
42 31
COVIA HOLDINGS CORP./CVIA 3 Summit Park Drive, Suite 700, Independence 44131 800-255-7263/coviacorp.com
$79.4
-87.4%
($1,290.1)
—
$1,595.4
-13.43
Supplier of mineral and material products
Richard A. Navarre, chairman, president, CEO
43 46
CORTLAND BANCORP/CLDB 194 W. Main St., Cortland 44410 330-637-8040/cortland-banks.com
$60.1
-37.4%
$7.3
-17.58%
$28.3
5.82
Banking and financial services company
James M. Gasior, president, CEO
44 49
CONSUMERS BANCORP INC./CBKM 2 614 E. Lincoln Way, Minerva 44657 330-868-7701/consumersbank.com
$44.7
-12.8%
$5.6
55.43%
$22.1
16.5
Banking and financial services company
Ralph J. Lober II, president, CEO
45 50
ANDOVER BANCORP INC./ANDC 600 E. Main St., Andover 44003 844-259-5473/andover.bank
$44.7
-9.2%
$3.7
-2.62%
$15.3
-1.15
Banking and financial services company
Stephen E. Varckette, president, CEO
46 48
WAYNE SAVINGS BANCSHARES INC./WAYN 151 N. Market St., Wooster 44691 330-264-5767/waynesavings.com
$44.3
-19.9%
$6.5
25.31%
$18.6
7.59
Banking and financial services company
James R. "Jay" VanSickle II, president, CEO
47 51
CRAWFORD UNITED CORP./CRAWA 3 10514 Dupont Ave., Cleveland 44108 216-541-8060/crawfordunited.com
$44.0
7.9%
$7.0
93.15%
$89.7
35.13
Aerospace components, industrial hose and commercial air handling equipment provider
Brian E. Powers, chairman, president, CEO
48 47
BABCOCK & WILCOX ENTERPRISES INC./BW 1200 E. Market St., Suite 650, Akron 44305 330-753-4511/babcock.com
$43.2
-26.9%
($122.0)
—
$859.1
-19.13
Engineering, manufacturing and construction services company
Kenneth M. Young, chairman, CEO
49 52
U.S. LIGHTING GROUP INC./USLG 1148 E. 222nd St., Euclid 44117 216-896-7000/uslightinggroup.com
$38.6
29.4%
—
—
—
—
Manufacturer of electronics and LED lighting products
Paul Spivak, CEO
50 NA
INNOVEST GLOBAL INC./IVST 3 8834 Mayfield Road, Chesterland 44026 440-644-1027/innovestglobal.com
$27.0
—
($19.5)
—
$40.2
514.68
Holding company with subsidiaries in the business services and biotechnology sectors
Daniel G. Martin, Founder, Chairman and CEO
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CRAIN'S LIST | AUTO DEALERS Ranked by new vehicles sold in 2019 VEHICLES SOLD IN NORTHEAST OHIO IN 2019 RANK
COMPANY
NEW
TOTAL
PRIMARY BRANDS SOLD IN NORTHEAST OHIO (NEW CARS)
LOCAL DEALERSHIP LOCATIONS
1
GANLEY AUTO GROUP 8748 Brecksville Road, Suite 210, Brecksville 44141 440-584-8202/ganleyauto.com
29,822
60,494
Lincoln, Hyundai, Genesis, Ford, Nissan Volkswagen, Subaru, BMW, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Honda, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Buick, GMC, Cadillac
North Olmsted, Bedford, Brook Park, Akron, Aurora, Cleveland, Painesville, Norwalk, Barberton, Mayfield, Parma, Wickliffe, Middleburg Heights, Westlake, Strongsville, Medina
2
CLASSIC AUTO GROUP 8510 Tyler Blvd,, Mentor 44060 888-716-9933/driveclassic.com
10,768 1
18,641 1
BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Genesis, GMC, Honda, Hyundai, Jeep, Lexus, Lincoln, Mazda, Mini, Ram, Toyota, Volkswagen
Mentor, Cleveland, Streetsboro, Willoughby Hills, Madison, Painesville
3
BRUNSWICK AUTO MART 3031 Center Road, Brunswick 44212 877-226-5780/brunswickautomart.com
10,520 1
12,631 1
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Toyota, Subaru, Mazda, Volkswagen
Brunswick
4
LIBERTY AUTO GROUP 5500 Warrensville Center Road, Maple Heights 44137 216-662-3673/libertyford.com
5,248
11,074
Ford, Lincoln
Maple Heights, Aurora, Brunswick, Canton, Parma Heights, Vermilion, Canton
5
RON MARHOFER AUTO FAMILY 3423 Darrow Road, Stow 44224 330-688-6644/marhofer.com
4,918
8,604
Buick, GMC, Chevrolet, Hyundai, Genesis, Nissan
Stow, Cuyahoga Falls, Green, North Canton
6
PENSKE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 8555 Market St., Mentor 44060 440-974-9500/penskeautomotive.com
4,827 1
9,862 1
Honda, Toyota, Porsche, Audi, Mercedes-Benz
Mentor, Bedford, Beachwood
7
SUNNYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 7660 Pearl Road, Middleburg Heights 44130 440-243-9740/sunnysideauto.com
4,761 1
8,894 1
Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi, Audi, Chevrolet, Hyundai, Mini
Middleburg Heights, North Olmsted, Elyria, Cleveland
8
SARCHIONE AUTO GROUP 1572 State Route 44, Randolph 44265 330-325-9991/sarchione.com
4,515
8,580
Chevrolet, Ford, Lincoln
Alliance, Waynesburg, Randolph
9
SERRA AUTO PARK (FORMERLY PARK AUTO GROUP) 3281 S. Arlington Road, Akron 44312 888-476-1664/serraautopark.com
4,284
7,933
Honda, Acura, Mazda, Subaru and Chevrolet
Akron
10
SWEENEY AUTO GROUP 8010 Market St., Boardman 44512 844-417-7332/sweeneycars.com
4,182 1
5,978 1
Chevrolet, Buick, GMC
Boardman
11
GREAT LAKES AUTO NETWORK 43 Pruitt Blvd., Akron 44310 330-648-5423/greatlakesautonetwork.com
4,115 1
8,279 1
Honda, Hyundai, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Chevrolet, GMC, Buick
Akron, Streetsboro, Kingsville, Jefferson, Elyria
12
KLABEN AUTO GROUP INC. 1085 W. Main St., Kent 44240 330-673-3139/klaben.com
4,104 1
6,186 1
Ford, Lincoln, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram
Kent, Warren
13
FRED MARTIN AUTO GROUP 3195 Barber Road, Barberton 44203 330-753-4444/fredmartin.com
4,000
8,500
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Fiat, Nissan
Barberton, Akron, Norton
14
JAY AUTO GROUP 18800 Rockside Road, Bedford 44146 440-232-5000/jayauto.com
3,750
6,125
Honda, Buick, GMC, BMW, Volkswagen
Bedford, Akron
15
WAIKEM AUTO FAMILY 3910 Lincoln Way E., Massillon 44646 866-863-1448/waikem.com
3,534 1
5,947 1
Honda, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Kia, Ford
Massillon
16
AUTONATION 23775 Center Ridge Road, Westlake 44145 440-296-3019/autonation.com
3,523 1
6,795 1
Ford
Westlake, Wickliffe, Amherst, North Canton
17
SERPENTINI AUTO GROUP 15303 Royalton Road, Strongsville 44136 888-375-4810/serpentinichevy.com
3,394 1
6,790 1
Chevrolet, Buick
Strongsville, Orrville, Medina, Westlake, Willoughby, Tallmadge
18
MEDINA AUTO MALL 3205 Medina Road, Medina 44256 330-723-3291/medinaautomall.net
3,173 1
4,750 1
Buick, Cadillac, GMC, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram
Medina
19
MONTROSE AUTO GROUP 3960 Medina Road, Akron 44333 888-498-8339/gomontrose.com
3,014 1
7,204 1
Ford, Kia, Mazda, Volvo, Jaguar, Land Rover
Fairlawn, Cleveland, Sheffield, Kent
20
VALLEY FORD TRUCK 5715 Canal Road, Valley View 44125 216-524-2400/valleyfordtruck.com
2,755
3,555
Ford
Cleveland, Akron, Huron, Monroeville
21
HALLEEN KIA 27932 Lorain Road, North Olmsted 44070 440-777-2424/halleenkia.com
2,682 1
3,945 1
Kia
North Olmsted, Sandusky
22
THE VANDEVERE BUNCH 1490 Vernon Odom Blvd., Akron 44320 330-867-3010/vandevere.com
2,672 1
7,153 1
Chevrolet, Kia, Buick
Akron
23
BIG NISSAN AUTO GROUP 28500 Lorain Road, North Olmsted 440-734-6900/bignissan.com
2,456 1
3,959 1
Nissan
North Olmsted, Sheffield Village
24
FALLS MOTOR CITY 4100 State Road, Cuyahoga Falls 44223 330-835-6657/fallsmotorcity.com
2,358 1
3,401 1
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram
Cuyahoga Falls
25
HAASZ AUTOMALL 4886 State Route 59, Ravenna 44266 330-296-2866/haaszautomall.com
2,234 1
3,966 1
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram
Ravenna, Dalton
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CRAIN'S LIST | FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES Ranked by full-time equivalent employees in Northeast Ohio as of March 1, 2020
RANK
1 2 3 4 5 6 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
COMPANY
LOCAL FTE STAFF 3-1-2020/ % CHANGE FROM 2019
MINUTE MEN COS., Cleveland 216-426-9675/minutemenhr.com
FIRST-GENERATION OWNER
YEAR FOUNDED
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
39,205 1 5.3%
Sam Lucarelli
1967
Staffing and employment services firm
Jay Lucarelli, CEO
GANLEY AUTO GROUP, Brecksville 440-584-8202/ganleyauto.com
1,876 2.5%
Thomas D. Ganley
1968
Auto dealership group
Kenneth G. Ganley, president, CEO
GOJO INDUSTRIES INC., Akron 330-255-6000/gojo.com
1,756 2 —
Goldien and Jerry Lippman
1946
Manufacturer of skin health and hygiene products
Carey Jaros, president, CEO Marcella Kanfer Rolnick, executive chair
INFOCISION, Akron 330-668-1400/infocision.com
1,200 -29.4%
Gary Taylor
1982
Telemarketing/direct marketing firm
Craig Taylor, CEO Karen Taylor, board chair
SPRENGER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS, Lorain 440-989-5200/sprengerhealthcare.com
1,180 -3.3%
Grace Sprenger
1959
Senior housing and care continuum services provider
Nicole Sprenger, CEO Michael Sprenger, COO
COVELLI ENTERPRISES INC., Warren 330-856-3176/covelli.com
1,000 0%
Albert Covelli
1978
Franchisee of bakery-cafe fast casual restaurants
Sam Covelli, CEO
SPITZER MANAGEMENT INC., Elyria 440-323-4671/spitzer.com
1,000 —
George G. Spitzer
1904
Automotive retail, real estate development, golf course and marina management
Alan Spitzer, chairman, CEO
DAVE'S SUPERMARKETS, Bedford Heights 216-763-3200/davesmarkets.com
819 0%
Alex Saltzman
1935
Supermarket operator
Daniel Saltzman, president
GREAT LAKES CHEESE, Hiram 440-834-2500/greatlakescheese.com
715 -4.7%
Hans Epprecht
1958
Packager and manufacturer of natural and processed cheese
Dan Zagzebski, president, CEO
SANDRIDGE FOOD CORP., Medina 330-725-2348/sandridge.com
680 0.6%
Vincent R. Sandridge
1960
Manufacturer of refrigerated entrees, salads, soups and side dishes
Mark D. Sandridge, chairman, CEO
THE RESERVES NETWORK INC., Fairview Park 866-876-2020/trnstaffing.com
678 1 -19.5%
Don Stallard
1984
Temporary, temp-to-hire and direct hire staffing services firm
Neil Stallard, CEO
VITAMIX, Olmsted Township 800-848-2649/vitamix.com
624 -6.6%
William G. “Papa” Barnard
1921
Manufacturer of blending equipment for home and commercial use
Jodi L. Berg, president, CEO
OHIO CAT, Broadview Heights 440-526-6200/ohiocat.com
605 4.3%
Thomas H. Taylor Sr.
1945
Service, sales and rental for Caterpillar equipment and engines
Kenneth E. Taylor, president
JANITORIAL SERVICES INC. (JSI), Cuyahoga Heights 216-341-8601/jsijanitorial.com
550 8.1%
Ronald Martinez Sr.
1969
Janitorial services company
Ronald Martinez Jr., president
EAST MANUFACTURING CORP., Randolph 330-325-9921/eastmfg.com
525 -8.7%
Howard Booher
1968
Manufacturer of aluminum semi-highway trailers, truck bodies and parts
Gary Brown, senior vice president, operations
CAR PARTS WAREHOUSE, Brook Park 216-676-9304/carpartswarehouse.net
450 -9.1%
Tonino and Carmelina Di Fiore
1975
Automotive parts distributor
Tony G. Di Fiore, owner
RON MARHOFER AUTO FAMILY, Stow 330-688-6644/marhofer.com
411 —
John Marhofer
1919
Auto dealer
Ron Marhofer, chairman, CEO
VALLEY TRUCK CENTERS, Valley View 216-524-2400/valleytruckcenters.net
402 —
Brian E O'Donnell
1964
Dealership management group
Brian E. O'Donnell, president, CEO
ORLANDO BAKING CO., Cleveland 216-361-1872/orlandobaking.com
400 0%
Guistino Orlando
1872
Baker serving breads and rolls
John Anthony Orlando, president, CEO
FAMOUS ENTERPRISES INC., Akron 330-762-9621/famous-supply.com
399 0%
Hyman Blaushild
1933
Distributor of HVAC, plumbing, industrial/PVF and building products
Marc Blaushild, president, CEO
EQUITY TRUST, Westlake 888-382-4727/trustetc.com
392 9.8%
Richard Desich Sr.
1975
IRA custodian of alternative assets
George Sullivan, CEO
THE K&D GROUP, Willoughby 440-946-3600/kandd.com
385 9.7%
Douglas E. Price III, Karen M. Paganini
1984
Owner and manager of 10,000 apartments throughout Northeast Ohio
Karen M. Paganini, president, COO Douglas E. Price III, CEO
KING NUT COS., Solon 440-248-8484/kingnut.com
370 -2.1%
Michael Kanan
1927
Snack nut and food manufacturer
Martin Kanan, president, CEO
SIRNA & SONS PRODUCE, Ravenna 330-298-2222/sirnaandsonsproduce.com
338 0%
Gaetano Sirna
1979
Food distributor
Tom Sirna, president Vince Sirna, vice president
THE CAFARO CO., Niles 330-747-2661/cafarocompany.com
300 0%
William M. Cafaro
1949
Real estate development and shopping mall management firm
William A. Cafaro Anthony M. Cafaro Jr., co-presidents
FOUNDATION SOFTWARE/ PAYROLL4CONSTRUCTION.COM, Strongsville 800-246-0800/foundationsoft.com
290 3.9%
Fred J. Ode
1985
Software development and payroll services provider for the construction industry
Fred J. Ode, founder Mike C. Ode, president, CEO
NEW HORIZONS BAKING CO., Norwalk 419-663-6432/newhorizonsbaking.com
275 -0.7%
Tilmon F. Brown
1967
Commercial bakers
Trina J. Bediako, CEO
OHMAN FAMILY LIVING, Newbury 440-338-8220/ohmanfamilyliving.com
269 7.6%
George H. Ohman Sr.
1965
Post-acute health care system
George H. Ohman Jr. Anderson C. Ohman Sr., co-presidents
JERGENS INC., Cleveland 216-706-6800/jergensinc.com
262 4.8%
Christy Schron
1942
Manufacturer/distributor of industrial tooling components and assembly tools
Jack H. Schron Jr., president
DONLEY'S INC., Cleveland 216-524-6800/donleyinc.com
247 17.6%
Terry Donley
1941
Concrete contractor and restoration services provider
Malcolm M. Donley, president, CEO
MALCO PRODUCTS INC., Barberton 330-753-0361/malcopro.com
246 2.5%
Murray Glauberman
1953
Automotive appearance and consumer chemical specialty products
Seth Glauberman, president
MAJESTIC STEEL USA INC., Pepper Pike 800-321-5590/majesticsteel.com
244 0.4%
Dennis H. Leebow
1979
Steel service center; distributor of prime flat rolled steel
Todd M. Leebow, president, CEO
JARRETT COS., Orrville 330-682-0099/gojarrett.com
207 6.2%
W. Michael and Diane Jarrett
1999
Transportation management firm serving manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors
W. Michael Jarrett, president, CEO
DELTA SYSTEMS, Streetsboro 330-626-2811/deltasystemsinc.com
188 -10%
James A. Barry
1972
Manufacturer of electronic components: Switches, controllers, interfaces and connectivity products
Elizabeth Barry, CEO
NOTES: 1. This is a staffing firm; the vast majority of these employees work on behalf of other companies. 2. This figure has been revised downward since it was originally published.
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COMPANY
LOCAL FTE STAFF 3-1-2020/ % CHANGE FROM 2019
FLEET RESPONSE, Independence 800-338-0619/fleetresponse.com
FIRST-GENERATION OWNER
YEAR FOUNDED
185 23.3%
Ron Mawaka Sr.
Q-LAB CORP., Westlake 440-835-8700/q-lab.com
175 -0.6%
FIRE-DEX LLC, Medina 330-723-0000/firedex.com
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
1986
Auto third party administrator offering claims, safety and compliance services
Scott Mawaka, president, CEO
George Grossman
1956
Provider of material durability testing products and services
Doug Grossman, CEO
174 11.5%
Bill Burke
1983
Manufacturer of firefighting and emergency response clothing
Bill Burke, owner, CEO
ATLANTIC FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, Canton 330-454-1307/atlanticfoods.biz
170 6.3%
Steve Manolakis
1960
Wholesale food distribution company
Stan Manolakis, president
CRES COR, Mentor 440-350-1100/crescor.com
165 3.1%
George T. Baggott
1936
Manufacturer of commercial food service equipment
Cliff Baggott, president, CEO Greg Baggott, vice president of operations
E&H HARDWARE GROUP, Wooster 330-464-0017/ehhardware.com
165 0.6%
Ed Buehler
1929
Owner and operator of hardware stores
Mark Klingbeil, president, CEO
MARS ELECTRIC CO., Mayfield Village 440-946-2250/mars-electric.com
164 -3.5%
Sam and Rebecca Doris
1952
Distributor of electrical, lighting and power distribution products
Fran Doris, CEO
CORNWELL QUALITY TOOLS CO., Wadsworth 330-336-3506/cornwelltools.com
160 —
Raymond Moeller
1919
Franchise wholesale distributor and manufacturer of mobile tools
Robert Studenic, president, CEO
BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS INC., Cleveland 216-431-1600/beveragedist.com
156 3.3%
John Conway
1933
Beverage wholesaler
Michael D. Conway, president James V. Conway, CEO
STATE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS CORP., Mayfield Heights 833-699-7864/stateindustrial.com
156 0%
Jay Zucker
1911
Specialty chemicals and services provider for facilities/maintenance
Seth Uhrman, CEO
45 46
SEAMAN CORP., Wooster 330-262-1111/seamancorp.com
155 —
Norm and Irene Seaman
1949
Manufacturer of industrial coated fabric
Jeff Swartz, CEO
MAROUS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, Willoughby 440-951-3904/marousbrothers.com
145 20.8%
Adelbert Marous Jr.
1980
Commercial construction company
Adelbert Marous Jr., president Ken Marous, vice president Scott Marous, COO
47 48 49 49 51 52 53 54 54 54 57 58
VISUAL MARKING SYSTEMS, Twinsburg 330-425-7100/vmsinc.com
136 0%
Dolf Kahle
1962
Manufacturer of durable product identification for vehicles, apparel and banners
Dolf Kahle, CEO
1-888-OHIOCOMP, Cleveland 216-426-0646/1-888-ohiocomp.com
135 -3.6%
Sam Lucarelli
1997
Workers' compensation managed care organization
Dan Neubert, COO
FRANK NOVAK & SONS COS., Bedford Heights 216-475-5440/franknovak.com
125 -16.7%
Allen Pinchot
1912
Commercial finish contractor and manufacturer of custom lighting, acoustic panels and OEM parts
Gayle F. Pinchot, president Pamela Pinchot Bozsvai, vice president
HINKLEY, Avon Lake 440-653-5500/hinkley.com
125 6.8%
Stanley Wiedemer
1922
Manufacturer of lighting fixtures and ceiling fans
Jess Wiedemer, president, COO
VOCON, Cleveland 216-588-0800/vocon.com
120 0%
Deborah Donley
1987
Strategy, architecture and design firm
Deborah V. Donley Paul M. Voinovich, principals
STANDBY SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS CO., Berea 440-243-8200/standbyscrew.com
110 -1.8%
William Frederick Marcell
1939
Precision steel parts manufacturer
William F. Marcell II, owner, COO
KAUFMAN CONTAINER, Cleveland 216-898-2000/kaufmancontainer.com
104 -5.5%
Bernard M. Seid
1910
Wholesale packaging supplier and container decorator
Sara Blankenship, president
ESTERLE MOLD & MACHINE CO., Stow 330-686-1685/esterle.com
100 -9.1%
Adam Esterle
1976
Manufacturer offering molds, machining and plastic injection molded parts
Adam Esterle, founder
FREDON CORP., Mentor 440-951-5200/fredon.com
100 7.5%
Roger Sustar
1969
Precision parts manufacturer offering machining, grinding and EDM
Alyson Scott, president
WILD REPUBLIC, Twinsburg 330-425-2550/wildrepublic.com
100 25%
Gopala B. Pillai
1979
Wholesale distributor of nature-inspired plush and toys
Gopala B. Pillai, chairman, CEO Vishnu Chandran, president
CUSTOM RUBBER CORP., Cleveland 216-391-2928/customrubbercorp.com
89 -9.2%
William H. Braun
1956
Custom molded rubber components manufacturer
W. Charles Braun, president
HICKORY HARVEST FOODS, Akron 800-448-6887/hickoryharvest.com
85 6.3%
Joseph J. and George M. Swiatkowski 1
1972
Manufacturer of nuts, dried fruits, trail mixes and chocolates
Joe Swiatkowski, president, CEO
58 58 61 62 63
LEIKIN MOTOR COS., Willoughby 440-946-6900/leikinmotor.com
85 0%
Milton Leikin
1968
Auto dealer
Ronald J. Leikin, president
TYLOK INTERNATIONAL INC., Euclid 216-261-7310/tylok.com
85 6.3%
Cullen Crawford
1955
Manufacturer of instrumentation fittings and valves
Scott Hahl, COO
PIERRE'S ICE CREAM CO., Cleveland 216-432-1144/pierres.com
80 0%
Sol Roth
1932
Ice cream manufacturer and distributor
Shelley Roth, president
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC LABORATORIES, Twinsburg 330-425-4747/clevelandelectriclabs.com
78 4%
Fred Lieske
1920
Industrial temperature and fiber optic sensing solutions provider
Jack Lieske, CEO Alan Seymour, president
NEPTUNE PLUMBING & HEATING CO., Bedford Heights 216-475-9100/NeptunePlumbing.net
75 -21.1%
Sanford Wallenstein
1957
Plumbing services company
Scott Wallenstein, CEO Adam Wallenstein, president Michael Wallenstein, president
THE MILLCRAFT PAPER CO., Cleveland 216-441-5500/millcraft.com
73 5.8%
Pauline and Harold Keil
1920
Paper, packaging, wide format and graphic media distributor
Travis M. Mlakar, president, CEO
BRUNSWICK COS., Garfield Heights 800-686-8080/brunswickcompanies.com
70 0%
Morton Stein
1972
Property and casualty insurance broker and risk management consultant
Todd A. Stein, president, CEO
NOTTINGHAM SPIRK DESIGN ASSOCIATES INC., Cleveland 216-231-7830/nottinghamspirk.com
70 1.4%
John Nottingham and John Spirk
1972
Product and business innovation firm
John Spirk John R. Nottingham, co-presidents
SPECIALTY LUBRICANTS CORP., Macedonia 330-425-2567/speclubes.com
70 0%
Robin Bugenske
1979
Packager of pouches, squeeze tubes, bottles and other containers
Sherry J. Bugenske, CEO
GEAUGA MECHANICAL CO., Chardon 440-285-2000/geaugamechanical.com
67 8.1%
Ted J. Berman
1950
Design/build mechanical contractor
Craig Berman, president, CEO
RANK
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64 65 65 65 68
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Information is supplied by the companies. NOTES: 1. Hickory Harvest president Joe Swiatkowski is the grandson of the founder, Joseph Swiatkowski.
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CRAIN'S LIST | MANUFACTURING COMPANIES Ranked by full-time equivalent local employees as of June 30, 2020 FTE STAFF - JUNE 30, 2020 COMPANY
LOCAL
WORLDWIDE
1 2
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., Cleveland 216-566-2000/sherwin-williams.com
4,627
SWAGELOK CO., Solon 440-248-4600/swagelok.com
4,276
3
FORD MOTOR CO., Brook Park 800-392-3673/ford.com
3,517 1
LINCOLN ELECTRIC HOLDINGS, Euclid 216-481-8100/lincolnelectric.com
RANK
LOCAL MANUFACTURING FACILITIES
PRODUCTS MADE LOCALLY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
53,416
Bedford Heights
Paint
John G. Morikis, chairman, CEO
5,480
Solon, Highland Heights, Strongsville, Willoughby, Willoughby Hills, Ravenna
Tube fittings, valves, hoses, regulators, fluid systems components, assemblies
Thomas F. Lozick, chairman, president, CEO
188,000 1
Avon Lake, Brook Park
Medium duty trucks, Super Duty chassis cabs, E-Series cutaways, strip chassis, EcoBoost engines
Kevin Heck, plant manager, Cleveland Engine Plant; Jason Moore, plant manager, Ohio Assembly Plant
2,872
11,000
Euclid, Mentor
Welding and cutting systems
Christopher L. Mapes, chairman, president, CEO
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO., Akron 330-796-2121/goodyear.com
2,864
57,857
Akron
Racing tires
Richard J. Kramer, chairman, president, CEO
THE LUBRIZOL CORP., Wickliffe 440-943-4200/lubrizol.com
2,162
8,598
Avon Lake, Painesville, Wickliffe
Lubricant additives for transport fluids; engineered polymers and advanced materials for multiple industries
Eric R. Schnur, chairman, president, CEO
THE J.M. SMUCKER CO., Orrville 330-682-3000/jmsmucker.com
2,013
7,395
Orrville
Fruit spreads, ice cream toppings, syrups and foodservice items
Mark T. Smucker, president, CEO
ARCELORMITTAL, Cleveland 2 216-429-6000/usa.arcelormittal.com
2,002
—
Cleveland, Warren
Steel
Mike Madar, VP, general manager
SCHAEFFLER GROUP USA, Wooster 330-264-4383/schaeffler.us
2,000
—
Wooster
Transmission systems and e-mobility components
Marc L. McGrath, CEO, Americas
TIMKENSTEEL CORP., Canton 330-471-7000/timkensteel.com
1,988
2,141
Canton
Special bar quality steel and seamless mechanical tubing
Terry L. Dunlap, interim president and CEO
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION INC., Mayfield Heights 440-646-5000/rockwellautomation.com
1,880
23,000
Twinsburg
Automation products
Frank Kulaszewicz, senior VP, Control Products & Solutions
HOWMET AEROSPACE (FORMERLY ARCONIC INC.), Cleveland 216-641-3600/howmet.com
1,857
—
Barberton, Canton, Cleveland, Niles
Titanium aerospace structural components, commercial vehicle wheels, titanium ingot and mill products
Merrick Murphy, president, Howmet Structure and Wheel Systems Randall Scheps, president, Howmet Wheel Systems
13 14
PARKER HANNIFIN CORP., Mayfield Heights 216-896-3000/parker.com
1,800
50,520
Akron, Avon, Elyria, Fairlawn, Kent, Mentor, Ravenna
Motion and control technologies
Thomas L. Williams, chairman, CEO
GOJO INDUSTRIES INC., Akron 330-255-6000/gojo.com
1,768
2,332
Wooster, Cuyahoga Falls, Maple Heights (coming later this year)
Purell hand sanitizers, surface disinfectants, Healthy Soap, GOJO and Provon hygiene products
Carey Jaros, president, CEO Marcella Kanfer Rolnick, executive chair
15
PPG, Cleveland 412-434-3131/ppg.com
1,489
47,000
Cleveland, Strongsville, Barberton, Huron, Euclid
Automotive OEM coatings, specialty coatings and materials, automotive refinish coatings, architectural coatings
James Priddy, plant manager
16
AVERY DENNISON, Mentor 440-534-6000/averydennison.com
1,452
30,000
Painesville, Mentor, Concord, Painesville Township
Pressure-sensitive adhesive label, packaging and graphics materials; pressure-sensitive tapes; reflective sheeting
Jeroen Diderich, VP and GM, Label and Graphic Materials North America
17 18 19 20
EATON, Beachwood 440-523-5000/eaton.com
1,400
93,000
Brooklyn, Parma, Euclid
Aerospace, electrical and hydraulic products
Craig Arnold, chairman, CEO
THE SCOTT FETZER CO., Westlake 440-892-3000/scottfetzer.com
1,354
2,159
Avon Lake, Cleveland, Westlake, Wooster
Diversified manufacturer of products for the home, family and industry
Bob McBride, president, CEO
BRIDGESTONE AMERICAS INC., Akron 330-379-7000/bridgestoneamericas.com
1,320
—
Akron
Racing tires
Nizar Trigui, chief technology officer, Bridgestone Americas
BWX TECHNOLOGIES INC., Euclid 216-912-3000/bwxt.com
1,240
6,350
Barberton, Euclid
Pressure vessels, steam generators, electro-mechanical components
Dave Broussard, Chris Rhodes, general managers, BWXT Nuclear Operations Group
SHEARER'S FOODS LLC, Massillon 330-834-4030/shearers.com
1,185
4,470
Brewster, Massillon
Snack foods: Potato chips, tortillas, extruded products (i.e. cheese curls)
Bill Nictakis, chairman, CEO
ASSOCIATED MATERIALS INC., Cuyahoga Falls 330-929-1811/associatedmaterials.com
1,021
—
Cuyahoga Falls
Vinyl windows for replacement and new construction
Brian C. Strauss, president, CEO
THE TIMKEN CO., North Canton 234-262-3000/timken.com
1,014
17,000
Canton, Sharon Center
Tapered roller bearings, custom-engineered power transmission products
Richard G. Kyle, president, CEO
RPM INTERNATIONAL INC., Medina 330-273-5090/rpminc.com
994
14,155
Cleveland, Medina, Euclid, Twinsburg
Roofing materials, sealants, adhesives, concrete admixtures and coatings, fluorescent colorants
Frank C. Sullivan, chairman, president, CEO
GENERAL MOTORS CO., Parma 216-265-5000/gm.com
978
—
Parma
Vehicle parts
Mark L. Pervine, Parma plant director
NORDSON CORP., Westlake 440-892-1580/nordson.com
964
7,557
Amherst, Austintown
Precision dispensing equipment for coatings and sealants; polymer processing equipment
Sundaram Nagarajan, president, CEO
STEP2 DISCOVERY, Streetsboro 330-656-0440/step2.com
724
1,000
Streetsboro, Perrysville
Rotationally molded toys, home, garden and patio products
Anthony M. Ciepiel, CEO
AVIENT CORP. (FORMERLY POLYONE), Avon Lake 440-930-1000/avient.com
661
5,600
Avon Lake, Massillon, Norwalk, Berea, Barberton
Specialized and sustainable materials
Robert M. Patterson, chairman, president, CEO
THE WOOSTER BRUSH CO., Wooster 330-264-4440/woosterbrush.com
650
—
Wooster
Paintbrushes, rollers, painting equipment and surface prep tools
Ben Maibach, president
VITAMIX, Olmsted Township 800-848-2649/vitamix.com
625
726
Olmsted Township, Strongsville
Blending equipment for home and commercial use
Jodi L. Berg, president, CEO
AUTOMATED PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC. (PART OF SEALED AIR CORP.), Streetsboro 330-342-2000/autobag.com
581
—
Streetsboro (three facilities), Garfield Heights, Bedford Heights
Autobag, SidePouch, AirPouch and AutoSleeve packaging equipment and supplies
Daryl D. Manzetti, vice president
SANDRIDGE FOOD CORP., Medina 330-725-2348/sandridge.com
575
662
Medina
Grandma's potato salad, macaroni salad and coleslaw; soups and sides
Mark D. Sandridge, chairman, CEO
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
NOTES: 1. This figure is from the employer’s website; it represents total employment, not full-time equivalent employment, and thus is higher than it otherwise would have been. 2. Cleveland-Cliffs on Dec. 9, 2020 acquired the operations of ArcelorMittal USA.
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COMPANY
LOCAL
WORLDWIDE
EAST MANUFACTURING CORP., Randolph 330-325-9921/eastmfg.com
550
OATEY CO., Cleveland 216-267-7100/oatey.com
LOCAL MANUFACTURING FACILITIES
PRODUCTS MADE LOCALLY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
—
Randolph
All aluminum semi-highway truck trailers
Gary Brown, senior vice president, operations
550
1,400
Cleveland
Plumbing products
Neal R. Restivo, CEO
RIDDELL, North Ridgeville 800-275-5338/riddell.com
497
—
North Ridgeville
Football helmets
Dan Arment, president, CEO
INEOS PIGMENTS USA INC., Ashtabula 440-994-1400/ineos.com
484
—
Ashtabula
Titanium dioxide and titanium chemicals
Lee Smith, operations director
INVACARE CORP., Elyria 440-329-6000/invacare.com
458
—
Elyria
Custom power wheelchairs, custom manual wheelchairs, custom seating
Matthew E. Monaghan, chairman, president, CEO
SYNTHOMER (FORMERLY OMNOVA SOLUTIONS), Beachwood 216-682-7000/synthomer.com
348
—
Mogadore, Akron
Specialty chemicals, polymers
Marshall D. Moore, chief technology officer; president, Americas
NEW HORIZONS BAKING CO., Norwalk 419-663-6432/newhorizonsbaking.com
343
445
Norwalk
Soft sandwich rolls and English muffins
Trina J. Bediako, CEO
MYERS INDUSTRIES INC., Akron 330-253-5592/myersindustries.com
312
1,505
Wadsworth
Plastics: storage and material handling bins and containers
Michael McGaugh, president, CEO
ARTIFLEX MANUFACTURING LLC, Wooster 330-262-2015/artiflexmfg.com
300
—
Wooster
Stamped and welded assemblies of large, low volume, formed metal parts
Erin Hoffmann, CEO
MILLWOOD INC., Vienna 330-393-4400/millwoodinc.com
300
—
Vienna, Apple Creek, Dundee
Wooden pallets (new and recycled), silt socks
Steve Miller, president, partner Lionel W. Trebilcock, co-president, partner
43 44 45
SHILOH INDUSTRIES INC. ,1Valley City 330-558-2600/shiloh.com
269
3,154
Valley City, Wellington
Lightweight products for the automotive industry
Lillian Etzkorn, executive in charge
JERGENS INC., Cleveland 216-706-6800/jergensinc.com
255
—
Cleveland
Workholding/clamping products, hoist rings, quick release pins, precision assembly tools
Jack H. Schron Jr., president
COLTENE/WHALEDENT INC., Cuyahoga Falls 330-916-8800/coltene.com
250
1,245
Cuyahoga Falls
Rotary instruments, endo files, dental scalers, ultrasonic cleaners, curing lights, posts, pins
Andreas Benz, director of finance, North America Nancy Spencer, general manager
46 47
KENT ELASTOMER PRODUCTS INC., Kent 330-673-1011/kentelastomer.com
175
175
Kent, Mogadore
Latex tubing, TPE and PVC tubing, dip molded products for medical/food use
Bob Oborn, president
GREAT DAY IMPROVEMENTS LLC (PATIO ENCLOSURES AND STANEK WINDOWS), Macedonia 888-468-0700/patioenclosures.com
155
509
Macedonia
Patio Enclosures brand sunrooms and Stanek brand windows
Michael Hoy, president, CEO
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Advertising - marketing
- public relations
Corporate Biographies Cleveland 216-849-8198; corporatebiographies.com Top Executive(s): Alexis Edelman DAR Public Relations Inc. Solon 440-542-1060; darpr.com Top Executive(s): Dannette Render Digizoom Media Cleveland 216-526-0700; digizoommedia.com Top Executive(s): Richard Stewart Dorsey & Co. Cleveland Heights 216-812-8408; dorsey-co.com Top Executive(s): Julius Dorsey Jr. EGO Trip Media Parma Heights 216-313-5006; egotripmedia.com Top Executive(s): TiaMarshae Johnson Linear Creative Cleveland 216-741-1533; linearcreative.com Top Executive(s): Raymond Jasinski The MOD Pros Strongsville 216-714-2647; themodpros.com Top Executive(s): Nicole Rosario Precision Market Services Hinckley 330-212-5986; precisionmarketservices.com Top Executive(s): Melinda Mallari
Plexus LGBT & Allied Chamber of Commerce Cleveland 216-243-7510; thinkplexus.org Top Executive(s): Amanda Cole
Architecture Moody Nolan Inc. Cleveland 216-432-0696; moodynolan.com Top Executive(s): Anne Hartman Robert P Madison International Inc. Cleveland 216-861-8195; rpmadison.com Top Executive(s): Sandra Madison Turner Architects + Associates LLC Strongsville 440-878-0799 Top Executive(s): Lee Turner Ubiquitous Design Ltd. Shaker Heights 216-752-4444; udltd.com Top Executive(s): Daniel Bickerstaff II Wanix Architects LLC Westlake 440-570-9829; wanixarchitects.com Top Executive(s): Xin Wan
Automotive DRC Towing LLC Cleveland 216-513-3728; drctowing.com Top Executive(s): Ramona Caraballo, Daniel Caraballo Fleet Fast Akron 330-773-9597; fleetfastsolutions.com Top Executive(s): Raj Basran
Beauty salons - barbers Abed-Nego - dba Total Beauty Care Salon Warrensville Heights 216-475-3809 Top Executive(s): Josephine Gilmore Simply You Parma 216-369-7715; simplyyoumore.com Top Executive(s): Christina Holloway
PS Promotions Chesterland 216-291-0264; psprom.com Top Executive(s): Ingrid Rodriguez-Reichert
UrbanKutzCleveland.com Cleveland 216-521-1100; urbankutzcleveland.com Top Executive(s): Waverly Willis
Rhonda Crowder and Associates Cleveland 216-701-8068; rhondacrowderllc.com Top Executive(s): Wayne Dailey, Rhonda Crowder
Business services
Singleton & Partners Cleveland 216-344-9966; singletonpartners.com Top Executive(s): Renee Singleton Synergy Marketing Strategy & Research Inc. Akron 216-431-0008; synergyloyalty.com Top Executive(s): Rachel Talton Visibility Marketing Inc. Beachwood 440-684-9920; visibilitymarketing.com Top Executive(s): Montrie Adams
Advocacy Advocacy & Communication Solutions LLC Cleveland 877-372-0166; advocacyandcommunication.org Top Executive(s): Lori McClung OCA Greater Cleveland - Asian Pacific American Advocates Cleveland 216-236-3946; ocagc.org Top Executive(s): Lisa Wong
AmMore Consulting LLC Rocky River 216-600-7837; ammore.us Top Executive(s): Marcia Moreno Balance Innovation & Design Cleveland 440-247-4711; balanceinc.com Top Executive(s): Rene Polin Bolinds Solutions Services Inc. Cleveland 216-479-0290; bolinds.com Top Executive(s): Chuck Williams, Linda Williams DeLores Pressley Worldwide LLC Canton 330-649-9809; delorespressley.com Top Executive(s): DeLores Pressley EWAW Women’s Business & Leadership Development Center Cleveland 216-593-0050; elitewomenaroundtheworld.com Top Executive(s): Rita Singh Excel HR Consulting LLC Akron 330-329-9321; excelhrconsulting.com Top Executive(s): LaTonya “L.T.” Myers
Guided Growth Consulting LLC Twinsburg 330-983-6399 Top Executive(s): Sheena Fain Jovial Cleveland 216-586-4575; jovial.work Top Executive(s): Helen Griffin Jr. Krystal Klear Communications LLC Maple Heights 216-387-0375; krystalklearexperience.com Top Executive(s): Audra Jones Mac Productions Inc. Cleveland 833-742-5622; macproductions.net Top Executive(s): John Stubbs MCH Research Technology Inc. Cleveland 216-443-0470 Top Executive(s): Alicia Hudson The Minority Business Assistance Center at the Urban League of Greater Cleveland Cleveland 216-622-0999; ulcleveland.org Top Executive(s): Renee Ligon MPG Management LLC Richmond Heights 216-509-3200 Top Executive(s): Eric Anderson Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development Cleveland 216-281-4422; hbcenter.org Top Executive(s): Jenice Contreras The Presidents’ Council Cleveland 216-771-8702; thepresidentscouncil.com Top Executive(s): Erica Penick
Computers - information
technology
Computer Repair Extraordinaire & Consultants Akron 330-983-9828; crec1.com Top Executive(s): Emmanuel Smith EnDepth Data Inc. Highland Heights 216-802-9844; endepthdata.com Top Executive(s): Charles Hubbard Moss-Card Consulting Inc. Cleveland 216-587-4343; mosscard.com Top Executive(s): Carol Moss StarTech Consulting Inc. Cleveland 440-546-9500; startech-consult.com Top Executive(s): Joe Bains
Construction Adrian Maldonado & Associates Inc. Berea 216-372-0039; adrianmaldonadoandassociates.com Top Executive(s): Adrian Maldonado, Chelsea Maldonado The AKA Team Cleveland 216-751-2000; akateam.com Top Executive(s): Ariane Kirkpatrick The Alert Pioneer Plumbing Company LLC Cleveland 216-678-6499; tap-plumbingco.com Top Executive(s): Wilfred Alert Jr. Automatic Mechanical Shaker Heights 216-235-7006 Top Executive(s): Robert Roberts, Patricia Roberts
Ra Aviles Construction Cleveland 216-939-1084; avilesenergysolutions.net Top Executive(s): Alejandro Aviles Brigadier Construction Services Twinsburg 330-963-0078; brigadierconstruction.com Top Executive(s): Shawnte Thompson The Construction Green Team Cleveland 800-202-7396; tcgreenteam.com Top Executive(s): Margaret Hewitt
The Anderson-DuBose Co. Lordstown 440-248-8800; a-d.us Top Executive(s): Warren Anderson Diversified Services Corp. Cleveland 216-881-9300; heritagefare.net Top Executive(s): Wendell Turner Servco Products Inc. Cleveland 216-249-1900; servcoproducts.com Top Executive(s): Eric Cleveland
Dry cleaning and laundry
Construction Smith Inc. Painesville 440-479-2028; constructionsmithinc.com Top Executive(s): David Smith
All Star Laundry Services Inc. Cleveland 440-349-0332; allstarlaundryservice.com Top Executive(s): Carmelita Burrell
Contractor Connection Inc. Canton 330-479-9894; contractorconnectioninc.com Top Executive(s): Maria Maculaitis
Evergreen Cooperative Laundry Inc. Cleveland 216-486-1947; evgoh.com Top Executive(s): John McMicken, Craig Forgea
Contractors Assistance Association Brooklyn Heights 216-904-4013; ceacisp.org Top Executive(s): Margaret Hewitt, Glen Shumate
Education
McKinley Industries Youngstown 330-774-2468 Top Executive(s): William McKinley On Point Commercial Interiors Cleveland 440-867-4828; onpci.com Top Executive(s): Todd Green R & R Mechanical Inc. Cleveland 216-341-9300; randrmechanical.com Top Executive(s): Richard Fierst R.L. Hill Management Inc. Solon 440-439-0490; rlhillmgmt.com Top Executive(s): Ralphael Hill RAR Contracting Inc. Brooklyn Heights 440-735-1946 Top Executive(s): Keith Rogers Rittman Inc. (dba Mull Iron) Rittman 330-927-6855; mulliron.net Top Executive(s): Chester Mull Jr. S&B Floor Covering Co. Ashtabula 440-992-8441; sbfloorcovering.com Top Executive(s): Otis Sandidge Sunray Window Films LLC Independence 800-295-8468; sunrayfilms.com Top Executive(s): Christine Susnik Wallace Construction & Maintenance Garfield Heights 216-225-3662 Top Executive(s): Virgil Wallace WTD Mechanical LLC Cleveland 216-704-7341; wtdmechanical.com Top Executive(s): Fatima Ware
Day care/child care
centers
Montessori Life Macedonia 330-551-5300; thatmontessorilife.org Top Executive(s): Lydia Stephens
Distribution Amerisochi Inc. Mentor 440-257-9010; amerisochi.com Top Executive(s): Shu See
She Elevates Canton 877-550-1751; sheelevates.org Top Executive(s): DeLores Pressley THORS LLC Medina 330-576-4448; thors.com Top Executive(s): Senthil Kumar
1
Electrical
1
Alternalite Electric Inc. North Olmsted 440-777-7800; alternalite.com Top Executive(s): Gertrudis “Trudy” Ramos BBC Electric Company Inc. Cleveland 216-780-0808; bbcelectric.com Top Executive(s): Barney Callahan
Engineering DLZ Cleveland 216-771-1090; dlz.com Top Executive(s): Vickie Wildeman Pro Geotech Inc. Broadview Heights 440-717-1415; progeotech.com Top Executive(s): Shanmugam Sivakumaran Sandhu & Associates Inc. Westlake 440-892-4470; sandhuinc.com Top Executive(s): Surjit Sandhu
Environmental Cleveland Fresh Cleveland 216-246-6598; clevelandfresh.com Top Executive(s): Tanisha Velez YellowLite Cleveland 216-333-1364; yellowlite.com Top Executive(s): Azam Kazmi
Event planning Covesa Kelly Events Valley View 888-266-0681; covesakellyevents.com Top Executive(s): Covesa Gragg Felder & Co. LLC Cleveland 216-536-0771; felderandco.com Top Executive(s): Michelle Felder Media Design Imaging Cleveland 216-539-4634; mdifilm.com Top Executive(s): Johnny Wu CONTINUED ON PAGE 39
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CRAIN'S LIST | MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES Ranked by local full-time employees RANK
COMPANY
FULL-TIME LOCAL STAFF 1-1-2020
MINORITY OWNERSHIP %
BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
1
JANITORIAL SERVICES INC. (JSI) 4830 E. 49th St., lower level, Cuyahoga Heights 44125 216-341-8601/jsijanitorial.com
600 1
100% Hispanic/Latino
Janitorial services company
Ronald Martinez Jr., president
2
NEW HORIZONS BAKING CO. 211 Woodlawn Ave., Norwalk 44857 419-663-6432/newhorizonsbaking.com
279
100% Black/African American
Commercial bakers
Trina J. Bediako, CEO
3
THE ANDERSON-DUBOSE CO. 5300 Tod Ave. S.W., Lordstown 44481 440-248-8800/a-d.us
221
100% Black/African American
Distributor of food, paper and beverage products
Warren E. Anderson, chairman, CEO
4
SAFE CHOICE LLC 11811 Shaker Blvd., Suite 415, Cleveland 44120 216-231-7233/safechoicellc.com
150
100% Black/African American
General security contractor providing, personnel, security systems, safety training and investigations
Anita L. Spencer, president, owner Anthony Spencer Jr., senior vice president, co-owner
5
EVERGREEN COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY INC. 15300 S. Waterloo Road, Cleveland 44110 216-486-1947/evgoh.com
148
77% Black/African American; 3% Hispanic/ Latino; 3% Middle Eastern/North African; 1% Asian; 3% LGBTQ
Commercial laundry primarily serving the health care industry
John McMicken, CEO Craig Forgea, chief operating officer
Inc.
6
ASW GLOBAL LLC 3375 Gilchrist Road, Mogadore 44260 888-363-8492/aswglobal.com
130
100% Black/African American
Third-party logistics provider
Andre Thornton, owner, CEO
raig
7
CLEVELAND DIE & MANUFACTURING CO. 20303 1st Ave., Middleburg Heights 44130 440-243-3404/clevelanddie.com
125
100% Latino/Hispanic
Tooling and metal stamping company
Juan E. Chahda, president, CEO
8
APEX DERMATOLOGY 5800 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 100, Mayfield Heights 44124 833-279-7546/apexskin.com
110
100% Hispanic/Latino
Medical practice specializing in medical, surgical and aesthetic dermatology
Jorge Garcia-Zuazaga, president, CEO
9
RITTMAN INC. (DBA MULL IRON) 10 Mull Drive, Rittman 44270 330-927-6855/mulliron.net
85
100% Native American
Erectors of miscellaneous structural, ornamental and architectural metals and steel
Chester M. Mull Jr., president
10
MARIGOLD CATERING 3901 Lakeside Ave. E., Suite 100, Cleveland 44114 216-566-5400/marigoldcatering.com
65
100% LGBT
Catering and event planning services company
Joan E. Rosenthal, founder, CEO
10
MVP PLASTICS 15005 Enterprise Way, Middlefield 44062 330-849-3636/mvpplastics.com
65
100% Black/African American
Custom plastics injection molding company
Darrell L. McNair, president, CEO
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Event Venues Marigold Catering Cleveland 216-566-5400; marigoldcatering.com Top Executive(s): Joan Rosenthal
Financial services Merrill Lynch - Cosmo Danielly Pepper Pike 216-292-8027; fa.ml.com/cosmo.danielly Top Executive(s): Cosmo Danielly
Florist Cleveland Flower Walls LLC Cleveland 216-420-3604 Top Executive(s): Andrew Anderson, Denisha Anderson Urban Orchid Cleveland 216-785-3618; theurbanorchid.com Top Executive(s): Brandon Sitler
Health care Apex Dermatology Mayfield Heights 833-279-7546; apexskin.com Top Executive(s): Jorge Garcia-Zuazaga
Ohio Lakeside Regional Investment Center Westlake 216-280-0218; uslakesideeb5.com Top Executive(s): Yong Fu
Cleveland Veterinary Clinic LLC Cleveland 216-563-1299; clevelandveterinarinaryclinic.com Top Executive(s): Venaya Jones
Quiñónez & Associates, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services LLC Independence 216-373-2700; ameripriseadvisors.com/ patty.w.quinonez Top Executive(s): Patty Quiñónez
Direct Health Solutions HR LLC Cleveland 216-242-2990; directhrsolution.com Top Executive(s): Trina Kinnebrew
Fitness and wellness
Forever Phoenix LLC Cleveland 216-857-0354 Top Executive(s): Annette Hollimon
Daybreak Yoga LLC Bedford 216-532-3099; daybreak.yoga Top Executive(s): Dawn Rivers
Helix Dermatology & Skin Surgery Institute LLC Beachwood 440-794-0004; dermlogic.us Top Executive(s): Olga Demidova
Iron Koi Shaker Heights 216-466-1229; ironkoi.com Top Executive(s): Rashida VanLeer-McHargh
Hometech Healthcare Services LLC Cleveland 216-481-8770; hometechhealthcare.com Top Executive(s): Ed Long
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Premier Medical Supplies Inc. Cleveland 216-823-2777; premiermedohio.com Top Executive(s): Claude McCann
Haul-My-Mess.com South Euclid 216-799-9911; haul-my-mess.com Top Executive(s): Ron McCully
Savvy Moving LLC Shaker Heights 216-584-6683; savvymoving.com Top Executive(s): Rachel Bullard
Save a Life CPR Training LLC Bedford Heights 440-381-4158; savealifecle.com Top Executive(s): Danielle Miller
Janitorial Services Inc. (JSI) Cuyahoga Heights 216-341-8601; jsijanitorial.com Top Executive(s): Ronald Martinez Jr.
Management consultants
Shine Acupuncture and Wellness Westlake 330-242-5633; shineacupuncture.com Top Executive(s): Shannon Caperton
ServiceMaster by Davis Cleveland 216-595-1750; svmbydavis.com Top Executive(s): Amonica Davis
Sports and Spine Physical Therapy Inc. Beachwood 216-593-7070; sportspine.com Top Executive(s): Leon Anderson III, Andre Russell
United Commercial Cleaning Crew LLC Beachwood 216-272-0040; unitedcleaningcrew.com Top Executive(s): Rene Teal
Visiting Angels - Cleveland Cleveland 216-231-6400; visitingangels.com/ cleveland/home Top Executive(s): Constance Hill-Johnson, Kevin Johnson
Insurance Taylor Oswald LLC Cleveland 216-452-5952; tayloroswald.com Top Executive(s): Eddie Taylor Jr.
Janitorial services
and supplies
Avenger Services Wickliffe 216-299-0923; avengerservices.com Top Executive(s): Arturo Luna Crystal Clear Solution Inc. Highland Heights 330-631-8309 Top Executive(s): Charles Hubbard
Landscaping Murray Professional Services LLC Cleveland 216-760-3800 Top Executive(s): Alonzo Murray
Law firms - legal services The Chandra Law Firm LLC Cleveland 216-578-1700; chandralaw.com Top Executive(s): Subodh Chandra Margaret W. Wong & Associates LLC Cleveland 216-566-9908; imwong.com Top Executive(s): Margaret Wong
Logistics ASW Global LLC Mogadore 888-363-8492; aswglobal.com Top Executive(s): Andre Thornton
Anderson Consulting Group LLC Cleveland 440-561-0772; advantagegrants.org Top Executive(s): Kendra Anderson ClarIT Solutions Pepper Pike 216-369-9272; claritsolutions.com Top Executive(s): Djifa Amefia ColemanWick - Customer Insights & Analytics Cleveland Heights 216-9402-4888; colemanwick.com Top Executive(s): Odell Coleman Compass Consulting Services LLC Beachwood 216-299-7335; compassconsultingservices.com Top Executive(s): Tameka Taylor Consult 2 Code LLC Cleveland 216-681-9264; consult2code.com Top Executive(s): Angel Washington The Domingo Group LLC Twinsburg 440-941-1280; thedomingogroup.com Top Executive(s): James Domingo Dynamic Consulting Group Aurora 216-659-0029; dcgsupports.com Top Executive(s): Natalia Sandoval Excelarise LLC Macedonia 330-256-5481; excelarise.com Top Executive(s): Zeeba Mercer CONTINUED ON PAGE 40
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CRAIN’S LIST | MINORITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Jason Carthen Enterprises LLC Twinsburg 855-227-9603; jasoncarthen.com Top Executive(s): Jason Carthen KapaMed Consulting LLC Cleveland 216-513-6977; kapamedinc.com Top Executive(s): Fehmida Kapadia Keen Point Consulting LLC Montville 216-513-3011; keenpointconsulting.com Top Executive(s): Anthony Gillespie Keene Advisory Group - Executive Search Consultants Cleveland 216-496-5012; keeneadvisorygroup.com Top Executive(s): Eric Douglas Keene Kestada Strategy Consultants LLC Cleveland 216-282-4275; kestada.com Top Executive(s): Starlyn Priest
MKM Management Consulting Cleveland 216-320-9733; monikakmoss.com Top Executive(s): Monika Moss-Gransberry S&A Consulting Group LLP Cleveland 216-593-0050; sa-consultinggroup.com Top Executive(s): Rita Singh Smart Strategic Business Solutions LLC Cleveland 216-245-7761; ssbsllc.com Top Executive(s): Valerie Smart Spectrum Global Holdings LLC Richmond Heights 216-206-6743; spectrum-global.com Top Executive(s): Nnamdi Obi
Manufacturing Cleveland Die & Manufacturing Co. Middleburg Heights 440-243-3404; clevelanddie.com Top Executive(s): Juan Chahda
Fox Enterprise Services North Canton 330-497-5200; foxenterpriseservices.com Top Executive(s): Delilah Volpe, Anthony Volpe Green City Growers Cooperative Cleveland 216-268-0200; evgoh.com Top Executive(s): John McMicken Hanlon Composites LLC Euclid 216-261-7056; hanloncomposites.com Top Executive(s): Larry Fulton International Container Systems LLC (dba Elsons International) Cleveland 216-481-8219; elsonsinternational.com Top Executive(s): Andrew Jackson King Nut Cos. Solon 440-248-8484; kingnut.com Top Executive(s): Martin Kanan LEFCO Worthington Cleveland 216-432-4422; lefcoworthington.com Top Executive(s): Larry Fulton MVP Plastics Middlefield 330-849-3636; mvpplastics.com Top Executive(s): Darrell McNair New Horizons Baking Co. Norwalk 419-663-6432; newhorizonsbaking.com Top Executive(s): Trina Bediako
SUPPORTING CAREGIVERS & EMPOWERING ALL PEOPLE TO AGE WELL 216.791.8000 l benrose.org
Ray’s Sausage Co. Inc. Cleveland 216-921-8782; rayssausage.com Top Executive(s): Renee Cash
Media El Sol de Cleveland Spanish newspaper Cleveland 216-278-2129; elsoldecleveland.com Top Executive(s): Randy Michael FashionTV Network Cleveland 216-301-0620; fashiontvnetwork.com Top Executive(s): Tino Roncone, Neal Hamilton, Jonathan Thomas Three Butterflies Entertainment & Press LLC Cleveland 216-359-1130; threebutterfliesllc.com Top Executive(s): Leah Lewis
Office - administrative
services
Some Missions Say it All!
A leading provider for elders, McGregor, a non-profit Senior Living Community, has been meeting the changing needs of Northeast Ohio’s seniors for over a century. Through our residential care services, community-based PACE program that keeps people connected in the community, and our grant-making foundation that supports innovations, workforce development and quality of care in all settings, McGregor provides ways to age well and improve lives!
BIG-HR Seven Hills 216-503-0045; bighrsolutions.com Top Executive(s): Cheryl Perez
Office furniture RCF Group Cleveland 216-781-8200; thercfgroup.com Top Executive(s): Carl Satterwhite, Scott Robertson, Damian Thomas
Personnel services -
staffing
Accurate Staffing Inc. Akron 330-630-0700; accuratestaffinginc.com Top Executive(s): Paul Kennedy Diversity Forward Talent Solutions Akron 317-992-1653; diversityforward.com Top Executive(s): Angella Guajardo
mcgregoramasa.org • 216.851.8200 14900 Private Drive Cleveland, Ohio 44112
Photography Mariana Edelman Photography & Design Macedonia 216-798-7921; marianaedelman.com Top Executive(s): Mariana Edelman
Printing AG PrintPromo Solutions Cuyahoga Falls 330-315-9600; theaggroup.com Top Executive(s): Anup Gupta Full Color Printings Cleveland 216-227-8521; fullcolorprintings.com Top Executive(s): Michael Brunstedt Ten10 Design Chardon 440-286-4367; ten10design.com Top Executive(s): Casey Zulandt
Real Estate Anthony Aviles, Re/Max Realtor Mentor 216-212-9219; anthonyaviles.com Top Executive(s): Anthony Aviles Bailey Shelton ASA/SRA Twinsburg 216-346-7121; fcresearch.net Top Executive(s): Bailey Shelton Brick House Realty Maple Heights 216-409-5390; ohiobhr.com Top Executive(s): Andrea Wilson Phoenix Development Group LLC Beachwood 216-910-7469; phoenixdevelopmentgrp.com Top Executive(s): April Bebee Sherry M. Callahan Inc. Cleveland 216-554-8008; sherrycallahan.howardhanna.com Top Executive(s): Sherry Callahan
Restaurants Vitiman Kandie LLC Cleveland 440-373-7618; vitimankandie.com Top Executive(s): Mary Johnson Where The Heart Is Catering & Events Cleveland 216-322-7641; wthicateringandevents.com Top Executive(s): Veronica Henry
Retail Coco’s Chalky Paints Cleveland 216-370-0263; cocoschalkypaints.com Top Executive(s): Hikia Dixon Five Candle Company Parma 216-264-6693; fivecandlecompany.com Top Executive(s): Valentina Hunter LaDrea LLC Aurora 330-299-5027; ladrea.com Top Executive(s): Andrea Carter LaMocha Boutique Cleveland 216-815-9535; lamochaboutique.com Top Executive(s): Esayla Williams Our Favorite Things Boutique & Event Center Cleveland 800-975-0731; ourfavoritethingscle.com Top Executive(s): Lisa McGuthry Styles of Imagination Cleveland 216-508-4005; stylesofimagination.com Top Executive(s): Diane Linston
Tribute’s Spiritual Gift Shop Bedford 216-926-9369; tributesgiftshop.wixsite.com/website Top Executive(s): Carmen Carter
Scientific/technical AMG Consulting Group Kent 703-304-9949; amgtechconsulting.com Top Executive(s): Albert Green Innovative Thinkers Garfield Heights 800-581-9123; it-stem19.com Top Executive(s): Arliea Marshall
Security services Safe Choice LLC Cleveland 216-231-7233; safechoicellc.com Top Executive(s): Anita Spencer, Anthony Spencer Jr.
Social services Asian Services in Action Inc. Cleveland 216-881-0330; asiaohio.org Top Executive(s): Elaine Tso Final Moments Concierge Services LLC Beachwood 216-916-9446; finalmomentsconcierge.com Top Executive(s): Beverly Roach
Telecommunications One View Communications Inc. Glenwillow 216-245-9550; oneviewcommunications.com Top Executive(s): Vanessa Carter
Transportation 1st Choice Movers and More Cleveland 216-441-7933 Top Executive(s): Shann Adams Foundation Transportation Cleveland 216-574-9075; myfdtps.com Top Executive(s): Maranda Pierson, Karl Singleton Jr. The Hard Body Haulers Corp. East Cleveland 216-202-0405; hardbodyhaulers.com Top Executive(s): Eshon Howard Inspiring Lives Forever LLC (dba ILF Transportation) Cleveland 216-417-0215; ilftransportation.com Top Executive(s): NaJeebah Shareef KLN Logistics (dba AIT Worldwide) Middleburg Heights 800-763-7113; klnlogistics.com Top Executive(s): Kimberly Martinez-Giering MJP Trucking LLC Brecksville 440-655-8540; mjptrucking.com Top Executive(s): Laura Pajestka RW Delivery Inc. Cleveland 216-267-2000; rwdelivery.com Top Executive(s): Richard Wall SDS Delivery Systems Inc. Brooklyn 800-313-6201; stevensdeliverysystems.com Top Executive(s): Mark Stevens
Travel Flite II Travel Beachwood 216-464-1762; flite2.com Top Executive(s): Gail Cochran
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CRAIN'S LIST | SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS Ranked by full-time local employees LOCAL FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES RANK
COMPANY
TOTAL 1-1-2020
TOTAL 1-1-2019
CODERS 1-1-2020
INDUSTRY FOCUS
SOFTWARE PRODUCTS
MAIN LANGUAGES
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
HYLAND 28500 Clemens Road, Westlake 44145 440-788-4988/hyland.com
1,872
1,893
293
Health care, higher education, government, finance, insurance, manufacturing
OnBase enterprise content management software suite
C#, C++, C
Bill Priemer, president, CEO
2
MRI SOFTWARE LLC 28925 Fountain Parkway, Solon 44139 800-321-8770/mrisoftware.com
450
421
157
Property management and accounting for the real estate industry
Residential Management, Commercial Management, Investment Solutions, Facilities Management
VB.NET, C#, Java
Patrick Ghilani, CEO John Ensign, president
3
OVERDRIVE INC. One OverDrive Way, Garfield Heights 44125 216-573-6886/overdrive.com
329
297
88
Institutions (libraries, schools)
Libby, Sora, OverDrive
C#, ASP.net MVC / Web API, SQL Server
Steve Potash, founder, CEO
4
FOUNDATION SOFTWARE/ PAYROLL4CONSTRUCTION.COM 17800 Royalton Road, Strongsville 44136 800-246-0800/foundationsoft.com
294
227
57
Accounting software for the construction industry
Foundation, Foundation mobile, Foundation Service Dispatch mobile
PowerBuilder, Delphi, C#, JavaScript
Fred J. Ode, founder Mike C. Ode, president, CEO
5
OECONNECTION 4205 Highlander Parkway, Richfield 44286 330-523-1800/oeconnection.com
276
255
63
OEM distribution networks, serving dealership and repair customers
D2DLink, CollisionLink, RepairLink, ConsumerLink, MyPriceLink, Performance Coaching, Athoris
.NET Framework
Patrick C. Brown, president, CEO Charles Rotuno, executive chairman
6
TRIMBLE TRANSPORTATION 6085 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 44124 440-721-2020/transportation.trimble.com
252
252
55
Transportation logistics
TMWSuite, TruckMate, Innovative, TL2000, TMT Fleet Maintenance, TMT Service Center
C#, .NET Framework, Java
James Langley, senior vice president
7
BRANDMUSCLE 1100 Superior Ave., Suite 500, Cleveland 44114 216-464-4342/brandmuscle.com
200
211
11
Local marketing
BrandMuscle Integrated Local Marketing Platform
C#, SQL, JavaScript
Mike Marchetti, executive vice president, Consumer Brands
8
MIM SOFTWARE INC. 25800 Science Park Drive, Suite 180, Beachwood 44122 216-455-0600/mimsoftware.com
143
132
30
Medical imaging
MIM, MIM Maestro, MIM Encore, MIM Symphony, MIMcloud
Java, Ruby on Rails, C++, MATLAB
Andrew Nelson, CEO
9
PATRIOT SOFTWARE 4883 Dressler Road N.W., Suite 301, Canton 44718 877-968-7147/patriotsoftware.com
94
90
29
Small business
Payroll, Accounting, HR, Time & Attendance,
.NET/C# development
Michael J. Kappel, founder, CEO
10
BINARY DEFENSE 600 Alpha Parkway, Stow 44224 800-246-2792/binarydefense.com
86
66
18
Cybersecurity
Binary Defense Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
F#, Python, Go, JavaScript, C/C++
Mike Valentine, cofounder, CEO
11
1 EDI SOURCE, A DIVISION OF EPICOR 1 31875 Solon Road, Solon 44139 440-519-7800/1edisource.com
80
80
10
Electronic data interchange and managed solutions
HQXchange, EDI HeadQuarters, ManagedXchange, PartnerXchange, IntelligentXchange, AS2 Complete
C# using .NET Framework
Lance Hutt, senior director, general manager
12
NEW INNOVATIONS INC. 3540 Forest Lake Drive, Uniontown 44685 330-899-9954/new-innov.com
79
69
19
Medical
Residency Management Suite, Undergraduate Management Suite
C#, Angular
Steve C. Reed, CEO
13
KEYFACTOR 6150 Oak Tree Blvd., Suite 200, Independence 44131 216-785-2990/keyfactor.com
68
68
20
Cybersecurity for health care, finance, retail, automotive
Keyfactor Command, Keyfactor Control, Keyfactor Code Assure
C#
Ted Shorter, CTO Kevin von Keyserling, chief strategy officer
14
FENETECH INC. 260 Campus Drive, Aurora 44202 330-995-2830/fenetech.com
67
60
26
ERP solutions
FeneVision, Q2S, FENml
.NET Framework
Ronald W. Crowl, president, CEO
15
HCL URBANCODE 1228 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44115 330-554-2202/developer.ibm.com/urbancode
55
50
45
Software/technology
UrbanCode Deploy, UrbanCode Velocity
Java, JavaScript, node.js, mongoDB
Brian J. Muskoff, director, UrbanCode Product Development
16
7SIGNAL SOLUTIONS INC. 6155 Rockside Road, Independence 44131 216-777-2900/7signal.com
50
50
15
Wireless network monitoring
Sapphire Eye, Mobile Eye
Java, Javascript, C/ C++
Thomas M. Barrett, CEO
16
BUYERQUEST INC. 343 W. Bagley Road, Suite 300, Berea 44017 866-937-0670/buyerquest.com
50
50
20
Corporate purchasing
BuyerQuest Procure-to-Pay, BuyerQuest eProcurement, BuyerQuest Marketplace
PHP, JavaScript, Java, SQL, CSS/ SASS
Jack Mulloy, CEO
18
TRIBUTE INC. 1696-F Georgetown Road, Hudson 44236 330-656-3006/tribute.com
48
48
14
Distributors of fluid power and hose products
Tribute, TrulinX
.NET Framework
Timothy M. Reynolds, president, CEO
19
POINTE BLANK SOLUTIONS LTD. 30400 Detroit Road, Suite 400, Westlake 44145 440-243-5100/pointeblank.net
47
45
25
Government, health care, education
MatrixPointe Software, CasePointe, Koolu
C#
Thomas J. Coury, chairman, chief software architect
20
BANYAN TECHNOLOGY 31011 Viking Parkway, Westlake 44145 844-462-2269/banyantechnology.com
46
55
18
Freight carrier connectivity software
Banyan API Hub, Intelligent Pricing, Insights
C#, MVC4/5, SQL, JavaScript, XML
Brian Smith, CEO Lance Healy, founder, chief innovation officer
20
MAIN SEQUENCE TECHNOLOGY INC. 4420 Sherwin Road, Hamilton Hall, Willoughby 44094 440-946-5214/pcrecruiter.net
46
47
11
HR applicant tracking, recruiting CRM, staffing software
PCRecruiter, PCRecruiter Job Board, PCRecruiter Outlook Portal, PCRecruiter Capture
Microsoft stack
Martin H. Snyder, president Gretchen A. Kubicek, CFO
22
DATA-BASICS INC. 600 Broadway Ave., Bedford 44146 216-663-5600/databasics.com
44
43
21
HVAC, construction, field service and accounting
Sam Pro Enterprise, TechAnywhere for Android, DBAnalytics, CRMAnywhere, FMAnywhere
SmallTalk, Android, HTML, DBFrameWork, Azure
Arthur K. Divell Jr., CEO
23
FORMFIRE LLC 1100 Superior Ave., Suite 1650, Cleveland 44114 216-357-7400/formfire.com
38
40
5
Health insurance
FormFire
.NET Framework
Colin Ingram, cofounder, CEO
24
MODERN HIRE 3201 Enterprise Parkway, Suite 410, Beachwood 44122 888-485-7633/modernhire.com
36
29
1
Technology, retail, financial services, health care, consumer
Modern Hire, Virtual Job Tryout
C#, react
Brian Stern, president Mike Hudy, chief science officer
24
REALEFLOW LLC 6659 Pearl Road, Suite 301, Parma Heights 44130 440-545-2095/realeflow.com
36
34
12
Real estate investing
Realeflow
C#
Greg Clement, owner, CEO
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CRAIN'S LIST | WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES Ranked by full-time-equivalent local employees as of March 1, 2020 RANK
COMPANY
FTE LOCAL STAFF 3-1-2020
YEAR FOUNDED
PRIMARY INDUSTRY
DESCRIPTION
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
INFOCISION 325 Springside Drive, Akron 44333 330-668-1400/infocision.com
1,200
1982
Media and marketing
Telemarketing/direct marketing firm
Craig Taylor, CEO Karen Taylor, board chair
2
SPRENGER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS 3885 Oberlin Ave., Lorain 44053 440-989-5200/sprengerhealthcare.com
1,180
1959
Health care
Senior housing and care continuum services provider
Nicole Sprenger, CEO Michael Sprenger, COO
3
LAKESIDE FACILITY SERVICES GROUP 2122 St. Clair Ave. N.E., Cleveland 44147 216-771-2400/lfs-group.com
210
1999
Business services
Janitorial services provider for commercial and health care facilities
Katiya Cassese, president Anthony Cassese, CEO
4
HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE - MENTOR 7334 Center St., Mentor 44060 440-257-5800/homeinstead.com
200
2000
Health care
Provides individualized care to help seniors remain at home independently
Therese Zdesar, president, CEO
5
UNIVERSAL METAL PRODUCTS INC. 29980 Lakeland Blvd., Wickliffe 44092 440-943-7310/ump-inc.com
182
1946
Manufacturing
Manufacturer of custom metal stampings
Scott Seaholm, CEO
6
MARS ELECTRIC CO. 6655 Beta Drive, Suite 200, Mayfield Village 44143 440-946-2250/mars-electric.com
164
1952
Wholesale and distribution
Distributor of electrical, lighting and power distribution products
Fran Doris, CEO
7
MILLENNIUM CAPITAL AND RECOVERY CORP. 95 Executive Parkway, Hudson 44236 877-500-6272/nationwiderecoverymanagers.com
150
1999
Business services
Recovery management firm providing skip tracing, impound services and vendor management for lenders
Jayne R. Bronchetti, president
8
FRANK NOVAK & SONS COS. 23940 Miles Road, Bedford Heights 44128 216-475-5440/franknovak.com
125
1912
Construction, architecture, engineering
Commercial finish contractor and manufacturer of custom lighting, acoustic panels and OEM parts
Gayle F. Pinchot, president Pamela Pinchot Bozsvai, vice president
9
LITIGATION MANAGEMENT INC. 6000 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 44124 440-484-2000/lmiweb.com
124
1984
Law
Provider of medical-legal discovery, litigation, regulatory and settlement support services
Elizabeth B. Juliano, founder, CEO
10
VOCON 3142 Prospect Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-588-0800/vocon.com
120
1987
Business services
Strategy, architecture and design firm
Deborah V. Donley Paul M. Voinovich, principals
11
US COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRIC INC. 4933 NEO Parkway, Garfield Heights 44128 216-478-0810/uscande.com
118
1996
Tech and telecom
Specializes in voice, data, video and security structured cabling, closed-circuit TV
Patricia Connole, CEO
12
HANSON SERVICES IN-HOME ASSISTED LIVING PROVIDERS 17017 Madison Ave., Lakewood 44107 216-226-5425/hansonservices.com
100
1996
Health care
Provider of in-home assisted living services for older adults
Mary Ann Hanson, president, CEO
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YEAR FOUNDED
PRIMARY INDUSTRY
DESCRIPTION
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
RANK
COMPANY
13
TYLOK INTERNATIONAL INC. 1061 E. 260th St., Euclid 44132 216-261-7310/tylok.com
85
1955
Manufacturing
Manufacturer of instrumentation fittings and valves
Scott Hahl, COO
14
MARGARET W. WONG & ASSOCIATES LLC 3150 Chester Ave., Cleveland 44114 216-566-9908/imwong.com
81
1986
Law
Immigration, deportation and criminal law firm
Margaret W. Wong, president, managing partner
15
PIERRE'S ICE CREAM CO. 6200 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44103 216-432-1144/pierres.com
80
1932
Food and beverage
Ice cream manufacturer and distributor
Shelley Roth, president
16
REGENCY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC. 5475 Engle Road, Brook Park 44142 216-519-1188/regencycsi.com
65
1994
Construction, architecture and engineering
Commercial construction for health care, education and civic organizations
Tari S. Rivera, president
17
ALCO-CHEM INC. 45 N. Summit St., Akron 44308 330-253-3535/alco-chem.com
62
1969
Manufacturing
Manufacturer and distributor of janitorial and sanitation supplies
Luanne Worthington, CEO
18
MIDWEST MATERIALS INC. 3687 Shepard Road, Perry 44081 440-259-5200/midwestmaterials.com
58
1952
Manufacturing
Steel service center
Brian D. Robbins, CEO Noreen Koppelman-Goldstein, president
18
VMI GROUP INC. 8854 Valley View Road, Macedonia 44056 330-405-4113/thevmigroup.com
58
2012
Construction, architecture and engineering
Commercial and industrial contractor specializing in foundations and structure
Neille Vitale, president
20
METIS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC 175 E. Erie St., Suite 303, Kent 44240 330-677-7333/metisconstruction.com
58
2009
Construction, architecture and engineering
Commercial general contractor
Julie Brandle, president Donna Komar, CFO
21
MCSTEEN & ASSOCIATES INC. 1415 E. 286 St., Wickliffe 44092 800-250-3451/mcsteen.com
53
1970
Real estate
Residential and commercial land surveying
Kevin Woeste, CEO
22
CYNERGIES CONSULTING INC. 26301 Curtiss-Wright Parkway, Suite 115, Richmond Heights 44143 216-798-6655/cynergies.net
50
1997
Business services
Information technology staffing provider
Debbie A. Holy, president
22
SAFE CHOICE LLC 11811 Shaker Blvd., Suite 415, Cleveland 44120 216-231-7233/safechoicellc.com
50
2010
Business services
General security contractor providing, personnel, security systems, safety training and investigations
Anita L. Spencer, president, owner Anthony Spencer Jr., senior vice president, co-owner
22
ULLMAN OIL COMPANY LLC 9812 E. Washington St., Chagrin Falls 44023 440-543-5195/ullmanoil.com
50
1967
Wholesale and distribution
Petroleum products distributor
Jennifer W. Berlin, president
25
TRI-MOR CORP. 8530 N. Boyle Parkway, Twinsburg 44087 330-963-3101/trimor.com
46
1981
Construction, architecture and engineering
Concrete paving and infrastructure contractor
Neille Vitale, CEO
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This year for the first time you’ll see savings institutions like Third Federal Savings & Loan and Ohio Savings Bank mixed in with commercial banks on our Banks list. So many locally operating thrifts have converted to commercial bank charters that it made sense to merge our old Savings Institutions list into our Banks list. Speaking of mergers, there were plenty on our Money Managers and Investment Advisers lists in 2019, which was a big year for deals nationally and locally (as you can tell from the footnotes on the lists). But some deals aren’t meant to be: Brookfield Infrastructure’s deal to buy Cincinnati Bell was in the top 10 on our Ohio Mergers & Acquisitions list in January 2020, but we dropped it because they later got outbid by Macquarie Infrastructure Partners. Look for that deal on next year’s list. — Chuck Soder
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CRAIN'S LIST | BANKS Ranked by Northeast Ohio deposits as of June 30, 2020 NORTHEAST OHIO DEPOSITS (MILLIONS) RANK
COMPANY MAIN LOCAL OFFICE
6-30-2020
6-30-2019
% CHANGE
LOCAL OFFICES
EMPLOYEES WORLDWIDE (FTE) 6-30-2020
HOLDING COMPANY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
KEYBANK NA 127 Public Square, Cleveland 44114 216-689-3000; key.com
$34,777.9
$19,326.3
80%
112
16,913
KeyCorp Cleveland
Christopher M. Gorman, chairman, president CEO
2
HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK 200 Public Square, Cleveland 44114 800-480-2265; huntington.com
$23,614.9
$20,503.2
15.2%
200
15,790
Huntington Bancshares Columbus
Sean P. Richardson, Cleveland regional president
3
PNC BANK 1900 E. 9th St., Cleveland 44114 888-762-2265; pnc.com
$17,100.9
$13,697.3
24.8%
114
52,146
PNC Financial Services Group Inc. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pat Pastore, regional president
4
CITIZENS BANK 1215 Superior Ave., Cleveland 44114 216-277-5326; citizensbank.com
$12,484
$10,756.2
16.1%
79
18,165
Citizens Financial Group Inc. Providence, Rhode Island
James M. Malz, president
5
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA 1300 E. 9th St., Cleveland 44114 800-935-9935; chase.com
$10,526.3
$8,711.2
20.8%
85
200,025
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Cleveland
Rudy Bentlage, executive director, commercial banking; market executive, Northeast Ohio
6
FIFTH THIRD BANK 600 Superior Ave. E., Cleveland 44114 216-274-5533; 53.com
$6,959.1
$5,567
25%
70
21,064
Fifth Third Bancorp Cincinnati
Joseph D. DiRocco, regional president, Northern Ohio
7
THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 7007 Broadway Ave., Cleveland 44105 800-844-7333; thirdfederal.com
$6,545.7
$6,088.6
7.5%
21
998
TFS Financial Corp. Cleveland
Marc A. Stefanski, chairman, president, CEO
8
U.S. BANK 1350 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-623-9300; usbank.com
$3,631.5
$2,726
33.2%
67
69,626
U.S. Bancorp Minneapolis, Minnesota
Alan Zang, regional president, Northeast and Central Ohio markets
9
OHIO SAVINGS BANK (A DIVISION OF NEW YORK COMMUNITY BANK) 1801 E. 9th St., Cleveland 44114 216-736-3480; mynycb.com
$2,498.7
$2,341.2
6.7%
28
2,763
New York Community Bancorp Inc. Westbury, New York
Anthony Donatelli, executive vice president
10
PREMIER BANK (FORMERLY HOME SAVINGS BANK AND FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF THE MIDWEST )1 275 W. Federal St., Youngstown 44503 330-742-0500; yourpremierbank.com
$2,312.7
$1,897.1
21.9%
26
1,077
Premier Financial Corp. Defiance
Donald P. Hileman, CEO; Gary M. Small, president
11
DOLLAR BANK FSB 2 1301 E. 9th St., Cleveland 44114 216-736-8934; dollar.bank
$2,259.4
$1,961.5
15.2%
29
1,398
—
William M. Elliott Jr., executive vice president, regional lending director
NOTES: 1. Home Savings and First Federal Bank of the Midwest became known as Premier Bank in June 2020 following the merger of their parent companies in January. 2. This entry is highlighted because the organization is a premium Book of Lists sponsor.
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Branch Manager Jeanette Knauf
Commercial Lenders
Jamie Brotherton, Chris McManis, and Richard Ritley
Mortgage Consultants
Michele Cermak, Michael Lewin, and Troy McMahan
Treasury Management Heathyr Ullmo
Retirement Plan Services Craig Gabel
Private Banking Stacey Johnson
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COMPANY MAIN LOCAL OFFICE
6-30-2020
6-30-2019
% CHANGE
LOCAL OFFICES
EMPLOYEES WORLDWIDE (FTE) 6-30-2020
HOLDING COMPANY
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
12
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF CANFIELD 20 S. Broad St., Canfield 44406 888-988-3276; farmersbankgroup.com
$2,138.6
$1,705.3
25.4%
32
412
Farmers National Banc Corp. Canfield
Kevin J. Helmick, president, CEO
13
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA 55 Public Square, Cleveland 44113 800-555-5455; fnb-online.com
$1,703.9
$1,360.4
25.2%
26
3,963
F.N.B. Corp. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Jeffrey S. Bechtel, regional market executive; president, Cleveland region
14
FIRST FEDERAL LAKEWOOD 14806 Detroit Ave., Lakewood 44107 216-529-2700; ffl.net
$1,612.7
$1,618.4
-0.4%
19
393
First Mutual Holding Co. Lakewood
Timothy E. Phillips, president, CEO
15
TCF NATIONAL BANK (FORMERLY CHEMICAL BANK) 3900 Park East Drive, Suite 300, Beachwood 44122 216-706-3709; tcfbank.com
$1,555.5
$1,313.5
18.4%
24
6,855
TCF Financial Corp. Detroit, Michigan
Jamie R. Lynch Jr., regional president, Ohio
16
WESTFIELD BANK FSB Two Park Circle, Westfield Center 44251 800-368-8930; westfield-bank.com
$1,512.9
$1,194
26.7%
7
182
—
Jon W. Park, chairman, CEO
17
MIDDLEFIELD BANKING CO. 15985 E. High St., Middlefield 44062 440-632-1666; middlefieldbank.bank
$1,031.9
$963.9
7.1%
11
198
Middlefield Banc Corp. Middlefield
Thomas G. Caldwell, president, CEO
18
NORTHWEST BANK 457 Broadway Ave., Lorain 44052 440-244-8014; northwest.com
$992.3
$886.3
12%
21
2,519
Northwest Bancshares Inc. Warren, Pennsylvania
Kevin Nelson, president, Ohio region
19
CIVISTA BANK 100 E. Water St., Sandusky 44870 419-625-4121; civista.bank
$977.6
$770.8
26.8%
13
456
Civista Bancshares Inc. Sandusky
Dennis G. Shaffer, president, CEO
20
FIRST COMMONWEALTH BANK 1100 Superior Ave., Suite 1365, Cleveland 44114 800-711-2265; fcbanking.com
$836.5
$713
17.3%
13
1,465
First Commonwealth Financial Corp. Indiana, Pennsylvania
Jane Grebenc, president; George Moy, senior vice president, regional president for northern Ohio
21
CORTLAND SAVINGS AND BANKING CO. 194 W. Main St., Cortland 44410 330-637-8040; cortlandbank.com
$648.6
$577
12.4%
13
153
Cortland Bancorp Cortland
James M. Gasior, president, CEO
22
WAYNE SAVINGS COMMUNITY BANK 151 N. Market St., Wooster 44691 330-264-5767; waynesavings.com
$415.1
$379.3
9.4%
10
96
Wayne Savings Bancshares Inc. Wooster
James R. "Jay" VanSickle II, president, CEO
23
ANDOVER BANK 600 E. Main St., Andover 44003 440-293-7256; andoverbankohio.com
$364.2
$311.5
16.9%
7
81
Andover Bancorp Inc. Andover
Stephen E. Varckette, president, CEO
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CRAIN'S LIST | LARGEST OHIO MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS ANNOUNCED IN 2019 Ranked by deal size DEAL VALUE (MILLIONS)
COMPANY/ASSET SOLD; LOCATION
BUYER; LOCATION
SELLER; LOCATION
DATE ANNOUNCED
DESCRIPTION OF COMPANY/ASSET SOLD
1
$43,590.6 Closed
Worldpay Inc. Symmes Township
Fidelity National Information Services Inc. Jacksonville, Fla.
—
March 18, 2019
Worldpay provides electronic payment processing services.
2 3
$5,750.0 Closed
Auris Health Inc. Redwood City, Calif.
Ethicon US LLC Cincinnati
—
Feb. 13, 2019
Auris Surgical Robotics develops robotics technology for diagnostic and therapeutic bronchoscopic procedures.
$4,400.0 Closed
Epsilon Data Management LLC Irving, Texas
Publicis Groupe Holdings B.V.; MMS USA Investments Inc. Amstelveen, Netherlands; Brooklyn, N.Y.
Alliance Data Systems Corp. Columbus
April 14, 2019
Epsilon Data Management provides marketing solutions that integrate data, creativity and technologies for advertisers.
4
$3,675.0 Closed
LORD Corp. Cary, N.C.
Parker-Hannifin Corp. Mayfield Heights
Jura LLC Los Gatos, Calif.
April 29, 2019
LORD Corp. manufactures adhesives, coatings, motion management devices, sensing technologies and other products.
5
$3,634.8 Closed
AK Steel Holding Corp. West Chester
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Cleveland
Various investors
Dec. 3, 2019
AK Steel produces flat-rolled carbon as well as stainless and electrical steel products in the United States and internationally.
6 7
$3,275.8 Closed
Andeavor Logistics LP Findlay
MPLX LP Findlay
Various investors
May 8, 2019
Andeavor Logistics operates as a diversified midstream company in the United States.
$2,575.9 Closed
Multi-Color Corp. Cincinnati
WS Packaging Group Inc. Green Bay, Wisc.
Diamond Castle Holdings; Constantia Flexibles Holding New York City; Vienna, Austria
Feb. 25, 2019
Multi-Color Corp. manufactures label products in the United States and internationally.
8
$2,205.1 Closed
Milacron Holdings Corp. Cincinnati
Hillenbrand Inc. Batesville, Ind.
—
July 12, 2019
Milacron makes and services engineered and customized systems within the plastic technology and processing industry.
9
$1,850.0 Closed
Benchmark Senior Living portfolio United States
KKR & Co. Inc. New York, N.Y.
Welltower Inc. Toledo
July 31, 2019
The deal includes assisted living properties in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
10
$1,725.0 Closed
Exotic Metals Forming Company LLC Kent, Wash.
Parker-Hannifin Corp. Mayfield Heights
Various investors
July 29, 2019
Exotic Metals manufactures air- and exhaust-management products for aircraft and engines.
11
$1,500.0 Closed
Clariant's color and additive masterbatch business Switzerland
PolyOne Corp. Avon Lake
Clariant AG Muttenz, Switzerland
Dec. 18, 2019
The business manufactures color and additive concentrates and performance solutions for plastics.
12
$1,400.0 Closed
Cooper Lighting Solutions Peachtree City, Ga.
Signify N.V. (formerly Philips Lighting) Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Eaton Corp. Beachwood
Oct. 15, 2019
Cooper Lighting sells lighting products for the commercial, industrial, residential and municipal markets.
13
$1,300.0 1 Closed
OEConnection LLC Richfield
Genstar Capital San Francisco
Providence Equity Partners Providence, R.I.
Aug. 1, 2019
OEConnection makes software that allows car and heavy truck dealers to sell original equipment parts to other dealers and repair shops.
14 15
$1,180.0 Closed
Ensemble RCM LLC (51% stake) Huntersville, N.C.; Mason, Ohio
Golden Gate Capital San Francisco
Bon Secours Mercy Health Cincinnati
May 29, 2019
Ensemble RCM provides revenue cycle management services for hospitals and physician practice operators.
$1,080.0 Closed
Infiltrator Water Technologies LLC Old Saybrook, Conn.
Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. Hilliard
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board Toranto, Ontario
Aug. 1, 2019
Infiltrator Water Technologies manufactures various products for the onsite wastewater and water industry.
16
$920.0 Closed
TransDigm's Souriau-Sunbank Connection Technologies business Versailles, France
Eaton Corp. plc Beachwood
TransDigm Group Inc. Cleveland
Oct. 29, 2019
The business makes electrical interconnect products for harsh environments for customers in the aerospace, defense, industrial, energy and transport industries.
17
$851.7 Closed
Three credit card portfolios of Alliance Data Systems Corp. United States
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Alliance Data Systems Corp. Columbus
Feb. 26, 2019
The asset consists of three credit card portfolios worth about $851.7 million.
18
$850.0 Closed
35 medical office buildings (85% stake) United States
Invesco Ltd. Atlanta
Welltower Inc. Toledo
Nov. 11, 2019
The buildings contain 2.6 million square feet of space; all are affiliated with health systems.
19 20
$787.0 Announced
29 medical office buildings United States
Welltower Inc. Toledo
Hammes Company LLC Brookfield, Wisc.
Nov. 11, 2019
The 29 facilities contain 1.5 million square feet of space located mainly in densely populated areas.
$785.5 Closed
Omnova Solutions Inc. Beachwood
Synthomer USA LLC Atlanta
Various investors
July 3, 2019
Omnova provides specialty solutions and performance materials for various commercial, industrial and residential end uses.
21 22 23
$775.0 Closed
GEON Performance Solutions Avon Lake
SK Capital Partners New York City
PolyOne Corp. Avon Lake
Aug. 19, 2019
GEON is a processor of a wide range of engineered polymers.
$740.0 Closed
Utica East Ohio Midstream LLC Dennison, Ohio
The Williams Companies Inc. Tulsa, Okla.
Momentum Midstream LLC Houston
March 18, 2019
Utica East Ohio Midstream LLC owns and operates gas pipelines.
$680.0 Closed
More than a thousand AT&T wireless towers United States
Peppertree Capital Management Inc. Chagrin Falls
AT&T Inc. Dallas
Oct. 25, 2019
The towers comprised the remainder of the domestic towers owned by AT&T, which has agreed to lease them back.
24
$607.0 Effective
Shopping center porfolio (80% stake) Georgia, South Carolina
China Life Insurance Co.; SITE Centers Corp. Beijing, China; Beachwood
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Jan. 29, 2019
Represents an 80% stake in a portfolio of shopping centers located in Georgia and South Carolina.
25 25
$580.0 Closed
Kony Inc. Austin, Texas
Temenos AG Geneva, Switzerland
Diebold Nixdorf, other investors North Canton
Aug. 28, 2019
Kony provides software to the banking industry.
$580.0 Closed
Eight television stations of Nexstar Media Group Inc. United States
Scripps Broadcasting Holdings LLC Cincinnati
Nexstar Media Group Inc. Irving, Texas
March 20, 2019
The stations are located in Phoenix; Miami; Salt Lake City; New York City; Grand Rapids, Mich.; and Norfolk and Richmond, Va.
27
$540.0 Closed
Scout RFP Inc. San Francisco
Workday Inc. Pleasanton, Calif.
Various investors
Nov. 4, 2019
Scout RFP operates a cloud-based sourcing platform that automates the enterprise buying process for buyers and suppliers.
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CRAIN'S LIST | INVESTMENT ADVISERS Ranked by regulatory assets under local management ASSETS UNDER LOCAL MGMT (MILLIONS)
RANK
COMPANY LOCAL ADDRESS
12-31-2019 % CHANGE SINCE 2018
WITH DISCRETION
ADV ASSETS (MILLIONS)
$1,428
HEAD OF INVESTING
COMPENSATION
PRIMARY LOCAL ADVISORY SERVICES
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
$389,151
Fee only, percent of AUM
Portfolio management for businesses and institutional clients, financial planning, pension consulting, seminars/workshops
Kevin Barry
Mario Giganti, senior VP, financial advisor Steve Wilt, principal, financial advisor
$1,400,000
Percent of AUM
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals, businesses and institutional clients, pension consulting services
Darrell Cronk
Doug Krapf Matt Shannon James Barsella, managing directors
1
CAPTRUST 222 S. Main St., Suite 220, Akron 330-535-4550/captrust.com
$9,418 1 12.3%
2
LEGACY STRATEGIC ASSET MANAGEMENT OF WELLS FARGO ADVISORS 1891 Georgetown Road, Hudson 330-655-7065/legacystrategicassetmgmt.com
$7,800 9.9%
$0
3
SEQUOIA FINANCIAL GROUP LLC 3500 Embassy Parkway, Suite 100, Akron 330-375-9480/sequoia-financial.com
$3,171 17.1%
$2,116
$4,618
Percent of AUM, hourly rates, fixed fees
Financial planning and portfolio management for individuals and small businesses
Chad Roope
Tom Haught, president, CEO
4
CM WEALTH ADVISORS 2000 Auburn Drive, Suite 400, Beachwood 216-831-9667/cmwealthadvisors.com
$2,938 11.2%
$2,628
$2,938
Percent of AUM, fixed fees
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals, businesses and institutional clients
Cynthia Koury
James Wert, CEO, managing member
5
FAIRPORT WEALTH 1350 Euclid Ave., Suite 400, Cleveland 216-431-3000/fairportwealth.com
$2,560 51.5%
$2,008
$57,000 2
Fee only
Financial planning (wealth management), portfolio management for individuals/small businesses, seminars/workshops
John Silvis
Kenneth Coleman Heather Ettinger, managing partners
6
CERITY PARTNERS LLC 50 Public Square, Cleveland 216-464-6266/ceritypartners.com
$2,200 15.3%
$2,200
$24,683
Fee only and percent AUM
Financial planning, portfolio management, retirement plan consulting, tax planning and preparation
Benjamin Pace
Robert Smith, partner, Cleveland market leader
7
FAIRWAY WEALTH MANAGEMENT LLC 6055 Rockside Woods Blvd., Suite 330, Independence 216-573-7200/fairwaywealth.com
$1,617 17.6%
$3
$1,617
Fee only based on assets and/or services
Financial planning/wealth management, portfolio/investment management, retirement planning, family office services
Mark Weiskind
Daniel Gaugler, managing director, CEO
8
CEDAR BROOK GROUP 5885 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 200, Mayfield Heights 440-683-9200/cedarbrookfinancial.com
$1,343 38.6%
$1,259
$1,405
Negotiated
Financial planning, wealth management, risk management
Azim Nakhooda
William Glubiak, CEO
9
PROSPERITY CAPITAL ADVISORS 30400 Detroit Road, Suite 201, Westlake 888-240-0064/prosperitycapitaladvisors.com
$1,224 30.6%
$1,224
$1,224
Fee only, percent of AUM
Financial planning; portfolio management for individuals, businesses and institutional clients; seminars
Clint Pelfrey Jerry Herman
Jason Smith, CEO
10
NCA FINANCIAL PLANNERS 6095 Parkland Blvd., Suite 210, Mayfield Heights 440-473-1115/ncafinancial.com
$1,037 3.5%
$1,036
$1,037
Percent of AUM
Portolio management for individuals and small businesses
Leslie Globits
Kevin Myeroff, president, CEO
11
MCDONALD PARTNERS LLC 1301 E. 9th St., Suite 3700, Cleveland 216-912-0567/mcdonald-partners.com
$1,025 15.0%
$625
$1,218
Fee and commission
Portfolio management for individuals, businesses and institutional clients, financial planning, pension consulting
Thomas Yako Bill Hegarty
Thomas McDonald, chairman, CEO
12
MARCUM WEALTH 3 6685 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village 440-605-1900/marcumwealth.com
$1,006 41.9%
$1,001
$1,006
Fee only
Financial planning, investment management, 401(k) plan consulting, business consulting
Michael McKeown
Eric Wulff, CEO
13
MGO INVESTMENT ADVISORS INC. 24400 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 310, Beachwood 216-771-4242/mgo-inc.com
$842 21.1%
$429
$842
Percent of AUM
Portfolio management for individuals/small businesses
Michael Moskal
Ronald Gross, president
14
CAPITAL ADVISORS LTD. 20600 Chagrin Blvd., Shaker Heights 216-295-7900/capitaladvisorsltd.com
$770 9.7%
$761
$770
Percent of AUM
Financial planning, portfolio management, adviser consensus building, retirement modeling
Rob Holub Zachary Abrams
Neil Waxman Mark Ciulla, managing directors
15
ST. CLAIR ADVISORS LLC 6120 Parkland Blvd., Suite 306, Mayfield Heights 216-925-5670/saintclairllc.com
$682 22.9%
$682
$682
Fee only, fixed or based on AUM
Wealth planning, investment advisory, tax planning and compliance services
David Sommer
Ronald Bates, chairman
16
LANDING POINT FINANCIAL GROUP 36350 Detroit Road, Avon 440-934-7100/landingpointfinancialgroup.com
$559 7.8%
$144
$559
Fee and commission
Portfolio management for individuals/ businesses, financial planning, pension consulting
Matt O'Bryon
Joe Flinner, president, CEO
17
SCOTT SNOW (FINANCIAL ADVISORS) LLC 1991 Crocker Road, Suite 210, Westlake 440-871-7669/s2fa.com
$493 15.6%
$0
$493
Fee only, percent of AUM
Porfolio management for individuals
Scott Snow
Scott Snow, managing director
18
VANTAGE FINANCIAL GROUP INC. 6200 Rockside Road, Independence 216-642-7878/vanfin.com
$459 4 -6.5%
$359
$572
AUM fees, consulting and planning fees (flat or hourly)
Portfolio management for individuals/small businesses, pension consulting, financial planning and consulting
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William McCormick, president, CEO
19
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES INC. 6200 Rockside Road, Independence 216-642-7878/fmstrategies.biz
$448 4 26.2%
$356
$448
Fee only, percentage of AUM
Portfolio management, retirement plan consulting services, financial planning
Charles Elliott
Jeffrey Knox, president, CEO
20
DEMMING FINANCIAL SERVICES CORP. 13 New Hudson Road, Aurora 330-562-2122/demmingfinancial.com
$430 9.1%
$430
$430
Fee based on AUM
Financial planning
David Demming Jr.
David Demming Sr., president
21
W.A. SMITH FINANCIAL GROUP 5070 Waterford Drive, Sheffield Village 440-934-8691/wasmithfinancial.com
$410 41.0%
$377
$410
Percent of AUM, financial planning fees
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals, seminars/workshops/webinars
William Smith
William Smith, founder, CEO
22
LINEWEAVER WEALTH ADVISORS 9035 Sweet Valley Drive, Valley View 216-520-1711/lineweaver.net
$405 5 32.3%
$405
$405
Fees, percent of AUM
Wealth management for private and corporate clients, retirement plans for corporate clients, tax strategy planning and risk management strategy
Jim Lineweaver
Jim Lineweaver, president, founder
23
JENTNER WEALTH MANAGEMENT 3677 Embassy Parkway, Akron 330-668-1000/jentner.com
$401 16.2%
$401
$401
Fee only, percent of AUM
Financial planning and investment management
Seth Jentner
Bruce Jentner, president
NOTES: 1. CAPTRUST announced in June 2019 that it had acquired Cornerstone Capital Advisors of Uniontown, which had $520 million in regulatory assets under management as of May 2019. 2. Fairport Wealth began rolling its assets into the ADV of its Chicago-based parent company, HighTower Advisors, on May 1, 2019. 3. Marcum Wealth acquired a minority stake in Aurum Wealth Management in March 2020 and has rebranded as Marcum Wealth. 4. Vantage Financial in May 2019 announced the acquisition of Plancorp Inc. of Valley View. Plancorp subsidiary Financial Management Strategies now shares an office with Vantage but they report numbers separately. 5. Lineweaver's figures are as of April 1, 2020.
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FINANCE ASSETS UNDER LOCAL MGMT (MILLIONS)
RANK
12-31-2019 % CHANGE SINCE 2018
COMPANY LOCAL ADDRESS
WITH DISCRETION
ADV ASSETS (MILLIONS)
COMPENSATION
PRIMARY LOCAL ADVISORY SERVICES
HEAD OF INVESTING
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
24
PEAK WEALTH SOLUTIONS 29225 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 100, Pepper Pike 216-370-7887/retirepeak.com
$388 21.3%
$310
$388
Percent of AUM
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals, education seminars, pension consulting
Greg Gromek
David Kocsis Greg Gromek, managing principals
25
DAKOTA WEALTH MANAGEMENT 1 275 Springside Drive, Suite 250, Akron 330-598-2208/dakotawm.com
$306 18.6%
$302
$1,145
Fee only
Portfolio management for individuals, businesses and institutional clients, financial planning, seminars/workshops
Patrick Hahn
Carina Diamond, chief experience officer
26
REED FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. 5885 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 110, Mayfield Heights 216-464-2090/reed-financial.com
$251 17.5%
$251
$251
Percent of AUM
Financial advice, investment management
James Reed
James Reed, president Amanda Lisachenko, COO
27
PLANNED FINANCIAL SERVICES 7000 Fitzwater Road, Suite 300, Cleveland 440-740-0130/plannedfinancial.com
$250 30.2%
$250
$250
Percent of AUM, fees for financial planning/family office services
Portfolio management for individuals and business/institutional clients; financial planning; family office services and 401(k)/403(b) plans
Cynthia Yang
Frank Fantozzi, president, founder Joe Rogers II, finance and operations director
28
ADVANCE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 5005 Rockside Road, Suite 215, Independence 216-520-1437/acadviser.com
$242 17.0%
$236
$2,955
Fee only
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals/small businesses, pension consulting, seminars/workshops
Christopher Kostiz
Todd Schmidt, financial adviser
29
CIRRUS WEALTH MANAGEMENT 6060 Rockside Woods Blvd., Independence 216-503-9310/cirruswealth.com
$239 27.8%
$164
$239
Percent of AUM, hourly charges, fixed fees
Portfolio management for individuals and small businesses
Joseph Heider
Joseph Heider, president, financial adviser
30
FIDATO WEALTH LLC 7530 Lucerne Drive, Suite 400, Middleburg Heights 440-572-5552/fidatowealth.com
$212 27.3%
$212
$212
Percent of AUM; life/long-term care insurance commission when needed
Retirement planning, value acceleration and business transition, family wealth management
Tony D'Amico
Tony D'Amico, founder, managing partner
31
PARADIGM WEALTH MANAGEMENT LLC 159 Crocker Park Blvd., Suite 400, Westlake 440-892-5900/investpwm.com
$202 9.0%
$193
$222
Percent of AUM
Financial planning and portfolio management for individuals/small businesses
Marnie Randel
Douglas Kuhlman, managing partner
32
WALDEN WEALTH PARTNERS LLC 34305 Solon Road, Suite 75, Solon 440-248-1632/waldenwealth.com
$197 17.6%
$189
$197
Fee only
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals, pension consulting
Sarah Hannibal
Sarah Hannibal Karin Stifler, partners
33
PRESPER FINANCIAL ARCHITECTS 520 S. Main St., Suite 2552, Akron 330-253-6000/presperfinancial.com
$192 29.5%
$192
$192
Fee only
Portfolio management for individuals/small businesses, financial planning, seminars/ workshops
Thomas Presper
Thomas Presper, founder, financial adviser
34
TRUE WEALTH DESIGN 700 Ghent Road, Suite 100, Akron 330-777-0688/truewealthdesign.com
$161 27.0%
$161
$161
Percent of AUM
Retirement planning, investment management, tax planning, tax preparation
Kevin Kroskey
Kevin Kroskey, president, chief investment officer
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CRAIN'S LIST | MONEY MANAGERS Ranked by regulatory assets under local management ASSETS UNDER LOCAL MGMT (MILLIONS)
RANK
COMPANY LOCAL ADDRESS
12-31-2019 % CHANGE FROM 2018
WITH DISCRETION
ADV ASSETS (MILLIONS)
COMPENSATION
PRIMARY LOCAL ADVISORY SERVICES
HEAD OF INVESTING
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
BOYD WATTERSON ASSET MANAGEMENT LLC 1301 E. 9th St., Suite 2900, Cleveland 216-771-3450/boydwatterson.com
$11,098 30.8%
$10,503
$11,098
Fee only, percent of AUM
Portfolio management
Brian Gevry
Brian Gevry, CEO, CIO; Timothy Hyland, president; Brian Convery, Michael Bee, executive VPs
2
VICTORY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC. 4900 Tiedeman Road, 4th Floor, Brooklyn 216-898-2400/vcm.com
$8,591 1 -21.9%
$8,439
$157,608
Percent of AUM
Portfolio management
CIO at franchise level
David Brown, chairman, CEO
3
ANCORA 6060 Parkland Blvd., Suite 200, Mayfield Heights 216-825-4000/ancora.net
$7,977 25.6%
$4,809
$7,977
Percent of AUM
Portfolio management, financial planning, retirement plans
John Micklitsch
Fred DiSanto, chairman, CEO
4
AB BERNSTEIN 127 Public Square, 50th floor, Cleveland 216-263-8090/bernstein.com
$6,519 4.2%
$6,519
$585,963
Performance based or percent of AUM
Portfolio management for individuals, businesses and institutional clients; financial planning
Alexander Chaloff Beata Kirr
Kara Lewis, managing director
5
MAI CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC 1360 E. 9th St., Suite 1100, Cleveland 216-920-4800/mai.capital
$6,513 2 46.0%
$6,054
$7,166
AUM-based fee; set fees for noninvestment services
Financial planning, portfolio management for individuals, selection of other advisers
John Zaller
Richard Buoncore, managing partner
6
CARNEGIE INVESTMENT COUNSEL 30300 Chagrin Blvd., Pepper Pike 216-367-4114/carnegieinvest.com
$2,445 33.0%
$2,393
$2,445
Fee only, percent of AUM
Investment research, portfolio management, wealth management
Richard Alt
Gary Wagner; Richard Alt; Arthur Merriman III, principals
7
OAK ASSOCIATES LTD. 3875 Embassy Pkwy., Suite 250, Akron 330-668-1234/oakltd.com
$1,859 20.4%
$1,859
$1,859
Percent of AUM
Portfolio management for business/ institutional clients and investment companies
James Oelschlager Robert Stimpson
Robert Stimpson, co-chief investment officer and portfolio manager
8
BEESE FULMER PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT 220 Market Ave. S., Suite 1150, Canton 330-454-6555/beesefulmer.com
$1,012 3 73.3%
$1,012
$1,012
Percent of AUM, fee only
Portfolio management for businesses, institutional clients and individuals
Ryan Fulmer
Ryan Fulmer, president, principal
9
NORTH POINT PORTFOLIO MANAGERS CORP. 100 Park Ave., Suite 200, Orange Village 440-720-1100/nppmcorp.com
$779 22.6%
$777
$779
Percent of AUM
Portfolio management for individuals, businesses, nonprofits and retirement plans
Diane Stack
Ronald Lang, president, secretary
10
VAN CLEEF ASSET MANAGEMENT INC. 3201 Enterprise Pkwy., Suite 140, Beachwood 216-464-0253/vancleefinc.com
$645 21.7%
$627
$645
Percent of AUM
Portfolio management for individuals and institutional clients
Lino Sergo
Geoffrey Hauck; Martin Burke Jr., principals
11
ELIZABETH PARK CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LTD. 29525 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 318, Pepper Pike 216-292-5777/elizabethparkcm.com
$400 -0.8%
$400
$400
Percent of AUM and profit allocation
Portfolio management for high net worth individuals, businesses and institutional clients
Fred Cummings
Fred Cummings, portfolio manager, president
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CRAIN'S LIST | PRIVATE EQUITY AND VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS Listed alphabetically 2019 DEALS
PREFERRED INVESTMENT SIZE (THOUSANDS)
CAPITAL UNDER MGMT (MILLIONS)
AKRON FUSION VENTURES 1611 Akron Peninsula Road, Suite A, Akron 330-475-1692/akronfusion.com
$250—$750
$5.0
Northeast Ohio, Silicon Valley
ALIGN CAPITAL PARTNERS 3401 Tuttle Road, Shaker Heights 216-505-6463/aligncp.com
$15,000—$50,000
$326.0
BLUE POINT CAPITAL PARTNERS 127 Public Square, Suite 5100, Cleveland 216-535-4700/bluepointcapital.com
$25,000—$150,000
CANAL HOLDINGS LLC 8840 Commons Blvd., Suite 130, Twinsburg 330-425-1225/canalcapital.com
NE OHIO
OUT OF AREA
Manufacturing, life sciences/ health care, CPG, advanced materials
3
U.S., Canada
Business services, manufacturing, distribution, technology
$1,556.0
U.S., Canada
$2,000—$7,000
$75.0
CAPITALWORKS LLC 1100 Superior Ave., Suite 1725, Cleveland 216-781-3233/capitalworks.net
$10,000—$25,000
CITYMARK CAPITAL 1375 E. 9th St., Suite 2880, Cleveland 216-453-8080/citymarkcapital.com
COMPANY LOCAL STREET ADDRESS
GEOGRAPHIC PREFERENCES
PORTFOLIO COMPANIES
TOP EXECUTIVE
1
Wastebits, Medasync, BioFlight VR, Splash Financial
Bill Manby Jr.; Vicki Tifft, founders
0
2
E Source, Marco Rubber, Protegis Fire & Safety, Pleatco Filtration
Steve Dyke; Chris Jones, managing partners
Manufacturing, business services, consumer or valueadded distribution
1
9
Next Level, Consolidated Precision Products, AWP, Italian Rose
Chip Chaikin; John LeMay; Sean Ward, partners
Ohio, eastern half of U.S.
Services (business/health care), manufacturing, distribution
0
0
Vacuum Systems, American Heritage, Lanter Distributing, Micorp Custom
Kevin Coyne, founder, CEO
$200.0
East of the Rocky Mountains
Industrial - manufacturing, business services, distribution
2
0
Libra Industries, Ripley Tools, ESSCO, Paradigm Windows
Richard Hollington III, managing director, CEO
$10,000—$25,000
$200.0
Top 50 U.S. markets
Real estate
0
3
Apartment properties
Daniel Walsh Jr., CEO
CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL FUND LTD. 12434 Cedar Road, Suite 15, Cleveland Heights 216-245-0606/clevelandinternationalfund.com
$10,000—$20,000
$165.5
Ohio, western Pennsylvania, Northern Kentucky
Real estate (commercial, health care, hospitality)
2
0
University Hospitals phase II, Flats phase III, Uptown phase II and One University Circle
Stephen Strnisha, CEO
COMEBACK CAPITAL Shaker Heights comeback.vc
$100
—
Midwest
Software and software-enabled devices
1
12
Path Robotics, FloatMe, Exit7C, Civic Ragle
Scott Shane, managing director
COVENTRY LEAGUE CAPITAL PARTNERS Main business district, Cortland 415-570-2057/coventryleague.com
$500—$1,500
—
U.S., Canada
Tech-enabled, manufacturing, food/beverage, consumer products
0
1
Not disclosed
Joseph Kane, principal
CYPRIUM INVESTMENT PARTNERS LLC 200 Public Square, Suite 2020, Cleveland 216-453-4500/cyprium.com
$10,000—$40,000
$905.0
U.S., Canada
Manufacturing, service, distribution, food and beverage
0
5
Scene75, Uniloy, Backyard Products, Weaber Inc.
John Sinnenberg; Cindy Babitt; Beth Haas; Dan Kessler, partners
DRUMMOND ROAD CAPITAL 3601 Green Road, Suite 308, Beachwood 216-910-1702/None
$25—$250
$23.0
United States
Software - analytics, SaaS, B2B, finance; fund-of-funds
1
18
Scout, Astronomer, Refinery Fund, Comeback Capital Fund
Morris Wheeler, founder, president
EDGEWATER CAPITAL PARTNERS 5005 Rockside Road, Suite 840, Independence 216-292-3838/edgewatercapital.com
$10,000—$30,000
—
United States
Engineered components, specialty chemicals, life sciences, performance materials
0
2
Pure Wafer, Danchem, Haematologic Technologies, Chemquest
Christopher Childres; Ryan Meany, managing partners
EVOLUTION CAPITAL PARTNERS LLC 1100 Superior Ave. E., Suite 1620, Cleveland 216-593-0402/evolutioncapitalpartners.com
$3,000—$8,000
—
U.S., Ohio
Small businesses; business services, niche manufacturing
0
0
Empire Dental Arts, Cap City Dental, Federos, Renascent
Jeffrey Kadlic, founding partner
FOUNDATION INVESTMENT PARTNERS LLC 7160 Chagrin Road, Suite 100, Chagrin Falls 440-903-1791/foundationpartners.net
$2,000—$20,000
—
Midwest, East Coast, Mountain
Manufacturing and distribution
0
1
Advanced Probing, Acme Cosmetic Components, WRWP LLC, WA Jones LLC
David Wood, managing member
JUMPSTART INC. 6701 Carnegie Ave., Suite 100, Cleveland 216-363-3400/jumpstartinc.org
$250—$500
$67.0
Ohio
Information technology, health care IT, medical devices
6
3
EmployStream, Checkpoint Surgical, Complion, Aware
Raymond Leach, CEO
JWI CAPITAL LLC P.O. Box 1171, Twinsburg 440-823-5109/jwicapital.com
$1,000—$5,000
—
Great Lakes region
B2B, process and manufacturing sectors
0
1
WH Smith Co., Louver Shop, EnviroScience, Allegheny Performance Plastics
Marc Walinsky, managing director
KIRTLAND CAPITAL PARTNERS 3201 Enterprise Parkway, Suite 200, Beachwood 216-593-0100/kirtlandcapital.com
$1,000—$10,000
$75.0
U.S., Canada
Manufacturing, business services, food and beverage
1
3
Authentico Foods, EnviroScience
Thomas Littman, CEO
LINSALATA CAPITAL PARTNERS 5900 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 280, Mayfield Heights 440-684-1400/linsalatacapital.com
$20,000—$35,000
$200.0
North America
Industrial, business services, consumer products, health care
0
0
Happy Floors, Home Helpers
Frank Linsalata, chairman; Stephen Perry, Eric Bacon, co-presidents
MAVENHILL CAPITAL 100 N. Main St., Suite 430, Chagrin Falls 646-598-6740/mavenhillcapital.com
$10,000—$70,000
—
North America
Consumer, business services and industrial
0
1
Hollywood Beauty, Universal Screen Arts, Gasser & Sons, Connecticut Coining
Rhodes McKee; Jay Studdard, managing partners
MAX-VENTURES LLC 30799 Pinetree Road, Suite 428, Pepper Pike 440-729-1345/None
$3,000—$10,000
—
United States
Retail, consumer products, service providers to retail, online concepts
1
3
NA
Michael Feuer, CEO, senior managing director
MCM CAPITAL PARTNERS 25201 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 360, Beachwood 216-514-1840/mcmcapital.com
$5,000—$8,000
$125.0
North America
Manufacturers of highly engineered components; valueadded distributors
1
1
Torsion Group Corp., Performance Plastics, Andover Corp., EB Industries
Mark Mansour, senior managing partner
MUTUAL CAPITAL PARTNERS 1290 Bassett Road, Westlake 216-527-7383/mutualcapitalpartners.com
$1,000—$6,500
$74.9
U.S. except NYC/ Silicon Valley north
Technology, health care
0
1
Checkpoint Surgical, 7Signal, Vox Mobile, RevLocal
Bill Trainor; Wayne Wallace, general partners
NORTH COAST VENTURES - ACCELERATION FUND 1 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland 216-262-0478/northcoastangelfund.com
$500—$1,000
$30.0
Ohio (open to other U.S. investments)
B2B SaaS
2
3
Remesh, OnShift, Proformex, EmployStream
Todd Federman, managing director
NORTH COAST VENTURES - SEED FUND 1 St. Clair Ave., N.E., Cleveland 216-262-0478/northcoast.vc
$250
$30.0
Ohio (open to other U.S. investments)
B2B SaaS
3
2
Remesh, OnShift, Proformex, EmployStream
Clay Rankin; Todd Federman, managing directors
PEPPERTREE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 57 E. Washington St., Chagrin Falls 440-528-0333/peppertreecapital.com
$5,000—$250,000
$2,000.0
Americas and Europe
Communication infrastructure
0
8
TowerCo, Octagon Towers, Omega Wireless
F. Howard Mandel; Ryan Lepene, copresidents
PLUG AND PLAY CLEVELAND 1 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland 216-233-7407/plugandplaytechcenter.com
$100
—
Global
Tech
3
TPA Stream, Remesh, Mediview, MedPilot
Jennifer Thomas, managing director
INDUSTRY PREFERENCES
190 1
NOTES: 1. The vast majority of these investments were led by other Plug and Play offices.
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FINANCE 2019 DEALS
PREFERRED INVESTMENT SIZE (THOUSANDS)
CAPITAL UNDER MGMT (MILLIONS)
GEOGRAPHIC PREFERENCES
INDUSTRY PREFERENCES
PNC ERIEVIEW CAPITAL 1900 E. 9th St., 17th floor, Cleveland 216-222-2491/pncerieview.com
$5,000—$40,000
$1,000.0
United States
PRIMUS CAPITAL PARTNERS 28601 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 525, Woodmere 440-684-7300/primuscapital.com
$25,000—$50,000
$1,016.8
RESILIENCE CAPITAL PARTNERS 25101 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 350, Beachwood 216-292-0200/resiliencecapital.com
$5,000—$15,000
THE RIVERSIDE CO. 50 Public Square, 29th floor, Cleveland 216-344-1040/riversidecompany.com
NE OHIO
OUT OF AREA
PORTFOLIO COMPANIES
TOP EXECUTIVE
None
1
7
Full list on web site
Edward Pentecost, managing director, president
U.S., Canada
Tech-enabled services, software, health care
0
3
SkillSurvey, Payspan, EnableComp, Trilliant Health
Phillip Molner II, managing partner
$550.0
Eastern half of U.S. and Canada
Special situations, divestitures, industrial, aerospace, industrial tech
1
2
FlexJet, Innovatus, TPS, MIQ
Bassem Mansour; Steven Rosen, co-CEOs
$1,000—$400,000
$10,000.0
N. America, Europe, Australasia region
Generalists with seven formal industry specializations
0
55
Area Wide Protective, ARCOS, Modern Hire
Stewart Kohl; Bela Szigethy, co-CEOs
SCALECO LLC 3029 Prospect Ave., E., Cleveland 216-288-5647/scaleco.com
$3,000—$12,000
$90.0
Driving distance from Cleveland
Training, business services and value-added distribution
1
7
Budco Financial, Cap City Dental, NexTech Operations, Cascade Training
Brendan Anderson, founder, CEO
SIGNET LLC 19 N. High St., Akron 330-762-9102/signetllc.com
$5,000—$50,000
$400.0
Midwest, Southeast, global
Commercial real estate, new technologies, manufacturing
1
4
Creative Polymer Solutions, Integrated Wellness Partners, Signet Real Estate, Blue Grass Chemical
Anthony Manna, chairman
SQUIRE RIDGE COMPANY LLC 2000 Auburn Drive, Suite 420, Beachwood 216-839-5123/squireridgecompany.com
$2,500—$3,000
$15.0
Midwest, Southeast, Southwest, Northeast
Home decor, environmental/lab services, plastics
2
1
Louver Shop, EnviroScience, Allegheny Performance Plastics, Dutchland Plastics
Steven Ross, president
VALLEY GROWTH VENTURES 241 W. Federal St., Youngstown 708-557-2113/valleygrowthventures.com
$250
—
Mahoning Valley, NE Ohio, Ohio
Software, energy, materials, health care, additive manufacturing
0
1
MedaSync, S4 Medical, MedPilot, DatAnchor
Ernie Knight, managing director
WATERVALE EQUITY PARTNERS 29525 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 100, Beachwood 216-233-8855/watervalepartners.com
$5,000—$25,000
—
North America
Manufacturers/distributors of engineered industrial/consumer products
1
0
EMX Industries, Duke Manufacturing
Mike Faremouth; Jim Guddy; Eric Bacon, managing directors
WEINBERG CAPITAL GROUP 5005 Rockside Road, Suite 1140, Independence 216-503-8307/weinbergcap.com
$15,000—$25,000
$50.0
Midwest, Southeast, Northeast, Southwest
Manufacturing, business services, value-add distribution, consumer
0
3
Hoodmart, Channel Products, Convenience Valet, The Sill Cos.
Ronald Weinberg Jr., managing director, principal
ZAPIS CAPITAL GROUP LLC 26202 Detroit Road, Suite 300, Westlake 440-871-1300/zapiscapital.com
$100—$500
—
NE Ohio, Midwest, East Coast
Tech, SaaS, Media, elder care, marketing
2
0
GenomOncology, Groupmatics, Futuri Media, NPL Home Medical
Lee Zapis, president; Rich Bongorno, CFO
COMPANY LOCAL STREET ADDRESS
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HEALTH CARE
2020 was unquestionably a challenging year for local hospitals. Luckily, many were coming off a strong 2019: Net income for the 20 largest hospitals on our Hospitals list grew by 237% that year, according to data in the full Excel version of the list. That figure falls to 61.6% when you factor out Cleveland Clinic’s main campus, which rebounded in 2019 from a huge 2018 drop. But still. This section also includes our brand new Health Care Companies list — a roundup of the largest locally based, for-profit companies in our Health Care Directory. Companies that provide care in people’s homes made a strong showing, accounting for six of the top 25 companies on the list, which is ranked by local employment. — Chuck Soder
Hospitals | 58-59 Health Care Companies | 60 Health Care Nonprofits | 61 Health Care Directory | 62-65
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Mercy Medical Center
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Early Childhood Resource Center
Regina Health Center
Healthy Learners Joseph’s Home
FOUNDATION MINISTRIES
South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton
*Joint venture with partners
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HEALTH CARE
CRAIN'S LIST | HOSPITALS Ranked by 2019 net patient revenue NET PATIENT REVENUE (MILLIONS) RANK
HOSPITAL
2019
2018
% CHANGE
FTE STAFF 9-1-2020
STAFFED BEDS
YEAR FOUNDED
PARENT ORGANIZATION
TOP EXECUTIVE
1
CLEVELAND CLINIC — MAIN CAMPUS 9500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44195 216-444-2200/clevelandclinic.org
$5,566.4
$5,164.4
7.78
32,661
1,298
1921
Cleveland Clinic Health System
Tomislav "Tom" Mihaljevic president, CEO
2
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS CLEVELAND MEDICAL CENTER 11100 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44106 216-844-1000/uhhospitals.org
$2,677.4
$2,544.8
5.21
17,013
890
1866
University Hospitals
Thomas F. Zenty III CEO, University Hospitals; Daniel I. Simon president
3
VA NORTHEAST OHIO HEALTHCARE SYSTEM 10701 East Blvd., Cleveland 44106 216-791-3800/cleveland.va.gov
$1,261.9 1
$1,113.0 1
13.38
4,889
674
1946
Department of Veterans Affairs
Jill K. Dietrich executive director, CEO
4
THE METROHEALTH SYSTEM 2500 MetroHealth Drive, Cleveland 44109 216-778-7800/metrohealth.org
$1,064.1
$1,022.4
4.08
7,087
426
1837
The MetroHealth System
Akram Boutros president, CEO
5
AKRON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL One Perkins Square, Akron 44308 330-543-1000/akronchildrens.org
$915.3
$813.6
12.49
5,402
462
1890
Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akron
Grace Wakulchik president, CEO
6
SUMMA HEALTH SYSTEM — AKRON AND ST. THOMAS CAMPUSES 141 N. Forge St., Akron 44304 330-375-3000/summahealth.org
$708.0
$646.4
9.54
3,572
583
1892
Summa Health System
Cliff Deveny president and CEO - Summa Health System
7
CLEVELAND CLINIC AKRON GENERAL HOSPITAL One Akron General Ave., Akron 44307 330-344-6000/akrongeneral.org
$634.6
$609.8
4.07
4,347
524
1914
Cleveland Clinic Health System
Brian Harte president
8
FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL 18101 Lorain Ave., Cleveland 44111 216-476-7000/fairviewhospital.org
$507.0
$482.0
5.18
2,329
509
1892
Cleveland Clinic Health System
Neil P. Smith president
9
HILLCREST HOSPITAL 6780 Mayfield Road, Mayfield Heights 44124 440-312-4500/hillcresthospital.org
$494.5
$467.1
5.87
2,127
490
1968
Cleveland Clinic Health System
Richard D. Parker president
10
AULTMAN HOSPITAL 2600 Sixth St. S.W., Canton 44710 330-452-9911/aultman.org
$470.4
$511.2
-7.99
2,722
516
1892
Aultman Health Foundation
Christopher E. Remark CEO
11
SOUTHWEST GENERAL 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 44130 440-816-8000/swgeneral.com
$395.0
$370.9
6.5
1,887
273
1920
Southwest General, partnering with University Hospitals
William A. Young Jr. president, CEO
12
MERCY HEALTH — ST. ELIZABETH YOUNGSTOWN HOSPITAL 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown 44501 330-746-7211/mercy.com/youngstown
$388.6
$371.4
4.63
2,000
377
1911
Bon Secours Mercy Health
John Luellen market president
13
MERCY MEDICAL CENTER 2 1320 Mercy Drive N.W., Canton 44708 330-489-1000/cantonmercy.org
$351.2 3
$330.1 3
6.39
2,220 3
338 3
1908
Sisters of Charity Health System
Thomas J. Strauss interim CEO
14
FIRELANDS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1111 Hayes Ave., Sandusky 44870 419-557-7400/firelands.com
$265.7
$280.8
-5.38
1,719
287
1876
Firelands Regional Health System
Jeremy Normington-Slay president, CEO
15
MERCY HEALTH — ST. ELIZABETH BOARDMAN HOSPITAL 8401 Market St., Boardman 44512 330-729-2929/mercy.com/youngstown
$223.1
$197.7
12.81
842
217
2007
Bon Secours Mercy Health
Eugenia "Genie" Aubel president
16
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS AHUJA MEDICAL CENTER 3999 Richmond Road, Beachwood 44122 216-593-5500/uhahuja.org
$220.9
$222.2
-0.57
906
147
2010
University Hospitals
Alan J. Papa president
17
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS ELYRIA MEDICAL CENTER 630 E. River St., Elyria 44035 440-329-7500/uhelyria.org
$203.3
$221.6
-8.26
1,071
234
1908
University Hospitals
Kristi M. Sink president
18
MERCY HEALTH — LORAIN HOSPITAL 3700 Kolbe Road, Lorain 44053 440-960-4000/mercy.com
$199.2
$203.9
-2.27
1,038
125
1892
Bon Secours Mercy Health
Edwin M. Oley market president
19
WEST MEDICAL CENTER 36000 Euclid Ave., Willoughby 44094 440-953-9600/lakehealth.org
$193.2 4
$191.7 4
0.81
2,147 5
267
1961
Lake Health
Cynthia Moore-Hardy president, CEO
20
TRIPOINT MEDICAL CENTER 7590 Auburn Road, Concord Township 44077 440-375-8100/lakehealth.org
$190.5 4
$189.0 4
0.81
2,147 5
135
2009
Lake Health
Cynthia Moore-Hardy president, CEO
21
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS PARMA MEDICAL CENTER 7007 Powers Blvd., Parma 44129 440-743-3000/uhparma.org
$183.2
$175.1
4.6
929
216
1961
University Hospitals
Brian S. Monter president
22
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS GEAUGA MEDICAL CENTER 13207 Ravenna Road, Chardon 44024 440-285-6000/uhgeauga.org
$182.5
$171.9
6.16
726
158
1952
University Hospitals
Donald P. DeCarlo president
23
MERCY HEALTH — ST. JOSEPH WARREN HOSPITAL 667 Eastland Ave. S.W., Warren 44484 330-841-4000/mercy.com/youngstown
$171.1
$163.2
4.84
791
132
1924
Bon Secours Mercy Health
Kathy Cook president
NOTES: 1. Total operating budget for all locations in Northeast Ohio; includes flat annual per patient payments 2. This entry is highlighted because the organization is a premium Book of Lists sponsor. 3. Information is from the American Hospital Directory, www.ahd.com. Employee numbers represent total employees, not FTEs, and are accurate as of the hospital's most recent Medicare Cost Report. Staffed beds equals the number of total complex beds. 4. Estimate calculated from Lake Health's overall net patient revenue; TriPoint Medical Center's estimate also includes revenue from all offsite locations. 5. Includes all Lake Health employees
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HEALTH CARE NET PATIENT REVENUE (MILLIONS) 2019
2018
% CHANGE
SUMMA HEALTH SYSTEM — BARBERTON CAMPUS 155 Fifth St. N.E., Barberton 44203 330-615-3000/summahealth.org
$168.7
$196.1
25
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS ST. JOHN MEDICAL CENTER 29000 Center Ridge Road, Westlake 44145 440-835-8000/uhstjohn.org
$158.1
26
TRUMBULL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1350 E. Market St., Warren 44482 330-841-9011/trumbullregional.org
27
RANK
HOSPITAL
FTE STAFF 9-1-2020
STAFFED BEDS
YEAR FOUNDED
PARENT ORGANIZATION
TOP EXECUTIVE
24
-14
698
144
1915
Summa Health System
Michael Hughes president
$158.2
-0.04
806
170
1981
University Hospitals
Robert G. David president
$150.4 1
$139.0 1
8.19
949 1
219 1
1984
Steward Health Care
Krista McFadden president
AVON HOSPITAL 33300 Cleveland Clinic Blvd., Avon 44011 440-695-5000/my.clevelandclinic.org/ locations/avon-hospital
$150.0
$133.2
12.6
618
126
2016
Cleveland Clinic Health System
Rebecca Starck president
28
MARYMOUNT HOSPITAL 12300 McCracken Road, Garfield Heights 44125 216-581-0500/marymount.org
$147.3
$142.2
3.59
844
269
1949
Cleveland Clinic Health System
Daniel Napierkowski president
29
WOOSTER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1761 Beall Ave., Wooster 44691 330-263-8100/woosterhospital.org
$144.2 1
$137.4 1
4.9
771 1
135 1
1944
—
William Sheron CEO
30
ST. VINCENT CHARITY MEDICAL CENTER 2 2351 E. 22nd St., Cleveland 44115 216-861-6200/stvincentcharity.com
$142.4
$144.9
-1.73
902
190
1865
Sisters of Charity Health System
Janice G. Murphy president, CEO
31
FISHER-TITUS MEDICAL CENTER 272 Benedict Ave., Norwalk 44857 419-668-8101/fisher-titus.org
$140.2 1
$135.5 1
3.54
891 1
147 1
1957
Fisher-Titus Health System
Brent W. Burkey president, CEO
32
WESTERN RESERVE HOSPITAL 1900 23rd St., Cuyahoga Falls 44223 330-971-7000/westernreservehospital.org
$139.8
$127.5
9.65
749
63
2009
Physician-owned hospital
Robert A. Kent president, CEO
33
ASHTABULA COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER 2420 Lake Ave., Ashtabula 44004 440-997-2262/acmchealth.org
$134.8 1
$126.7 1
6.39
861 1
137 1
1904
ACMC Healthcare System (affiliate of Cleveland Clinic)
Michael J. Habowski president, CEO
34
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS PORTAGE MEDICAL CENTER 6847 N. Chestnut St., Ravenna 44266 330-297-0811/uhportage.org
$132.4
$136.6
-3.12
743
138
1917
University Hospitals
William A. Benoit president
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CRAIN'S LIST | HEALTH CARE COMPANIES Ranked by local full-time equivalent employees RANK
COMPANY
LOCAL FTE STAFF 6-30-2020
2019 REVENUE
HEALTH CARE CATEGORY
DESCRIPTION
YEAR FOUNDED
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
DISCOUNT DRUG MART INC. 211 Commerce Drive, Medina 44256 330-725-2340; discount-drugmart.com
2,453
$789,000,000
Pharmacy services
Regional drug store chain
1968
Don Boodjeh, CEO
2
MEDICAL MUTUAL OF OHIO 2060 E. 9th St., Cleveland 44115 216-687-7000; medmutual.com
2,358
$3,741,171,000
Insurance underwriters
Health insurance company
1934
Rick A. Chiricosta, chairman, president, CEO
3
STERIS 5960 Heisley Road, Mentor 44060 440-354-2600; steris.com
1,937
$2,782,170,000
Medical equipment and imaging
Provider of sterilization and procedural products/services to the health care industry
1987
Walter M. Rosebrough Jr., president, CEO
4
SPRENGER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS 3885 Oberlin Ave., Lorain 44053 440-989-5200; sprengerhealthcare.com
1,180 1
$136,000,000
Senior and long-term care services
Senior housing and care continuum services provider
1959
Nicole Sprenger, CEO; Michael Sprenger, COO
5
DANBURY SENIOR LIVING 8230 Pittsburg Ave. N.W., North Canton 44720 330-497-6565; danburyseniorliving.com
1,017
—
Senior and long-term care services
Senior living provider offering independent living, assisted living and memory care
1997
Bill Lemmon, CEO
6
NOMS HEALTHCARE 3004 Hayes Ave., Sandusky 44870 419-626-6161; nomshealthcare.com
878
$105,000,000
Physicians - physician groups
Independent multi-specialty physician group
2001
Joshua G. Frederick, CEO
7
INVACARE CORP. One Invacare Way, Elyria 44035 440-329-6000; invacare.com
458
$927,964,000
Medical equipment and imaging
Medical device manufacturer for the home and post-acute care markets
1979
Matthew E. Monaghan, chairman, president, CEO
8
FIRST CHOICE HOME HEATH OF OHIO 1457 W. 117th St., Cleveland 44107 216-521-2222; firstchoiceohio.com
300
—
Home health care
Specializes in home care, staffing and wellness services through seven Ohio branches
1998
Charles Slone, CEO
9
OHMAN FAMILY LIVING 10190 Fairmount Road, Newbury 44065 440-338-8220; ohmanfamilyliving.com
270
—
Senior and long-term care services
Post-acute health care system
1965
George H. Ohman Jr.; Anderson C. Ohman Sr., copresidents
10
PREMIER PHYSICIANS CENTERS INC. 24500 Center Ridge Road, Suite 375, Westlake 44145 440-895-5038; premierphysicians.net
250
—
Physicians - physician groups
Physician group
1994
Bassem Haddad, president
11
HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE - MENTOR 2 7334 Center St., Mentor 44060 440-257-5800; homeinstead.com
230
—
Home health care
Provides individualized care to help seniors remain at home independently
2000
Therese Zdesar, president, CEO
12
PARTSSOURCE INC. 777 Lena Drive, Aurora 44202 330-562-9900; partssource.com
217
—
Medical technology
Health care technology and service provider for medical devices
2001
Philip Settimi, president, CEO
13
HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE - EASTERN CLEVELAND SUBURBS 2 7650 First Place, Suite H, Building B, Oakwood Village 44146 440-914-1400; homeinstead.com/116
200
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Home health care
Non-medical homecare
1996
Margie Orth, general manager; Scott D. Radcliff, president; Jeannie Radcliff, vice president
14
MEDIQUANT LLC 6900 S. Edgerton Road, Suite 100, Brecksville 44141 844-286-8683; mediquant.com
159
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Medical technology
Provides data management services and enterprise archiving solutions for financial and clinical data
1999
Jim Jacobs, CEO
15
MIM SOFTWARE INC. 25800 Science Park Drive, Suite 180, Beachwood 44122 216-455-0600; mimsoftware.com
158
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Medical equipment and imaging
Medical imaging software company
1999
Andrew Nelson, CEO
16
APEX DERMATOLOGY 5800 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 100, Mayfield Heights 44124 833-279-7546; apexskin.com
150
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Physicians - physician groups
Medical practice specializing in medical, surgical and aesthetic dermatology
2011
Jorge Garcia-Zuazaga, president, CEO
16
BRENTWOOD HEALTH CARE CAMPUS 907 W. Aurora Road, Sagamore Hills 44067 330-468-2273; brentwoodhealthcarecenter.com
150
—
Senior and long-term care services
Provider of assisted living, memory care, long-term care and rehabilitation services
1989
Brent Classen, president
18
GEOCARE INC. (HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE - PARMA AND NORTH OLMSTED) 2 26777 Lorain Road, Suite 406, North Olmsted 44070 440-734-7441; homeinstead.com/257/home-instead-senior-care
125
—
Senior and long-term care services
Non-medical home care, transportation, medication reminders and memory care provider
1998
Geoffrey Moore, president
19
ECHO HEALTH INC. 810 Sharon Drive, Westlake 44145 440-835-3511; echohealthinc.com
120
$174,915,221
Support services
Provider of payment solutions for the health care and insurance markets
1997
William Davis, chairman, CEO
20
HANSON SERVICES IN-HOME ASSISTED LIVING PROVIDERS 17017 Madison Ave., Lakewood 44107 216-226-5425; hansonservices.com
100
$1,800,000
Home health care
Provider of in-home assisted living services for older adults
1996
Mary Ann Hanson, president, CEO
21
PLATINUM HOME HELPER SERVICES 5813 Mayfield Road, Suite 201, Mayfield Heights 44124 440-995-0202; homehealthohio.org
90
—
Senior and long-term care services
Provider of in home care givers and personal care aids
2008
Marc A. Vasil, president
22
ATHERSYS INC. 3201 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-431-9900; athersys.com
80
$5,633,000
Pharmaceuticals
Biopharmaceutical company
1995
Gil Van Bokkelen, founder, chairman, CEO
22
MEDIC MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 275 Springside Drive, Akron 44333 330-668-2116; medicmgmt.com
80
—
Medical technology
Health care consulting and outsourced administrative services including revenue cycle management
1999
Jerry Kelsheimer, president
22
NORTH SHORE GASTROENTEROLOGY & ENDOSCOPY CENTERS 850 Columbia Road, Westlake 44145 440-808-1212; northshoregastro.org
80
—
Physicians - physician groups
Independent physician group practice
1998
Mousab I. Tabbaa, president, CEO
25
GEBAUER COMPANY 4444 E. 153rd St., Cleveland 44128 800-321-9348; gebauer.com
69
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Pharmaceuticals
Medical device manufacturer of topical skin refrigerants
1898
Margaret Rose Giltinan, chairman, CEO
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EXPENSES 2019 (MILLIONS)
REVENUE 2019 (MILLIONS)
2019 FUND BALANCE (THOUSANDS)
CHRISTIAN HEALTHCARE MINISTRIES INC. 800-791-6225/chministries.org
$530.4
$510.0
MENORAH PARK 216-831-6500/menorahpark.org
$83.6
HOSPICE OF THE WESTERN RESERVE INC. 800-707-8922/hospicewr.org
ORGANIZATION
PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
$131,783.13
To glorify God, show Christian love and experience God's presence as Christians share each others' medical bills
J. Craig Brown II, president, CEO
$79.6
$22,112.57
To provide health care on both a residential and community service basis
James Newbrough, president, CEO
$76.8
$76.9
$71,750.8
Provider of hospice, palliative care, caregiver support and bereavement services
William E. Finn, president, CEO
SIGNATURE HEALTH INC. 440-578-8200/shinc.org
$74.6
$78.8
$15,515.14
To end health disparities in our community
Jonathan Lee, CEO
WESTERN RESERVE AREA AGENCY ON AGING 216-621-0303/areaagingsolutions.org
$68.7
$69.1
$5,690.44
To provide choices for people to live independently
E. Douglas Beach, CEO
COLEMAN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 330-673-1347/colemanservices.org
$58.0
$57.9
$14,780.8
Behavioral health, crisis, addiction recovery, employment and residential services across Ohio
Nelson W. Burns, president, CEO
JUDSON SERVICES INC. 216-791-2004/judsonsmartliving.org
$48.3
$47.4
$17,581.05
A not-for-profit senior living organization serving Northern Ohio
Kendra J. Urdzik, president, CEO
THE CENTERS FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN & CIRCLE HEALTH SERVICES 216-432-7200/thecentersohio.org
$45.4
$44.0
$39,558.49
To provide life-changing and innovative health, work and family services
Eric L. Morse, president, CEO
THE VILLAGE NETWORK 800-638-3232/thevillagenetwork.org
$42.9
$43.7
$22,383.02
Work in partnerships empowering youth and families to build brighter futures
Richard Graziano, president, CEO
MONTEFIORE 1 216-360-9080/montefiorecare.org
$42.7
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To provide health care and wellness services to aging seniors
James Newbrough, president, CEO
LIFEBANC 216-752-5433/lifebanc.org
$40.2
$42.8
$29,752.16
To save lives through organ, eye and tissue donation
Gordon Bowen, CEO
ELIZA JENNINGS 216-226-5000/elizajennings.org
$34.1
$37.8
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To offer a spectrum of services and choices for aging well
Richard M. Boyson Jr., president, CEO
KOINONIA HOMES INC. 216-588-8777/koinoniahomes.org
$32.7
$32.2
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To provide residential services and day programming for adults with developmental disabilities
Diane Beastrom, president, CEO
JENNINGS 216-581-2900/jenningsohio.org
$29.6
$30.1
$17,170.62
To provide residences, services and compassionate care to adults over 55
Allison Q. Salopeck, president, CEO
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND 216-292-3999/jfsa-cleveland.org
$27.9
$29.1
$25,383.93
To help individuals and families face life's challenges with confidence
Susan Bichsel, president, CEO
FRONTLINE SERVICE 216-623-6555/frontlineservice.org
$27.0
$30.0
$4,946.6
To provide solutions that resolve mental health crises and end homelessness
Susan Neth, executive director
ALTENHEIM SENIOR LIVING 440-238-3361/altenheim.com
$24.6
$25.7
$27,720
A nonprofit life plan community offering senior services and programs
Paul Psota, CEO
LAUREL LAKE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY 330-650-0681/laurellake.org
$24.2
$25.2
$18,142.32
To help adults lead lives filled with meaning, purpose, growth and service
David A. Oster, CEO
COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES 330-996-9141/cssbh.org
$22.3
$20.1
$2,278.78
Supporting people in Summit County with severe and persistent mental illness
Robert Stokes, president, CEO
NEIGHBORHOOD FAMILY PRACTICE 216-281-8945/nfpmedcenter.org
$18.2
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To provide health care to all regardless of ability to pay
Jean Polster, president, CEO
THE NORD CENTER 440-233-7232/nordcenter.org
$17.7
$20.9
($558.47)
To provide comprehensive behavioral health care to residents of Lorain County
Don Schiffbauer, CEO
AXESSPOINTE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS 888-975-9188/axesspointe.org
$15.8
$17.0
$7,906.51
To provide quality, affordable health care to all
Christopher Richardson, CEO
BENJAMIN ROSE INSTITUTE ON AGING 216-791-8000/benrose.org
$15.6
$13.6
$143,345.41
To advance support for older adults and caregivers
Orion H. Bell IV, president, CEO
ELIZA BRYANT VILLAGE 216-361-6141/elizabryant.org
$14.8
$14.4
$13,220
A community providing care for seniors through nursing, outreach, housing
Danny R. Williams, president, CEO
CROSSROADS HEALTH 440-255-1700/crossroadshealth.org
$14.2
$14.4
$11,918.23
To provide integrated services for recovery and mental health
Mike Matoney, CEO
UCP OF GREATER CLEVELAND 216-791-8363/ucpcleveland.org
$11.9
$11.8
$9,175.77
To provide pediatric therapies, employment and integration for individuals with disabilities
Patricia S. Otter, president, CEO
MEDWISH INTERNATIONAL 216-692-1685/medwish.org
$11.7
$10.3
$5,592.11
To provide donated medical surplus to those in need locally and globally
Carolina Masri, executive director
CLEVELAND SIGHT CENTER 216-791-8118/clevelandsightcenter.org
$10.4
$10.4
$109,408
Serving people who are blind or visually impaired
Larry Benders, president, CEO
COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT SERVICES INC. 216-441-0200/communityassessment.org
$9.0
$11.9
$11,055.3
To provide holistic mental health and substance abuse treatment
Roxanne Wallace, executive director
RAVENWOOD HEALTH 440-285-3568/ravenwoodhealth.org
$7.9
$8.3
$1,625.6
To empower individuals and families through mental health and addiction services
Vicki Clark, president, CEO
ASIAN SERVICES IN ACTION INC. 216-881-0330/asiaohio.org
$5.9
$5.9
$1,496.08
To offer culturally and linguistically complete health and human services for immigrant and refugee communities
Elaine Tso, CEO
PORTAGE PATH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 330-253-3100/portagepath.org
$5.9 2
$11.4 2
$922.65
Comprehensive behavioral health care
Tracy Davis Yaeger, president
CLEVELAND HEARING & SPEECH CENTER 216-231-8787/chsc.org
$5.8
$6.8
$26,254.2
To serve people with communication needs and increase awareness about hearing, speech and deaf issues
Jennell C. Vick, executive director
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | The list includes 501(c)3 nonprofits offering health care-related services, excluding hospitals. Some nonprofits also offer other services. Information is from the nonprofits. NOTES: 1. Montefiore was acquired by Menorah Park on July 1, 2020. 2. Portage Path in 2019 moved its fiscal year end from Dec. 31 to June 30. Thus, this Form 990 figure includes only the first six months of calendar 2019.
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CRAIN’S LIST | HEALTH CARE DIRECTORY Addiction services Community Assessment & Treatment Services Inc. 8411 Broadway Ave., Cleveland 216-441-0200; communityassessment.org Top Local Executive(s): Roxanne Wallace Drug Awareness and Prevention Inc. 20800 Center Ridge Road, Suite 316 A, Rocky River 216-432-6620; drugawarenessandprevention.org Top Local Executive(s): Nancy E. Pommerening Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers Inc. 9083 Mentor Ave., Mentor 440-255-0678; lgrc.us Top Local Executive(s): Melanie J. Blasko The LCADA Way 2115 W. Park Drive, Lorain 440-989-4900; thelcadaway.org Top Local Executive(s): Daniel Haight Northern Ohio Recovery Association 1400 E. 55th St., Cleveland 216-391-6672; norainc.org Top Local Executive(s): Anita Bradley Oakview Behavioral Health Services 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-8200; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr. Rosary Hall at St. Vincent Charity Medical Center 2351 E. 22nd St., Cleveland 216-363-2580; stvincentcharity.com/ rosaryhall Top Local Executive(s): Michael J. Biscaro Signature Health Inc. 7232 Justin Way, Mentor 440-578-8200; shinc.org Top Local Executive(s): Jonathan Lee
Associations and
professional groups
The Center for Health Affairs 1226 Huron Road East, Cleveland 216-696-6900; neohospitals.org Top Local Executive(s): Brian G. Lane Nexis Wellness 25201 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 390, Beachwood 216-706-2603; nexiswellness.com Top Local Executive(s): Scott Zimmerman Ohio League for Nursing 20545 Center Ridge Road, Suite 205, Rocky River 440-330-2721; ohioleaguefornursing.org Top Local Executive(s): Jane F. Mahowald
Bioscience Charles River Laboratories 1407 George Road, Ashland 419-289-8700; criver.com Top Local Executive(s): Andy Vick
Blood and organ donation American Red Cross Northern Ohio Blood Services Region 3747 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-431-3010; redcross.org/noh Top Local Executive(s): Mike Parks, Bonnie Meridieth Cleveland Cord Blood Center 25001 Emery Road, Suite 150, Cleveland
216-896-0320; clevelandcordblood.org Top Local Executive(s): Marcie Finney Lifebanc 4775 Richmond Road, Warrensville Heights 216-752-5433; lifebanc.org Top Local Executive(s): Gordon Bowen
Dental groups Akron Dental Concepts 1000 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road, Suite 13, Fairlawn 330-666-7440; akrondentalconcepts.com Top Local Executive(s): Stephanie Aldrich Periodontal Associates Inc. 8140 Norton Parkway, Suite 200, Mentor 440-534-1144; clevelandperio.com Top Local Executive(s): Roger Hess, Rebecca Davis, Miguel Defina, Jason Streem Strongsville Dental And Laser Aesthetics 14783 Pearl Road, Strongsville 440-238-1300; dentiststrongsville.com Top Local Executive(s): Chris Bill Theodorou
Education HELP Foundation Inc. 26900 Euclid Ave., Euclid 216-432-4810; helpfoundationinc.org Top Local Executive(s): Tamara Honkala Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) 4209 State Route 44, Rootstown 330-325-2511; neomed.edu Top Local Executive(s): John T. Langell
The Lu-Jean Feng Clinic 31200 Pinetree Road, Pepper Pike 216-831-7007; fengclinic.com Top Local Executive(s): Lu-Jean Feng, Linda L. Haas Magnifiers & More LLC 7775 Mentor Ave., Mentor 440-946-3363; magnifiersandmore.net Top Local Executive(s): Deborah Kogler Specialty Fitness Equipment 4555 Renaissance Parkway, Suite 103, Warrensville Heights 216-282-5880; specialtyfitnessequipment.com Top Local Executive(s): Chuck Herman SpiritHeal Institute for Intuition and Healing 9953 Woodruff Lane, Newbury 440-564-1190; spirithealonline.com Top Local Executive(s): Sarah Weiss Summit Acupuncture 1708 Merriman Road, Akron 330-929-4334; summitacupuncture.com Top Local Executive(s): Kirsten Van Nostran Tai Chi Institute USA 8210 Macedonia Commons Blvd., Suite 68, Macedonia 330-564-7558; taichicleveland.com Top Local Executive(s): Edward Niam Time for Change-Hypnosis 4168 Rocky River Drive, Cleveland 216-210-5504; jeromemasek.net Top Local Executive(s): Jerome E. Masek Train 2U LLC 2711 Hampton Road, Rocky River 440-552-0338; train2u.com Top Local Executive(s): Keith Zimcosky
Stewart’s Caring Place: Cancer Wellness Center 3501 Ridge Park Drive, Fairlawn 330-836-1772; stewartscaringplace.org Top Local Executive(s): Jeannine Marks
Wellness Council of Northeast Ohio 433 S. State St., Painesville 440-354-8057; wellnesscouncilohio.org Top Local Executive(s): Stephen A. Musgrave
Fitness and wellness
Wellness Evolution Shaker Heights 440-995-0303; wellnessevolution.com Top Local Executive(s): Gloria B. Treister
Body Sculpting by Exterior Designs Inc. P.O. Box 267, Chagrin Falls 440-729-3463; flexcity.com Top Local Executive(s): Deborah Montesanto Bravo Wellness 20445 Emerald Parkway Drive S.W., Suite 400, Cleveland 877-662-7286; bravowell.com Top Local Executive(s): Jim Pshock
Workplace Health Inc. 6090 Royalton Road, Suite 306, North Royalton 866-377-8144; workplacehealthinc.com Top Local Executive(s): Shanna S. Dunbar
Home health care
Conquest 3601 Green Road, Suite 210, Beachwood 216-371-9301; donnanowak.com Top Local Executive(s): Donna R. Nowak
Easter Seals Northern Ohio 155 Ken Mar Industrail Parkway, Broadveiw Heights 440-383-0990; noh.easterseals.com Top Local Executive(s): Beverly Richards
Correct Breathing Concepts LLC 7097 Brightwood Drive, Concord 440-357-5834; correctbreathing.com Top Local Executive(s): Carol Baglia
ELARA Caring Home Health 5966 Heisley Road, Mentor 440-358-9200; elara.com Top Local Executive(s): Kimberly McSkimming
Holistic Wellness Buddy LLC 636 Koontz Road, Wadsworth 216-577-8324; holisticwellnessbuddy.com Top Local Executive(s): Buddy Ann Ross
First Choice Home Heath of Ohio 1457 W. 117th St., Cleveland 216-521-2222; firstchoiceohio.com Top Local Executive(s): Charles Slone
Images of Wellness, LLC Beachwood 440-213-1872; imagesofwellness.com Top Local Executive(s): Jane Pernotto Ehrman
Hanson Services In-Home Assisted Living Providers 17017 Madison Ave., Lakewood 216-226-5425; hansonservices.com Top Local Executive(s): Mary Ann Hanson
LifeWorks of Southwest General 7390 Old Oak Blvd., Middleburg Heights 440-816-4210; lifeworksfitness.net Top Local Executive(s): Karen Raisch-Siegel
Heartland Home Health Care 4807 Rockside Road, Independence 216-901-1464; heartlandhomehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Suzanne Piazza
Home Health Services of Southwest General 17951 Jefferson Park Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-6850; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr. Home Instead Senior Care - eastern Cleveland suburbs 7650 First Place, Suite H, Building B, Oakwood Village 440-914-1400; homeinstead.com/116 Top Local Executive(s): Margie Orth, Scott D. Radcliff, Jeannie Radcliff Home Instead Senior Care - Lorain County 35590 Center Ridge Road, Suite 101, North Ridgeville 440-353-3080; homeinstead.com/690 Top Local Executive(s): Karin Wolff, Tammy Mosley, Karin Kollar Home Instead Senior Care - Mentor 7334 Center St., Mentor 440-257-5800; homeinstead.com Top Local Executive(s): Therese Zdesar Home Instead Senior Care North Olmsted 26777 Lorain Road, Suite 406, North Olmsted 440-734-7441; homeinstead.com/257 Top Local Executive(s): Geoffrey Moore Home Instead Senior Care - Parma 12000 Snow Road, Suite 7, Parma 440-734-7441; homeinstead.com/306 Top Local Executive(s): Geoffrey Moore Lake Health Home Care Services 7590 Auburn Road, Concord 440-639-0900; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Cindyleigh Mocilnikar Menorah Park Home Health Services 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-595-7333; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Platinum Home Health Services 5813 Mayfield Road, Suite 201, Mayfield Heights 440-995-0202; homehealthohio.org Top Local Executive(s): Marc A. Vasil Seasons of Care 16500 Sprague Road, Suite C, Middleburg Heights 440-274-4000; seasonsofcare.com Top Local Executive(s): Tricia Schaum Senior Helpers of Northeast Ohio 7344 Pearl Road, Middleburg Heights 216-912-0050; seniorhelpersneo.com Top Local Executive(s): Larry Mason University Hospitals Home Care Services 4510 Richmond Road, Warrensville Heights 216-844-4663; uhhospitals.org/homecare Top Local Executive(s): Eric Beck
Hospice Heartland Hospice 4807 Rockside Road, Independence 216-901-1464; heartlandhospice.org Top Local Executive(s): Suzanne Piazza Hospice of the Western Reserve Inc. 17876 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland 800-707-8922; hospicewr.org Top Local Executive(s): William E. Finn Hospice Services of Southwest General 18659 Drake Road, Strongsville 440-816-5040; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr.
Vinney Hospice and Palliative Care of Menorah Park One David Myers Parkway, Beachwood 216-910-2650; montefiorecare.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough
Hospitals and
health systems
Akron Children’s Hospital One Perkins Square, Akron 330-543-1000; akronchildrens.org Top Local Executive(s): Grace Wakulchik Ashtabula County Medical Center 2420 Lake Ave., Ashtabula 440-997-2262; acmchealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Michael J. Habowski Aultman Alliance Community Hospital 200 E. State St., Alliance 330-596-6000; achosp.org Top Local Executive(s): Ryan Jones Aultman Hospital 2600 Sixth St. S.W., Canton 330-452-9911; aultman.org Top Local Executive(s): Christopher E. Remark Aultman Orrville Hospital 832 Main St. S., Orrville 330-682-3010; aultmanorrville.org Top Local Executive(s): Jennifer Kessel Cleveland Clinic 9500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-444-2200; clevelandclinic.org Top Local Executive(s): Tomislav “Tom” Mihaljevic Firelands Regional Medical Center 1111 Hayes Ave., Sandusky 419-557-7400; firelands.com Top Local Executive(s): Jeremy Normington-Slay Fisher-Titus Medical Center 272 Benedict Ave., Norwalk 419-668-8101; fisher-titus.org Top Local Executive(s): Brent W. Burkey Grace Hospital 2307 W. 14 St., Cleveland 216-687-1500; gracehospital.org Highland Springs 4199 Mill Pond Drive, Highland Hills 216-302-3070; highlandspringshealth.com Top Local Executive(s): Matthew J. Winchester Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital 8747 Squires Lane N.E., Warren 330-841-3700; hillsiderehabhospital.org Mercy Allen Hospital 200 W. Lorain St., Oberlin 440-775-1211; mercy.com Top Local Executive(s): Charlotte Wray Mercy Health Lorain Hospital 3700 Kolbe Road, Lorain 440-960-4000; mercy.com Top Local Executive(s): Edwin M. Oley Mercy Health - St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital 8401 Market St., Boardman 330-729-2929; mercy.com/youngstown Top Local Executive(s): Eugenia “Genie” Aubel Mercy Health - St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown 330-746-7211; mercy.com/youngstown Top Local Executive(s): John Luellen
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Mercy Health St. Joseph Warren Hospital 667 Eastland Ave. S.W., Warren 330-841-4000; mercy.com/youngstown Top Local Executive(s): Kathy Cook Mercy Medical Center 1320 Mercy Drive N.W., Canton 330-489-1000; cantonmercy.org Top Local Executive(s): Thomas J. Strauss The MetroHealth System 2500 MetroHealth Drive, Cleveland 216-778-7800; metrohealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Akram Boutros Southwest General 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-8000; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr. St. Vincent Charity Medical Center 2351 E. 22nd St., Cleveland 216-861-6200; stvincentcharity.com Top Local Executive(s): Janice G. Murphy
University Hospitals Ahuja Medical Center 3999 Richmond Road, Beachwood 216-593-5500; uhahuja.org Top Local Executive(s): Alan J. Papa
University Hospitals Parma Medical Center 7007 Powers Blvd., Parma 440-743-3000; uhparma.org Top Local Executive(s): Brian S. Monter
Western Reserve Hospital 1900 23rd St., Cuyahoga Falls 330-971-7000; westernreservehospital.org Top Local Executive(s): Robert A. Kent
University Hospitals Bedford Medical Center UH Regional Hospitals 44 Blaine Ave., Bedford 440-735-3900; uhbedford.org Top Local Executive(s): Robin Rowell
University Hospitals Portage Medical Center 6847 N. Chestnut St., Ravenna 330-297-0811; uhportage.org Top Local Executive(s): William A. Benoit
Wooster Community Hospital 1761 Beall Ave., Wooster 330-263-8100; woosterhospital.org Top Local Executive(s): William Sheron
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center 11100 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-844-1000; uhhospitals.org Top Local Executive(s): Thomas F. Zenty III, Daniel I. Simon
University Hospitals Richmond Medical Center UH Regional Hospitals 27100 Chardon Road, Richmond Heights 440-585-6501; uhrichmond.org Top Local Executive(s): Robin Rowell
Humana Inc. Independence 800-486-2620 ; humana.com Top Local Executive(s): Kathie Mancini, Tom McMahon
University Hospitals Conneaut Medical Center 158 W. Main Road, Conneaut 440-593-1131; uhconneaut.org Top Local Executive(s): M. Steven Jones University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center 630 E. River St., Elyria 440-329-7500; uhelyria.org Top Local Executive(s): Kristi M. Sink
TriPoint Medical Center 7590 Auburn Road, Concord Township 440-375-8100; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Cynthia Moore-Hardy
University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center 13207 Ravenna Road, Chardon 440-285-6000; uhgeauga.org Top Local Executive(s): Donald P. DeCarlo
Trumbull Regional Medical Center 1350 E. Market St., Warren 330-841-9011; trumbullregional.org Top Local Executive(s): Krista McFadden
University Hospitals Geneva Medical Center 870 W. Main St., Geneva 440-466-1141; uhgeneva.org Top Local Executive(s): M. Steven Jones
University Hospitals Samaritan Medical Center 1025 Center St., Ashland 419-289-0491; uhsamaritan.org Top Local Executive(s): Todd R. Harford University Hospitals St. John Medical Center 29000 Center Ridge Road, Westlake 440-835-8000; uhstjohn.org Top Local Executive(s): Robert G. David VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System 10701 East Blvd., Cleveland 216-791-3800; cleveland.va.gov Top Local Executive(s): Jill K. Dietrich
Insurance underwriters
Medical Mutual of Ohio 2060 E. 9th St., Cleveland 216-687-7000; medmutual.com Top Local Executive(s): Rick A. Chiricosta SummaCare 1200 E. Market St., Suite 400, Akron 330-996-8410; summacare.com Top Local Executive(s): William Epling UnitedHealthcare 1001 Lakeside Ave., Suite 1000, Cleveland 800-468-5001; uhc.com Top Local Executive(s): Neal Grode
West Medical Center 36000 Euclid Ave., Willoughby 440-953-9600; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Cynthia Moore-Hardy
Medical equipment
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Buckeye Medical Supply 1495 Warrensville Center Road, South Euclid 216-291-4000; buckeyemedicalsupply.com Top Local Executive(s): Eric M. Buller G.R.E. Orthotics and Prosthetics 13376 Ravenna Road, Chardon 440-285-5785; greop.com Top Local Executive(s): Jonathan Naft Gill Podiatry Supply & Equipment Co. 22400 Ascoa Court, Strongsville 800-321-1348; gillpodiatry.com Top Local Executive(s): Ric Boggs Invacare Corp. One Invacare Way, Elyria 440-329-6000; invacare.com Top Local Executive(s): Matthew E. Monaghan Kapp Surgical Instrument Inc. 4919 Warrensville Center Road, Warrensville Heights 216-587-4400; kappsurgical.com Top Local Executive(s): Albert N. Santilli Leimkuehler Inc. 4625 Detroit Ave., Cleveland 216-651-7788; leimkuehlerinc.com Top Local Executive(s): Robert V. Leimkuehler MedWish International 1625 E. 31st St., Cleveland 216-692-1685; medwish.org Top Local Executive(s): Carolina Masri CONTINUED ON PAGE 64
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CRAIN’S LIST | HEALTH CARE DIRECTORY MIM Software Inc. 25800 Science Park Drive, Suite 180, Beachwood 216-455-0600; mimsoftware.com Top Local Executive(s): Andrew Nelson
Eldercare Services Institute of Benjamin Rose 11890 Fairhill Road, Cleveland 216-791-8000; benrose.org Top Local Executive(s): Orion H. Bell IV
Sotera Health 9100 South Hills Blvd., Suite 300, Broadview Heights 440-262-1410; soterahealth.com Top Local Executive(s): Michael B. Petras Jr.
Epicenter ABA Therapy 4949 Galaxy Parkway, Suite W, Warrensville Heights 216-508-4050; epicenteraba.com Top Local Executive(s): Mark Shankman, Stephanie Dixon, Mara Marnie Katz
Steris 5960 Heisley Road, Mentor 440-354-2600; steris.com Top Local Executive(s): Walter M. Rosebrough Jr. Vidagos Advisors Chagrin Falls 440-554-3991; vidagos.com Top Local Executive(s): Cheryl Petersilge
Medical staffing Anchor Medical Staffing 19220 Lorain Road, Fairview Park 216-252-4577; anchormedicalstaffing.com Top Local Executive(s): Gary L. Burgund Hyr Medical Inc. 675 Alpha Drive, Highland Heights 312-371-4150; hyrmed.com Top Local Executive(s): Faris El-Khider, Manoj Jhaveri, Oliver Cullis
Medical technology Indago 5000 Euclid Ave., Suite 206, Cleveland 216-334-3127; indago.io Top Local Executive(s): Leah Brownlee, Eugene Malinskiy LifeMedix LLC Akron 330-396-5070 ; lifemedix.com Top Local Executive(s): Anup Salgia Medic Management Group LLC 275 Springside Drive, Akron 330-668-2116; medicmgmt.com Top Local Executive(s): Jerry Kelsheimer MediQuant LLC 6900 S. Edgerton Road, Suite 100, Brecksville 844-286-8683; mediquant.com Top Local Executive(s): Jim Jacobs Multi Radiance Medical 6521 Davis Industrial Parkway, Solon 440-542-0761; multiradiance.com Top Local Executive(s): Max Karnasky Paguar Informatics Inc. 1228 Euclid Ave., Suite 350, Cleveland 440-749-5588; paguar.com Top Local Executive(s): John Paganini PartsSource Inc. 777 Lena Drive, Aurora 330-562-9900; partssource.com Top Local Executive(s): Philip Settimi
Mental health services Behavioral Health at St. Vincent Charity Medical Center 2351 E. 22nd St., Cleveland 216-363-2580; stvincentcharity.com Top Local Executive(s): Michael J. Biscaro
Far West Center 29133 Health Campus Drive, Westlake 440-835-6212; farwestcenter.com Top Local Executive(s): Helen (Kelly) M. Dylag NAMI Greater Cleveland 2012 W. 25th St., Suite 705, Cleveland 216-875-7776; namigreatercleveland.org Top Local Executive(s): Chris Mignogna The Nord Center 6140 S. Broadway Ave., Lorain 440-233-7232; nordcenter.org Top Local Executive(s): Don Schiffbauer Portage Path Behavioral Health 340 S. Broadway St., Akron 330-253-3100; portagepath.org Top Local Executive(s): Tracy Davis Yaeger Ravenwood Health 12557 Ravenwood Drive, Chardon 440-285-3568; ravenwoodhealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Vicki Clark
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Lake Health Occupational Health Services 7590 Auburn Road, Concord 440-354-1990; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Joseph Popely MedExam Inc. 24461 Detroit Road, Suite 350, Westlake 440-871-1600; medexaminc.com Top Local Executive(s): Bryan E. Schmidt Menorah Park Occupational Therapy 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-360-8221; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough St. Vincent Occupational Health 2475 E. 22 St., Suite 310, Cleveland 216-363-2691; stvincentcharity.com/ services-centers/occupational-health Top Local Executive(s): Janice G. Murphy
Outpatient services AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland 2829 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-621-0766; clevelandtaskforce.org Top Local Executive(s): Tracy Jones Center for Integrated Therapies 11002 Detroit Ave., Cleveland 216-227-8668 Top Local Executive(s): Harry D. Simmons
Catholic Charities Corp. 7911 Detroit Ave., Cleveland 216-334-2900; ccdocle.org Top Local Executive(s): Patrick Gareau
Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center 11635 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-231-8787; chsc.org Top Local Executive(s): Jennell C. Vick
Crossroads Health 8445 Munson Road, Mentor 440-255-1700; crossroadshealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Mike Matoney
The Gathering Place 23300 Commerce Park, Beachwood 216-595-9546; touchedbycancer.org Top Local Executive(s): Michele Seyranian
Highland Speech Services Inc. 415 Lowell Drive, Highland Heights 216-346-7066 Top Local Executive(s): Cindy Ginsburg Lake Health Brunner Sanden Deitrick Wellness Campus 8655 Market St., Mentor 440-375-8777; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Joseph Popely Lake Health Mentor Campus 9485 Mentor Ave., Mentor 440-974-6800; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Janie Racer Lake Health Perrico Health Campus 4176 State Route 306, Willoughby 440-918-4690; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Cynthia Moore-Hardy Lake Health SOM Center Campus 5105 SOM Center Road, Willoughby 440-953-5740; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Cynthia Moore-Hardy
Lake Health Retail Pharmacies 7590 Auburn Road, Concord Township 440-375-8790; lakehealthpharmacy.org Top Local Executive(s): Lance Olszewski Southwest Community Pharmacy 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-8410; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr.
Physical therapy Achievement Centers for Children 4255 Northfield Road, Highland Hills 216-292-9700; achievementcenters.org Top Local Executive(s): Sally Farwell Advanced Rehabilitation & Health Specialists 4707 Mill St., Mantua 330-274-2747; arhs.us Top Local Executive(s): Juli Robine, Edie Benner
Lake Health Urgent Care Centers 7590 Auburn Road, Concord Township 440-375-8100; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Joseph Popely
Jaworski Physical Therapy Inc. 137 Winckles St., Elyria 440-366-5993; jptrehab.com Top Local Executive(s): Ann Hamker, Kimberly S. Stumphauzer
Levinson Family Chiropractic Inc. 646 Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls 330-928-3420; levinsonchiro.com Top Local Executive(s): Pam Levinson, John Connery
Lake Health Physical Therapy 7590 Auburn Road, Concord 440-375-8100; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Lisa Falkenberg
Montefiore of Menorah Park Outpatient Rehabilitation Therapy One David Myers Parkway, Beachwood 216-360-9080; montefiorecare.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Peter B. Lewis Aquatic & Therapy Center of Menorah Park 27300 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-595-7345; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Southwest General Outpatient Centers 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-5050; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr. St. Vincent Charity Health Care Clinic 2351 E. 22nd St., Cleveland 216-241-6201; stvincentcharity.com Top Local Executive(s): Janice G. Murphy University Hospitals Health Centers 11100 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-844-2273; uhhospitals.org Top Local Executive(s): Shawn Osborne
Pharmaceuticals Athersys Inc. 3201 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 216-431-9900; athersys.com Top Local Executive(s): Gil Van Bokkelen Gebauer Company 4444 E. 153rd St., Cleveland 800-321-9348; gebauer.com Top Local Executive(s): Margaret Rose Giltinan
Pharmacy services Discount Drug Mart Inc. 211 Commerce Drive, Medina 330-725-2340; discount-drugmart.com Top Local Executive(s): Don Boodjeh Elixir (formerly EnvisionRxOptions) 2181 E. Aurora Road, Suite 201, Twinsburg 800-361-4542; elixirsolutions.com Top Local Executive(s): Dan Robson
Layton Physical Therapy 2899 Hubbard Road, Madison 440-428-0422; laytonpt.com Top Local Executive(s): Loretta A. Layton Menorah Park’s Marcus Post-Hospital Rehabilitation Center 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-839-6633; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Montefiore of Menorah Park Post-Hospital Rehab Therapy One David Myers Parkway, Beachwood 216-360-9080; montefiorecare.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough PT Center for Sports Medicine and Family Physical Therapy 2660 W. Market St., Suite 300, Fairlawn 330-869-2635; ptcenterakron.com Top Local Executive(s): Kevin L. Outwater Rehab Professionals of Cleveland Inc. 7000 Town Centre Drive, Suite 400, Broadview Heights 440-526-8566; rehabpros.net Top Local Executive(s): Edward Aube, Anthony Difilippo, Maria Nolan Southwest General Therapy Services 18697 Bagley Road, Middleburg Heights 440-816-8010; swgeneral.com Top Local Executive(s): William A. Young Jr. UH Rehabilitation Hospital 23333 Harvard Road, Beachwood 216-593-2200; uhhospitals.org/ locations/uh-rehabilitation-hospital Top Local Executive(s): Richard Hundorfean University Hospitals Avon Rehabilitation Hospital 37900 Chester Ave., Avon 440-695-7100; uhhospitals.org/ uh-avon-rehabilitation-hospital Top Local Executive(s): Thomas Stranz
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AHF Cleveland Healthcare Center and Pharmacy 2829 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-357-3131; aidshealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Tracy Jones Apex Dermatology 5800 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 100, Mayfield Heights 833-279-7546; apexskin.com Top Local Executive(s): Jorge Garcia-Zuazaga Arcade Chiropractic Clinic 401 Euclid Ave., Suite 140, Cleveland 216-522-0300; arcadechiro.com Top Local Executive(s): Gregory Kempf AxessPointe Community Health Centers 1400 S. Arlington St., Suite 38, Akron 888-975-9188; axesspointe.org Top Local Executive(s): Christopher Richardson
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North Shore Gastroenterology & Endoscopy Centers 850 Columbia Road, Westlake 440-808-1212; northshoregastro.org Top Local Executive(s): Mousab I. Tabbaa Ohio Specialty Network LLC 1163 E. 40th St., Suite 302, Cleveland 216-426-2555; ohiospecialtynetwork.com Top Local Executive(s): Linda D. Derringer
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Senior and long-term
care services
Aberdeen Crossings 399 Bishop Road, Highland Heights 440-460-0686; lifeservicesassistedliving.com Top Local Executive(s): Jocelyn Zidar Altenheim Senior Living 18627 Shurmer Road, Strongsville 440-238-3361; altenheim.com Top Local Executive(s): Paul Psota
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Arden Courts Parma 9205 W. Sprague Road, Parma 440-886-5858; arden-courts.com/ parma Top Local Executive(s): Pam Kelly Beachwood Commons 3995 Green Road, Beachwood 216-295-1700; lifeservicesassistedliving.com/beachwood-commons/ our-community Top Local Executive(s): Bethany Williams
Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging 11890 Fairhill Road, Cleveland 216-791-8000; benrose.org Top Local Executive(s): Orion H. Bell IV Brentwood Health Care Campus 907 W. Aurora Road, Sagamore Hills 330-468-2273; brentwoodhealthcarecenter.com Top Local Executive(s): Brent Classen Chapel Hill Community 12200 Strausser St. N.W., Canal Fulton 330-854-4177; unitedchurchhomes.org Top Local Executive(s): Debra Durbin ClevelandSeniors.com 868 Montford Road, Cleveland 216-781-1757; clevelandseniors.com Top Local Executive(s): Dan Hanson Danbury Senior Living 8230 Pittsburg Ave. N.W., North Canton 330-497-6565; danburyseniorliving.com Top Local Executive(s): Bill Lemmon Devon Oaks Assisted Living, an Eliza Jennings Community 2345 Crocker Road, Westlake 440-250-2300; devonoaks.elizajennings.org Top Local Executive(s): Alexa Gasparro Eliza Bryant Village 7201 Wade Park Ave., Cleveland 216-361-6141; elizabryant.org Top Local Executive(s): Danny R. Williams Eliza Jennings 26376 John Road, Olmsted Township 216-226-5000; elizajennings.org Top Local Executive(s): Richard M. Boyson Jr. Eliza Jennings Health Campus 10603 Detroit Ave., Cleveland 216-226-0282; healthcampus. elizajennings.org Top Local Executive(s): Lisa A. Fluhart Hattie Larlham 9772 Diagonal Road, Mantua 800-233-8611; hattielarlham.org Top Local Executive(s): Stephen Colecchi Heartland of Mentor 8200 Mentor Hills Drive, Mentor 440-256-1496; heartland-manorcare.org Top Local Executive(s): Linda A. Leasure Heartland of Willoughby 37603 Euclid Ave., Willoughby 440-951-5551; heartland-manorcare.org Top Local Executive(s): Tiara Bivins Home Instead Senior Care Akron & Medina 700 Ghent Road, Suite 300, Akron 330-576-6800; homeinstead.com/181 Top Local Executive(s): Pam Myers Jennings 10204 Granger Road, Garfield Heights 216-581-2900; jenningsohio.org Top Local Executive(s): Allison Q. Salopeck Judson Services Inc. 2181 Ambleside Drive, Cleveland 216-791-2004; judsonsmartliving.org Top Local Executive(s): Kendra J. Urdzik Kidney Foundation of Ohio Inc. 2831 Prospect Ave., Cleveland 216-771-2700; kfohio.org Top Local Executive(s): Michael F. Needham Koinonia Homes Inc. 6161 Oak Tree Blvd., Suite 400, Independence 216-588-8777; koinoniahomes.org Top Local Executive(s): Diane Beastrom
Lake Health Continuing Care Campus 10977 Capital Parkway, Concord Township 440-953-6251; lakehealth.org Top Local Executive(s): Lisa Falkenberg The Landing of Canton Assisted Living & Memory Care 4550 Hills and Dales Road N.W., Canton 330-477-5727; landingofcanton.com Top Local Executive(s): Rebecca Musser Light of Hearts Villa 283 Union St., Bedford 440-232-1991; lightofheartsvilla.org Top Local Executive(s): Breanne Cavileer Maximum Accessible Housing of Ohio 1725 E. 115 St., Cleveland 216-231-7221; maxhousing.org Top Local Executive(s): Stephen P. Hansler The McGregor Foundation 14900 Private Drive, Cleveland 216-851-8200; mcgregoramasa.org Top Local Executive(s): Ann M. Conn Menorah Park 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-831-6500; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Menorah Park’s Mandel Adult Day Center 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-839-6673; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough New Avenues to Independence Inc. 17608 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-481-1907; newavenues.net Top Local Executive(s): Karen Knavel Ohman Family Living 10190 Fairmount Road, Newbury 440-338-8220; ohmanfamilyliving.com Top Local Executive(s): George H. Ohman Jr., Anderson C. Ohman Sr. Our House 27633 Bassett Road, Westlake 440-835-2110; ourhouseinc.com Top Local Executive(s): Marguerite L. Zitello Platinum Home Helper Services 5813 Mayfield Road, Suite 201, Mayfield Heights 440-995-0202; homehealthohio.org Top Local Executive(s): Marc A. Vasil R.H. Myers Apartments of Menorah Park 27200 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-831-6515; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Regina Health Center 5232 Broadview Road, Richfield 330-659-4161; reginahealthcenter.org Top Local Executive(s): Mark Yantek The Renaissance Retirement Campus, an Eliza Jennings Community 26376 John Road, Olmsted Township 440-235-7100; renaissance.elizajennings.org Top Local Executive(s): Sandy Skerda Salida Woods Assisted Living 7685 Lake Shore Blvd., Mentor 440-257-3866; lifeservicesassistedliving.com Top Local Executive(s): Jenell Unger Sarah Adult Day Services Cleveland 11303 Pearl Road, Strongsville 440-846-1751; sarahcare.com/ strongsville Top Local Executive(s): Lisa Zoloty, Robert M. Phillips
SouthWest Commons 18090 Pearl Road, Strongsville 440-238-3777; lifeservicesassistedliving.com Top Local Executive(s): Katie Delligatti Sprenger Health Care Systems 3885 Oberlin Ave., Lorain 440-989-5200; sprengerhealthcare.com Top Local Executive(s): Nicole Sprenger, Michael Sprenger St. Mary of the Woods 35755 Detroit Road, Avon 440-937-3111; stmaryofthewoods.com Top Local Executive(s): Ben Massaro Stone Gardens Assisted Living of Menorah Park 27090 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-292-0070; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Vantage Aging 2279 Romig Road, Akron 330-253-4597; vantageaging.org Top Local Executive(s): Ted Watko The Village at Marymount 5200 Marymount Village Drive, Garfield Heights 216-332-1100; villageatmarymount.org Top Local Executive(s): Jeffry A. Myers Vista Springs Ravinia 6046 Brecksville Road, Independence 216-232-4900; vistaspringsliving.com Top Local Executive(s): Sheila James The Weils of Menorah Park 16695 Chillicothe Road, Chagrin Falls 440-543-4221; theweils.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging 1700 E. 13th St., Suite 114, Cleveland 216-621-0303; areaagingsolutions.org Top Local Executive(s): E. Douglas Beach Wiggins Place Assisted Living Residence of Menorah Park 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood 216-839-6673; menorahpark.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough
The Willensky Residence of Menorah Park One David N. Myers Parkway, Beachwood 216-910-2323; montefiorecare.org Top Local Executive(s): James Newbrough
Support services Brouse McDowell Health Care Practice Group 388 S. Main St., Suite 500, Akron 330-535-5711; brouse.com Top Local Executive(s): Christopher Huryn Echo Health Inc. 810 Sharon Drive, Westlake 440-835-3511; echohealthinc.com Top Local Executive(s): William Davis The Littlest Heroes P.O. Box 1406, Solon 440-498-9200; thelittlestheroes.org Top Local Executive(s): Amber Toth, Joanne Mac Dougall
Women’s health services The Doula Experience 19006 Stony Point Drive, Strongsville 440-572-2574; doulaexperience.com Top Local Executive(s): Sunday Tortelli Elegant Essentials Ltd. 5164 Normandy Park Drive, Suite 300, Medina 800-350-5053; elegantessentialsonline.com Top Local Executive(s): Shellie L. Graf Family Planning Services of Lorain County 602 Leona St., Elyria 440-322-7526; familyplanningservices.org Top Local Executive(s): Patricia L. Berger ICAN of Greater Cleveland 10000 Waterford Trail, Chagrin Falls 440-543-5353; icanofgreatercleveland.org Top Local Executive(s): Pam Kolanz Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio 444 W. Exchange St., Akron 330-541-1025; ppgoh.org Top Local Executive(s): Iris Harvey
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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT The education sector has faced huge challenges adapting to life in the age of COVID-19. For instance, 22 of the 27 schools on the full digital version of our Colleges and Universities list reported local enrollment declines this fall. Many told Crain’s that COVID was at least partly to blame. Most schools on our Private and Parochial High Schools list saw declines as well, but those decreases were smaller. And many schools told Crain’s that COVID didn’t have much impact. This section also includes our Philanthropic Gifts list, which is topped by the largest gift the Cleveland Clinic has ever received: A $261 million donation from The Lord Foundation of Ohio. It was made possible by the sale of Lord Corp. of Cary, N.C., to Parker Hannifin of Mayfield Heights. — Chuck Soder Foundations | 67-68 Colleges and Universities | 69-70 Largest Philanthropic Gifts of 2019 | 71-73 Private and Parochial Schools | 74-75
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CRAIN'S LIST | FOUNDATIONS Ranked by value of grants awarded in 2019
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CLEVELAND FOUNDATION 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 1300, Cleveland 216-861-3810/clevelandfoundation.org
$114.4 $104.8
$2,600.0
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KEYBANK FOUNDATION 127 Public Square, Cleveland 216-689-7394/key.com/foundation
$26.0 $33.7
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Elizabeth S. Gurney, director of corporate philanthropy, KeyBank
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THE GEORGE GUND FOUNDATION 45 W. Prospect Ave., Suite 1845, Cleveland 216-241-3114/gundfoundation.org
$24.9 $38.6
$587.4
$3,600,000; Cleveland Neighborhood Progress
Education, arts, human services, environment, economic development
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David T. Abbott, president
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STARK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 400 Market Ave. N., Suite 200, Canton 330-454-3426/starkcf.org
$13.1 $12.0
$296.7
$1,000,000; Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
Wide array of charitable causes
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Mark J. Samolczyk, president, CEO
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AKRON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 345 W. Cedar St., Akron 330-376-8522/akroncf.org
$11.1 $10.4
$199.5
$100,000; Direction Home Akron Canton Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities; Greater Akron Chamber of Commerce 1
Arts, culture, education, health, civic affairs
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John T. Petures Jr., president, CEO
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NORDSON CORPORATION FOUNDATION 28601 Clemens Road, Westlake 440-892-1580/nordson.com
$10.3 $10.1
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$328,000; National Inventors Hall of Fame Camp Invention
Education, human welfare
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Cecilia H. Render, executive director
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EATON CHARITABLE FUND 1000 Eaton Blvd., Beachwood 440-523-5000/eaton.com
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Local interests of Eaton sites
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Taras G. Szmagala Jr., senior VP, public and community affairs
8
THE YOUNGSTOWN FOUNDATION P.O. Box 1162, Youngstown 330-744-0320/youngstownfoundation.org
$8.3 $5.6
$127.0
$1,000,000; City of Youngstown for the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheater
Unrestricted
2
Janice E. Strasfeld, executive director
9
MT. SINAI HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION 11000 Euclid Ave., 3rd floor, Cleveland 216-421-5500/mtsinaifoundation.org
$7.2 $6.0
$156.7
—
Academic medicine/bioscience, urban health, Jewish community, health policy
6
Mitchell Balk, president
10
COMMUNITY WEST FOUNDATION 800 Sharon Drive, Suite C, Westlake 440-360-7370/communitywestfoundation.org
$7.0 $5.5
$132.1
$661,000; Fairview Hospital
Basic needs
8
Martin J. Uhle, president, CEO
11
SAINT LUKE'S FOUNDATION OF CLEVELAND 11327 Shaker Blvd., Suite 600W, Cleveland 216-431-8010/saintlukesfoundation.org
$6.7 $7.6
$186.8
$634,000; Greater Cleveland Food Bank
Health equity; social determinants of health
9
Timothy L. Tramble Sr., president, CEO
12
BURTON D. MORGAN FOUNDATION 22 Aurora St., Hudson 330-655-1660/bdmorganfdn.org
$6.7 $4.9
$178.1
$1,000,000; JumpStart
Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education
8.5
Deborah D. Hoover, president, CEO
13
WAYNE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 517 N. Market St., Wooster 330-262-3877/waynecountycommunityfoundation.org
$6.7 $6.7
$99.6
$217,561; Wayne County Fire and Rescue Association Regional Training Facility
Arts, education, environment, health, human services
3.5
Sara L. Patton, executive director
14
GAR FOUNDATION 277 E. Mill St., Akron 330-576-2926/garfoundation.org
$6.6 $7.1
$171.4
$460,000; Greater Akron Chamber
Help Akron become smarter, stronger and more vibrant
7.5
Christine Amer Mayer, president
15
IN HIS STEPS FOUNDATION 6801 Brecksville Road, Suite 250, Independence 330-528-1785/ihsfound.org
$6.4 $6.7
$33.3
$400,000; CRU
Faith based
2
Ben Lee, executive director
16
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF LORAIN COUNTY 9080 Leavitt Road, Elyria 440-984-7390/peoplewhocare.org
$6.2 $5.5
$145.6
$550,000
Lorain County community needs
12
Cynthia Andrews, president, CEO
17
PARKER HANNIFIN FOUNDATION 6035 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 216-896-3000/parker.com
$6.0 $6.9
$0.0
—
Needs of the community, science and math education, environmental stewardship
0
Thomas L. Williams, chairman, CEO
18
CHAR AND CHUCK FOWLER FAMILY FOUNDATION 5885 Landerbrook Drive, Suite 300 c/o Cornerstone Family Offices, Mayfield Heights 216-906-4578/fowlerfamilyfdn.org
$4.5 $4.2
$29.4
$400,000; Say Yes Cleveland Scholarship
Arts, education and health
1
Chann FowlerSpellman, president
19
CASE ALUMNI FOUNDATION 10900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-231-4567/casealumni.org
$4.4 $4.1
$71.0
$1,007,000; CWRU College of Arts & Sciences
Scholarships, laboratories, faculty support, students
10
Stephen Zinram, executive director
20
THE KELVIN & ELEANOR SMITH FOUNDATION 30100 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 150, Pepper Pike 216-591-9111/kesmithfoundation.org
$4.1 $6.8
$175.9
$1,000,000; Cleveland Museum of Art
Arts, culture, education, economic development, environment, health
2
Ellen Stirn Mavec, chairman, president
21
VEALE FOUNDATION 30195 Chagrin Blvd., Pepper Pike 216-255-3209/vealeentrepreneurs.org
$4.1 $3.8
$160.3
$2,370,000; Case Western Reserve University
Arts, education, entrepreneurship, health and human services
4
Daniel P. Harrington, chairman; Bridget C. Sukys, executive director
22
THE LUBRIZOL FOUNDATION 29400 Lakeland Blvd., Wickliffe 440-347-1797/lubrizol.com
$3.9 $3.2
$10.5
$1,000,000; Say Yes Cleveland Scholarship
Education; primarily focused on science, technology, engineering and math
2
Elizabeth A. Grove, president
23
PEG'S FOUNDATION 10 W. Streetsboro St., Suite 200, Hudson 330-655-1366/pegsfoundation.org
$3.9 $12.5
$100.8
$500,000; LJFF I Promise School
Mental health, arts, education
5
Rick Kellar, president
24
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE MAHONING VALLEY 201 E. Commerce St., Suite 150, Youngstown 330-743-5555/cfmv.org
$3.7 $2.0
$78.1
$1,000,000; Grove City College
COVID-19 crisis relief; general community needs
6
Shari Harrell, president
25
SISTERS OF CHARITY FOUNDATION OF CLEVELAND 2 2475 E. 22nd St., Cleveland 216-357-4460/socfcleveland.org
$3.5 $2.9
$92.0
$100,000; YWCA of Greater Cleveland; Enterprise Community Partners; St. Ignatius High School; Regina Health Center; St. Vincent Charity Medical Center 1
Poverty, homelessness, Catholic sisters, Central neighborhood
10
Susanna H. Krey, president
NOTES: 1. These organizations each received $100,000 grants. 2. This entry is highlighted because Sisters of Charity Health System is a premium Book of Lists sponsor.
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CRAIN'S LIST | FOUNDATIONS Ranked by value of grants awarded in 2019 GRANTS AWARDED (MILLIONS) 2019/ 2018
ASSETS (MILLIONS) 2019
LARGEST 2019 GRANT
GIVING FOCUS AREAS
LOCAL FTE STAFF 6-30-2020
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
RANK
FOUNDATION
26
MARTHA HOLDEN JENNINGS FOUNDATION 1228 Euclid Ave., Suite 240, Cleveland 216-589-5700/mhjf.org
$3.3 $3.3
$72.4
$100,000; Columbus Museum of Art
Support for PK-12 pubic schools
4
Daniel J. Keenan, executive director
27
REINBERGER FOUNDATION 30000 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 300, Orange 216-292-2790/reinbergerfoundation.org
$3.0 $3.3
$74.3
$500,000; Providence House
Arts, education and human services
1
Karen R. Hooser, president
28
JOHN HUNTINGTON FUND FOR EDUCATION 3201 Enterprise Pkwy., Suite 140, Cleveland 216-321-7185
$3.0 $2.8
$36.8
—
Post-secondary grants in scientific, technical and vocational fields of study
1
Peter W. Adams, president
29
DEACONESS FOUNDATION 2 Summit Park Drive, Suite 120, Independence 216-741-4077/deaconessfdn.org
$3.0 $1.8
$56.1
$450,000; The Fund for Our Economic Future, as fiscal sponsor for the Cuyahoga County Workforce Funders Group
Workforce development
3
Catherine N. Belk, president, CEO
30
BARBERTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 460 W. Paige Ave., Barberton 330-745-5995/barbertoncf.org
$2.9 $3.1
$83.5
$2,329,000; Barberton City Schools
Education, social services, economic development, community
5
Suzanne Tucker Allen, executive director
31
THE HOOVER FOUNDATION 400 Market Ave. N., Suite 210, Canton 330-458-0143
$2.9 —
—
—
—
—
Charles H. Hoover, chair
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SISTERS OF CHARITY FOUNDATION OF CANTON 1 400 Market Ave. N., Suite 300, Canton 330-454-5800/scfcanton.org
$2.9 $3.6
$92.2
$500,000; Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
Early childhood, homelessness, mental health
5
Joni T. Close, president
33
EVA L. AND JOSEPH M. BRUENING FOUNDATION 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 966, Cleveland 216-621-2632/brueningfoundation.org
$2.7 —
$62.9
$150,000; University Hospitals
Learning and safety net services
0
Cristin N. Slesh, consultant
34
KULAS FOUNDATION 1660 W. 2nd St., Suite 800, Cleveland 216-623-4770/murphykulas.org
$2.3 $1.3
$4.4
$1,000,000; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Arts, community and education
4
Nancy W. McCann, president
35
ABINGTON FOUNDATION 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 966, Cleveland 216-621-2901/fmscleveland.com/abington
$2.2 —
$34.1
$595,000; Cleveland Metropolitan School District
Education, health care, economic independence and cultural activities
0
Sarah H. Whitener, trustee
36
JOHN P. MURPHY FOUNDATION 1660 W. 2nd St., Suite 800, Cleveland 216-623-4770/murphykulas.org
$2.2 $2.0
$53.4
$1,000,000; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Arts, community and education
4
Nancy W. McCann, president
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Information is supplied by the foundations. NOTES: 1. This entry is highlighted because Sisters of Charity Health System is a premium Book of Lists sponsor.
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CRAIN'S LIST | COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Ranked by full-time equivalent enrollment on Northeast Ohio campuses LOCAL FTE ENROLLMENT
RANK
FALL 2020/ 2019
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY
% CHANGE
STUDENT: TEACHER RATIO
TUITION/ ROOM AND BOARD
% ENROLLMENT UNDERGRAD/ GRADUATE
TYPE OF INSTITUTION/ AFFILIATION
OPERATING BUDGET (MILLIONS)
ENDOWMENT (MILLIONS) 6-30-2020
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY 800 E. Summit St., Kent 44242 330-672-3000/kent.edu
27,332 28,329
-4%
19:1
$11,587 $12,084
83.7% 16.3%
4 year public
$595.2
$138.1
Todd Diacon president
2
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON 302 Buchtel Common, Akron 44325 330-972-7111/uakron.edu
13,988 15,128
-8%
18:1
$9,600 $12,800
86.3% 13.7%
4 year public
$303
$235.3
Gary L. Miller president
3
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2121 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-687-2000/csuohio.edu
12,112 12,310
-2%
16:1
$11,185 $11,834
73.3% 26.7%
4 year public
$293.8
$90.3
Harlan M. Sands president
4
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY 10900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44106 216-368-2000/case.edu
10,792 11,076
-3%
11:1
$52,448 $16,080
47% 53%
4 year private
$1100
$1851
Scott Cowen interim president 1
5
CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 700 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-987-6000/tri-c.edu
9,868 12,169
-19%
14:1
$3,436 —
100% 0%
2 year public
$202
$80.9
Alex Johnson president
6
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY One University Plaza, Youngstown 44555 330-941-3000/ysu.edu
9,739 10,185
-4%
14:1
$8,414 $9,700
89% 11%
4 year public
$157.9
—
James Tressel president
7
STARK STATE COLLEGE 6200 Frank Ave. N.W., Canton 44720 330-494-6170/starkstate.edu
5,548 5,942
-7%
20:1
$4,310 $5,356
100% 0%
2 year public
$60.7
$8
Para M. Jones president
8
LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1005 N. Abbe Road, Elyria 44035 800-995-5222/lorainccc.edu
5,302 5,648
-6%
15:1
$3,615 —
100% 0%
2 year public
$64.7
$51.4
Marcia J. Ballinger president
9
ASHLAND UNIVERSITY 401 College Ave., Ashland 44805 419-289-4142/ashland.edu
3,325 3,302
1%
13:1
$21,480 $10,640
74% 26%
4 year private
$106.5
$47.6
Carlos Campo president
10
JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 1 John Carroll Blvd., University Heights 44118 216-397-1886/jcu.edu
3,199 3,394
-6%
13:1
$44,406 $12,560
85% 15%
4 year private
$83
$228.7
Michael D. Johnson president
11
BALDWIN WALLACE UNIVERSITY 275 Eastland Road, Berea 44017 440-826-2900/bw.edu
3,137 3,233
-3%
11:1
$34,504 $11,946
84% 16%
4 year private
$129.6
$178
Robert C. Helmer president
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CRAIN'S LIST | COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Ranked by full-time equivalent enrollment on Northeast Ohio campuses LOCAL FTE ENROLLMENT FALL 2020/ 2019
% CHANGE
STUDENT: TEACHER RATIO
TUITION/ ROOM AND BOARD
% ENROLLMENT UNDERGRAD/ GRADUATE
TYPE OF INSTITUTION/ AFFILIATION
OPERATING BUDGET (MILLIONS)
ENDOWMENT (MILLIONS) 6-30-2020
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
RANK
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY
12
LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7700 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland 44094 440-525-7000/lakelandcc.edu
2,850 3,497
-19%
13:1
$3,033 —
100% 0%
2 year public
—
—
Morris W. Beverage Jr. president
13
OBERLIN COLLEGE 38 E. College St., Oberlin 44074 440-775-8460/oberlin.edu
2,195 1 2,833
-23%
9:1
$57,654 $17,334
99% 1%
4 year private
$151.1
$936.3
Carmen Ambar president
14
WALSH UNIVERSITY 2020 E. Maple St. N.W., North Canton 44720 330-490-7090/walsh.edu
2,024 1,895
7%
12:1
$29,910 $5,570
70% 30%
4 year private
$77.9
$29.3
Timothy J. Collins president
15
THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 1189 Beall Ave., Wooster 44691 330-263-2000/wooster.edu
2,008 1,937
4%
10:1
$54,000 $12,750
100% 0%
4 year private
$84.1
$330.5
Sarah Bolton president
16
UNIVERSITY OF MOUNT UNION 1972 Clark Ave., Alliance 44601 800-992-6682/mountunion.edu
1,936 2,008
-4%
12:1
$32,200 $10,700
90% 10%
4 year private
—
—
Thomas J. Botzman president
17
MALONE UNIVERSITY 2600 Cleveland Ave. N.W., Canton 44709 330-471-8100/malone.edu
1,216 1,330
-9%
13.2:1
$31,416 $9,900
76% 24%
4 year private
$28.7
$21.1
David A. King president
18
NOTRE DAME COLLEGE 4545 College Road, South Euclid 44121 216-381-1680/notredamecollege.edu
1,215 1,396
-13%
13:1
$30,050 $10,130
92% 8%
4 year private
$23.1
$10.6
Mike Pressimone president
19
LAKE ERIE COLLEGE 391 W. Washington St., Painesville 44077 440-296-1856/lec.edu
1,051 1,138
-8%
14:1
$31,736 $10,160
77% 23%
4 year private
$21.1
$32.4
Brian D. Posler president
20
NORTHEAST OHIO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY (NEOMED) 4209 State Route 44, Rootstown 44272 330-325-2511/neomed.edu
983 958
3%
10.6
$39,470 2 —
0% 100%
4 year public
$63.7
$22.7
John T. Langell president
21
HIRAM COLLEGE 11715 Garfield Road, Hiram 44234 330-569-3211/hiram.edu
910 3 967
-6%
12:1
$24,500 $10,290
98.3% 1.7%
4 year private
$29
$72.7
David P. Haney president
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Information is supplied by the schools. NOTES: 1. Oberlin's fall enrollment was impacted by the college's switch from two semesters to three. The switch was made to limit the spread of COVID-19 by reducing the number of students on campus. 2. $22,620 for the College of Pharmacy; $583 per credit hour for the College of Graduate Studies 3. This figure excludes many dual enrollment high school students who did not start classes until after Hiram calculated its official enrollment figure due to the coronavirus pandemic. With those students, Hiram’s 2020 enrollment would have been roughly flat year over year.
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CRAIN'S LIST | LARGEST PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS OF 2019 Ranked by gift amount RANK
RECIPIENT
DONOR (CONNECTION TO RECIPIENT)
AMOUNT
DATE
DESCRIPTION
DEVELOPMENT CONTACT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 17 17 21 22 23 24 25 25 27 28 29 30 31 32
Cleveland Clinic
The Lord Foundation of Ohio
$261,668,808
Oct. 2019
Research and education
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation
$23,000,000
July 2019
Global leadership training
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
John Carroll University
Anonymous (Graduate)
$20,000,000
Feb. 2019
Unrestricted
Doreen Riley 216-397-1990
University Hospitals
Sarah S. and Alexander M. Cutler
$15,000,000
Oct. 2019
Men's comprehensive care
Sherri Bishop 216-983-2200
Akron Children's Hospital
Joel and Cassie Testa; Jim and Julie Thomasson
$14,800,000
March 2019
Donation of Cynthia Parker Matthews Building (Akron Children's Health Center, Boston Heights) 1
Shelly Brown 330-543-8900
Cleveland Foundation
Anonymous
$10,477,034
Dec. 2019
Named fund to support various nonprofits
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
Case Western Reserve University
Coleman and Susan Burke Foundation Inc. (Alumnus - Coleman Burke)
$10,000,000
Jan. 2019
The Coleman P. Burke Environmental Law Center
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Clinic
Stephen D. Rosenthal
$10,000,000
April 2019
Heart & Vascular Institute
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
University Hospitals
Roe Green
$9,000,000
May 2019
Travel medicine and global health
Sherri Bishop 216-983-2200
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous (Alumnus)
$8,500,000
Aug. 2019
Merit scholarships in the College of Arts and Sciences and School of Medicine
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Walsh University
Rambo family (Alumni)
$8,300,000
June 2019
Program development, scholarships and lab updates for Byers School of Nursing
Eric Belden 330-490-7337
Baldwin Wallace University
Austin E. Knowlton Foundation
$8,000,000
Oct. 2019
Knowlton Center (new math, computer science, engineering and physics building)
Robert Helmer 440-826-2424
Cleveland Foundation
Holsey Gates Handyside Trust
$6,715,966
Dec. 2019
Various existing Cleveland Foundation funds
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Anonymous (Trustee)
$6,000,000
June 2019
Curatorial endowment
Colleen Russell Criste 216-707-2154
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous
$5,600,000
Sept. 2019
Scholarships in the College of Arts and Sciences
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Clinic
Samuel H. and Maria Miller Foundation
$5,500,000
Dec. 2019
Emergency services
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Case Western Reserve University
Thomas M. Becker (Alumnus)
$5,000,000
June 2019
Thomas M. Becker, MD Professorship at the School of Medicine
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$5,000,000
Nov. 2019
Unrestricted
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Edward J. DeBartolo Jr.
$5,000,000
Dec. 2019
Autism scholarships and Cleveland Clinic Children's
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Neighborhood Progress
Cleveland Foundation
$5,000,000
April 2019
Three years of operational and program support; management of Strategic Investment Initiative
Andrew Harris 216-453-1457
Cleveland Clinic
The Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation
$4,975,000
Feb. 2019
THRIVE Program for caregiver education and retention
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous
$4,700,000
Feb. 2019
STEMpower Global Fellows Endowed Fund
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous
$4,200,000
Dec. 2019
Oral health research
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Case Western Reserve University
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
$4,100,000
Nov. 2019
HIV research in developing countries
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$4,000,000
March 2019
Neurotechnology research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
The Youngstown Foundation
Judge William Rayen Trust
$4,000,000
Jan. 2019
Youngstown City School District (educational purposes)
Janice Strasfeld 330-744-0320
Cleveland Neighborhood Progress
The George Gund Foundation
$3,600,000
April 2019
Three years of operational and program support
Andrew Harris 216-453-1457
Cleveland Foundation
Franklin G. Smith Trust
$3,533,490
Jan. 2019
Named fund to support various nonprofits
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
Playhouse Square
Lori and Rick Buoncore (Board member - Rick Buoncore)
$3,500,000
Aug. 2019
Advancing the Legacy Campaign for Playhouse Square
Michelle Ryan Stewart 216-640-8410
Hiram College
Harlene Lee (Graduate)
$3,287,207
Aug. 2019
Student health/athletics and endowed scholarships for students
Jennifer Schuller 330-569-5839
Stark Community Foundation
Anonymous
$3,100,000
Nov. 2019
Named fund to support the donor's charitable interests
Bridgette Neisel 330-454-7992
Case Western Reserve University
The Ralph T. and Esther L. Warburton Foundation
$3,000,000
Aug. 2019
Scholarships for dental medicine, medicine and nursing students
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
NOTES: 1. The building will be given to Akron Children's once the hospital's 30-year lease ends.
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RECIPIENT
32
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Museum of Art
32 32 32 32 32 39 40 41 41 43 44 45 46 47 47 49 49 49 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52
DONOR (CONNECTION TO RECIPIENT)
AMOUNT
DATE
DESCRIPTION
DEVELOPMENT CONTACT
Anonymous (Alumna of CWRU; honorary trustee with CMA)
$3,000,000
Dec. 2019
Capital improvement
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352 Colleen Russell Criste 216-707-2154
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$3,000,000
Oct. 2019
Congenital heart surgery research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$3,000,000
Dec. 2019
Research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation (Trustee)
$3,000,000
April 2019
Capital improvement
Colleen Russell Criste 216-707-2154
The Cleveland Orchestra
Anonymous (Longtime supporter)
$3,000,000
Nov. 2019
Education concerts
Jane Hargraft 216-231-7520
University Hospitals
Anonymous
$3,000,000
Aug. 2019
UH Seidman Cancer Center
Sherri Bishop 216-983-2200
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous (Corporate foundation)
$2,750,000
Nov. 2019
Community health
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Foundation
Anonymous
$2,721,155
Dec. 2019
Donor advised fund
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,500,000
Nov. 2019
Brain health research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Donna M. Kohl (Trustee)
$2,500,000
Oct. 2019
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum 2.0 expansion
Dionne Broadus 216-515-8404
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,480,000
Nov. 2019
Women's health research and care
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,402,750
Jan. 2019
Surgical modeling and robotic technology lab
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous
$2,400,000
Dec. 2019
Professorship, fellowship and research endowed funds for the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous (Alumnus)
$2,300,000
Dec. 2019
Physics department professorship in the College of Arts and Sciences
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Case Western Reserve University
Lubrizol Corp.
$2,200,000
June 2019
Research and scholarships
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,200,000
May 2019
Neurological Institute
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Case Western Reserve University
Anonymous (Alumnus)
$2,100,000
Oct. 2019
Weatherhead School of Management Endowed Scholarship Fund
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,100,000
March 2019
Alzheimer's research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Summa Health
Jim and Vanita Oelschlager
$2,100,000
Nov. 2019
The Summa Health Behavioral Health Institute
Phylis Ferrara 330-375-6888
Akron Children's Hospital
Cynthia Parker Matthews Family Foundation
$2,000,000
Aug. 2019
Renovation of portions of the Paul and Carol David Foundation Burn Institute
Shelly Brown 330-543-8900
Case Western Reserve University
Roger E. Susi (Alumnus)
$2,000,000
April 2019
Roger Susi Undergraduate Student Experience and Undergraduate Student Teaching Lab
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Case Western Reserve University
The Pavey Family (Trustee)
$2,000,000
Nov. 2019
The Pavey Family Professorship of Innovative Imaging
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,000,000
March 2019
Health Education Campus
Abby Mitchell 216-368-4352 Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,000,000
March 2019
Orthopedic research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,000,000
July 2019
Men's health research and care
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,000,000
Dec. 2019
Graduate medical education
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,000,000
Oct. 2019
Cole Eye Institute expansion
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Anonymous
$2,000,000
Nov. 2019
Thoracic surgery research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Clinic
Robert and Laura Fogarty
$2,000,000
July 2019
Uterine cancer research
Cindy Fink 216-448-0663
Cleveland Foundation
Anonymous
$2,000,000
Dec. 2019
Donor advised fund
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
Enterprise Community Partners Inc.
The George Gund Foundation
$2,000,000
Nov. 2019
Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition
—
Foundation Fighting Blindness Inc.
The George Gund Foundation
$2,000,000
Nov. 2019
Retinal degenerative disease research
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RECIPIENT
DONOR (CONNECTION TO RECIPIENT)
AMOUNT
DATE
DESCRIPTION
DEVELOPMENT CONTACT
52 52 52 52 52
Hiram College
Anonymous
$2,000,000
June 2019
Advanced implementation of "the New Liberal Arts"
Jennifer Schuller 330-569-5839
Karamu House
Cleveland Foundation
$2,000,000
March 2019
Phase three renovations; theater, arts education and community programming
Michelle Berry 216-795-7070
Kent State University
Don D. Curtis (Alumnus with a degree in architecture)
$2,000,000
Nov. 2019
The College of Architecture and Environmental Design
Steve Sokany 330-672-6002
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Anonymous
$2,000,000
Sept. 2019
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum 2.0 expansion
Dionne Broadus 216-515-8404
The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
The George Gund Foundation (Longtime supporter)
$2,000,000
Nov. 2019
The Geoffrey Gund Fund for children and families, providing legal aid to secure shelter, safety, and economic security
Melanie Shakarian 216-861-5217
70 71 72 73 73 75 76 76 76 79 80
Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley
Estate of Diana R. Arnett (Former Mahoning Valley resident)
$1,991,239
Feb. 2019
Grantmaking to arts, human services and educational organizations
Rachael Chacon 330-743-5555
Cleveland Foundation
Anonymous
$1,944,000
Sept. 2019
Donor advised fund
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
Cleveland Foundation
Frank H. Porter Trust
$1,702,026
Oct. 2019
Named fund for unrestricted purposes
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
ideastream
Cleveland Foundation
$1,700,000
March 2019
Community engagement and Be Well health programming
—
University Hospitals
Joan H. and Richard B. Ainsworth Jr.
$1,700,000
Dec. 2019
UH Seidman Cancer Center
Sherri Bishop 216-983-2200
Youngstown State University
John "Jack" DePizzo (Alumnus)
$1,625,000
April 2019
Creation of endowed faculty chair in gerontology
Paul McFadden 330-941-3211
CommQuest Services
Timken Foundation of Canton
$1,600,000
July 2019
Capital upgrades at several CommQuest facilities
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The Cleveland Museum of Art
Char and Chuck Fowler (Trustee)
$1,600,000
Dec. 2019
Community engagement
Colleen Russell Criste 216-707-2154
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Edward Hemmelgarn and Janice Hammond (Trustee)
$1,600,000
May 2019
Art acquisition
Colleen Russell Criste 216-707-2154
University Hospitals
Anonymous
$1,540,000
Nov. 2019
UH Seidman Cancer Center
Sherri Bishop 216-983-2200
Cleveland Foundation
Anonymous
$1,528,581
Dec. 2019
Donor advised fund
Kaye Ridolfi 216-861-3810
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CRAIN'S LIST | PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL HIGH SCHOOLS Ranked by fall 2020 enrollment
SCHOOL
STUDENTS (GRADES 9-12) FALL 2020/ FALL 2019
AVERAGE TUITION BEFORE AID/ AFTER AID
TYPE (ROOM AND BOARD)
STUDENT: TEACHER RATIO
# FACULTY/ % ADV. DEGREE
% GRADS 4-YEAR COLLEGE
RELIGIOUS?
HEAD OF SCHOOL
SAINT IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL, Cleveland 216-651-0222/ignatius.edu
1,514 1,540
$18,000 $9,000
Boys only; Day school
13:1
120 86%
99%
Y/Catholic
The Rev. Raymond P. Guiao, president
WALSH JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL, Cuyahoga Falls 330-929-4205/walshjesuit.org
983 1,015
$12,700 $9,630
Coed; Day school
10:1
80 80%
99%
Y/Catholic
Karl Ertle, president
ST. EDWARD HIGH SCHOOL, Lakewood 216-221-3776/sehs.net
910 956
$17,500 —
Boys only; Day school
12:1
78 83%
94%
Y/Catholic
James Kubacki, president
ARCHBISHOP HOBAN HIGH SCHOOL, Akron 330-773-6658/hoban.org
830 815
$11,800 $8,600
Coed; Day school
13:1
67 76%
92%
Y/Catholic
Tom Curry, president
PADUA FRANCISCAN HIGH SCHOOL, Parma 440-845-2444/paduafranciscan.com
750 780
$12,750 $7,500
Coed; Day school
10.6:1
75 66%
90%
Y/Catholic
Father Allan DaCorte, president
MAGNIFICAT HIGH SCHOOL, Rocky River 440-331-1572/magnificaths.org
716 701
$16,450 $10,940
Girls only; Day school
9:1
80 65%
99%
Y/Catholic
Moira Clark, president
NOTRE DAME-CATHEDRAL LATIN SCHOOL, Chardon 440-286-6226/ndcl.org
710 727
$13,800 —
Coed; Day school
12:1
59 56%
99%
Y/Catholic
Michael J. Bates, president Joseph A. Waler, principal
SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY, Cleveland 216-251-6788/sja1890.org
676 705
$15,560 $11,990
Girls only; Day school
12:1
64 81%
96%
Y/Catholic
Kathryn H. Purcell, president
ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY HIGH SCHOOL, Akron 330-253-9113/stvm.com
630 600
$11,750 $9,000
Coed; Day school
12:1
51 78%
91%
Y/Catholic
Tom Carone, president
HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL, Parma Heights 440-886-0300/holynamehs.com
570 590
$10,650 $8,300
Coed; Day school
15:1
38 67%
99%
Y/Catholic
Shelbrey L. Blanc, president Karen L. Carter, principal
CUYAHOGA VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, Cuyahoga Falls 330-929-0575/cvcaroyals.org
561 581
$11,250 $8,800
Coed; Day school
10:1
58 78%
98%
Y/Nondenominational Christian
Jason Spodnik, president
12 13
HAWKEN SCHOOL, Gates Mills 440-423-4446/hawken.edu
549 530
$31,325 $18,875
Coed; Day school
8:1
70 75%
100%
N
D. Scott Looney, head of school
CLEVELAND CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Cleveland 216-441-4700/centralcatholichs.org
530 565
$9,100 —
Coed; Day school
10:1
58 47%
86%
Y/Catholic
Leo P. Hyland, president Sister Allison Marie Gusdanovic, principal
14
LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL WEST, Rocky River 440-333-1660/lutheranwest.com
495 500
$11,650 —
Coed; Day school
20:1
47 75%
93%
Y/Lutheran
Chris Steinmann, superintendent Michael Waugh, principal
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RANK
SCHOOL
STUDENTS (GRADES 9-12) FALL 2020/ FALL 2019
15 16 17
LAKE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Mentor 440-578-1020/lakecatholic.org
490 515
GILMOUR ACADEMY, Gates Mills 440-473-8050/gilmour.org
18 19 20 21
AVERAGE TUITION BEFORE AID/ AFTER AID
TYPE (ROOM AND BOARD)
STUDENT: TEACHER RATIO
# FACULTY/ % ADV. DEGREE
% GRADS 4-YEAR COLLEGE
RELIGIOUS?
HEAD OF SCHOOL
$11,100 —
Coed; Day school
15:1
34 70%
98%
Y/Catholic
Mark Crowley, president
474 455
$28,825 $14,267
Coed; Boarding and day school ($16,500)
9:1
51 67%
95%
Y/Catholic
Kathleen C. Kenny, head of school
VILLA ANGELA-ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL, Cleveland 216-481-8414/vasj.com
460 458
$9,300 $7,500
Coed; Day school
12:1
30 50%
96%
Y/Catholic
Richard J. Osborne, interim president
ELYRIA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Elyria 440-365-1821/elyriacatholic.com
433 420
$8,800 —
Coed; Day school
13:1
33 65%
98%
Y/Catholic
Annie Heidersbach, president
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, Hunting Valley 216-831-2200/us.edu
420 423
$34,405 $14,575
Boys only; Day school
7:1
60 84%
100%
N
Patrick T. Gallagher, head of school
WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY, Hudson 330-650-4400/wra.net
402 400
$40,975 $23,030
Coed; Boarding and day school ($22,300)
8:1
50 86%
100%
N
Suzanne Walker Buck, head of school
SAINT MARTIN DE PORRES HIGH SCHOOL, Cleveland 216-881-1689/saintmartincleveland.org
399 387
$17,500 $400
Coed; Day school
13:1
31 48%
60%
Y/Catholic
Charles "Chaz" Napoli, president
22
HATHAWAY BROWN SCHOOL, Shaker Heights 216-932-4214/hb.edu
363 375
$32,544 $18,500
Girls only; Day school
7.9:1
53 83%
100%
N
Fran Bisselle, head of school
23
LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL EAST, Cleveland Heights 216-382-6100/lutheraneast.org
345 342
$9,961 —
Coed; Day school
15:1
25 40%
86%
Y/Lutheran
Andrew Prusinski, principal
24 25 26 27
BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL, Cleveland 216-421-2080/cbhs.edu
320 300
$12,400 $8,600
Boys only; Day school
12:1
29 71%
90%
Y/Catholic
Ryan Ryzner, president, principal
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL, Garfield Heights 216-581-1644/ths.org
317 355
$12,500 $10,200
Coed; Day school
11:1
29 32%
95%
Y/Catholic
Sister Shawn Lee, president
BEAUMONT SCHOOL, Cleveland Heights 216-321-2954/beaumontschool.org
315 325
$16,500 $13,200
Girls only; Day school
9:1
38 83%
100%
Y/Catholic
Wendy A. Hoke, president
CARDINAL MOONEY HIGH SCHOOL, Youngstown 330-788-5007/cardinalmooney.com
314 352
$9,000 $6,900
Coed; Day school
10:1
31 65%
82%
Y/Catholic
Thomas Maj, president
CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Canton 330-478-2131/centralcrusaders.org
300 325
$9,000 $6,200
Coed; Day school
15:1
42 70%
99%
Y/Catholic
Dan Gravo, president
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People below a certain age might use a word like “baller” to describe the residence at the top of our Largest Home Sales of 2019 list. It would be appropriate: Former Cleveland Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue used to rent the place from Wael Barsoum, the former CEO of Cleveland Clinic Florida. The lakeside Bay Village home includes a tennis court, a fitness center, a spa and a theater. Bay is one of five towns with at least 10,000 residents to break the top 20 on our Wealthiest Suburbs list. None made the top five, which is dominated by small communities located right next to each other along Interstate 271. But larger cities can take solace in the fact that they dominate our Commercial Property Sales list, which is topped by the $134 million sale of Goodyear’s headquarters in Akron. — Chuck Soder
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CRAIN'S LIST | COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS Ranked by 2019 local revenue
RANK
COMPANY PRIMARY LOCAL ADDRESS
2019 LOCAL REVENUE (MILLIONS) % CHANGE FROM 2018
2019 TOTAL REVENUE (MILLIONS) % CHANGE FROM 2018
PRIMARY INDUSTRIES SERVED
PRIMARY SERVICES OFFERED
PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN 2019
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
GILBANE BUILDING CO.
$413.4 35%
$6,300.0 10%
Corporate, health care, education, entertainment, sports, residential mixed-use
Construction management
The Lumen at Playhouse Square, Chagrin Falls Intermediate School, Kent State University Design Innovation Hub
Kyle Merrill, vice president, area manager
2
KOKOSING GROUP OF COMPANIES
$305.5 1.1%
$1,491.8 15.6%
Water, power, industrial, transportation, marine, commercial
General contractor: designbuild, construction management at-risk, aggregate asphalt supplier
City of Euclid water pollution improvements, I-77 Cleveland Interbelt CCG6B project, I-271 pavement replacement and widening
Matt Wilson, area manager
3
ALBERT M. HIGLEY CO.
$202.0 —
$230.0 -3.4%
Corporate office, health care, education, cultural, nonprofit, hospitality
Construction management, general contracting, designbuild, preconstruction, estimating
The Statler Cleveland, Polaris Career Center, Beachwood Medical Center
Gareth D. Vaughan, president, CEO
4
PANZICA CONSTRUCTION CO.
$160.0 1.3%
$160.0 1.3%
Commercial, industrial, institutional
Construction management, design-build, general contracting
Euclid Grand, Akron Zoo, Berea City School District
Tony M. Panzica, owner, president, CEO
5
DONLEY'S INC.
$153.0 -27.1%
$235.0 -21.1%
Higher education, health care, commercial, institutional
Construction management, concrete services, restoration
Swagelok headquarters, UH Angie Fowler Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Center, Tri-C Westshore addition and renovation
Malcolm M. Donley, president, CEO
6
GREAT LAKES CONSTRUCTION CO.
$115.0 15%
$175.7 13.6%
Transportation, treatment plant, industrial, power, commercial, oil and gas
General contractor, designbuild, construction manager at risk
Akron Water Reclamation Facility BioCEPT project, MetroHealth Hospital mass excavation, Detroit-Superior Bridge
George J. Palko, president, CEO
7
THE RUHLIN CO.
$111.4 -12.7%
$132.1 -17.2%
Health care, industrial, transportation, education, commercial building
General contracting and construction management services firm
I-90 bridge repair, Tallmadge City Schools - elementary and middle school construction, Hope Memorial Bridge repair
James L. Ruhlin, president, CEO
8
SHOOK CONSTRUCTION CO.
$95.4 34.9%
$346.0 35.4%
Education, health care, industrial, mission critical, water resources
General contracting, construction management, design-build
Summa Health Tower, NEORSD Southerly Second Stage Settling, Carrollton EVSD 6-12 school
Chris Halapy, president
9
INFINITY CONSTRUCTION CO.
$81.6 49.7%
$85.2 49.6%
Commercial, health care, education, sports, recreation, retail, municipal
General contracting, construction management, design-build
Warrensville City Schools PK-5 school, Convergent East office building, Cuyahoga Community College Public Safety Center
Charles A. Izzo, president
10
INDEPENDENCE EXCAVATING
$71.6 6.2%
$236.0 7%
Power, automotive, health care, transportation, entertainment, federal
Site development, demolition, earthwork, utilities, environmental remediation, aggregate crushing
Electric Gardens in Tremont, Towpath Trail Stage 4, TJX/HomeGoods distribution center
Victor DiGeronimo Jr., CEO
11
JOHN G. JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION CO.
$65.0 —
$65.0 —
Hospitality, multifamily, corporate, senior living, worship, education, municipal
Construction manager, general contracting, designbuild
Cleveland Institute of Music student housing, Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority Collingwood Green Phase III, Midtown Apartments
Marty Weber, president, owner Mike Weber, director of operations, owner
12
CLEVELAND CONSTRUCTION INC.
$58.2 —
$249.4 11.3%
Hospitality, retail, mixed-use, historic renovations
Construction manager, interior contractor
Residences at Terminal Tower, Residence Inn Innova, AC Hotel Cleveland Beachwood
Jon D. Small, chairman, CEO
13
JANOTTA & HERNER
$45.4 —
$45.4 —
Industrial, commercial, community, financial, medical, automotive, hospitality
Construction, steel fabrication, architectural and engineering design
Firelands Federal Credit Union Corporate Office, Bellevue; Trillium Creek Dermatology & Surgery Center, Wadsworth; Firelands Electric Cooperative, New London.
Paul J. Roeder, president
14
ENGELKE CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS
$43.3 49.6%
$62.8 33.3%
Commercial
Commercial general contracting; ground up projects, retail remodels, multifamily, industrial
Murphy Tractor Supply, Brunswick; The Luxe, Pepper Pike; Mazda of Bedford
Eric Engelke, president, CEO
15
RUDOLPH LIBBE GROUP
$42.2 -44.9%
$604.5 5.3%
Manufacturing, metals, chemical, food processing
General contractor, industrial maintenance, mechanical, millwright, electrical
Charter Steel mill expansion, Ford Brookpark electrical upgrade
Dave L. Boyer, regional vice president
16
PRECISION ENVIRONMENTAL CO.
$39.0 -12.4%
$45.0 -4.3%
Industrial, commercial, government, health care, education, historical
Asbestos/lead abatement, selective demolition, concrete sawing/drilling, groundpenetrating radar
Euclid Grand, The Athlon at The Cleveland Athletic Club, Fairview Park High School and Middle School
Anthony DiGeronimo, president
17
REGENCY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC.
$34.1 34.3%
$44.1 36.1%
Self perform rough and finish carpentry
Construction management, design build, general contracting, owners representative, estimating, scheduling
St. Edward High School commons addition, University of Akron College of Business addition and renovation, Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital patient room renovation
Tari S. Rivera, president
18
DRAKE CONSTRUCTION CO.
$34.0 -2.9%
$40.0 14.3%
Medical, retail, multifamily, tenant build-out, hospitality
General contracting
Cleveland Clinic, Fenway Manor, Nantucket Circle Apartments
Steve Joseph Ciuni, president
19
INDEPENDENCE CONSTRUCTION
$27.0 -49.2%
$35.3 -33.6%
Retail, entertainment, automotive, higher education, mixed-use
Development through preconstruction, construction and commissioning
Pinecrest, Electric Gardens, Valor Acres
Kevin DiGeronimo, president
20
METIS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC
$25.0 38.9%
$32.0 77.8%
Office, restaurant, retail, banking, camps
Commercial interior renovations and additions, ground up construction and facilities maintenance
Girl Scouts Chickadee Program Center, Boston Heights; Dunkin Donuts, Warren; Oakmont Education, North Randall/ Warrensville Heights
Julie Brandle, president Donna Komar, CFO
21
CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION INC.
$24.0 26.3%
$24.0 26.3%
Commercial, industrial, institutional
Design, general contracting, construction management, concrete, masonry
Haiss Fabripart, Mid-West Poly Pak, Ball Metalpak
John Campbell, president
22
FORTNEY & WEYGANDT INC.
$22.5 36.2%
$85.2 -19.4%
Senior living, hotel, retail, restaurant, commercial, office and industrial
National account general contractor
Waterway Express Car Wash (multiple locations); KFC restaurant, Maple Heights; Progressive Insurance office, Cleveland
Greg Freeh, CEO
23
FIORILLI CONSTRUCTION INC.
$21.0 13.6%
$24.0 -11.1%
Commercial, industrial, office, student housing, multifamily, retail
General contracting, construction management, design-build
McDonald's, Bank of America, CubeSmart
Carmen Fiorilli, president
950 Main Ave., Suite 1410, Cleveland 216-535-3000/gilbaneco.com 13700 McCracken Road, Garfield Heights 216-587-4900/kokosing.biz
3636 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-861-2050/amhigley.com
739 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village 440-442-4300/panzica.com 5430 Warner Road, Cleveland 216-524-6800/donleyinc.com
2608 Great Lakes Way, Hinckley 330-220-3900/greatlakesway.com 6931 Ridge Road, Sharon Center 330-239-2800/ruhlin.com
6860 W. Snowville Road, Brecksville 440-838-5400/shookconstruction.com 18440 Cranwood Parkway, Warrensville Heights 216-663-3777/infinityconstruction.com 5720 E. Schaaf Road, Independence 216-524-1700/indexc.com
1284 Riverbed St., Cleveland 216-938-5050/johngjohnson.com
8620 Tyler Blvd., Mentor 440-255-8000/clevelandconstruction.com 309 Monroe St. , Monroeville 419-465-4611/janottaherner.com
2927 Nationwide Parkway, Brunswick 330-273-2222/engelkecs.com
4937 Mills Industrial Parkway, North Ridgeville 440-406-8800/rlgbuilds.com 5500 Old Brecksville Road, Independence 216-642-6040/precision-env.com
5475 Engle Road, Brook Park 216-519-1188/regencycsi.com
1545 E. 18th St., Cleveland 216-664-6500/drakeconstructionco.com 5720 E. Schaaf Road, Independence 216-446-3700/ind-con.com
175 E. Erie St., Suite 303, Kent 330-677-7333/metisconstruction.com
1159 Blachleyville Road, Wooster 330-262-5186/campbell-construction.com 31269 Bradley Road, North Olmsted 440-716-4000/fortneyweygandt.com 1247 Medina Road, Medina 216-696-5845/fio-con.com
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CRAIN'S LIST | CONFERENCE CENTERS Ranked by meeting space RANK
CONFERENCE CENTER
MEETING SPACE (SQ. FT.)
LARGEST ROOM CAPACITY
# MEETING ROOMS
AMENITIES/SERVICES
SALES CONTACT
CATERING CONTACT
1
HUNTINGTON CONVENTION CENTER OF CLEVELAND 1 St. Clair Ave. N.E., Cleveland 44114 216-928-1600/clevelandconventions.com
350,000
15,000
41
225,000-square-foot exhibit hall, 32,200-squarefoot grand ballroom; attached to Global Center and Hilton Cleveland Downtown
Travis Poppell tpoppell@clevelandconventions.com
Matt Del Regno mdelregno@levyrestaurants.com
2
THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON CONFERENCE SERVICES 135 E. Mill St., Akron 44325 330-972-8215/uakron.edu/dining/catering/index.dot
250,000
2,000
26
Space at multiple locations including the Student Union, InfoCision Stadium, E.J. Thomas Hall and Quaker Square; on-premise catering, AV and printing services
Margo Ohlson uaconference@uakron.edu
—
3
KALAHARI RESORT & CONVENTION CENTER 7000 Kalahari Drive, Sandusky 44870 877-642-6847/kalaharimeetings.com
215,000
4,800
36
890-room hotel, conference and waterpark resort; team building activities, 10 restaurants/ bars, business center, free parking/internet, shops, spa
Jerry Simon jsimon@kalahariresorts.com
Leslie Meyer lmeyer@kalahariresorts.com
4
CORPORATE COLLEGE EAST 4400 Richmond Road, Warrensville Heights 44128 216-987-2938/corporatecollege.com
107,000
350
28
Meeting room rental packages include projectors or touchscreens, AV media station, wireless internet, parking; team-building kitchen added in 2020
Joan O'Connor joan.o'connor@tri-c.edu
Beth Noll elizabeth.noll@tri-c.edu
5
LCCC CONFERENCE & DINING SERVICES 1005 N. Abbe Road, Elyria 44035 440-366-4100/lorainccc.edu/spitzer
100,841
350
50
Free WiFi, free parking, onsite catering, video conferencing, video recording, ARS Software, data projectors with VGA and HDMI capabilities
Dean Johnson djohnson1@lorainccc.edu
Dean Johnson djohnson1@lorainccc.edu
6
ROCKET MORTGAGE FIELDHOUSE 1 Center Court, Cleveland 44115 216-420-2000/rocketmortgagefieldhouse.com
100,449
19,300
15
AV services, internet access, video conferencing, in-house food and beverage service, tours
Eric Clouse
Cydney Bowman cbowman@cavs.com Shari Lindenbaum slindenbaum@cavs.com
7
CLEVELAND PUBLIC AUDITORIUM & CONFERENCE CENTER 500 Lakeside Ave., Cleveland 44114 216-348-2211/city.cleveland.oh.us
91,596
10,000
15
Historic venue with spacious, flexible meeting rooms and amenities including catering, floral, decor and AV technology
Melissa Marik mmarik@executivecaterers.com
Emily Hinde ehinde@executivecaterers.com
8
NAUTICA WATERFRONT DISTRICT 2000 Sycamore St., Cleveland 44113 216-862-1618/nauticaflats.com
75,000
1,000
5
Waterfront property, includes Windows on the River, Greater Cleveland Aquarium, Nautica Queen dining ship and Jacobs Pavilion - west bank of the Flats
Mary Horoszko mhoroszko@bhwk.com
—
9
FIRSTENERGY STADIUM 100 Alfred Lerner Way, Cleveland 44114 440-824-3523/cbhospitality.com
70,424
800
7
Most amenities provided in house; limited AV, limited tables and chairs, linens, catering, cleaning and security
Casey Hodgkiss info@cbhospitality.com
Casey Hodgkiss info@cbhospitality.com
10
RENAISSANCE CLEVELAND HOTEL 24 Public Square, Cleveland 44113 216-696-5600/renaissancecleveland.com
64,000
2,950
33
Executive boardrooms, AV services, business center, high-speed internet, event service professionals, 22,000-square-foot grand ballroom
Carrie Corrigan carrie.corrigan@renaissancehotels.com
Jennifer Gleba jen.gleba@renaissancehotels.com
11
OSU WOOSTER CAMPUS CONFERENCE CENTER 1680 Madison Ave., OSU Wooster Campus, Wooster 44691 330-263-5500/woostervenues.osu.edu/home
60,000
1,000
14
Ergonomic furniture, communications technology, dedicated conference planners, complete catering services, 1,000-seat auditorium, free parking
Debbie Shaffer shaffer.271@osu.edu
—
12
JOHN S. KNIGHT CENTER 77 E. Mill St., Akron 44308 330-374-8900/johnsknightcenter.org
58,000
5,000
18
In-house culinary department, AV and communication services, expansive dock area, parking deck via skywalk, adjacent parking
Dirk Breiding dbreiding@visitakron-summit.org
Ron Dorsey rdorsey@visitakron-summit.org
13
HILTON CLEVELAND DOWNTOWN 100 Lakeside Ave. E., Cleveland 44114 216-413-5000/hiltonclevelanddowntown.com
50,000
2,016
18
New LEED certified building connected to the Huntington Convention Center and Global Center; restaurant, 32nd floor bar, lakefront views
Julia Austin
—
14
HOUSE OF BLUES 308 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 44114 216-274-3353/houseofblues.com/cleveland
45,000
1,200
5
Catering, dining, entertainment
Julie Woyma juliewoyma@livenation.com
Julie Woyma juliewoyma@livenation.com
15
WOLSTEIN CENTER 2000 Prospect Ave., Cleveland 44115 216-687-9292/wolsteincenter.com
43,676
14,000
10
Conference center and arena space that transforms into a grand ballroom space; AV services, in-house catering and parking
Michelle Schilling m.l.schilling@csuohio.edu
Joe Paoletta j.paoletta3@csuohio.edu
16
CLEVELAND CAMPUS OF INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 4100 Rockside Road, Independence 44131 216-525-6160/indwes.edu/cleveland
40,000
120
25
Classroom and meeting spaces with technology stations, free WiFi, beverage service catering available, outside catering allowed
Vaso Suhodolsky vaso.suhodolsky@indwes.edu
—
17
CLEVELAND METROPARKS ZOO - EVENTS 3900 Wildlife Way, Cleveland 44109 216-635-3304/clevelandmetroparks.com/rentals
37,280
800
6
Stillwater Place available year-round for up to 300 guests; various exhibit buildings available with timing restrictions; AV services available
Stacy DeChant slb@clevelandmetroparks.com
—
18
SAWMILL CREEK BY CEDAR POINT RESORTS 400 Sawmill Creek Drive, Huron 44839 419-433-3800/sawmillcreekresort.com
36,000
2,000
25
Indoor/outdoor pools, beach, shops, restaurants, golf course, meeting space, marina
Cathy Razzante cathy.razzante@cedarpoint.com
Jennifer Esposito jennifer.esposito@cedarpoint.com Jessica Jordan jessica.jordan@cedarpoint.com
19
INTERCONTINENTAL CLEVELAND 9801 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 44106 216-707-4100/intercontinentalcleveland.com
35,000
600
13
Table 45 for lunch and dinner, Northcoast Cafe for breakfast and lunch, 24-hour in-room dining, business center, fitness center, amphitheater
Terri Kufel terri.kufel@ihg.com
Terri Kufel terri.kufel@ihg.com
19
KENT STUDENT CENTER - KENT STATE UNIVERSITY P.O. Box 5190, Kent 44242 330-672-3202/kent.edu
35,000
900
32
AV services, food service, summer housing, guest WiFi, internet, recreation center, gymnasium, fashion museum
Ann Myers aday@kent.edu
—
19
THE NEW CENTER AT NEOMED 4211 Ohio Route 44, Rootstown 44272 330-325-6173/newcenterevents.com
35,000
725
14
Modern design, executive chef/catering staff, inhouse event planners, AV services, easy access from Interstate 76, free parking
Andy Malitz amalitz@signetre.com Amanda Senn amanda@newcenterevents.com
Sheryl Loftus sloftus@neomed.edu
22
CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN CONFERENCE CENTER 1375 E. 9th St., Cleveland 44114 216-539-3709/clemetroconference.com
30,000
400
10
Located in heart of downtown, 10 room facility with 400-seat auditorium, no food or beverage minimum
Susan Beech sbeech@clemetrobar.org
Susan Beech sbeech@clemetrobar.org
23
LANDERHAVEN 6111 Landerhaven Drive, Mayfield Heights 44124 440-449-0700/landerhaven.com
27,000
1,200
7
Event venue, indoor and outdoor spaces, unique menus, decor and floral design, AV, WiFi, valet parking, adjacent hotel
Melissa Marik mmarik@executivecaterers.com
Sam Umina sumina@executivecaterers.com
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CRAIN'S LIST | LARGEST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SALES OF 2019 Ranked by price PRICES/ESTIMATES PRICE QUALIFIER 2
SQUARE FEET OR # OF UNITS
PRICE PER SQ. FT. OR PER UNIT
DATE
BUYER
SELLER
Office
$134,206,073 Confirmed
639,002
$210.02
Aug. 29, 2019
Fortress Investment Group LLC
Angelo, Gordon & Co.
VANTAGE APARTMENTS (FORMERLY THE HAMPTONS)
Multifamily
$95,000,000 Approximate
561,283
$169.26
Jan. 9, 2019
GoldOller Real Estate Investments
Brookfield Asset Management, Millennium Management
3
THE SHOPPES AT PARMA
Retail
$80,550,000 Confirmed
726,275
$110.91
Nov. 19, 2019
Allied Development
PREP Peco Real Estate Partners
4
THE EDGE ON EUCLID
—
$62,000,000 Confirmed
262,000
$236.64
April 11, 2019
Goldenrod Capital Partners LP
Clayco and Korman joint venture
5
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION
Office
$61,129,154 Confirmed
460,000
$132.89
Nov. 1, 2019
ElmTree Funds
Mohr Capital
6
DEER RUN
Multifamily
$59,100,000 Appraised
581,316
$101.67
Jan. 8, 2019
Town Management
Brookfield Asset Management, Millennium Management
7
PNC OPERATIONS CENTER
Office
$51,667,197 Confirmed
252,000
$205.03
Feb. 15, 2019
Oaktree Capital Management LP
PNC Bank
8
FEDEX
Industrial
$47,703,771 Confirmed
303,888
$156.98
Nov. 22, 2019
ElmTree Funds
Scannell Properties
9
COLONY CLUB APARTMENTS
Multifamily
$37,670,000 3
—
—
April 29, 2019
GSH Group 3
Zaremba Group 3
10
ROYAL OAKS APARTMENT
Multifamily
$37,000,000 Approximate
451,680
$81.92
June 5, 2019
Banyan Capital
JVM Realty Corp.
11
BUTTERNUT RIDGE
Multifamily
$32,500,000 Appraised
480,311
$67.66
April 4, 2019
Nolan Real Estate Services Inc.
JVM Realty Corp.
12
SHEARER'S WAREHOUSE (LAND SALE)
Land
$31,607,200 Confirmed
—
—
Oct. 24, 2019
U.S. Realty Advisors LLC
Geis Cos.
PROPERTY 1
PROPERTY TYPE
1
GOODYEAR HEADQUARTERS
2
RANK
200 E. Innovation Way Akron, 44316
27040 Cedar Road Beachwood, 44122
8001-8303 W. Ridgewood Drive Parma, 44129 1750 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, 44115
1 Allen Bradley Drive Mayfield Heights, 44124 9957 Darrow Park Drive Twinsburg, 44087 4100 W. 150th St. Cleveland, 44135
2050 E. Aurora Road Twinsburg, 44087 625 Turney Road Bedford, 44146
7475 Glenmont Drive North Royalton, 44133
5800 Great Northern Blvd. North Olmsted, 44070 Cincinnati Street Massillon, 44646
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CRAIN'S LIST | LARGEST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SALES OF 2019 Ranked by price PRICES/ESTIMATES PRICE QUALIFIER 2
SQUARE FEET OR # OF UNITS
PRICE PER SQ. FT. OR PER UNIT
DATE
BUYER
SELLER
Multifamily
$31,000,000 Approximate
267,748
$115.78
June 5, 2019
Banyan Capital
JVM Realty Corp.
HILTON GARDEN INN DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND
Hospitality
$28,160,000 Confirmed
138,116
$203.89
Dec. 3, 2019
MCR
Starwood Capital Group
15
FEDEX
Industrial
$27,016,000 Confirmed
230,000
$117.46
April 12, 2019
Investcorp International Inc.
Link Industrial Properties
16
SPECTRUM ORTHOPAEDICS
Office
$26,075,000 Confirmed
44,000
$592.61
Dec. 20, 2019
Welltower Inc.
Hammes Partners
17
COLUMBUS PARK APARTMENTS
Multifamily
$24,510,000 3
—
—
May 8, 2019
Monarch Investment and Management Group 3
Kushner Cos. 3
18
TWIN LAKES
Multifamily
$22,000,000 Approximate
361 4
$60,941.83
Feb. 1, 2019
PGIM Inc.
Twin Lake Homes Ltd.
19
RESIDENCE INN CLEVELAND BEACHWOOD
Hospitality
$21,850,000 Confirmed
126,578
$172.62
Jan. 10, 2019
Starwood Capital Group
Noble Investment Group
20
SHERWOOD FOOD DISTRIBUTORS
Industrial
$20,861,117 Confirmed
345,009
$60.47
July 23, 2019
Brennan Investment Group
AIC Ventures
21
FORMER KMART DISTRIBUTION CENTER
Industrial
$19,000,000 Confirmed
1,365,535
$13.91
May 15, 2019
Industrial Commercial Properties LLC
ESL Investments Inc.
22
BATTERY PARK LOFTS
Multifamily
$17,750,000 Confirmed
117,420
$151.17
Nov. 26, 2019
Realife Real Estate Group
Vintage Development Group
23
COMDOC
Industrial
$17,600,000 Confirmed
107,500
$163.72
June 21, 2019
Global Net Lease Inc.
Industrial Commercial Properties LLC
RANK
PROPERTY 1
PROPERTY TYPE
13
DOVER FARMS APARTMENTS
14
8290 Royalton Road North Royalton, 44133
1100 Carnegie Ave. Cleveland, 44115
3201 Columbia Road Richfield, 44286 7442 Frank Ave. North Canton, 44720
5999 Bear Creek Drive Bedford Heights, 44146 42660 Albrecht Road Elyria, 44035
3628 Park East Drive Beachwood, 44122
16625 Granite Road Maple Heights, 44137
541 Perkins Jones Road N.E. Warren, 44483 1250 W. 75th St. Cleveland, 44102
8247 Pittsburg Ave. N.W. North Canton, 44720
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CRAIN'S LIST | LARGEST HOME SALES OF 2019 Ranked by price RANK
ADDRESS
SALE PRICE
BUYER
SELLER
SQUARE FEET YEAR BUILT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 14 15 15 15 18 18 20 21 22 23 24 24 24 27 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
24524 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$3,650,000
Englewood Real Estate LLC
24524 Lake Road LLC and 24528 Lake Road LLC
1709 BERKSHIRE ROAD Gates Mills, 44040
$3,500,000
Matthew J. and Elizabeth J. Horvitz
671 CLUB DRIVE Aurora, 44202
$2,650,000
31964 LAKE ROAD Avon Lake, 44012
SALE DATE
COUNTY
9,073 2004
June 13, 2019
Cuyahoga
Robert Jay and Jennifer Lynn Davisson
11,054 1994
Aug. 2, 2019
Cuyahoga
7545 Cottonwood Trail LLC
John Norman (trustee)
8,464 2008
May 28, 2019
Portage
$2,635,000
Allison McMeechan
Sandra Haas
17,432 2003
Oct. 30, 2019
Lorain
31810 LAKE ROAD Avon Lake, 44012
$2,590,000
John Blair and Nicole Bickerstaff
Calvin Booth
11,477 2002
July 9, 2019
Lorain
30336 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$2,395,000
Bay View Enterprises LLC
30336 Lake Road LLC
5,570 2000
July 29, 2019
Cuyahoga
200 ASPENWOOD DRIVE Moreland Hills, 44022
$2,250,000
Sundaram and Anandhi Nagarajan
Charles L. Immel
7,467 2015
Sept. 6, 2019
Cuyahoga
19200 SOUTH PARK BLVD. Shaker Heights, 44122
$2,200,000
M. Lily Datta and Alan Peyrat
Zoya Reyzis
6,746 1929
April 15, 2019
Cuyahoga
31012 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$2,000,000
Elliott Dean Fisher
John P. Lanigan Jr.
5,869 1910
July 19, 2019
Cuyahoga
31700 FAIRMOUNT BLVD. Pepper Pike, 44124
$1,975,000
Parkwood Trust Co. (trustee)
Mark J. Saltzman (trustee)
3,834 1957
Sept. 12, 2019
Cuyahoga
20942 AVALON DRIVE Rocky River, 44116
$1,950,000
Andrea Kerzner and Jeremy Thompson
Elliott Dean Fisher
4,040 1929
July 12, 2019
Cuyahoga
19001 SOUTH PARK BLVD. Shaker Heights, 44122
$1,900,000
Michael and Brett Glotzbecker
Patrick Tournoy and Maria Teresa Tejada
8,858 1923
June 27, 2019
Cuyahoga
29202 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$1,900,000
David M. and Elisha F. Yin
Thomas W. and Marianne B. Stockett
4,451 1995
Oct. 30, 2019
Cuyahoga
2531 DEER HOLLOW Hudson, 44236
$1,875,000
Matthew Kaulig
Bryan A. Weber (trustee)
8,415 1986
Feb. 5, 2019
Summit
24458 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$1,850,000
Scarlett BV LLC
Martin C. and Ann K. Tarr
3,962 1916
Dec. 16, 2019
Cuyahoga
32434 LAKE ROAD Avon Lake, 44012
$1,850,000
Mary and Steve Lasky
Edward Gary and Mary Lynn Laughlin
7,247 2001
July 8, 2019
Lorain
665 HARDWICK DRIVE Aurora, 44202
$1,850,000
Nykole J. Morgenroth (trustee)
Dean K. Ganzhorn (trustee)
8,983 2005
Oct. 4, 2019
Portage
12325 LAKE SHORE BLVD. Bratenahl, 44108
$1,800,000
Aurn D. and Annapurna Singh
Safa Iranpour
6,601 2004
July 31, 2019
Cuyahoga
32000 LAKE ROAD Avon Lake, 44012
$1,800,000
Todd Walker Stultz and Allison Therese Videmos
Laura and Michael Cancelliere
8,650 2012
Jan. 22, 2019
Lorain
7650 DEERFIELD ROAD Gates Mills, 44040
$1,791,178
Clara Hale LLC
Wilkinson Hale LLC
4,906 1963
May 24, 2019
Cuyahoga
3364 BRADLEY ROAD Westlake, 44145
$1,765,000
Sean W. and Teresa B. Hardy
Edward G. Ptaszek (successor trustee)
8,669 2002
Aug. 13, 2019
Cuyahoga
2925 SOM CENTER ROAD Hunting Valley, 44022
$1,705,000
Todd E. and Ann Intili Gardiner
Hewitt J. and Alison McCloskey
7,084 1999
June 12, 2019
Cuyahoga
24559 EAGLE POINTE COURT Columbia Station, 44028
$1,617,500
Daniel Davillier
Christopher Snakovsky
8,064 2011
Sept. 6, 2019
Lorain
358 LAKE PARK DRIVE Bay Village, 44140
$1,600,000
Katherine A. Rotuno (trustee)
Susan Zanetti and Chris Zirafi
3,430 2013
Dec. 17, 2019
Cuyahoga
552 CLUB DRIVE Aurora, 44202
$1,600,000
Steven J. Baltas and Tricia A. Salupo
Prestige & Premier Cos.
4,174 2017
May 9, 2019
Portage
6578 CHESTWICK LANE Hudson, 44236
$1,600,000
Natalie E. and Jeffrey B. Chaney (co-trustees)
James Edward Rodgers (trustee)
5,410 2010
Nov. 14, 2019
Summit
13025 LAKE SHORE BLVD. Bratenahl, 44108
$1,570,000
13025 Lake Shore LLC
13025 Bratenahl LLC
4,566 2001
Sept. 27, 2019
Cuyahoga
7325 CALLEY LANE Novelty, 44072
$1,570,000
Calley Lane LLC
Diane E. Waxman (trustee)
7,191 1992
Nov. 1, 2019
Geauga
1169 STATE ROUTE 43 Suffield Township, 44260
$1,553,015
James & Gaynor Dunlop Real Estate LLC
Mogadore BTS Retail LLC
1,195 1910
Oct. 18, 2019
Portage
5 LAKE HOUSE LANE Hunting Valley, 44022
$1,550,000
Lake House Lane #5 Holdings LLC
Karen A. Miller (trustee)
4,419 2007
Aug. 28, 2019
Cuyahoga
560 BRISTOL DRIVE Aurora, 44202
$1,525,000
Steven T. and Barbara A. Benz (trustees)
William T. and Theresa A. Averitt
5,783 2014
April 15, 2019
Portage
21475 AVALON DRIVE Rocky River, 44116
$1,500,000
Heidi and John Petz
R. Scott Thomas
5,058 1998
July 1, 2019
Cuyahoga
4722 KINGSBURY TRAIL Richfield, 44286
$1,470,000
Thomas J. and Michelle R. Depolo
Stuart T. Wise
5,913 2017
Sept. 24, 2019
Summit
22011 AVALON DRIVE Rocky River, 44116
$1,425,000
Carlin Holdings LLC
Justin Borra
4,839 1941
May 29, 2019
Cuyahoga
22158 LAKE ROAD Rocky River, 44116
$1,400,000
Gordon R. and Cara M. Daily
Christopher R. Hill (trustee)
5,424 1957
Sept. 11, 2019
Cuyahoga
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CRAIN'S LIST | LARGEST HOME SALES OF 2019 Ranked by price RANK
ADDRESS
SALE PRICE
BUYER
SELLER
36 37 38 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 46 47 48 49 50 51 51 51 54 55 55 55 55 55 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68
32749 FAIRMOUNT BLVD. Pepper Pike, 44124
$1,375,000
Barry A. and Mary Lou Trattner
Juliet S. Korver (trustee)
13080 CHASE MOOR DRIVE Strongsville, 44136
$1,350,000
Murali and Manjula Lakireddy
65 WINDING RIVER TRAIL Bentleyville, 44022
$1,347,400
10530 EDGEWATER DRIVE Cleveland, 44102
SQUARE FEET YEAR BUILT
SALE DATE
COUNTY
4,728 2015
Aug. 1, 2019
Cuyahoga
Donald Vanke (trustee)
8,976 2000
Dec. 27, 2019
Cuyahoga
Vaihere LLC
Hue and Michelle R. Jackson
5,440 1998
Aug. 14, 2019
Cuyahoga
$1,300,000
Norman and Jacqueline Lobins
John W. and Diane L. Hawkins
5,504 1988
Sept. 30, 2019
Cuyahoga
10720 EDGEWATER DRIVE Cleveland, 44102
$1,300,000
Michael and Marjorie Heines
Ronald Robert Krueger
3,466 1930
Jan. 30, 2019
Cuyahoga
12725 LAKE SHORE BLVD. Bratenahl, 44108
$1,300,000
Peter and Maureen O'Neill
Christine E. Spano (trustee)
11,328 1895
Oct. 8, 2019
Cuyahoga
37035 SHAKER BLVD. Hunting Valley, 44022
$1,300,000
Millstone Cottage Partners LLC
The Glenmede Trust Co. (successor trustee)
5,882 1986
May 3, 2019
Cuyahoga
5300 LIBERTY ROAD Bentleyville, 44022
$1,300,000
Duane Andrew Carr Jr.
Steven B. Wheeler
5,488 1995
Oct. 21, 2019
Cuyahoga
635 CLUB DRIVE Aurora, 44202
$1,300,000
Myong and Chun Eui Song
Karen S. and Kerry L. Dechant (trustees)
6,659 2000
May 22, 2019
Portage
6586 SUMMER WIND DRIVE Brecksville, 44141
$1,300,000
Elie N. and Maya G. Merheb
Tammy Rae Morikis (trustee)
6,443 2000
Jan. 31, 2019
Cuyahoga
17208 EDGEWATER DRIVE Lakewood, 44107
$1,295,000
Perry W. Drosos (trustee)
Gregg C. Laspisa
4,496 1925
June 21, 2019
Cuyahoga
26822 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$1,281,000
Heather Scholtz
Richard Todd and Christine Haley
3,452 1954
April 22, 2019
Cuyahoga
33948 HACKNEY ROAD Hunting Valley, 44022
$1,275,000
Kelly L. and Ryan P. Sommers (trustees)
Robert W. and J. David Donahey (trustees)
6,614 1967
April 17, 2019
Cuyahoga
8560 TIMBER TRAIL Brecksville, 44141
$1,274,720
Ilya Palatnik and Tiffany R. Steinke
Michael P. Henry (trustee)
6,802 1999
June 24, 2019
Cuyahoga
14839 TRAPPERS TRAIL Novelty, 44072
$1,270,000
S. Sandy Satullo (trustee)
Thomas G. and Carrie J. Kruczek
8,187 1983
July 12, 2019
Geauga
19986 BEACH CLIFF BLVD. Rocky River, 44116
$1,250,000
Christopher L. and Marti S. Nagel
Sharon E. and Dennis J. Donnelly
2,088 1957
July 23, 2019
Cuyahoga
24656 EAGLE POINTE COURT Columbia Station, 44028
$1,250,000
Alice and David Sanneman
Ross A. and Rochelle L. Thuener
5,552 2009
May 10, 2019
Lorain
655 HARDWICK DRIVE Aurora, 44202
$1,250,000
Harry J. and Wendy Barr
Steven J. Baltas and Tricia A. Salupo
6,904 1999
May 7, 2019
Portage
230 STERNCREST DRIVE Moreland Hills, 44022
$1,222,000
John and Nadia Mansour
Michael B. and Theresa A. Bidwell (trustees)
4,814 1990
April 9, 2019
Cuyahoga
160 BRIGHTON LANE Peninsula, 44264
$1,200,000
John D. and Becky J. Suglio
Jason A. Fried
3,887 2011
Nov. 22, 2019
Summit
21799 AVALON DRIVE Rocky River, 44116
$1,200,000
Andrew J. Drellishak (trustee)
Jeremy Thompson and Andrea Kerzner
4,774 1966
Nov. 26, 2019
Cuyahoga
2834 COURTLAND BLVD. Shaker Heights, 44122
$1,200,000
Alec J. and Nadya Scheiner
Raffaele Girlanda and Patricia A. Matticola
4,789 1922
March 8, 2019
Cuyahoga
3609 DOWNING ST. Westlake, 44145
$1,200,000
Gregory A. and Alison A. Deanna
John S. Leskiw (trustee)
3,966 2006
July 19, 2019
Cuyahoga
701 LAKESIDE AVE. Cleveland, 44113
$1,200,000
Sandra J. Haas (trustee)
Joseph M. Kanan and Donald J. Barrett Jr.
4,800 2005
Nov. 4, 2019
Cuyahoga
35000 SHAKER BLVD. Hunting Valley, 44022
$1,190,000
Kristen S. and Martin V. D'Eramo
James P. and Janelle M. Dougherty
6,548 1950
Dec. 17, 2019
Cuyahoga
24700 COMMUNITY DRIVE Beachwood, 44122
$1,181,000
Russell S. Garrett (successor trustee)
24700 Community Drive LLC
5,301 1941
Aug. 16, 2019
Cuyahoga
31849 W. WOODLAND ROAD Pepper Pike, 44124
$1,170,000
James J. Yun and Marie M. Budev
Giovanni Piedimonte and Miriam K. Perez
4,345 2004
Aug. 29, 2019
Cuyahoga
30662 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$1,150,000
James Janosek and Kristina Marie Frost-Janosek
Thomas M. and Amie L. O'Brien (trustees)
3,070 1980
March 26, 2019
Cuyahoga
33970 MEADOW LANE Hunting Valley, 44022
$1,145,000
Joseph and Vincenza Greenberg
Frank H. Porter Jr.
4,086 1941
June 27, 2019
Cuyahoga
2363 SPRINGSIDE OVAL Brecksville, 44141
$1,130,000
Anthony J. and Kristyn S. DiMassa
William E. and Alicia A. Desantis
5,300 2004
Dec. 13, 2019
Cuyahoga
8250 POPLAR WAY Chagrin Falls, 44023
$1,129,000
Brendan James and Courtney Lynn Kesler
Alexandra Fine Homes Inc.
4,235 2018
Sept. 20, 2019
Geauga
28924 LAKE ROAD Bay Village, 44140
$1,125,000
David K. and Anna E. Wells
Robert J. Leusch (trustee)
2,795 1993
Sept. 20, 2019
Cuyahoga
245 BRAMLEY COURT Chagrin Falls, 44022
$1,120,000
Bethany L. and Michael Sak
Sherri L. McIntyre
4,734 2007
Sept. 4, 2019
Cuyahoga
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CRAIN'S LIST | WEALTHIEST SUBURBS Ranked by estimated median household income POPULATION MEDIAN OWNEROCCUPIED HOUSING VALUE
5-YEAR ESTIMATE (2014-2018) 1 2010 CENSUS
HIGHEST DEGREE % CHANGE SINCE CENSUS 1
BACHELOR'S %
HOUSING
POST-GRAD %
OCCUPIED UNITS
OWNER %
RENTER %
AVERAGE COMMUTE (MINUTES)
RANK
COMMUNITY 1
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
HUNTING VALLEY
$250,000 2
$1,400,000
740
705
5.0%
35.9%
43.3%
283
90.5%
9.5%
25.4
Cuyahoga, Geauga
BENTLEYVILLE
$204,375
$585,600
976
864
13.0%
35.4%
47.9%
331
98.2%
1.8%
24.8
Cuyahoga
PEPPER PIKE
$193,889
$428,800
6,242
5,979
4.4%
35.8%
43.1%
2,180
98.8%
1.2%
22.1
Cuyahoga
GATES MILLS
$161,250
$516,900
2,198
2,270
-3.2%
28.7%
44.0%
883
95.6%
4.4%
25
Cuyahoga
MORELAND HILLS
$136,250
$427,700
3,316
3,320
-0.1%
38.4%
38.7%
1,368
91.2%
8.8%
23.3
Cuyahoga
HUDSON
$128,638
$331,900
22,287
22,262
0.1%
38.7%
32.3%
8,063
86.7%
13.3%
25.9
Summit
WAITE HILL
$116,250
$629,300
399
471
-15.3%
32.7%
28.3%
174
90.8%
9.2%
22.8
Lake
SOUTH RUSSELL
$115,000
$326,600
3,801
3,810
-0.2%
45.6%
25.8%
1,496
93.8%
6.2%
27.5
Geauga
BOSTON HEIGHTS
$112,083
$351,400
1,122
1,300
-13.7%
30.3%
25.5%
417
89.0%
11.0%
25
Summit
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS
$106,739
$274,700
8,396
8,345
0.6%
27.5%
29.2%
3,222
94.7%
5.3%
22.3
Cuyahoga
SUGAR BUSH KNOLLS
$106,667
$300,000
196
177
10.7%
20.1%
39.6%
80
97.5%
2.5%
22.8
Portage
BRECKSVILLE
$105,566
$266,900
13,538
13,656
-0.9%
33.6%
22.9%
5,462
84.5%
15.5%
23.4
Cuyahoga
ORANGE
$105,385
$317,200
3,285
3,323
-1.1%
34.0%
33.7%
1,294
89.1%
10.9%
20.5
Cuyahoga
SOLON
$104,625
$280,300
23,038
23,348
-1.3%
31.0%
30.3%
8,415
82.9%
17.1%
25.2
Cuyahoga
AVON
$104,125
$282,100
22,786
21,193
7.5%
29.6%
19.9%
7,957
83.4%
16.6%
25.7
Lorain
SILVER LAKE
$103,947
$215,900
2,511
2,519
-0.3%
35.5%
21.6%
978
95.8%
4.2%
24.3
Summit
KIRTLAND HILLS
$103,750
$468,800
702
646
8.7%
28.3%
31.7%
272
91.9%
8.1%
24.5
Lake
BAY VILLAGE
$102,917
$230,400
15,391
15,651
-1.7%
38.6%
27.5%
6,078
91.9%
8.1%
25.3
Cuyahoga
INDEPENDENCE
$100,278
$232,600
7,156
7,133
0.3%
29.5%
15.7%
2,702
93.0%
7.0%
21.5
Cuyahoga
PENINSULA
$99,821
$288,600
632
565
11.9%
36.3%
24.2%
247
81.0%
19.0%
30.5
Summit
CHAGRIN FALLS
$96,694
$347,700
4,061
4,113
-1.3%
40.0%
26.5%
1,816
72.9%
27.1%
23.6
Cuyahoga
AURORA
$94,141
$268,900
15,941
15,548
2.5%
33.7%
19.2%
6,154
81.5%
18.5%
27.3
Portage
MACEDONIA
$92,217
$207,200
11,808
11,188
5.5%
30.0%
17.2%
4,647
92.1%
7.9%
26.3
Summit
VALLEY VIEW
$91,711
$254,800
2,013
2,034
-1.0%
22.7%
11.4%
762
91.9%
8.1%
22
Cuyahoga
BEACHWOOD
$89,706
$296,600
11,704
11,953
-2.1%
23.9%
36.5%
4,532
60.9%
39.1%
21.9
Cuyahoga
BRATENAHL
$89,107
$270,500
1,334
1,197
11.4%
29.5%
37.0%
735
78.9%
21.1%
20.6
Cuyahoga
KIRTLAND
$88,537
$292,900
6,818
6,866
-0.7%
23.1%
19.8%
2,617
82.1%
17.9%
25.9
Lake
BROADVIEW HEIGHTS
$88,404
$228,400
19,242
19,400
-0.8%
28.9%
18.7%
7,449
83.4%
16.6%
27.9
Cuyahoga
WESTFIELD CENTER
$87,875
$211,100
1,191
1,115
6.8%
29.0%
15.6%
503
92.4%
7.6%
23
Medina
AVON LAKE
$87,525
$243,600
23,777
22,581
5.3%
29.4%
21.0%
9,389
82.3%
17.7%
25.6
Lorain
STRONGSVILLE
$87,264
$202,200
44,752
44,750
0.0%
28.7%
18.0%
17,828
81.4%
18.6%
28.1
Cuyahoga
WESTLAKE
$83,434
$250,900
32,378
32,729
-1.1%
31.5%
21.3%
13,694
73.2%
26.8%
25
Cuyahoga
SHAKER HEIGHTS
$83,420
$222,700
27,620
28,448
-2.9%
25.3%
40.6%
11,092
63.6%
36.4%
23
Cuyahoga
GLENWILLOW
$80,357
$238,500
1,034
923
12.0%
18.9%
25.0%
328
86.0%
14.0%
25.1
Cuyahoga
SEVEN HILLS
$79,735
$170,100
11,690
11,804
-1.0%
23.7%
12.3%
4,997
92.6%
7.4%
26.2
Cuyahoga
REMINDERVILLE
$78,656
$195,400
4,113
3,404
20.8%
28.2%
18.0%
1,593
85.4%
14.6%
28.6
Summit
COUNTY
NOTES: 1. All figures (other than 2010 Census population) are estimates based on surveys conducted between 2014 and 2018. Estimates for smaller communities tend to be less reliable. Margin of error information can be accessed through data.census.gov. 2. Income exceeds $250,000. Census database would not report a higher number.
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CRAIN'S LIST | WEALTHIEST SUBURBS Ranked by estimated median household income POPULATION
RANK
COMMUNITY 1
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME
MEDIAN OWNEROCCUPIED HOUSING VALUE
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51
RICHFIELD
$77,450
$237,000
TWINSBURG
$77,021
MAYFIELD VILLAGE
5-YEAR ESTIMATE (2014-2018) 1
HIGHEST DEGREE
HOUSING AVERAGE COMMUTE (MINUTES)
COUNTY
13.6%
25
Summit
74.8%
25.2%
25.8
Summit
1,531
68.6%
31.4%
20.1
Cuyahoga
11.0%
280
84.6%
15.4%
24.2
Lake
28.1%
20.4%
6,180
83.1%
16.9%
22.8
Cuyahoga
11.8%
20.3%
10.7%
12,572
86.5%
13.5%
26.2
Lorain
25,699
0.2%
23.6%
11.9%
9,694
74.9%
25.1%
22.1
Summit
4,126
3,982
3.6%
16.4%
13.4%
1,704
71.7%
28.3%
22.5
Lorain
$161,900
13,138
13,539
-3.0%
27.5%
29.2%
4,432
63.4%
36.6%
21.2
Cuyahoga
$72,782
$173,500
34,796
34,837
-0.1%
30.9%
16.9%
14,467
68.6%
31.4%
23.7
Summit
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
$72,206
$159,900
1,686
1,543
9.3%
19.6%
9.5%
626
89.1%
10.9%
20.9
Cuyahoga
FAIRLAWN
$71,119
$169,800
7,522
7,437
1.1%
30.8%
16.9%
3,258
68.0%
32.0%
24.4
Summit
PERRY
$70,833
$166,600
1,646
1,663
-1.0%
12.2%
8.6%
582
86.9%
13.1%
24.2
Lake
HIRAM
$70,625
$191,000
1,272
1,406
-9.5%
26.0%
42.1%
205
62.9%
37.1%
21.8
Portage
NORTH ROYALTON
$70,429
$199,800
30,322
30,444
-0.4%
24.6%
14.2%
12,657
72.8%
27.2%
27.7
Cuyahoga
2010 CENSUS
% CHANGE SINCE CENSUS 1
BACHELOR'S %
POST-GRAD %
OCCUPIED UNITS
OWNER %
RENTER %
3,647
3,648
-0.0%
24.6%
14.8%
1,402
86.4%
$216,100
18,915
18,795
0.6%
28.6%
17.9%
7,817
$76,792
$240,800
3,397
3,460
-1.8%
26.7%
20.7%
NORTH PERRY
$75,938
$183,200
701
893
-21.5%
17.5%
LYNDHURST
$75,236
$141,100
13,630
14,001
-2.6%
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
$74,309
$170,500
32,954
29,465
GREEN
$74,167
$187,700
25,758
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE
$73,915
$202,500
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
$72,951
STOW
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Source: U.S. Census Bureau 5-year American Community Survey (2014-2018). The list includes communities in Cuyahoga, Lorain, Medina, Summit, Portage, Geauga, Lake and Stark counties.
NOTES: 1. All figures (other than 2010 Census population) are estimates based on surveys conducted between 2014 and 2018. Estimates for smaller communities tend to be less reliable. Margin of error information can be accessed through data.census.gov.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Our Law Firms list for years has been topped by two firms: Jones Day and BakerHostetler. But in recent years, the number of local attorneys they employ has shrunk, especially at Jones Day. Meanwhile, two regional firms, Benesch and Tucker Ellis, have been steadily moving up the ranks. Benesch is now No. 3 with 146 local attorneys, just 14 behind Baker, and Tucker Ellis is No. 4. The No. 1 company on our Accounting Firms list, however, is tightening its grip on the top spot. Ernst & Young employed 385 local CPAs as of Sept. 1, 2020, up 10% from 2019. And that’s on top of significant growth in previous years. Granted, most firms on that list have added CPAs in recent years. Our Engineering Firms list has seen strong growth, too. Firms on the full digital list employed 1,661 local engineers as of Jan. 1, 2020, up 7.4% in 12 months. That figure is up 25.8% since 2014. — Chuck Soder
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CRAIN'S LIST | LAW FIRMS Ranked by number of local attorneys
FIRM
LOCAL ATTORNEYS/ PARTNERS
LOCAL PARTNERS FEMALE/ MINORITY
JONES DAY, Cleveland 216-586-3939/jonesday.com
172 62
BAKERHOSTETLER, Cleveland 216-621-0200/bakerlaw.com
LOCAL STAFF
FIRMWIDE ATTORNEYS
PRACTICE AREAS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
15 0
621
2,500
Full range of litigation and corporate practice areas
Heather Lennox, Cleveland partnerin-charge
160 86
20 2
371
978
Six core practice groups: business, digital assets and data management, IP, labor and employment, litigation, tax
Matthew Tenerowicz, Cleveland office managing partner
BENESCH, Cleveland 216-363-4500/beneschlaw.com
146 83
17 3
261
259
Corporate and securities, litigation, real estate, IP, health care, labor and employment
Gregg Eisenberg, managing partner
TUCKER ELLIS LLP, Cleveland 216-592-5000/tuckerellis.com
142 74
12 5
272
223
All types of trial, transactional and IP matters
Joe Morford, firm managing partner
THOMPSON HINE LLP, Cleveland 216-566-5500/thompsonhine.com
129 70
14 3
307
375
Litigation, corporate, real estate, construction, product liability, finance, environmental, cybersecurity, immigration, bankruptcy/ restructuring, benefits, IP
Deborah Read, managing partner; Kip Bollin, Cleveland office partnerin-charge
6
CALFEE, HALTER & GRISWOLD LLP, Cleveland 216-622-8200/calfee.com
125 63
12 2
237
161
Corporate, M&A, securities, litigation, IP, government relations, labor, benefits, commercial, real estate, tax, estate planning
Brent Ballard, managing partner; Arthur Hall III, firm administrative partner; Cleveland partner-in-charge
7
SQUIRE PATTON BOGGS, Cleveland 216-479-8500/squirepb.com
104 46
10 2
301
1,500
Full suite of corporate, disputes, regulatory and public policy services
Michele Connell, managing partner, Cleveland; Frederick Nance, global managing partner
MCDONALD HOPKINS LLC, Cleveland 216-348-5400/mcdonaldhopkins.com
87 49
8 1
165
149
Corporate, litigation, IP, restructuring, estate planning, real estate, M&A, health, banking, benefits
Shawn Riley, president
RANK
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10
ULMER & BERNE LLP, Cleveland 216-583-7000/ulmer.com
86 43
13 2
169
166
Litigation, financial services, product liability, business law, real estate, IP, benefits/ERISA, immigration, employment, cybersecurity
Patricia Shlonsky, partner-incharge, Cleveland office
ROETZEL & ANDRESS LPA, Cleveland 216-623-0150/ralaw.com
81 53
14 2
176
166
Banking/finance, employment, energy/environmental, estates, health care, transportation, franchise, government, education, real estate, IP
Robert Blackham, chairman, shareholder; Douglas Spiker, partner-in-charge, Cleveland
11
WALTER | HAVERFIELD, Cleveland 216-781-1212/walterhav.com
81 48
11 0
142
88
Business services, education, IP, labor/employment, hospitality and liquor control, litigation, public law, real estate, tax and wealth management
Ralph Cascarilla, managing partner
12
BROUSE MCDOWELL LPA, Akron 330-535-5711/brouse.com
71 46
17 1
124
79
Business restructuring/bankruptcy, corporate, cybersecurity, environmental, estates, health care, insurance recovery, labor/ employment, litigation, real estate, construction
Daniel Glessner, managing partner
13
HAHN LOESER & PARKS LLP, Cleveland 216-621-0150/hahnlaw.com
68 40
6 3
141
131
Commercial litigation, business, IP, estate planning, labor and employment, construction, creditors' rights, reorganization, bankruptcy
Stanley Gorom III, managing partner, CEO; Craig Owen White, partner-in-charge, Cleveland
14
FRANTZ WARD LLP, Cleveland 216-515-1660/frantzward.com
67 44
8 1
105
67
Bankruptcy/creditors' rights, construction, corporate, education, estate planning, health care, insurance, employment, litigation, real estate, tax
Christopher Keim, managing partner
15
REMINGER CO. LPA, Cleveland 216-687-1311/reminger.com
66 53
9 5
190
150
Medical malpractice, workers' compensation, estate planning, D&O and employment practices, professional liability, oil, natural gas, utilities
Stephen Walters, president, managing partner
16 17 18
TAFT STETTINIUS & HOLLISTER LLP, Cleveland 216-241-2838/taftlaw.com
58 36
8 3
100
605
Venture capital, real estate, M&A, litigation, public law, employment law, IP, private client, tax
Jill Helfman, Adrian Thompson, copartners-in-charge, Cleveland
BUCKINGHAM, DOOLITTLE & BURROUGHS LLC, Cleveland 216-621-5300/bdblaw.com
57 43
7 2
106
57
Business, litigation, employment and labor, real estate and construction, health and medicine, trusts and estates
Steven Dimengo, managing partner
KRUGLIAK, WILKINS, GRIFFITHS & DOUGHERTY CO. LPA, Canton 330-497-0700/kwgd.com
54 38
8 0
104
54
Corporate/business, commercial litigation, labor/employment, workers' compensation, oil and gas, real estate, health care, environmental
John Tucker, managing partner
19
VORYS, SATER, SEYMOUR AND PEASE LLP, Cleveland 216-479-6100/vorys.com
50 23
3 2
78
344
Corporate, litigation, bankruptcy/restructuring, health care, real estate, financing, IP, labor/employment, financial institutions
Anthony O'Malley, managing partner, Cleveland; J. Bret Treier, managing partner, Akron
20
BRENNAN, MANNA & DIAMOND, Akron 330-253-5060/bmdllc.com
48 31
6 1
98
66
Health care, litigation, business, labor and employment, real estate, M&A, tax, estate planning
Matthew Heinle, president; Jack Diamond, CEO; Anthony Manna, chairman
21
KOHRMAN JACKSON & KRANTZ LLP, Cleveland 216-696-8700/kjk.com
44 27
8 2
67
44
Corporate, litigation, employment, real estate, commercial, brand enforcement, IP, health care, incentives, startups, estates, domestic relations
Jon Pinney, managing partner
22
GALLAGHER SHARP LLP, Cleveland 216-241-5310/gallaghersharp.com
40 27
4 0
81
54
Litigation, insurance, legal malpractice, professional liability, railroad, trucking, aviation, maritime, product/employer liability, mass/toxic torts, appellate
Timothy Brick, managing partner
23 24
MEYERS, ROMAN, FRIEDBERG AND LEWIS, Woodmere 216-831-0042/meyersroman.com
38 24
6 0
65
38
Corporate, finance, employment, real estate, tax, litigation, construction, family law, estate planning, blockchain, cybersecurity
Seth Briskin, managing partner
MCCARTHY, LEBIT, CRYSTAL & LIFFMAN CO. LPA, Cleveland 216-696-1422/mccarthylebit.com
37 23
4 0
68
38
Transactional, estate planning, tax, litigation, domestic relations, banking, property, personal injury, employment, alternative dispute resolution
Robert Glickman, managing principal
25 26 27
WESTON HURD LLP, Cleveland 216-241-6602/westonhurd.com
35 26
3 0
57
42
Business advice, litigation, insurance, estate/probate, construction, employment, white collar crime, professional liability, real estate
Daniel Richards, managing partner
CAVITCH FAMILO & DURKIN CO. LPA, Cleveland 216-621-7860/cavitch.com
34 21
2 2
50
34
Business law, capital and finance, estate planning, family law, litigation, real estate, employment
Michael Cohan, president
FAY SHARPE LLP, Cleveland 216-363-9000/faysharpe.com
33 20
5 0
73
33
Intellectual property
Ann Skerry; Joseph Dreher; James Scarbrough, management committee members
28 28
AMIN, TUROCY & WATSON LLP, Beachwood 216-696-8730/thepatentattorneys.com
32 15
4 5
49
32
Intellectual property
Himanshu Amin, managing partner
DWORKEN & BERNSTEIN CO. LPA, Painesville 440-352-3391/dworkenlaw.com
32 17
5 0
65
32
Business, commercial litigation, commercial real estate, estate planning, oil and gas, family, personal injury, workers' compensation
Howard Rabb; Erik Walter; Richard Selby Jr., administrative partners
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Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill, Co., LPA
Reducing Real Property Tax Assessments Throughout Ohio And Across The United States
When you hire Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill, you work directly with Sleggs, Danzinger and Gill. Each client is directly represented at all levels by a Partner of the firm with a combined 90 years of experience. No pyramid, no associates, no on-the-job training. Our clients deserve the very best representation, so we structured our firm to allow each client, throughout the entire process, to work directly with Todd Sleggs, Robert Danzinger and Steve Gill. Our philosophy is to work cooperatively with school district and county officials to ensure that our clients pay the lowest possible real property tax obligations. If a fair resolution requires litigation, Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill have the depth of trial and appellate experience to handle the most complex valuation issues. Whether the valuation relates to large industrial plants, apartments, shopping centers, warehouses, office buildings, hotels or any other type of commercial property, the attorneys at Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill will ensure that you receive the best counsel, legal advice and litigation expertise. Most importantly, Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill wishes everyone continued health as we navigate through the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill
820 West Superior Avenue, Seventh Floor Cleveland, Ohio 44113
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CRAIN'S LIST | LAW FIRMS Ranked by number of local attorneys
RANK
FIRM
LOCAL ATTORNEYS/ PARTNERS
30
TAROLLI, SUNDHEIM, COVELL & TUMMINO LLP, Cleveland 216-621-2234/tarolli.com
31 15
31
ZASHIN & RICH CO. LPA, Cleveland 216-696-4441/zrlaw.com
32
LOCAL PARTNERS FEMALE/ MINORITY
LOCAL STAFF
FIRMWIDE ATTORNEYS
PRACTICE AREAS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1 1
68
31
Intellectual property
Management committee
30 2
0 0
45
35
Labor and employment, family law, international family law, workers' compensation, business law, sports law
Stephen Zashin; Andrew Zashin, co-managing partners
WICKENS HERZER PANZA, Avon 440-695-8000/wickenslaw.com
30 11
2 0
68
30
Business transactions, litigation, probate and estate, real estate, construction, M&A, bankruptcy, health care
Matthew Nakon, president, CEO
33
BONEZZI SWITZER POLITO & HUPP CO. LPA, Cleveland 216-875-2767/bsphlaw.com
29 19
4 0
71
30
Medical malpractice defense, nursing home defense, employment law
Jeffrey Van Wagner, managing shareholder
34
PEARNE & GORDON LLP, Cleveland 216-579-1700/pearne.com
28 19
4 4
63
28
All aspects of intellectual property law including licensing, litigation and transactional matters
Michael Garvey, partner
34
STARK & KNOLL CO. LPA, Akron 330-376-3300/stark-knoll.com
28 24
2 0
40
28
Business and corporate services, estate planning, special needs planning, probate, business litigation, labor, employment, insurance defense
John Krajewski, managing partner
36
BUCKLEY KING LPA, Cleveland 216-363-1400/buckleyking.com
27 13
4 1
47
35
Business transactions, governance, financial, litigation, real estate, white-collar, employment, D&O/E&O, contracts, IP, trusts/estates, family law
Brent Buckley, managing partner
37
SCHNEIDER SMELTZ SPIETH BELL LLP, Cleveland 216-696-4200/sssb-law.com
27 17
4 1
53
27
Estate/probate/tax, business/corporate, real estate, domestic relations, litigation, probate litigation, commercial litigation
David Lenz, managing partner
38
LITTLER, Cleveland 216-696-7600/littler.com
25 13
4 1
40
1,569
Labor and employment
Bonnie Kristan, office managing shareholder
39
WEGMAN HESSLER, Independence 216-642-3342/wegmanlaw.com
25 13
2 0
20
25
Corporate, litigation, IP, domestic relations, estate/probate/trust
Peter Hessler, managing partner
40
WELTMAN, WEINBERG & REIS CO. LPA, Brooklyn Heights 216-739-5100/weltman.com
24 15
4 0
350
65
Consumer/commercial collections, bankruptcy, litigation and defense, probate recovery, real estate default, education loan recovery
Charles Pona, managing partner 1
41
NICOLA, GUDBRANSON & COOPER LLC, Cleveland 216-621-7227/nicola.com
24 18
4 0
39
24
Business, employment, executive compensation, workers' compensation defense, real estate, public sector, school, family, estates, immigration
Management committee
42
KISLING, NESTICO & REDICK LLC, Fairlawn 800-487-8669/knrlegal.com
23 7
1 0
97
31
Car, truck and motorcycle crashes; medical malpractice; workers' compensation; dog bite injuries
John Reagan, managing partner
NOTES: 1. Pona is scheduled to become managing partner on Jan. 1, 2020, replacing managing shareholder Scott Weltman, who will continue to practice law with the firm.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
RANK
FIRM
LOCAL ATTORNEYS/ PARTNERS
43
ELK & ELK CO. LTD., Mayfield Heights 800-355-6446/elkandelk.com
22 7
43 43 43 47 48 49 50 51 52
MANSOUR GAVIN LPA, Cleveland 216-523-1500/mansourgavin.com
LOCAL PARTNERS FEMALE/ MINORITY
LOCAL STAFF
FIRMWIDE ATTORNEYS
1 0
85
22 13
2 1
RENNER OTTO, Cleveland 216-621-1113/rennerotto.com
22 14
RODERICK LINTON BELFANCE LLP, Akron 330-434-3000/rlbllp.com
PRACTICE AREAS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
22
Personal injury, auto/motorcycle/trucking accidents, medical malpractice, birth injury, product liability, drug recalls, workers' compensation, social security disability
James Kelley; Arthur Elk, managing partners
44
22
Corporate and business services, real estate, labor and employment, estate planning and probate, IP
Anthony Coyne, president
1 1
38
22
Intellectual property: patents, trademarks, copyrights and IP litigation
Luis Carrion, managing partner
22 12
2 0
40
22
Litigation, domestic relations, bankruptcy, collections, insurance and estate planning
William Chris, managing partner
FISHER PHILLIPS, Cleveland 440-838-8800/fisherphillips.com
21 10
4 2
34
460
Labor, employment, OSHA, Fair Credit Reporting Act, wage hour, benefits, workers' compensation, human resources, trade secrets
Steven Nobil, regional managing partner
SEELEY, SAVIDGE, EBERT & GOURASH CO. LPA, Westlake 216-566-8200/sseg-law.com
21 14
3 0
35
21
Employment/workers' compensation defense, estate planning, corporate, health care, family, defense litigation, sports/entertainment
Robert Anderle; Gary Ebert, coadministrative partners
MAZANEC, RASKIN & RYDER CO. LPA, Solon 440-248-7906/mrrlaw.com
20 10
1 0
54
29
Civil rights, public sector, insurance coverage, employment and labor, cybersecurity, school, professional liability, business law
Joseph Nicholas Jr., president, managing partner
THRASHER, DINSMORE & DOLAN LPA, Chardon 440-285-2242/tddlaw.com
20 15
6 0
35
20
Business, real estate, estate planning, domestic, family, trademark, municipal and public entity, litigation, oil and gas, zoning
Todd Hicks, managing partner
ROLF GOFFMAN MARTIN LANG LLP, Pepper Pike 216-514-1100/rolflaw.com
19 13
3 0
24
24
Health care
Aric Martin, managing partner
SINGERMAN, MILLS, DESBERG & KAUNTZ CO. LPA, Beachwood 216-292-5807/smdklaw.com
19 11
0 0
27
19
Corporate, banking and finance, real estate, taxation, litigation, government relations, estate planning and estate/trust administration
Paul Singerman, chairman; Ronald Teplitzky, president
53
MCGLINCHEY STAFFORD PLLC, Shaker Heights 216-378-9905/mcglinchey.com
18 7
1 0
36
148
Consumer financial services, commercial litigation and transactional matters
Rodolfo Aguilar Jr., managing member, firm; David Thompson, managing member, Cleveland
54 55
KELLEY & FERRARO LLP, Cleveland 216-575-0777/kelleyferraro.com
18 7
1 1
70
18
Mass tort litigation: asbestos, mesothelioma, defective drugs
James Ferraro, founding partner; John Murphy, equity partner
OGLETREE, DEAKINS, NASH, SMOAK & STEWART P.C., Cleveland 216-241-6100/ogletree.com
16 9
3 0
28
916
Employment, labor relations, class action, wages, benefits, litigation, unfair competition and trade secrets, sports and entertainment
Bruce Hearey, managing shareholder, Cleveland
REIMER LAW CO., Solon 440-600-5502/reimerlaw.com
16 4
1 0
75
23
Creditors' rights
Dennis Reimer, founding shareholder
SUTTER O'CONNELL CO., Cleveland 216-928-2200/sutter-law.com
15 7
1 0
33
16
Defense of product liability, toxic torts, class action, appellate, transportation, civil rights, employment law, business litigation
Matthew O'Connell, managing shareholder
56 57
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CRAIN'S LIST | ACCOUNTING FIRMS Ranked by number of CPAs in Northeast Ohio as of Sept. 1, 2020 LOCAL CPAS
LOCAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN
COMPANY MAIN LOCAL OFFICE
9/1/ 2020
9/1/ 2019
% CHANGE
1
ERNST & YOUNG LLP 950 Main Ave., Cleveland 44113 216-861-5000/ey.com
385
350
2
COHEN & CO. 1350 Euclid Ave., Suite 800, Cleveland 44115 216-579-1040/cohencpa.com
173
3
PWC LLP 200 Public Square, 18th floor, Cleveland 44114 216-875-3000/pwc.com
4
AUDITACCOUNTING
TAX
CONSULTING
OTHER
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
$15,000 2
509
172
185
765
Monte Repasky, Cleveland office managing partner Whitt Butler, Akron office managing partner
305
$115.56 2
110
103
27
65
Randall S. Myeroff, president, CEO
1.8%
—
$17,400 2
—
—
—
—
Gregg Muresan, Cleveland office managing partner
105
4.8%
448
$23,157 4
165
88
175
20
Paul Wellener, Northeast Ohio managing principal
95
95
0.0%
185
$10,000
55
20
90
20
James Mylen, Cleveland managing partner
RSM US LLP 1001 Lakeside Ave. E., Suite 200, Cleveland 44114 216-523-1900/rsmus.com
76
75
1.3%
171
$2,706.31
59
25
52
35
David Andrews, Ohio market leader
7
MEADEN & MOORE 1375 E. 9th St., Suite 1800, Cleveland 44114 216-241-3272/meadenmoore.com
74
73
1.4%
148
—
56
42
25
25
James P. Carulas, CEO
8
MARCUM LLP 6685 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village 44143 440-459-5700/marcumllp.com
71
69
2.9%
215
$62.16 5
33
43
51
0
Dani B. Gisondo, office managing partner
9
MALONEY + NOVOTNY LLC 1111 Superior Ave., Suite 700, Cleveland 44114 216-363-0100/maloneynovotny.com
71
71
0.0%
135
$21.94 6
72
36
12
15
Jon Ruple, managing shareholder
CLIFTONLARSONALLEN LLP (CLA) 4505 Stephen Circle N.W., Suite 200, Canton 44718 330-497-2000/claconnect.com
68
73
-6.8%
92
$1,100
34
35
11
12
Dane Mayle, managing principal
FULL-TIME LOCAL STAFF 9-1-2020
2019 REVENUE (MILLIONS) 1
10.0%
1,631
161
7.5%
168 3
165
DELOITTE LLP AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES 127 Public Square, Suite 3300, Cleveland 44114 216-589-1300/deloitte.com
110
5
KPMG LLP 1375 E. 9th St., Suite 2600, Cleveland 44114 216-696-9100/home.kpmg/us
6
RANK
10
NOTES: 1. Revenue in most cases excludes revenue from separately owned firms that share the same brand name. 2. From Accounting Today 3. Crain's estimate 4. From Deloitte.com 5. Represents revenue from Marcum's local operations 6. From Inside Public Accounting
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LOCAL CPAS COMPANY MAIN LOCAL OFFICE
9/1/ 2020
9/1/ 2019
11
BDO 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 1500, Cleveland 44115 440-248-8787/bdo.com
65
12
BOBER, MARKEY, FEDOROVICH & CO. 3421 Ridgewood Road, Suite 300, Akron 44333 330-762-9785/bmfcpa.com
13
LOCAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN AUDITACCOUNTING
TAX
CONSULTING
OTHER
$1,640
50
66
17
24
Robert M. Littman, Ohio managing partner Dave McClain, Tax Office managing partner Teri Schaffer, Assurance Office managing partner
100
$20.04 2
38
35
9
18
Mark B. Bober Cindy Johnson Theodore Wagner, partners
14.3%
106
$51.96
21
47
10
19
Rick T. Lash, regional president, Northeast Ohio
54
-1.9%
61
$276.03
0
0
53
0
Brian D. Seidner, managing director, Lake Erie Markets Cleveland, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Toledo, Detroit
49
48
2.1%
100
$16.36 2
28
49
4
19
Kuno S. Bell, managing partner
HW&CO. 23240 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 700, Beachwood 44122 216-831-1200/hwco.com
49
43
14.0%
92
$19.67
31
26
18
10
Brandon Miller, CEO
17
GRANT THORNTON LLP 1375 E. 9th St., Suite 1500, Cleveland 44114 216-771-1400/grantthornton.com
48
50
-4.0%
102
$1,900
34
35
24
9
Thomas P. Freeman, office managing partner
18
APPLE GROWTH PARTNERS 1540 W. Market St., Akron 44313 330-867-7350/applegrowth.com
48
45
6.7%
93
$18.28
18
38
6
33
Charles Mullen, chairman
19
PLANTE MORAN PLLC 1111 Superior Ave., Suite 1250, Cleveland 44114 216-523-1010/plantemoran.com
45
41
9.8%
70
$747.68
34
21
9
6
Daniel P. Hursh, office managing partner
20
BARNES WENDLING CPAS INC. 1350 Euclid Ave., Suite 1400, Cleveland 44115 216-566-9000/barneswendling.com
38
38
0.0%
73
$13.17 2
25
29
5
14
Jeffrey D. Neuman, president, director
% CHANGE
FULL-TIME LOCAL STAFF 9-1-2020
2019 REVENUE (MILLIONS) 1
88
-26.1%
153
58
55
5.5%
REA & ASSOCIATES 6300 Rockside Road, Suite 100, Independence 44131 216-573-2330/reacpa.com
56
49
14
THE SIEGFRIED GROUP LLP 950 Main Ave., Suite 610, Cleveland 44113 216-912-1342/siegfriedgroup.com
53
15
PEASE & ASSOCIATES LLC 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 400, Cleveland 44115 216-348-9600/peasecpa.com
16
RANK
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
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CRAIN'S LIST | ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS Ranked by local registered architects RANK
COMPANY LOCAL OFFICE
LOCAL REGISTERED ARCHITECTS 1-1-2020
1-1-2019
TOTAL LOCAL STAFF
SPECIALTIES
CURRENT PROJECTS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
1
GPD GROUP 520 S. Main St., Suite 2531, Akron 330-572-2100/gpdgroup.com
51
48
610
Schools, municipal and county buildings, retail, health care
Highland Local Schools, Meijer, Chipotle, Sunrise Senior Living
Darrin Kotecki, president
2
DLR GROUP|WESTLAKE REED LESKOSKY 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 300, Cleveland 216-522-1350/dlrgroup.com
36
36
89
Architecture, interiors, engineering, technologies, planning, cultural, health care, education, hospitality, workplace, housing
Cleveland Museum of Natural History expansion, Cleveland Clinic, Ohio State University Medical Campus/Arts District
Matthew Janiak, principal, Northeast region leader
3
VOCON 3142 Prospect Ave., Cleveland 216-588-0800/vocon.com
35
33
120
Workplace strategy, interior design, architecture, experiential brand design
KeyBank, Swagelok, PwC
Deborah V. Donley Paul M. Voinovich, principals
4
THENDESIGN ARCHITECTURE (TDA) 4135 Erie St., Willoughby 440-269-2266/thendesign.com
31
29
57
Architecture, planning, interior design, construction administration
Geauga County office facilities, Fremont Ross High School, Union Village (Willoughby South High School, senior center and YMCA)
Christopher D. Smith, president Robert A. Fiala, founder, executive chair
5
HASENSTAB ARCHITECTS INC. 190 N. Union St., Suite 400, Akron 330-434-4464/hasenstabinc.com
28
27
55
Health care design, educational design, laboratory/research design, office design, interior design
OhioMHAS Twin Valley replacement hospital; Ohio State University Wooster lab building; TrustedSec headquarters
Dennis M. Check, president
6
PERSPECTUS ARCHITECTURE 1300 E. 9t St., Cleveland 216-752-1800/perspectusarch.com
28
29
46
Design for health care, senior living, education, government, historic architecture, hospitality, corporate, laboratory/technology
UH Parma surgery addition, Summa Health Behavioral Health Hospital, Firelands Regional Medical Center Primary Care Center of Excellence
William Ayars Michael Lipowski Salvatore Rini, managing principals
7
ONYX CREATIVE 25001 Emery Road, Suite 400, Warrensville Hts. 216-223-3200/onyxcreative.com
22
22
83
Design, architecture, interior design, branding, graphics; electrical, mechanical and structural engineering
Golden Gate Plaza, Mayfield Heights; Hearthside Grove, Geneva; Grand River Rubber, Ashtabula; BioLife, Lifestance locations
Mike Crislip, president Carole Sanderson, CFO
8
BIALOSKY CLEVELAND 6555 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland 216-752-8750/bialosky.com
22
23
58
Higher education, workplace, mixed-use, multifamily housing, libraries, culinary, religious, nonprofits, master plans
Belle Oaks, Library Lofts, Medical Mutual (multiple offices)
Jack Alan Bialosky Jr., senior and managing principal
9
BOSTWICK DESIGN PARTNERSHIP 2729 Prospect Ave., Cleveland 216-621-7900/bostwickdesign.com
15
16
28
Health/wellness, medical planning, higher education, library, civic, corporate offices, interior design
Cleveland Clinic Mentor Hospital, Cleveland Public Library Woodland Branch, OSU Spectrum of Care Clinic
Robert Lewis Bostwick, president, director of design
10
RICHARD L. BOWEN + ASSOCIATES INC. 2019 Center St., Suite 500, Cleveland 216-491-9300/rlba.com
13
13
56
Commercial, justice, transportation, multifamily housing, education
Four police/justice centers, Central Ohio Transit Authority facilities, Hanover Crossing
Allan L. Renzi, president
11
RDL ARCHITECTS INC. 16102 Chagrin Blvd., Shaker Heights 216-752-4300/rdlarchitects.com
13
12
43
Placemaking, interiors, all housing markets, senior living life care communities, retail, commercial
One Lakewood Place, Lakewood; Pinstripes, Orange; Brethren Care Wellness Center, Ashland
Ron Lloyd, president, founder
12
NELSON WORLDWIDE LLC 6000 Lombardo Center, Suite 500, Seven Hills 216-781-9144/nelsonworldwide.com
13
15
28
Tenant planning, workplace, legal workplace, health care, hospitality, industrial, retail, mixed-use, multifamily
JACK Cleveland Casino/Thistledown Racino renovations; Sears redevelopment, Canton; River Ridge redevelopment/expansion, Lynchburg, Va.
John G. Burk, managing director, Cleveland office
13
PRIME AE GROUP INC. 540 White Pond Drive, Suite E, Akron 330-864-7755/primeeng.com
11
10
34
Higher education, hospitality, federal, religious, K-12, historic preservation, office, municipal, recreation, multifamily
Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village, Broadview Heights Recreation Center, Kent State University practice facility
Dana S. Mitchell, senior vice president, architecture and engineering
14
SANDVICK ARCHITECTS INC. 1265 W. 6th St., Cleveland 216-621-8055/sandvickarchitects.org
11
11
30
Historic preservation and adaptive reuse specializing in achieving Historic Tax Credits
The Athlon at the Cleveland Athletic Club, The Centennial at 925 Euclid, Dayton Arcade
Jonathan Sandvick, president
15
CITY ARCHITECTURE INC. 3200 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-881-2444/cityarch.com
11
9
21
Urban design, planning, mixed-use developments, civic, residential, corporate, restoration, preservation
121 Larchmere, Tri-C Metro Campus, Woodhill Transformation Plan
August Fluker Alex Pesta John Wagner, principals
16
CBLH DESIGN INC. 7850 Freeway Circle, Middleburg Heights 440-243-2000/cblhdesign.com
11
11
18
Health care, higher education, libraries, interior design
University Hospitals, VA medical centers, Geauga County and Elyria public libraries
Michael D. Liezert Marc B. Bittinger Jeffrey Valus, principals
17
DIMIT ARCHITECTS 14414 Detroit Ave., Suite 306, Lakewood 216-221-9021/dimitarchitects.com
10
10
22
Architecture, interiors and urban design, multifamily, planning, mixed-use retail, office, hospitality
The Dexter, Martin House, Trinity Church
Scott M. Dimit, managing principal Analia Nanni Dimit, principal, director of interior architecture
18
HBM ARCHITECTS LLC 1382 W. 9th St., Suite 300, Cleveland 216-421-1100/hbmarchitects.com
10
10
20
Public, academic and medical libraries and other design-driven projects for civic and cultural institutions
Library branches in Bay Village, Baltimore, Jackson, Ohio, and Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Peter J. Bolek, president, director of design James Shook, principal Kevin Kennedy, principal
19
MAKOVICH & PUSTI ARCHITECTS 111 Front St., Berea 440-891-8910/mparc.com
10
10
18
Health care, higher education, public projects
Oberlin College facility assessment and master plan, Lorain County VA Outpatient Clinic, Baldwin Wallace residence hall renovation
Donald Rerko, principal
20
AECOM 1300 E. 9th St., Suite 500, Cleveland 216-622-2300/aecom.com
8
9
220
Education, federal services, health care, laboratory technologies, architecture, interior design, landscape design/ planning
St. Joseph Academy - Fitzmaurice Hall and makerspace renovation; Lakeland Community College - Health and Innovation Center
Molly E. Page, vice president
21
K2M DESIGN 3121 Bridge Ave., Cleveland 216-357-2794/k2mdesign.com
8
8
25
Architecture, engineering, interior design, facility asset management
Crown Plaza Columbus renovation, Indianapolis Community Justice Center, College of Florida Keys, Key Largo Campus
Scott C. Maloney, president
22
DOMOKUR ARCHITECTS 4651 Medina Road, Akron 330-666-7878/domokur.com
8
11
17
Architecture, landscape architecture, planning, interior design, construction management
Kent State Design Innovation Hub, Pere Marquette State Park (Illinois), phase 3 development at Deerfoot Lodge Blue Ridge (North Carolina)
Michael Domokur, owner
23
STROLLO ARCHITECTS 201 W. Federal St., Youngstown 330-743-1177/strolloarchitects.com
8
8
16
Health care architecture, government, education, recreation, corrections, assisted living
Campus Lofts at YSU, Briarfield, Reidland Primary Care clinic in Paducah, Ky.
Gregg Strollo, principal
24
DS ARCHITECTURE LLC 1020 Huron Road E., Suite 101, Cleveland 216-771-0010/dsarchitecture.com
8
8
15
Hospitality, public safety, civic architecture, higher education, adaptive preservation, health care
Tri-C Public Safety Simulation Village, Westlake Community Center, Tri-C East Education Center
Jeffrey G. Meyers, CEO, owner
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | To prevent ties, firms with the same number of architects are then ranked by total staff size. Information is supplied by the companies.
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CRAIN'S LIST | EMPLOYEE BENEFIT SERVICES FIRMS Ranked by number of full-time benefits professionals in Northeast Ohio LOCAL BENEFITS PROFESSIONALS RANK
COMPANY LOCAL OFFICE
2020
2019
TOTAL LOCAL STAFF
% OF CLIENTS IN NE OHIO
COMPENSATION STRUCTURE
SERVICES
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
OSWALD COS. 1100 Superior Ave., Cleveland 216-367-8787/oswaldcompanies.com
165
156
347
85%
Fees, commissions
Employee benefits strategic consulting, group benefits brokerage, human capital strategies, health and wellness management, retirement plan consulting
Robert J. Klonk, chairman, CEO
2
SELMANCO One Integrity Parkway, Richmond Heights 800-735-6262/selmanco.com
147
134
151
3%
Fees, commissions
Administration of life and health insurance programs for employers, insurance companies, financial institutions and affinity groups
David L. Selman, president, CEO
3
CBIZ INC. 6050 Oak Tree Blvd. S., Suite 500, Independence 216-447-9000/cbiz.com
132
107
304
—
Fixed fees, commissions
Group health benefits consulting and administration, retirement plan services, payroll services, property and casualty, talent and compensation solutions
Jerome P. Grisko Jr., president, CEO
4
WILLIS TOWERS WATSON 1001 Lakeside Ave., Suite 1500, Cleveland 216-937-4000/willistowerswatson.com
120
120
155
—
Project, commissions, fixed fees, hourly, retainer
Benefits strategy, design and pricing; pharmacy benefit management consulting; benefits administration and exchange; communication and change management
Gina Kashuk, managing director, office leader, Cleveland
5
FINDLEY 1660 W. 2nd St., Suite 900, Cleveland 216-875-1900/findley.com
89
87
89
—
Fee-for-service based on hourly rates
Health and group benefits, retirement consulting, actuarial services, defined contribution plan recordkeeping, defined benefit plan administration
Matt Klein; Nancy Pokorny, principals
6
ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER & CO. 1111 Superior Ave., Suite 1601, Cleveland 216-623-2600/ajg.com
79
88
80
—
Fees, commissions
Brokerage and consulting in health and welfare, retirement, wellness, human resources, compensation, health care analytics, benefits compliance
David D. Kempton, Ohio president
7
ONEDIGITAL 4200 Rockside Road, Independence 216-520-3300/onedigital.com/team/cleveland-oh
71 1
59
79
90%
Commissions, fixed fees, fee for service, contract based
Strategic benefits advisory services, online administration, analytics, compliance support, HR capital management tools, insurance
John Wain, managing partner; Jim Schade, Adrienne Vichill, Kevin Mackay, Blair Larrance, principals
8
MERCER 200 Public Square, Suite 900, Cleveland 216-830-8000/mercer.com
53
53
53
—
By project, commissions, fixed fees, hourly rates
Health and wellness benefits, retirement and risk management, investment consulting and management, talent strategies and management
Mike Ponicall, partner, Great Lakes office leader
9
THE FEDELI GROUP LLC 5005 Rockside Road, fifth floor, Independence 216-328-8080/thefedeligroup.com
52
50
98
—
Commissions, fixed fees and consulting services
Plan design, consulting, compliance, wellness, selffunding, data analytics, voluntary and executive benefits
Umberto P. Fedeli, CEO
10
TRINITY PENSION CONSULTANTS 202 Montrose West Ave., Suite 310, Copley 330-668-3747/trinitypension.com
40
30
45
—
Retainer, fixed fees, by project
Actuarial consulting, administration, plan design, plan documents
Anthony J. Warren, CEO, partner
11
USI INSURANCE SERVICES LLC 1001 Lakeside Ave, 12th Floor, Cleveland 216-591-0088/usi.com
38 2
30
58
90%
Commissions, fixed fees
Employee benefits strategic consulting, group benefits brokerage, population health management, retirement plan consulting
Matt Baird, president, Employee Benefits Cleveland
12
NFP 4700 Rockside Road, Suite 540, Independence 216-264-2707/nfp.com
36
36
49
70%
Fees, commissions
Corporate benefits, property and casualty, private client group, HR technology solutions and retirement
Brian Hirsch; Jim Dustin, managing directors
13
MARCUM LLP 6685 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village 440-459-5700/marcumllp.com
33
35
198
68%
By project, commissions, fixed fees, hourly, retainer
Benefits, compensation, 401(k), Affordable Care Act planning and compliance, benefit plan audits, retirement plan design and administration
Dani B. Gisondo, office managing partner
14
HUNTINGTON INSURANCE INC. 200 Public Square, Cleveland 888-576-7900/huntington.com
30
27
52
47%
Commissions, fees
Consulting and strategic planning in population risk management, on-site clinics, data analytics and predictive modeling, results-based wellness and health care reform
Craig Mottice, executive VP, managing director, Northeast Ohio
15
THE J.P. FARLEY CORP. 29055 Clemens Road, Westlake 440-250-4300/jpfarley.com
30
—
31
20%
Fixed fees
Health plan administration services
James P. Farley, president, CEO
16
CPI-HR 6830 Cochran Road, Solon 440-542-7800/cpihr.com
29
30
29
90%
Consulting fees, commissions, administration fees
Human capital management firm combining consulting, brokerage and administration
Jim Hopkins, president
17
TODD ASSOCIATES INC. 23825 Commerce Park, Suite A, Beachwood 440-461-1101/toddassociates.com
24
24
62
80%
Commissions, fixed fees, project based
Health insurance, disability insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, life insurance, executive compensation/ benefits, section 125 plans, wellness programs
Edward J. Hyland Jr., president
18
BUCK GLOBAL LLC 6000 Freedom Square, Suite 100, Independence 216-642-4254/buck.com
23
23
24
—
By project, commissions, fixed fees, hourly rates, retainer
Health and productivity, retirement, communications, compensation, benefit audits, benefit outsourcing
Tom Tomczyk, principal, market leader Cleveland and Pittsburgh; Audrey Cervas, director
19
ALTHANS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 543 E. Washington St., Chagrin Falls 440-247-6422/althans.com
20
20
55
—
Commissions, fees
Risk consulting and management, plan design and compliance, group medical, disability, dental, life and vision insurance
James C. Althans, president, CEO
20
VANTAGE BENEFIT ADVISORS INC. 6200 Rockside Road, Independence 216-642-7878/vanfinbenefits.com
18
17
68
90%
Commissions, fees, project
Employer sponsored insurance programs, retirement plans, flexible spending arrangements, benefits technology, human resources, compliance and Medicare
William M. McCormick, CEO
21
PK FINANCIAL GROUP INC. 9261 Ravenna Road, Unit B4, Twinsburg 216-393-8182/pkfinancialgroup.com
17
17
24
80%
Fees (percent of assets managed); commissions
Retirement plan consulting services for the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors
Pete Kaplan, president; Brian Petros, CEO
22
NOBLE-DAVIS CONSULTING INC. 6190 Cochran Road, Suite D, Solon 440-498-8408/nobledavis.com
15
16
21
93%
Fixed fees plus hourly rates for special projects
Retirement plan consulting, plan design and administration, welfare plan documents and filing
Jan L. Davis, president
23
MAGIS ADVISORY GROUP LLC 36711 American Way, Suite 2F, Avon 440-934-4102/magisadvisorygroup.com
15 2
—
17
95%
Commissions, fees
Employee benefits strategic consulting and benefits brokerage including voluntary and worksite, retirement plan consulting, executive benefits
Philip J. Amos, president, cofounder; Aaron M. Marinelli, CEO, cofounder
24
MOSKAL GROSS ORCHOSKY INC. (DBA MGO) 24400 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 310, Beachwood 216-771-4242/mgo-inc.com
14
14
28
100%
Fees and commissions
Plan design and consulting, plan investment selection and monitoring, fiduciary liability protection, plan administration, employee education and communication
Ronald S. Gross, president, CEO
25
CHELKO CONSULTING GROUP 24651 Center Ridge Road, Suite 110, Westlake 440-892-2600/chelkogroup.com
14
11
18
—
Fee-based retainer, by project
Medical, prescription, life and disability plan management services: data analysis, design, planning, vendor selection and reporting, stop loss, compliance, audits, wellness
Rick Chelko, president
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | When ties occur, firms are ranked by total local employees. Information is supplied by the companies. Employment figures are full time; 2020 data is as of June 1, while 2019 data is as of April 1. Send feedback to Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com. NOTES: 1. OneDigital acquired DS Benefits Group of Medina on July 1, adding another 14 full-time local employees, including 11 focused on benefits, that are not included in these figures, which are as of June 1. 2. Chapman & Chapman of Twinsburg was acquired in April 2020 by USI. A portion of Chapman’s business also was purchased by Magis Advisory Group of Avon.
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CRAIN'S LIST | ENGINEERING FIRMS Ranked by number of local registered engineers
RANK
COMPANY
LOCAL ENGINEERS 1-1-2020 REGISTERED/ TOTAL
TOTAL LOCAL STAFF 1-1-2020
2019 LOCAL ENGINEERING BILLINGS (MILLIONS)
NOTEABLE 2019 PROJECTS
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE(S)
1
GPD GROUP 520 S. Main St., Suite 2531, Akron 330-572-2100/gpdgroup.com
185 290
610
$100.0
City of Cleveland general engineering services, Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District West Creek stream restoration
Darrin Kotecki, president
2
AECOM 1300 E. 9th St., Suite 500, Cleveland 216-622-2300/aecom.com
69 115
220
$124.0
—
Molly E. Page, vice president
2
OSBORN ENGINEERING 1100 Superior Ave., Suite 300, Cleveland 216-861-2020/osborn-eng.com
69 115
140
$18.4
Irishtown Bend, Cleveland Water water main project phase III, Medina County Courthouse expansion/renovation, Cleveland Museum of Natural History - Gateway Project design
Gary F. Hribar, CEO
4
MIDDOUGH INC. 1901 E. 13th St., Suite 400, Cleveland 216-367-6000/middough.com
46 116
152
$24.4
Miscellaneous national projects for the process, energy, industrial and facility markets
Ronald R. Ledin, chairman, CEO
5
CT CONSULTANTS INC. 8150 Sterling Court, Mentor 440-951-9000/ctconsultants.com
45 89
162
$27.6
Ohio Turnpike reconstruction, Lakewood wastewater highrate treatment
Dave Wiles, president
6
THORSON BAKER AND ASSOCIATES INC. 3030 W. Streetsboro Road, Richfield 330-659-6688/thorsonbaker.com
32 89
124
—
Euclid City Schools, Euclid Grand, Belle Oaks, Warner Theatre, North Royalton City Schools, Green Leaf Ohio processing facility
Jeffery Miterko Donald J. Schehl Nathaniel J. Kobb, principals
7
HWH ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS PLANNERS INC. 600 Superior Ave. E., Cleveland 216-875-4000/hwhaep.com
29 48
69
$9.8
Manufacturing expansion projects throughout the world, domestic R&D testing facilities, renovations of industrial, commercial and government buildings
Peter P. Jancar, chairman
8
MS CONSULTANTS 4608 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland 216-658-2512/msconsultants.com
28 33
71
$7.2 1
Mahoning County Courthouse restoration, Interstate 680/ State Route 164 interchange, Canfield Comprehensive Plan
Jeanne Mosure, vice president of public affairs
9
DLZ 614 W. Superior Ave., Suite 1000, Cleveland 216-771-1090/dlz.com
25 31
62
$13.5
City of Cleveland Department of Water, ODOT District 12 bridge inspections
Vickie Wildeman, vice president
10
KARPINSKI ENGINEERING 3135 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 216-391-3700/karpinskieng.com
24 78
88
$10.4
Lakewood Family Health Center, MetroHealth campus transformation, Tri-C Metro Campus Center, Dealer Tire corporate offices
James T. Cicero, president
11
THE AUSTIN CO. 6095 Parkland Blvd., Mayfield Heights 440-544-2600/theaustin.com
23 43
116
—
Project Palladium (confidential), Project Emerald (confidential)
Michael G. Pierce, president
12
MICHAEL BAKER INTERNATIONAL 1111 Superior Ave., Cleveland 216-664-6493/mbakerintl.com
22 28
58
—
Cleveland Airport North Airfield projects, Towpath Trail Stage 3, Irishtown Bend planning study
Jeff Broadwater, vice president, office executive
13
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN GROUP 450 Grant St., Akron 330-375-1390/envdesigngroup.com
21 25
67
$8.0
City of Sandusky Landing Park and Sandusky Bay Pathway, city of Akron Romig Road, ODOT District 12 Culverts
Lu Ann Unrue, chief strategy officer Dwayne Groll, president
14
E2G|THE EQUITY ENGINEERING GROUP INC. 20600 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 1200, Shaker Heights 216-283-9519/E2G.com
20 53
102
—
NA
David A. Osage, president, CEO
15
MANNIK & SMITH GROUP INC. 20600 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 500, Shaker Heights 216-378-1490/manniksmithgroup.com
19 32
39
$4.8
ODOT Trumbull County maintenance facility, Welton's Gorge - Geauga Park District, Ohio CAT headquarters, Fresenius Kidney Care dialysis center
Mark A. Smoley, senior vice president, director, principal
16
HDR 1100 Superior Ave. E., Suite 650, Cleveland 216-912-4240/hdrinc.com
19 29
31
—
Bridge over the Hoover Dam, Mario Cuomo Bridge
Richard G. Atoulikian, VP, Northeast client service manager; Jennie Celik, associate VP/NE Ohio Water Section lead; Joanne Shaner, associate VP, Ohio Bridge Section manager
17
NEXUS ENGINEERING GROUP LLC 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 1400, Cleveland 216-404-7867/nexusegroup.com
18 88
128
$22.2
Environmental compliance and process safety projects, two major refinery turnarounds to improve efficiency, major refinery rebuild
Jeffrey O. Herzog, president Marianne C. Corrao, executive VP
18
CHAGRIN VALLEY ENGINEERING LTD. 22999 Forbes Road, Suite B, Oakwood Village 440-439-1999/cvelimited.com
17 25
40
—
Nagel Road widening, Cochran and Pettibone intersection replacement, Chester Road widening, Cook and Columbia sewer phase five
Donald F. Sheehy, president
19
MOTT MACDONALD LLC 18013 Cleveland Parkway, Suite 200, Cleveland 216-535-3640/mottmac.com
17 22
25
$1.5
NEORSD Westerly Storage Tunnel, auxiliary lane for I-480 Eastbound, ODOT Richmond Road bridge rehabilitation in Richmond Heights
Michael G. Vitale, senior vice president
20
R.E. WARNER & ASSOCIATES INC. 25777 Detroit Road, Suite 200, Westlake 440-835-9400/rewarner.com
16 33
60
—
Substations, transmission lines, electrical distribution systems, service/maintenance facilities, steel mills
Theodore A. Beltavski, president
21
SCHEESER BUCKLEY MAYFIELD LLC 1540 Corporate Woods Parkway, Uniontown 330-526-2700/sbmce.com
15 24
34
—
KSU Design Innovation Hub, Aultman Hospital commissioning, CWRU Cryo-Electron Microscopy facility, Fernway Elementary restoration
Chris Schoonover, president
22
EUTHENICS INC. 8235 Mohawk Drive, Strongsville 440-260-1555/euthenics-inc.com
13 16
23
$3.6
Memphis Road bridge replacement, Ohio 87 landslide repair, North Main Street bridge inspection
Alan R. Piatak, president
23
DLR GROUP|WESTLAKE REED LESKOSKY 1422 Euclid Ave., Suite 300, Cleveland 216-522-1350/dlrgroup.com
12 23
89
$9.0
Cleveland Museum of Natural History expansion, Cleveland Clinic, Ohio State University Medical Campus/Arts District
Matthew Janiak, principal, Northeast region leader
24
KS ASSOCIATES INC. 260 Burns Road, Suite 100, Elyria 440-365-4730/ksassociates.com
12 14
32
—
Cleveland Metroparks Wendy Park pedestrian bridge, Port of Cleveland Bulk Terminal, ODOT District 12 culvert rehabilitations
Lynn S. Miggins, president
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CRAIN'S LIST | CYBERSECURITY FIRMS — PRODUCTS Ranked by local employees RANK
COMPANY
LOCAL FTE STAFF 1
CYBERSECURITY PRODUCTS OFFERED
CHIEF INFORMATION/TECHNOLOGY OFFICER
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
KEYFACTOR, Independence 216-785-2990/keyfactor.com
75
Public Key Infrastructure as a Service, digital certificate lifecycle management software, IoT crypto-agility software, secure signing software
Ted Shorter, CTO
Ted Shorter, CTO; Kevin von Keyserling, chief strategy officer
2
PREEMPTIVE SOLUTIONS, Mayfield Village 440-443-7200/preemptive.com
26
Software to shield desktop, mobile, server and embedded applications from hackers
William Leach, CTO
Gabriel Torok, CEO
3
AGILE1, Valley View 216-606-9400/agile1.io
13
SOC-as-a-Service, MDR, managed security
Steve Smith, CTO
Tony Pietrocola, president
4
EVERYKEY, Cleveland 855-666-5006/everykey.com
8
"Smart key" device that wirelessly unlocks owner's devices and online accounts
—
Chris Wentz, CEO; McKelvey Packard, chief operating officer
5
HEUREKA INC., Cleveland 888-968-7199/heurekasoftware.com
6
Software to index unstructured data, eliminate unneeded data, mitigate data breaches and enhance cybersecurity/data loss prevention
Dan Shinton, CTO
Greg Pacholski, CEO
5
MICRO SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT, Westlake 440-892-9997/msmctech.com
6
Barracuda Premier Partner, DAtAnchor Data Control and Security
Michael Zinn, computer forensic examiner, senior consultant
Patricia Zinn, CEO
7
SEKURE INC., Solon 440-467-0925/sekurecloud.com
5
Automated: Data Classification, Data Compliance, Data Governance, Data Security
—
Shoban Dharapareddy; Jagan Kolli; Sri Vishnu Pasumarthy, cofounders
8
INFOGPS NETWORKS INC., Boardman 844-446-3647/infogpsnetworks.com
3.5
InfoGPS 3D: Managed data risk and information system monitoring and correction; InfoGPS 555: Licensed information systems discovery engine
—
Paul B. Hugenberg III, CEO
NOTES: 1. Full-time equivalent as of 6-30-2020
CRAIN'S LIST | CYBERSECURITY FIRMS — TECHNICAL SERVICES Ranked by local employees focused on cybersecurity offerings COMPANY
LOCAL FTE STAFF CYBER/ TOTAL 1
SECURITY SERVICES DESCRIPTION
CHIEF INFORMATION/TECHNOLOGY OFFICER
TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE
1
BINARY DEFENSE, Stow 800-246-2792/binarydefense.com
76 81
Incident response, managed detection and response, managed SIEM, managed SOC, threat intelligence
David Kennedy, cofounder, CTO
Mike Valentine, cofounder, CEO
2
HURRICANE LABS, Independence 216-923-1330/hurricanelabs.com
75 75
Managed security services
Bill Mathews, CTO, coowner
Bill Mathews, CTO, co-owner; Glenn Brzuziewski, managing partner, co-owner
3
MCPC INC., Cleveland 800-777-7178/mcpc.com
41 274
Incident preparation, prevention, response, disaster recovery, remediation; managed security: 24/7 monitoring, EDR, managed patching/backup
Scott Farris, senior security principal, CIO
Andy Jones, CEO
4
RSM US LLP, Cleveland 216-523-1900/rsmus.com
40 171
Consulting services designed to help organizations understand where they are today and build a program for the future
Troy Cardinal, CIO
David Andrews, Ohio market leader
5
FIT TECHNOLOGIES, Cleveland 216-583-5000/fittechnologies.com
31 73
Cybersecurity: Identity, data, infrastructure, endpoints, dark web; training and testing: Staff with live sessions and simulated attacks; security operations center
Fred Franks, CIO
Micki Tubbs, CEO, cofounder; Michelle Tomallo, chief people officer, cofounder
6
TRUSTEDSEC, Strongsville 877-550-4728/trustedsec.com
30 30
Penetration testing, software security, red/purple team, IoT assessments, incident response, remediation, security program building, PCI/QSA
—
David Kennedy, CEO, founder
7
ASMGI, Cleveland 216-255-3040/asmgi.com
18.5 39
Vulnerability management, incident response, assessments, GRC, breach simulation, TPRM, MSSP, MDR/MSOC; additional resources in five other states
Frank Yako, CIO; Steve Faykus, CTO
Steve Roesing, president, CEO
8
SIKICH LLP, Akron 330-864-6661/sikich.com
15 102
Incident response, penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, code reviews, IT audits, policies, risk assessments, remediation guidance, managed security
Scott Sanders, director internal technology
David A. Brockman, partnerin-charge, Akron
9
INVOLTA LLC, Akron 330-752-7163/involta.com
15 75
24/7/365 security operations centers that monitor, protect, analyze and respond to network, server and end user threats
—
Tom Lang, data center manager
10
MRK TECHNOLOGIES, Westlake 216-535-4100/mrktech.com
12 30
Chief information security officer for hire, 24/7/365 managed security operations center, cloud security, network forensics and analytics
Joe Yanoska, CIO
Matt Kennedy, president
11
BLUEBRIDGE NETWORKS, Cleveland 216-621-2583/bluebridgenetworks.com
12 24
Helps companies build a comprehensive security platform to eliminate any vulnerabilities
Roger Mitan, CTO
Kevin J. Goodman, managing director, partner
12
VESTIGE DIGITAL INVESTIGATIONS, Medina 330-721-1205/vestigeltd.com
11 16
Data breach investigation/response, proactive assessments, BreachReady proactive data breach preparation and provider of Hunt Team services
Greg Kelley, CTO
Damon S. Hacker, president, CEO
13
TCDI, Cleveland 216-664-1100/tcdi.com
11 13
Penetration testing, assessments, incident response, managed security, computer forensics, program management, policy development, chief information security officer on-demand
—
Joe Anguilano, managing director, cybersecurity
14
LOGICALIS US, Cleveland 216-350-4200/us.logicalis.com
10 50
Advisory, risk, implementation and managed security (MDR, device and vulnerability management)
—
Dave Hennie, vice president of sales
15
ACCELLIS TECHNOLOGY GROUP INC., Valley View 216-662-3200/accellis.com
9 39
Vulnerability management, security operations center, penetration testing, policy development, IAM/PIM, security assessment, Active Directory/Azure AD
Brian Guscott, director of operations and technology
Joesph Marquette, president, founder
16
ASHTON TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, Beachwood 216-397-4080/ashtonsolutions.com
9 22
Security training, firewall management, endpoint management, vulnerability testing, two factor authentication, data loss prevention, business continuity, email protection
Travis Grundke, COO, CIO
Jim Millican, president
17
KIMMELL CYBERSECURITY, Fairlawn 330-338-4433/kimmell.com
8 9
Managed security, PCI DSS compliance, penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, DFARS/CMCC assessments, HIPPA assessments, digital forensics
Abdullah Alkhulaiwi, partner
Brett L. Kimmell, managing partner
18
CBIZ INC., Independence 216-447-9000/cbiz.com
6 340
Penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, web/mobile assessments, digital forensics and litigation support, facility breach exercises
John A. Fleischer, senior VP, CIO
Jerome P. Grisko Jr., president, CEO
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Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | This list excludes data centers and managed IT services providers that offer cybersecurity services exclusively to managed services clients. Information is supplied by the companies. Send feedback to Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com. NOTES: 1. Full-time equivalent as of 6-30-2020
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20 IN THEIR 20S | CLASS OF 2020
Crain’s 20 in Their 20s represent impressive feats of leadership, advocates, healers and entrepreneurs. But they’re something more, too: an inspirational cohort of young people responding with grit and grace to the coronavirus pandemic.
Leen Ajlouni, 23
Mac Anderson, 29
Ogechukwu ‘Oge’ Anoliefo, 29
Joi Carter, 26
Investment associate, North Coast Ventures
Co-founder and chief marketing officer, Cleveland Kitchen
Associate, Jones Lang LaSalle
Community engagement and marketing manager, MidTown Cleveland Inc.
Logan Fahey, 26
Mia Garcia, 29
Max Herzog, 26
Brenden Kelley, 29
Managing partner, Fahey Group; CEO, Robin Autopilot
Associate, Frantz Ward LLP
Program manager, Cleveland Water Alliance
Attorney and director of marketing & business development, Wuliger & Wuliger LLC
Haojia Li, 25
Sydney Martis, 26
Patrick Mohorcic, 24
Andrew Newsome, 26
Ph.D. student in biomedical engineering, Case Western Reserve University
Research manager, Team NEO
Director of workforce development, Lake County Board of County Commissioners
Chief of staff to the chief improvement officer, Flynn Restaurant Group
Olivia Ortega, 26
Dinola Phillips, 28
Jeffrey Pritt, 29
Ashley Rader, 29
Manager, government advocacy, Greater Cleveland Partnership
Staff attorney, Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
Co-founder and creative director, Pritt Entertainment Group
Program administrator in medical operations, Cleveland Clinic
Jareed Robinson, 29
Miles Senior, 26
Lo Smith, 26
Kayla Webb, 28
Assurance manager, BDO USA LLP
Credit risk analyst, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Curatorial assistant, Front International: Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art
External relations manager, Providence House
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40 UNDER 40 | CLASS OF 2020
Crain’s 40 Under 40 honorees are, in a word, leaders. They are making a difference in their companies and their communities. Chosen by our editorial team to represent a range of businesses and backgrounds, these 40 are committed to
Michael Allio, 36
Daniel Anstandig, 37
Justin Bibb, 33
Scott Bindel, 38
Vice president sales & marketing, MASCOT Workwear USA; founder, The L4 Project
CEO and co-founder, Futuri Media
Chief strategy officer, Urbanova
Project executive, Gilbane Building Co.
Shashonna Duckworth, 36
Sam Duvall, 37
Julian Emerson, 34
Marling Engle, 34
Director, Small Business Development Center at Urban League of Greater Cleveland
Founder and president, Topnotch Management
Shareholder, Reminger
Founder and co-owner, Saas Factory/Metisentry
Joyce Pan Huang, 35
Courtney Clayton Jenkins, 38
Medha Kapil, 37
Megan Kim, 39
Vice president of community planning and place-building, MidTown Cleveland Inc.
Senior pastor and teacher, South Euclid United Church of Christ
Head of legal and corporate development, BioMotiv
Executive director, the Council of Smaller Enterprises; senior VP, membership development, Greater Cleveland Partnership
A’Shira Nelson, 31
Antha Poleondakis, 35
Eric Pros, 35
Antonio Samuel, 38
Manager, Apple Growth Partners
Wealth management adviser and portfolio manager, Merrill Lynch
Director of design, DS Architecture
Senior regional operations manager, Amazon
Jennifer Stamp, 38
Tiffani Sutton, 39
Margaret Sweeney, 35
Angela Thompson, 38
Strategic product manager, Timken Co.
Executive director, The Cutting Board Academy; product development specialist, Nestle
Assistant United States attorney
Owner, Monument Real Estate Services
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the future of Northeast Ohio. They range from professionals to entrepreneurs to community servants. And in a year that has been like no other with the COVID-19 pandemic, many have stepped up in immeasurable ways.
Sarah Busch, 38
Eric Clouse, 35
Tanzalea Daniels, 39
Roberta Duarte, 29
Director of regenerative medicine, Athersys Inc.
Senior vice president of sales and service, Cleveland Cavaliers
Director of finance and administrative operations, The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
Program manager, JumpStart Inc.
Jyoti Gupta, 38
Daniel Hamilton, 36
Tim Heimann, 37
Heather Holmes, 38
President, Volk Optical Inc.
Operations manager, Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Community Center of Greater Cleveland
Assistant director of community outpatient service and pharmacy service, VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System
Vice president, marketing and public relations, Downtown Cleveland Alliance
Chris Knestrick, 39
David Lenz, 39
Adam Miller, 34
Dr. Aziz Nazha, 36
Executive director, Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless
Managing partner, Schneider Smeltz Spieth Bell
Director of content, WKYC Studios
Director of the Center for Clinical Artificial Intelligence, Cleveland Clinic
Anna Sauber-Buchholz, 39
Christopher Schmitt, 39
Maya Simek, 38
Nathan Spoden, 32
Founder and director, StartInCLE; director of community and place, DigitalC
Vice president of strategic partnerships, National Association of Manufacturers
Legal director, Equality Ohio
Founder and chief operating officer, MedPilot
Satish E. Viswanath, 37
Kate Volzer, 33
Brittany Wampler, 38
John Zaller, 35
Assistant professor, biomedical engineering, Case Western Reserve University
CEO and co-founder, Wisr
Director, pre-professional health programs, Cleveland State University
Chief investment officer, MAI Capital Management
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WOMEN OF NOTE | CLASS OF 2020 Each year, Crain’s Cleveland Business honors a group of women who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to Northeast Ohio. This year, amid the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic turmoil, that commitment has been more critical than ever. The members of this year’s class have risen to the occasion, displaying resilience, tenacity, compassion and grace. They have helped guide nonprofits as executives or board members, worked to keep local businesses afloat and jobs intact, fed the hungry and searched for new medical treatments. These leaders, and others like them or mentored by them or inspired by them, are who will shepherd the region to emerge from the current tumult on track toward stability and a resumption of growth, leaving no Ohioan behind.
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Amy Backus
Marianne Corrao
Romona Davis
Case Western Reserve University
Nexus Engineering Group LLC
Huntington Bank
Duriya Dhinojwala
Jacqueline Gillon
Dr. Sandra Hong
BMD (Brennan, Manna & Diamond)
Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Cleveland Clinic
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Rebecca Spooner Korwin
Susanna Krey
Dr. Grace McComsey
State Industrial Products
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland; Sisters of Charity Health System
University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital
Rebecca McMahon
Nancy Mendez
Natoya J. Walker Minor
Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association
United Way of Greater Cleveland
City of Cleveland
Renee Singleton
Kristin Warzocha
Deb Yandala
Singleton & Partners
Greater Cleveland Food Bank
Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park
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CRAIN'S LIST | HIGHEST-PAID FEMALE EXECUTIVES Ranked by 2019 total compensation TOTAL COMPENSATION RANK
2019 2018
EXECUTIVE TENURE IN LISTED POSITION
% CHANGE
SALARY
BONUS
STOCK AWARDS
OPTION AWARDS
NON-EQUITY INCENTIVE PLAN
COMPANY NET INCOME
PENSION VALUE CHANGE
OTHER
2019 (MILLIONS)
% CHANGE
1 2 3 4
S. TRICIA GRIFFITH/Progressive Corp. president, CEO (July 2016 - present)
$14,041,272 $14,172,925
-0.9%
$888,461
—
$9,000,104
—
$4,047,253
—
$105,454
$3,970.3
51.81%
BETH E. MOONEY/KeyCorp former chairman, CEO (May 2011 - May 2020)
$9,663,988 $9,064,470
6.6%
$1,200,000
—
$5,741,984
$637,998
$2,000,000
$4,880
$79,126
$1,717.0
-7.98%
JENNIFFER D. DECKARD/Covia Holdings Corp. former president, CEO (May 2013 - May 2019)
$7,883,312 $1,185,566
564.9%
$300,000
—
$1,603,542
—
—
—
$5,979,770
($1,290.1)
—
LEILA L. VESPOLI/FirstEnergy Corp. former executive VP of corporate strategy and regulatory affairs and chief legal officer (May 2016 - April 2019)
$7,022,512 $4,123,650
70.3%
$185,629
—
$1,958,835
—
$191,737
$2,941,983
$1,744,328
$912.0
-32.34%
5
CATHERINE A. SUEVER/Parker Hannifin Corp. executive VP of finance and administration, CFO (April 2017 - December 2020) 1
$6,908,385 $5,496,632
25.7%
$750,800
$0
$1,396,550
$804,902
$1,123,604
$2,732,897
$99,632
$1,512.4
42.57%
JENNIFER A. PARMENTIER/Parker Hannifin Corp. vice president; president, Motion Systems Group (January 2019 - present) 2
$3,771,588 —
—
$551,458
$0
$1,793,819
$243,086
$642,674
—
$540,551
$1,512.4
42.57%
AMY G. BRADY/KeyCorp chief information officer, executive VP (March 2012 - present)
$3,001,244 $2,804,374
7.0%
$688,462
—
$1,259,984
$139,998
$880,000
—
$32,800
$1,717.0
-7.98%
KATHLEEN P. LENEGHAN/Invacare Corp. senior VP, CFO (February 2018 - present)
$2,425,157 $1,186,560
104.4%
$407,640
—
$1,694,091
—
$304,711
—
$18,715
($53.3)
—
JANEEN B. KASTNER/RPM International Inc. VP of corporate benefits & risk management (October 2007 - present)
$1,921,792 $1,126,279
70.6%
$350,000
$0
$914,390
$231,800
$300,000
$80,337
$45,265
$266.6
-21.08%
MEREDITH S. WEIL/TFS Financial Corp. COO (September 2018 - present)
$1,714,145 $1,547,591
10.8%
$549,618
$0
$391,608
—
$580,121
$102,308
$90,490
$80.2
-6.05%
JEANNETTE L. KNUDSEN/The J.M. Smucker Co. chief legal, compliance officer and secretary (November 2019 - present) 3
$1,692,993 $1,539,656
10.0%
$497,692
$41,250
$800,000
—
$308,750
$4,301
$41,000
$514.4
-61.57%
JENNIFER I. ANSBERRY/Lincoln Electric Holdings executive VP, general counsel, secretary (April 2017 - present)
$1,501,192 $1,503,477
-0.2%
$411,730
—
$355,882
$177,656
$375,602
$67,829
$112,493
$293.1
2.11%
CATHY W. ZBANEK/TFS Financial Corp. vice president; chief marketing and human resources officer of Third Federal Savings and Loan (January 2013 - present)
$1,462,974 $1,352,566
8.2%
$464,123
$0
$391,608
—
$489,881
$46,913
$70,449
$80.2
-6.05%
KELLEY S. SEMMELROTH/Cedar Fair LP executive VP, chief marketing officer (February 2012 - present)
$1,348,765 $1,223,035
10.3%
$374,900
—
$502,534
—
$452,092
—
$19,239
$172.4
36.09%
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence (spglobal.com/marketintelligence) and Crain's research. This list includes public company executives whose 2019 compensation was reported in public filings. Net income is income attributable to ordinary shareholders. Pension value change column also includes nonqualified deferred compensation. NOTES: 1. Suever was slated to retire at the end of 2020. 2. Parmentier previously served as vice president and as president of Parker's Engineered Materials Group. 3. Knudsen previously served as senior VP, general counsel and secretary.
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CRAIN'S LIST | HIGHEST-PAID CEOS Ranked by 2019 total compensation TOTAL COMPENSATION RANK
EXECUTIVE TENURE AS CEO
2019 2018
% CHANGE
SALARY
BONUS
STOCK AWARDS
OPTION AWARDS
NON-EQUITY INCENTIVE PLAN
PENSION VALUE CHANGE
COMPANY NET INCOME OTHER
2019 (MILLIONS)
% CHANGE
1
CRAIG ARNOLD/Eaton June 2016 - present
$19,962,364 $14,673,845
36.0%
$1,300,000
—
$8,280,171
$2,499,904
$1,965,600
$5,862,230
$54,459
$2,211.0
3.08%
2
THOMAS L. WILLIAMS/Parker Hannifin Corp. February 2015 - present
$17,472,500 $18,238,446
-4.2%
$1,250,000
$0
$5,173,005
$2,980,930
$3,148,895
$4,757,754
$161,916
$1,512.4
42.57%
3
RICHARD J. KRAMER/Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. April 2010 - present
$16,970,655 $6,213,100
173.1%
$1,300,000
—
$5,149,951
—
$6,242,900
$4,102,650
$175,154
($311.0)
—
4
C. LOURENCO GONCALVES/Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. August 2014 - present
$16,066,089 $15,443,927
4.0%
$1,391,000
—
$5,891,147
—
$7,367,984
$1,160,027
$255,931
$292.8
-74.04%
5
JOHN G. MORIKIS/The Sherwin-Williams Co. January 2018 - present
$14,854,731 $13,213,749
12.4%
$1,333,000
$0
$6,275,997
$4,140,974
$2,590,000
$0
$514,760
$1,541.3
39.02%
6
CHARLES E. JONES JR./FirstEnergy Corp. January 2012 - October 2020
$14,684,659 $11,123,128
32.0%
$1,136,113
—
$6,247,802
—
$1,615,111
$5,611,583
$74,050
$912.0
-32.34%
7
S. TRICIA GRIFFITH/Progressive Corp. July 2016 - present
$14,041,272 $14,172,925
-0.9%
$888,461
—
$9,000,104
—
$4,047,253
—
$105,454
$3,970.3
51.81%
8
KEVIN M. STEIN/TransDigm Group Inc. April 2018 - present
$13,135,200 $23,471,608
-44.0%
$1,045,000
$65,925
—
—
$1,684,075
—
$10,340,200
$889.8
-7.03%
9
WARD J. TIMKEN JR./TimkenSteel Corp. June 2014 - October 2019
$11,915,848 $4,736,020
151.6%
$703,917
—
$2,034,330
$510,788
$0
$4,521,000
$4,145,813
($110.0)
—
10
RICHARD G. KYLE/The Timken Co. May 2014 - present
$11,879,251 $8,720,272
36.2%
$981,667
—
$3,095,955
$1,326,112
$1,459,000
$4,434,000
$582,517
$362.1
19.58%
11
BETH E. MOONEY/KeyCorp May 2011 - May 2020
$9,663,988 $9,064,470
6.6%
$1,200,000
—
$5,741,984
$637,998
$2,000,000
$4,880
$79,126
$1,717.0
-7.98%
12
FRANK C. SULLIVAN/RPM International Inc. October 2002 - present
$8,397,565 $5,076,910
65.4%
$975,000
$0
$3,848,711
$2,318,000
$975,000
$102,396
$178,458
$266.6
-21.08%
13
MATTHEW E. MONAGHAN/Invacare Corp. April 2015 - present
$8,340,917 $5,325,390
56.6%
$835,000
—
$6,453,654
—
$1,008,263
—
$44,000
($53.3)
—
14
MARK T. SMUCKER/The J.M. Smucker Co. May 2016 - present
$8,056,890 $6,745,939
19.4%
$969,615
$19,500
$4,095,000
—
$1,157,813
$1,747,522
$67,440
$514.4
-61.57%
15
JENNIFFER D. DECKARD/Covia Holdings Corp. May 2013 - May 2019
$7,883,312 $1,185,566
564.9%
$300,000
—
$1,603,542
—
—
—
$5,979,770
($1,290.1)
—
16
MICHAEL F. HILTON/Nordson Corp. January 2010 - August 2019
$7,042,409 $6,997,090
0.6%
$945,000
$0
$2,324,884
$1,709,014
$675,675
$1,276,703
$111,133
$337.1
-10.67%
17
CHRISTOPHER L. MAPES/Lincoln Electric Holdings December 2012 - present
$6,981,969 $7,018,906
-0.5%
$1,000,000
—
$2,670,534
$1,333,333
$1,718,830
$51,059
$208,213
$293.1
2.11%
18
DAVID R. LUKES/Site Centers Corp. March 2017 - present
$6,640,725 $5,974,858
11.1%
$850,000
—
$4,287,548
—
$1,445,000
—
$58,177
$100.7
-12%
19
MATTHEW V. CRAWFORD/Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. May 2018 - present 1
$6,554,966 $6,124,327
7.0%
$750,000
$0
$2,555,025
$0
$3,184,260
$13,412
$52,269
$38.6
-27.99%
20
GERRARD B. SCHMID/Diebold Nixdorf Inc. February 2018 - present
$6,459,554 $6,899,832
-6.4%
$950,000
$356,250
$2,064,760
$1,306,252
$1,733,788
—
$48,504
($341.3)
—
21
ROBERT M. PATTERSON/Avient Corp. 2 May 2014 - present
$6,106,632 $6,127,920
-0.3%
$1,050,000
—
$1,543,883
$1,543,900
$1,824,780
—
$144,069
$588.6
268.34%
22
WALTER M. ROSEBROUGH JR./Steris October 2007 - present
$5,982,890 $5,205,053
14.9%
$880,000
$0
$1,286,370
$2,388,819
$1,365,444
—
$62,257
$304.1
4.52%
23
KENNETH M. YOUNG/Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. November 2018 - present
$5,976,000 $1,624,761
267.8%
$750,000
$2,000,000
$2,226,000
—
$1,000,000
—
—
($122.0)
—
24
SCOTT W. DRAKE/ViewRay Inc. July 2018 - present
$5,553,232 $22,370,376
-75.2%
$700,000
$105,000
$2,794,832
$1,525,000
$420,000
—
$8,400
($120.2)
—
25
JUGAL K. VIJAYVARGIYA/Materion Corp. March 2017 - present
$5,082,700 $4,258,935
19.3%
$734,615
$933,333
$1,866,357
$570,525
$892,350
—
$85,520
$50.7
143.02%
26
PETER T. THOMAS/Ferro Corp. April 2013 - present
$4,981,850 $4,853,673
2.6%
$968,800
—
$2,418,728
$958,854
$362,300
$38,957
$234,211
$6.0
-92.46%
27
ROBERT G. RUHLMAN/Preformed Line Products Co. July 2000 - present
$4,794,252 $4,266,967
12.4%
$866,700
—
$2,268,388
—
$866,700
—
$792,463
$23.3
-12.33%
28
MARC A. STEFANSKI/TFS Financial Corp. 1998 - present
$4,749,066 $4,448,818
6.7%
$1,500,000
$0
$783,216
—
$1,953,686
$253,911
$258,253
$80.2
-6.05%
29
ALFRED M. RANKIN JR./Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc. September 2012 - present
$4,607,034 $4,469,254
3.1%
$1,021,385
—
$1,556,458
—
$1,630,398
$45,305
$353,488
$35.8
3.17%
30
RICHARD A. ZIMMERMAN/Cedar Fair LP January 2018 - present
$4,585,920 $3,691,327
24.2%
$800,000
—
$2,550,024
—
$1,216,400
—
$19,496
$172.4
36.09%
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence (spglobal.com/marketintelligence) and Crain's research. Net income is income attributable to ordinary shareholders. Pension value change column also
includes nonqualified deferred compensation. To appear on this list an executive must have served as CEO of a local public company at some point during 2019. NOTES: 1. Crawford added the title of president in June 2019. 2. PolyOne changed its name to Avient on July 1, 2020, when it closed the deal to buy the color masterbatch businesses of Clariant and Clariant Chemicals India Ltd.
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PEOPLE
CRAIN'S LIST | HIGHEST-PAID NON-CEOS
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Ranked by 2019 total compensation TOTAL COMPENSATION RANK
EXECUTIVE TENURE IN LISTED POSITION
2019 2018
% CHANGE
SALARY
BONUS
STOCK AWARDS
COMPANY NET INCOME
OPTION AWARDS
NONEQUITY INCENTIVE PLAN
PENSION VALUE CHANGE
OTHER
2019 (MILLIONS)
2018 (MILLIONS)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
W. NICHOLAS HOWLEY/TransDigm Group Inc. executive chairman (April 2018 - present)
$60,642,908 1 361.9% $13,128,597
$7,000
$0
—
$13,577,620
—
—
$47,058,288
$889.8
$957.1
ROBERT S. HENDERSON/TransDigm Group Inc. vice chairman (January 2017 - present)
$24,426,788 1 472.8% $4,264,317
$10,000
$0
—
$15,229,768
—
—
$9,187,020
$889.8
$957.1
BERNT G. IVERSEN II/TransDigm Group Inc. executive VP of M&A and business development (May 2012 - present)
$18,301,600 1 401.7% $3,648,200
$475,000
$2,440
—
$8,572,000
$457,560
—
$8,794,600
$889.8
$957.1
MICHAEL J. LISMAN/TransDigm Group Inc. CFO (July 2018 - present)
$14,316,773 1 1,078.2% $1,215,103
$467,500
$22,104
—
$12,411,600
$477,896
—
$937,673
$889.8
$957.1
LEE C. BANKS/Parker Hannifin Corp. president, COO (February 2015 - present)
$11,774,942 $8,948,793
31.6%
$1,000,000
$0
$4,828,211
$1,341,382
$1,738,634
$2,632,389
$234,326
$1,512.4
$1,060.8
RICHARD H. FEARON/Eaton vice chairman, chief financial and planning officer (April 2002 - present) 2
$7,511,238 $5,711,318
31.5%
$984,635
—
$2,760,634
$833,536
$930,480
$1,961,581
$40,372
$2,211.0
$2,145
DARREN R. WELLS/Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. executive VP, CFO (September 2018 - present; October 2008-December 2013)
$7,395,580 $2,240,913
230.0%
$800,000
—
$4,402,314
—
$1,884,700
$204,581
$103,985
($311.0)
$693
8 9
JAMES F. PEARSON/FirstEnergy Corp. former executive VP, finance (February 2018 - April 2019)
$7,258,952 $3,895,599
86.3%
$161,471
—
$2,138,277
—
$176,596
$3,200,025
$1,582,583
$912.0
$1,348
LEILA L. VESPOLI/FirstEnergy Corp. former executive VP of corporate strategy and regulatory affairs and chief legal officer (May 2016 - April 2019)
$7,022,512 $4,123,650
70.3%
$185,629
—
$1,958,835
—
$191,737
$2,941,983
$1,744,328
$912.0
$1,348
10
CATHERINE A. SUEVER/Parker Hannifin Corp. executive VP of finance and administration, CFO (April 2017 - December 2020) 3
$6,908,385 $5,496,632
25.7%
$750,800
$0
$1,396,550
$804,902
$1,123,604
$2,732,897
$99,632
$1,512.4
$1,060.8
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
EDWARD F. CRAWFORD/Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. former president (May 2018 - June 2019)
$6,371,777 $6,184,723
3.0%
$344,231
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$6,027,546
$38.6
$53.6
STEVEN E. STRAH/FirstEnergy Corp. acting CEO (October 2020 - present) 4
$6,034,128 $3,495,512
72.6%
$643,599
—
$1,545,570
—
$626,590
$3,189,722
$28,647
$912.0
$1,348
STEPHEN R. MCCLELLAN/Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. president, Americas (January 2016 - present)
$5,814,804 $2,163,222
168.8%
$750,000
—
$1,305,607
—
$2,195,057
$1,516,536
$47,604
($311.0)
$693
UDAY YADAV/Eaton president and COO, Electrical Sector (July 2019 - present) 5
$5,814,761 $4,061,120
43.2%
$719,448
—
$1,748,252
$528,000
$675,895
$2,118,872
$24,294
$2,211.0
$2,145
CHRISTOPHER M. GORMAN/KeyCorp chairman, president, CEO (May 2020 - present) 6
$4,983,907 $5,060,383
-1.5%
$776,923
—
$2,519,987
$279,999
$1,360,000
$27,398
$19,600
$1,717.0
$1,866
RONALD A. RICE/RPM International Inc. former president, COO (2008 - July 2018)
$4,601,426 $1,690,810
172.1%
$76,042
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$4,525,384
$266.6
$337.8
JOHN P. SAUERLAND/Progressive Corp. vice president, CFO (April 2015 - present)
$4,568,450 $7,134,820
-36.0%
$622,115
—
$2,187,622
—
$1,746,713
—
$12,000
$3,970.3
$2,615.3
DAVID B. SEWELL/The Sherwin-Williams Co. president, COO (March 2019 - present) 7
$4,440,785 $3,036,302
46.3%
$726,491
$0
$1,488,123
$1,094,740
$956,000
$0
$175,431
$1,541.3
$1,108.7
DONALD R. KIMBLE JR./KeyCorp CFO, chief administrative officer (June 2013 - present)
$4,309,691 $3,473,931
24.1%
$776,923
—
$2,119,971
$179,997
$1,200,000
—
$32,800
$1,717.0
$1,866
CHRISTOPHER A. COUGHLIN/The Timken Co. executive VP, group president (2014 - present)
$4,190,523 $2,629,679
59.4%
$548,175
—
$911,640
$390,385
$509,203
$1,664,000
$167,120
$362.1
$302.8
ALLEN J. MISTYSYN/The Sherwin-Williams Co. senior VP of finance, CFO (January 2017 - present)
$4,175,412 $3,366,874
24.0%
$739,303
$0
$1,423,422
$1,047,143
$793,000
$0
$172,544
$1,541.3
$1,108.7
PHILIP D. FRACASSA/The Timken Co. executive VP, CFO (February 2014 - present)
$4,077,118 $2,647,758
54.0%
$558,775
—
$778,515
$333,624
$519,049
$1,699,000
$188,155
$362.1
$302.8
ROBERT W. MALONE/Parker Hannifin Corp. VP; president, Filtration Group (December 2014 - present)
$4,071,826 $2,893,256
40.7%
$605,000
$0
$1,621,259
$357,653
$703,600
—
$784,314
$1,512.4
$1,060.8
SHAHRIAR MATIN/ViewRay Inc. COO (July 2018 - present)
$3,983,707 $11,293,531
-64.7%
$425,000
$47,813
$2,550,000
$762,500
$191,250
—
$7,144
($120.2)
($76.4)
BRIAN S. BRICKHOUSE/Eaton president, Americas Region and Electrical Sector (August 2019 - present) 8
$3,931,269 —
—
$576,146
—
$920,788
$278,080
$518,546
$1,327,346
$310,363
$2,211.0
$2,145
ANDREW J. "RANDY" PAINE III/KeyCorp executive VP; president, Key Institutional Bank (January 2019 - present) 9
$3,910,744 $3,969,893
-1.5%
$576,923
—
$1,799,975
$199,998
$1,280,000
$21,048
$32,800
$1,717.0
$1,866
—
$551,458
$0
$1,793,819
$243,086
$642,674
—
$540,551
$1,512.4
$1,060.8
JENNIFER A. PARMENTIER/Parker Hannifin Corp. $3,771,588 vice president; president, Motion Systems Group (January 2019 - present) 10 — CHRISTOPHER R. DELANEY/Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. president - Europe, Middle East and Africa (September 2017 - present)
$3,756,360 $1,717,745
118.7%
$750,000
—
$1,305,607
—
$1,381,348
$290,995
$28,410
($311.0)
$693
CLIFFORD T. SMITH/Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. executive VP, COO (January 2019 - present) 11
$3,714,724 $2,392,343
55.3%
$511,000
—
$1,352,622
—
$1,392,921
$419,300
$38,881
$292.8
$1,128.1
PETE J. IPPOLITO/The Sherwin-Williams Co. president, The Americas Group (February 2018 - present)
$3,618,039 $2,743,505
31.9%
$621,562
$0
$1,164,618
$809,156
$866,000
$0
$156,703
$1,541.3
$1,108.7
NOTES: 1. TransDigm's top executives (excluding the CEO and executive chairman) typically receive stock option awards every other year, which can cause large changes in their compensation. In 2019 the company also awarded large dividend equivalent payments, which appear in the "Other" column. TransDigm makes those payments to optionholders whenever it declares a dividend. 2. Fearon is scheduled to retire on March 31, 2021. 3. Suever was slated to retire at the end of 2020. 4. Strah served as senior VP and CFO from March 2018 to May 2020 and president from May to October 2020. 5. Yadav previously served as president and COO of Eaton's Industrial Sector. 6. Gorman was named president and COO in September 2019, and before that he served as president of banking. 7. Sewell previously served as president of Sherwin-Williams' Performance Coatings Group. 8. Brickhouse previously served as president of Eaton’s Electrical Systems and Services Group. 9. Paine previously served as co-head of Key Corporate Bank. 10. Parmentier previously served as vice president and as president of Parker's Engineered Materials Group. 11. Smith previously served as executive VP of business development.
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EXECUTIVE TENURE IN LISTED POSITION
2019 2018
% CHANGE
SALARY
BONUS
STOCK AWARDS
COMPANY NET INCOME
OPTION AWARDS
NONEQUITY INCENTIVE PLAN
PENSION VALUE CHANGE
OTHER
2019 (MILLIONS)
2018 (MILLIONS)
AARON M. ERTER/The Sherwin-Williams Co. president, Performance Coatings Group (March 2019 - present) 1
$3,617,257 $3,128,410
15.6%
$596,404
$228,800
$1,035,216
$713,961
$678,000
$0
$364,876
$1,541.3
$1,108.7
MARK R. BELGYA/The J.M. Smucker Co. former vice chair (May 2019 - September 2020) 2
$3,461,738 $2,743,159
26.2%
$621,154
$50,000
$1,406,250
—
$534,375
$816,054
$33,905
$514.4
$1,338.6
GREGORY A. THAXTON/Nordson Corp. former executive VP, CFO (February 2018 - July 2020)
$3,416,001 $1,962,181
74.1%
$485,000
—
$547,710
$392,342
$260,081
$1,679,874
$50,994
$337.1
$377.4
PATRICK K. CALLAHAN/Progressive Corp. president of Personal Lines (April 2015 - present)
$3,229,832 $2,165,314
49.2%
$491,346
—
$1,375,087
—
$1,351,399
—
$12,000
$3,970.3
$2,615.3
JOHN J. KEANE/Nordson Corp. executive VP (February 2018 - present)
$3,192,385 $1,849,002
72.7%
$470,000
$0
$547,710
$389,017
$285,572
$1,452,191
$47,895
$337.1
$377.4
AMY G. BRADY/KeyCorp chief information officer, executive VP (March 2012 - present)
$3,001,244 $2,804,374
7.0%
$688,462
—
$1,259,984
$139,998
$880,000
—
$32,800
$1,717.0
$1,866
RYAN G. PATTERSON/Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. president, Asia Pacific (September 2017 - present)
$2,984,164 —
—
$600,000
—
$725,337
—
$1,075,747
$557,435
$25,645
($311.0)
$693
COLIN WILSON JR./Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc. former president and CEO of Hyster-Yale Group Inc. (September 2014 - December 2019)
$2,979,820 $2,739,810
8.8%
$835,914
—
$780,174
—
$929,480
$194,687
$239,565
$35.8
$34.7
SAMUEL L. BELCHER/FirstEnergy Corp. senior VP; president, FirstEnergy Utilities (March 2018 - present)
$2,904,240 $3,105,315
-6.5%
$604,308
—
$1,327,003
—
$540,575
$418,704
$13,650
$912.0
$1,348
TERRY G. FEDOR II/Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. executive VP and COO - steel mills (February 2019 - present) 3
$2,749,779 $2,405,930
14.3%
$439,000
—
$813,422
—
$1,110,020
$354,600
$32,737
$292.8
$1,128.1
OLAF HEYDEN/Diebold Nixdorf Inc. senior VP, Services (August 2016 - present)
$2,749,297 $2,394,946
14.8%
$542,240
$208,212
$383,557
$82,962
$1,348,213
$77,384
$106,729
($341.3)
($531.4)
WILLIAM M. CODY/Progressive Corp. former chief investment officer (February 2003 - December 2019)
$2,718,803 $2,803,554
-3.0%
$507,692
—
$1,147,545
—
$1,044,577
—
$18,989
$3,970.3
$2,615.3
ULRICH NAEHER/Diebold Nixdorf Inc. senior VP, Systems (June 2018 - present)
$2,716,187 $2,374,301
14.4%
$542,240
$208,212
$383,557
$82,962
$1,324,769
$79,627
$94,820
($341.3)
($531.4)
VINCENT K. PETRELLA/Lincoln Electric Holdings former CFO and treasurer (February 2004 - April 2020) 4
$2,667,166 $2,312,814
15.3%
$553,350
—
$690,540
$344,748
$633,250
$268,848
$176,430
$293.1
$287.1
MAURICE D. HARAPIAK/Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. executive vice president, human resources; chief administration officer (January 2018 - present)
$2,637,785 $2,411,740
9.4%
$439,000
—
$813,422
—
$1,096,592
$249,282
$39,489
$292.8
$1,128.1
JOHN A. BARBAGALLO/Progressive Corp. president of Commercial Lines (September 2007 - present)
$2,612,838 $2,510,945
4.1%
$503,269
—
$1,136,325
—
$961,244
—
$12,000
$3,970.3
$2,615.3
HEATH B. MONESMITH/Eaton president and COO, Industrial Sector (July 2019 - present) 5
$2,607,183 —
—
$576,248
—
$1,150,437
$347,776
$465,411
$819
$66,492
$2,211.0
$2,145
MICHAEL A. MAKINEN/Site Centers Corp. former executive VP, COO (March 2017 - September 2020)
$2,561,032 $1,938,472
32.1%
$500,000
—
$1,387,543
—
$650,000
—
$23,489
$100.7
$114.4
GREGORY P. MERK/Nordson Corp. executive VP (February 2018 - present)
$2,522,420 $1,526,481
65.2%
$435,000
$0
$401,654
$292,594
$230,724
$1,134,926
$27,522
$337.1
$377.4
TIMOTHY K. FLANAGAN/Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. former executive VP, CFO (January 2017 - February 2019)
$2,468,984 $2,095,998
17.8%
$53,000
—
—
—
$266,428
$185,273
$1,964,283
$292.8
$1,128.1
ROBERT P. REFFNER/FirstEnergy Corp. former senior VP, chief legal officer (May 2020 - November 2020) 6
$2,467,891 —
—
$537,594
—
$973,901
—
$463,918
$479,043
$13,435
$912.0
$1,348
TIM V. FISHER/Cedar Fair LP COO (December 2017 - present)
$2,447,614 $2,206,223
10.9%
$561,000
—
$1,200,021
—
$678,193
—
$8,400
$172.4
$126.7
KATHLEEN P. LENEGHAN/Invacare Corp. senior VP, CFO (February 2018 - present)
$2,425,157 $1,186,560
104.4%
$407,640
—
$1,694,091
—
$304,711
—
$18,715
($53.3)
($43.9)
CAMPBELL J. JONES/Covia Holdings Corp. executive VP, COO (June 2018 - present)
$2,406,209 $2,970,219
-19.0%
$725,000
—
$1,089,726
—
$163,125
$31,588
$396,770
($1,290.1)
($270.5)
RUSSELL L. GORDON/RPM International Inc. vice president, CFO (April 2012 - present)
$2,388,694 $1,687,158
41.6%
$485,000
$0
$1,058,654
$231,800
$485,000
$84,137
$44,103
$266.6
$337.8
JEFFREY L. RUTHERFORD/Diebold Nixdorf Inc. senior VP, CFO (January 2019 - present) 7
$2,299,840 $375,000
513.3%
$600,000
$225,000
$554,790
$120,001
$779,766
—
$20,283
($341.3)
($531.4)
LOUIS SALAMONE JR./Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. CFO (February 2019 - present)
$2,276,500 —
—
$475,000
$750,000
$742,000
—
$300,000
—
$9,500
($122.0)
($725.3)
MICHAEL J. TOKICH/Steris senior VP, CFO (March 2008 - present)
$2,246,891 $1,795,295
25.2%
$484,750
$0
$440,282
$818,034
$470,062
—
$33,763
$304.1
$290.9
GEORGE D. BLANKENSHIP/Lincoln Electric Holdings former executive VP, president of Americas Welding (February 2016 - May 2020)
$2,228,286 $2,084,486
6.9%
$515,000
—
$530,816
$265,008
$538,798
$228,095
$150,569
$293.1
$287.1
BRIAN C. WITHEROW/Cedar Fair LP executive VP, CFO (January 2012 - present)
$2,219,084 $1,938,585
14.5%
$514,100
—
$1,063,993
—
$621,495
—
$19,496
$172.4
$126.7
DANIEL A. CARESTIO/Steris senior VP, COO (August 2018 - present)
$2,146,642 $1,325,771
61.9%
$481,731
$0
$481,166
$723,476
$431,615
—
$28,654
$304.1
$290.9
EDWARD W. MOORE/RPM International Inc. senior VP, general counsel, chief compliance officer, secretary (2013 - present)
$2,061,689 $1,424,059
44.8%
$380,000
$0
$891,046
$231,800
$380,000
$69,730
$109,113
$266.6
$337.8
Researched by Chuck Soder: csoder@crain.com | Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence (spglobal.com/marketintelligence) and Crain's research. This list includes public company executives whose 2019 compensation was reported in public
filings. Net income is income attributable to ordinary shareholders. Pension value change column also includes nonqualified deferred compensation. NOTES: 1. Erter previously served as president of the Consumer Brands Group. 2. Belgya served as both CFO and vice chair until May 2019. 3. Fedor previously served as executive VP of operations. 4. Petrella continued to served as executive vice president until October 2020. 5. Monesmith previously served as executive VP and general counsel. 6. Reffner previously served as senior VP and general counsel. 7. Rutherford was named interim CFO in October 2018.
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ORGANIZATIONS This index does not include organizations in the Health Care Directory, the Minority-Owned Business Directory or those mentioned on the Philanthropic Gifts list or lists ranking transactions.
Organization Name
Organization Name
Page
1 EDI Source, a division of Epicor
41
1-888-OHIOCOMP
35
7Signal Solutions Inc.
41
A AB Bernstein
52
Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
30
Abington Foundation
68
Accellis Technology Group Inc.
97
Accurate Group
27
Adcom Group Inc., The
28
Advance Capital Management
51 94, 96
AECOM
97
Agile1
19, 24, 58
Akron Children’s Hospital Akron Community Foundation
67
Akron Fusion Ventures
54
Akron Public Schools
19, 24
Albert M. Higley Co.
26, 77
Alco-Chem Inc.
43
Align Capital Partners
54
All Pro Freight Systems Inc.
28
Alliance Data Systems Corp.
30
Altenheim Senior Living
61
Althans Insurance Agency Inc.
95 19, 23
Amazon
Page
69
Brentwood Health Care Campus
Ashtabula County Medical Center
59
Bridgestone Americas Inc.
Ashton Technology Solutions
97
Asian Services in Action Inc. ASMGi
35
Buck Global LLC
95
Cleveland Sight Center
61
90
Budget Dumpster
27
32, 60
Atlantic Food Distributors
35
Burton D. Morgan Foundation
67
Aultman Health Foundation
19
BuyerQuest Inc.
41
Aultman Hospital
58
BWX Technologies Inc.
Austin Co., The
96
Automated Packaging Systems Inc.
36
C
AutoNation
33
AutoService Unlimited
26 21, 36 30, 31, 36, 104
Avon Hospital
59
AxessPointe Community Health Centers
61
B
21, 24, 36
Cafaro Co., The
34
Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
88
Campbell Construction Inc.
77
Canal Holdings LLC
54
Capital Advisors Ltd.
50
CapitalWorks LLC
54
CAPTRUST
50 27, 34
Car Parts Warehouse
Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. 32, 104, 107
Cardinal Health Inc.
29
25, 88
Cardinal Mooney High School
75
Baldwin Wallace University
69
Carnegie Investment Counsel
52
Banyan Technology
41
Carter-Jones Cos. (Carter Lumber)
25
Barberton Community Foundation
68
Case Alumni Foundation
67
Barnes Wendling CPAs Inc.
93
Case Western Reserve University
19, 23, 69
BDI Worldwide
25
Cavitch Familo & Durkin Co. LPA
88
BDO
93
CBIZ Inc.
Beaumont School
75
CBLH Design Inc.
25
Amin, Turocy & Watson LLP
88
Benesch
AML RightSource
27
Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging
Ancora
52
Beverage Distributors Inc.
32, 47
Brunswick Cos.
78
East Manufacturing Corp.
97
Cleveland Public Auditorium & Conference Center
Buckley King LPA
American Greetings Corp.
Andover Bancorp Inc.
33
39
29
29
E2G|The Equity Engineering Group Inc.
Brunswick Auto Mart
Beese Fulmer Private Wealth Management 52
31, 95, 97 94 50
Cedar Brook Group
Bellwether Enterprise
26
Cedar Fair LP
Benedictine High School
75
Centers for Families and Children & Circle Health Services, The
61
Central Catholic High School
75
Cerity Partners LLC
50
27, 88 61 28, 35
31, 103, 104, 107
21, 69
Cleveland State University
31, 104, 106, 107
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
92
CM Wealth Advisors
50 27, 92
Cohen & Co. Coleman Professional Services
61
College of Wooster, The
70
Coltene/Whaledent Inc.
37
Comeback Capital
54
Community Assessment & Treatment Services Inc.
61
Community Foundation of Lorain County
67
22 28, 77
Engelke Construction Solutions
Gilb
Gilm
Environmental Design Group
96
Equity Trust
34
Ernst & Young LLP
92
Goo
GOJ
54
26, 35
Cornwell Quality Tools Co.
78
Corporate College East
32, 47
Cortland Bancorp Cortland Savings and Banking Co.
47
Covelli Enterprises Inc.
34
Coventry League Capital Partners
54
32, 103, 104, 107
Covia Holdings Corp. CPI-HR
95
Crawford United Corp.
32
Cres Cor
35
Crossroads Health
61 28, 96
CT Consultants Inc.
67
Cuyahoga County
19, 23
35
74
Apex Dermatology
39, 60
BlueBridge Networks
97
Chelko Consulting Group
95
Cynergies Consulting Inc.
43
Bober, Markey, Fedorovich & Co.
93
Christian Healthcare Ministries Inc.
61
Cyprium Investment Partners LLC
54
Bonezzi Switzer Polito & Hupp Co. LPA
90
ChromaScape
27
Bostwick Design Partnership
94
Cincinnati Financial Corp.
29
D
Boyd Watterson Asset Management LLC
52
Cintas Corp.
Dakota Wealth Management
51
29
Dana Inc.
29
Cirrus Wealth Management
51
Danbury Senior Living
22, 60 41
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
95
Brennan Industries Inc.
27
Citizens Bank
46
Data-Basics Inc.
ArtiFlex Manufacturing LLC
37
Brennan, Manna & Diamond
88
Citizens Financial Group Inc.
46
Dave’s Supermarkets
City Architecture Inc.
94
Davey Tree Expert Co., The
25
22, 34
City of Akron
21, 24
Deaconess Foundation
68
City of Cleveland
19, 23
Dealer Tire LLC
25
Citymark Capital
54
Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries
92
Delta Systems
34
Civista Bank
47
Demming Financial Services Corp.
50
Classic Auto Group
33
Designer Brands Inc.
30
Cleveland Browns
25
Diebold Nixdorf Inc.
21, 24, 30, 32, 104, 107
F
Gra
Gre
Gre
Gre
Gre
F.N.B. Corp.
47
Fairport Wealth
50
Fairview Hospital
58
Gre Tran
Fairway Wealth Management LLC
50
Gre
Falls Motor City
33
Gre
Famous Enterprises Inc.
26, 34
Gro Serv
Farmers National Banc Corp.
32, 47
H
Farmers National Bank of Canfield
47
Fay Sharpe LLP
88
Hah
Fedeli Group LLC, The
95
Hall
FeneTech Inc.
41
Ferriot Inc.
28
Han Ass
Ferro Corp.
31, 104
Has
51
Hat
Fidato Wealth LLC
Haa
29, 46
Haw
Fifth Third Bank
46
HBK
Financial Management Strategies Inc.
50
HBM
Findaway
28
HCL
Findley
95
HDR
Fiorilli Construction Inc.
77
Hein
Fire-Dex LLC
35
Heu
Firelands Regional Medical Center
58
Hick
First Brands Group LLC
25
Hillc
First Choice Home Heath of Ohio
60
Hilt
First Commonwealth Bank
47
Hin
First Commonwealth Financial Corp.
47
Hira
First Federal Lakewood
47
Hol
First Mutual Holding Co.
47
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
47
Hom Clev
Fifth Third Bancorp
FirstEnergy Corp. 19, 24, 29, 31, 103, 104, 106, 107
Hom
Hoo
DiGeronimo Companies
26
78
FirstEnergy Stadium
78
Hos
Dimit Architects
94
Cleveland Cavaliers
26
Fisher Phillips
91
Hou
Directional Aviation
Cleveland Central Catholic High School
74
Fisher-Titus Medical Center
59
How
Discount Drug Mart Inc.
Cleveland Campus of Indiana Wesleyan University
Cleveland Clinic
19, 23, 24
DLR Group|Westlake Reed Leskosky
22, 25 20, 25, 60
97
Hun
94, 96
Fleet Response
26, 35 19, 23, 36
Hun Cen
41
Hun
27, 77
Hun
54
Hur
Fit Technologies
Cleveland Clinic Akron General Hospital
58
DLZ
96
Cleveland Clinic - main campus
58
Ford Motor Co.
Dollar Bank FSB
46
FormFire LLC
Dominion Energy Ohio
21
Fortney & Weygandt Inc.
Domokur Architects
94
Foundation Investment Partners LLC
Cleveland Construction Inc. Cleveland Die & Manufacturing Co. Cleveland Electric Laboratories
26, 77 39 28, 35
Donley’s Inc.
26, 34, 77
Foundation Software/ Payroll4Construction.com
Cleveland Foundation
67
Drake Construction Co.
Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center
61
Drummond Road Capital
54
Frank Novak & Sons Cos.
Cleveland Indians Baseball Co.
26
DS Architecture LLC
94
Cleveland International Fund Ltd.
54
Dworken & Bernstein Co. LPA
88
28, 77
HW 28, 34, 41
HW
35, 42
Hyla
Frantz Ward LLP
88
Fred Martin Auto Group
33
Hys Han
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Evolution Capital Partners LLC
21, 69
====================== Empire Business Associates www.empirebusinesses.com 440-461-2202
Energy Harbor
Geo
30
Cuyahoga Community College
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75
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Elyria Catholic High School
GEO
97
Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
91
Everykey
33
or email sjanik@crain.com
Elk & Elk Co. Ltd.
Geo
32
Big Nissan Auto Group
contact Suzanne Janik at 313-446-0455
52
Consumers Bancorp Inc.
Custom Rubber Corp.
To place your listing in Crain’s Cleveland Classifieds,
Elizabeth Park Capital Management Ltd.
39
26
CLASSIFIEDS
Gen
Evergreen Cooperative Laundry Inc.
Champlain Enterprises LLC
32, 47
61
28
30
Civista Bancshares Inc.
Eliza Jennings
Compass Self Storage
Big Lots Inc.
Advertising Section
61
Gra
96
PA G E 1041 8
Geb
Eliza Bryant Village
Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Foundation 68
Chagrin Valley Engineering Ltd.
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94
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Gea
Elixir
Community West Foundation
21
C R AArea I N ’Wide S C LProtective EVELAND BUSINESS
54
GPD
Charles River Laboratories
74
Gar
Edgewater Capital Partners
96
54
Archbishop Hoban High School
GAR
26, 60
Echo Health Inc.
35
Binary Defense
20, 23, 36
Gan
67
Eaton Charitable Fund
Euthenics Inc.
Blue Point Capital Partners
ArcelorMittal
Gall
21, 29, 31, 36, 104, 106, 107
Esterle Mold & Machine Co.
28
30, 31
G
61
Angstrom Graphics
Applied Industrial Technologies Inc.
96
27, 34, 37
67
47
93
Fron
Community Support Services
Andover Bank
Apple Growth Partners
35
Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley
Bialosky Cleveland
41, 97
E&H Hardware Group
Eaton
Orga
Fred
61
ASW Global LLC
BakerHostetler
E
Cleveland Metropolitan School District 19, 23
88
Avient Corp.
78
Page
88
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs LLC
Avery Dennison
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo - events
Organization Name
Brouse McDowell LPA
28
Athersys Inc.
Page
Cleveland Metropolitan Conference Center 78
Asurint (One Source Technology LLC)
American Financial Group Inc.
Andersons Inc., The
60
Organization Name
21, 24, 36
22, 24, 25, 36
Associated Materials Inc.
29
25, 39
Page
Ashland University
American Electric Power Co.
Anderson-DuBose Co., The
Organization Name
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Page
Organization Name
Page
Fredon Corp.
35
35
FrontLine Service
61
96
G
4, 37
107 67
6, 60 54 22 61 61 52 91 75 22
8, 77 96 34
28
Mercer
95
Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED)
70
Independence Construction
77
Lake Erie Electric Inc.
26
Mercy Health
19
Northwest Bancshares Inc.
47
Independence Excavating
77
Lake Health
58
Northwest Bank
47
20, 25, 33, 34
INEOS Pigments USA Inc.
37
Lakeland Community College
70
Notre Dame College
70
GAR Foundation
67
Infinity Construction Co.
27, 77
Lakeside Facility Services Group
42
Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School
74
Garland Co., The
25
InfoCision
Nottingham Spirk Design Associates Inc.
35
Geauga Mechanical Co.
35
InfoGPS Networks Inc.
Gebauer Company
60
Innovest Global Inc.
General Motors Co.
22, 36
88
Gallagher Sharp LLP Ganley Auto Group
Geocare Inc.
60
GEON Performance Solutions
25 67
George Gund Foundation, The
19, 23, 24
Giant Eagle Inc. Gilbane Building Co.
77
Gilmour Academy
75
GOJO Industries Inc.
21, 24, 34, 36 19, 24, 29, 31, 36, 104, 106, 107
27, 37
26, 77
H
78
InterContinental Cleveland Invacare Corp.
78
Leaf Home Solutions
25
32, 37, 60, 103, 104, 107 97
Involta LLC
J J.M. Smucker Co., The 20, 29, 31, 36, 103, 104, 107 95
J.P. Farley Corp., The Janitorial Services Inc. (JSI)
34, 39
Janotta & Herner
28, 77
Jarrett Cos.
27, 34
50
Great Lakes Construction Co.
2, 47
28
LCCC Conference & Dining Services
Jentner Wealth Management
25, 34
6, 34
61
93
Great Lakes Cheese
Group Management Services Inc.
50
Laurel Lake Retirement Community
61
28
33
Landing Point Financial Group
32
Jennings
Great Lakes Brewing Co.
Greif Inc.
97
31
33
50
78
33
Great Lakes Auto Network
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
Insight2Profit
20, 23 30 19, 23, 24, 27
34, 37
Jergens Inc. Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland Jo-Ann Stores LLC
61 21, 24, 25
John Carroll University John G. Johnson Construction Co.
20
Landerhaven
22, 27, 34, 42
Jay Auto Group
27, 94, 96
Great Day Improvements LLC
58
69 28, 77
Legacy Strategic Asset Management of Wells Fargo Advisors
50
Leikin Motor Cos.
35
Liberty Auto Group
33
Lifebanc
61
Lincoln Electric Holdings
MGO Investment Advisors Inc.
50
50
Michael Baker International
96
Linsalata Capital Partners
54
Micro Systems Management Co.
97
Litigation Management Inc.
42
Middlefield Banc Corp.
Littler
90
Middlefield Banking Co.
47
Logicalis US
97
Middough Inc.
96
Lorain County Community College
69
MidWest Materials Inc.
43
20, 36
Millcraft Paper Co., The
26, 35
19, 23, 30, 31, 36, 103, 104, 107
Lineweaver Wealth Advisors
Lubrizol Corp., The Lubrizol Foundation, The
67
Millennium Capital and Recovery Corp.
Lutheran High School East
75
Millwood Inc.
Lutheran High School West
74
MIM Software Inc.
91 25, 34
Ohio CAT
46
Ohio Savings Bank
34, 60
Ohman Family Living Olympic Steel Inc.
32
Omni Systems Inc.
27
OneDigital
95
Onyx Creative
94 34
Orlando Baking Co.
28, 96
Osborn Engineering OSU Wooster Campus Conference Center
78
Oswald Cos.
27, 95
41, 60
OverDrive Inc.
26, 41 29
Owens Corning
P 74
Padua Franciscan High School
MAI Capital Management LLC
52
Montrose Auto Group
33
Paradigm Wealth Management LLC
51
41
Moskal Gross Orchosky Inc. (MGO)
95
Park Place Technologies
26
Mott MacDonald LLC
96
Park-Ohio Holdings Corp.
29
Parker Hannifin Corp.
26, 77
JPMorgan Chase Bank NA
46
Main Sequence Technology Inc.
Judson Services Inc.
61
Majestic Steel USA Inc.
JumpStart Inc.
54
Makovich & Pusti Architects
94
MPLX LP
54
Malco Products Inc.
34
MRI Software LLC
26, 41
Malone University
70
MRK Technologies
97
Parker Hannifin Foundation
67
Maloney + Novotny LLC
92
ms consultants
96
Parma City School District
21
Mannik & Smith Group Inc.
96
Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation
67
PartnerShip LLC
28
91
MTD Products Inc.
25
PartsSource Inc.
60
29
Mutual Capital Partners
54
Patriot Software
41
Kalahari Resort & Convention Center
78
46
HBK CPAs & Consultants
27
Karpinski Engineering
96
50
HBM Architects LLC
94
Kaufman Container
28, 35
28
HCL UrbanCode
41
Kelley & Ferraro LLP
91
95
HDR
96
Kelvin & Eleanor Smith Foundation, The
67
77
Heinen’s Inc.
21, 25
Kenan Advantage Group Inc., The
25
35
Heureka Inc.
97
Kent Elastomer Products Inc.
37
58
Hickory Harvest Foods
25
JWI Capital LLC
K 27, 34
25, 34
Mansour Gavin LPA Marathon Petroleum Corp.
39
Peak Wealth Solutions
51
MXR Imaging
26
Pearne & Gordon LLP
90
Margaret W. Wong & Associates LLC
43
Myers Industries Inc.
Pease & Associates LLC
93
Marigold Catering
39
Marous Brothers Construction
35
N
27, 35, 42
Mars Electric Co.
19, 69
Hillcrest Hospital
58
60
Hilton Cleveland Downtown
78
Kent Student Center Kent State University
78
Marymount Hospital
47
Hinkley
35
67
Materion Corp.
47
Hiram College
70
47
Holy Name High School
74
47
Home Instead Senior Care - eastern Cleveland suburbs
60
, 29, 107
Home Instead Senior Care - Mentor
42, 60
Hoover Foundation, The
68
Kirtland Capital Partners
78
Hospice of the Western Reserve Inc.
61
Kisling, Nestico & Redick LLC
90
McGlinchey Stafford PLLC
91
91
House of Blues
78
Klaben Auto Group Inc.
33
MCM Capital Partners
54
59
Howmet Aerospace
21, 36
Kohrman Jackson & Krantz LLP
88
MCPc Inc.
97
97
Huntington Bancshares
30, 46
Koinonia Homes Inc.
61
McSteen & Associates Inc.
43
6, 35
Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland
Kokosing group of companies
77
Meaden & Moore
92
78
KPMG LLP
92
Medic Management Group LLC
60
29
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Martha Holden Jennings Foundation
32, 37
NACCO Industries Inc. National Safety Apparel
Peg’s Foundation
67
32
Penske Automotive Group
33
27
Peppertree Capital Management
54 94
68
Nations Lending Corp.
27
Perspectus Architecture
59
Nautica Waterfront District
78
Pierre’s Ice Cream Co.
50
PK Financial Group Inc.
95 51
31, 104
NCA Financial Planners
35, 43
46
MavenHill Capital
54
Neighborhood Family Practice
61
Planned Financial Services
19, 23, 29, 31, 46, 103, 104, 106, 107
Max-Ventures LLC
54
NELSON Worldwide LLC
94
Plante Moran PLLC
93
Mazanec, Raskin & Ryder Co. LPA
91
35
Platinum Home Helper Services
60
78
Plug and Play Cleveland
54
PNC Bank
46
41
PNC Erieview Capital
55
New York Community Bancorp Inc.
46
PNC Financial Services Group Inc.
46
Nexus Engineering Group LLC
96
Pointe Blank Solutions Ltd.
41
95
Portage County
22
Nicola, Gudbranson & Cooper LLC
90
Portage Path Behavioral Health
61
Noble-Davis Consulting Inc.
95
PPG
KeyBank NA KeyCorp
21, 29, 31, 36, 103, 104, 106
MVP Plastics
Marcum Wealth
Kent State University
KeyBank Foundation
32, 104, 106
50
92, 95
Marcum LLP
28, 35
33
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart P.C.
21, 46
74
30, 31, 104, 107
26, 41
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Hawken School
Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc.
OEConnection
Panzica Construction Co.
94
20, 23, 25, 41
22, 70
26, 37 19, 23, 24, 34
Minute Men Cos.
Oberlin College
61
K2M Design
Hyland
42
37
Oatey Co.
Montefiore
75
88
32, 47
52
74
Hathaway Brown School
5, 42
22, 24
MGM Northfield Park
29
Oak Associates Ltd.
Magnificat High School
51
96
28
O-I Glass Inc.
25, 88
K&D Group, The
HWH Architects Engineers Planners Inc.
MFS Supply
O
Jones Day
94
4, 41
88
26
Hasenstab Architects Inc.
93
Meyers, Roman, Friedberg and Lewis
Momentive Technologies
104
HW&Co.
30
95
42, 60
54
19, 23, 58
Mettler-Toledo International Inc.
Magis Advisory Group LLC
28
97
MetroHealth System, The
78
Hanson Services In-Home Assisted Living Providers
19, 24, 46
28, 43, 77
68
41
Hurricane Labs
Metis Construction Services LLC
John S. Knight Center
33
Huntington National Bank
20, 58
Mercy Medical Center
John P. Murphy Foundation
88
7, 77
58
41
Halleen Kia
95
Mercy Health St. Joseph Warren Hospital
Modern Hire
Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP
Huntington Insurance Inc.
58
30
95
41
58
Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital
M/I Homes Inc.
88
3, 36
Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital
M
33
47
Mercy Health - Lorain Hospital
68
John Huntington Fund for Education
Haasz Automall
9, 46
Page
Mentor Kia
Grant Thornton LLP
47
Organization Name
70
GrafTech International Ltd.
50
Page
21
96
47
Organization Name
Lake Erie College
GPD Group
54
Page
Lake County
35
97
I
Organization Name
67
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
39
Page
In His Steps Foundation
92
68
Organization Name
Keyfactor
41, 97
Kimmell Cybersecurity
97
McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co. LPA 88
King Nut Cos.
34
McDonald Hopkins LLC
88
54
McDonald Partners LLC
50
Kroger Co., The
20, 23, 25, 60
Neptune Plumbing & Heating Co. NEW Center at NEOMED, The
27, 34, 37, 39
New Horizons Baking Co. New Innovations Inc.
NFP
22, 27, 60
NOMS Healthcare
61
Nord Center, The
Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Co. LPA
Medina Auto Mall
33
88
Nordson Corp.
Medina City Schools
22
KS Associates Inc.
96
Nordson Corporation Foundation
Medina County
22
Kulas Foundation
68
MediQuant LLC
60
L
MedWish International
61
L Brands Inc.
29
Meijer
22
Lake Catholic High School
75
Menorah Park
22, 61
22, 30, 31, 36, 104, 107
21, 36 77
Precision Environmental Co.
97
PreEmptive Solutions LLC
32, 104
Preformed Line Products Co.
67
Premier Bank
46
54
Premier Financial Corp.
46
North Coast Ventures - Seed Fund
54
Premier Physicians Centers Inc.
60
North Point Portfolio Managers Corp.
52
Presper Financial Architects
51
Prime AE Group Inc.
94
Primus Capital Partners
55
North Coast Ventures - Acceleration Fund
North Shore Gastroenterology & Endoscopy Centers
60
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ORGANIZATIONS Organization Name
ADVERTISERS Page
Organization Name
Page
Procter & Gamble Co.
29
Siegfried Group LLP, The
Professional Electric Products Co.
26
Signature Health Inc.
22, 61
Signet Jewelers
20, 24
Progressive Corp.
19, 23, 29, 31, 103, 104, 106, 107
93
Organization Name
Page
U
Advertiser Name
Page
Ancora Advisors
52
U.S. Bancorp
46
Akron Children’s Hospital
85
U.S. Bank
46
Aon Risk Services
29
Signet LLC
55
U.S. Lighting Group Inc.
32
Baldwin Wallace University
69
97
U.S. Office of Personnel Management 19, 23, 24
Benesch Friedlander
87
Prosperity Capital Advisors
50
Sikich LLP
PwC LLP
92
Singerman, Mills, Desberg & Kauntz Co. LPA 91
UCP of Greater Cleveland
61
Benjamin Rose Institute
40
27, 34
Ullman Oil Company LLC
43
Brown Gibbons Lang & Co
49
Ulmer & Berne LLP
88
Charter Communications
20 84
Q
Sirna & Sons Produce 35
Q-Lab Corp.
R
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton
68
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland 67
Union Home Mortgage Corp.
26
City Of Aurora
31, 104, 107
United Airlines Holdings Inc.
22
City Of Beachwood
55
UnitedHealthcare
21
Ciuni Panichi
55
Civista Bank
47
R.E. Warner & Associates Inc.
96
Site Centers Corp.
Ranpak Holdings Corp.
31
Southwest General
Ravenwood Health
61
Specialty Lubricants Corp.
35
Universal Metal Products Inc.
RDL Architects Inc.
94
Spitzer Management Inc.
22, 34
Universal Windows Direct Inc.
Rea & Associates
93
Realeflow LLC
41
Sprenger Health Care Systems
21, 27, 34, 42, 60
Reed Financial Services Inc.
51
Squire Patton Boggs
25, 88
Regency Construction Services Inc. 28, 43, 77 Reimer Law Co.
91
Reinberger Foundation
68
Reminger Co. LPA
88
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
78
Renner Otto
91
Reserve Management Group
25
Reserves Network Inc., The
27, 34
Resilience Capital Partners
55
Retail Value Inc.
32
Richard L. Bowen + Associates Inc.
94
Riddell
37
Rittman Inc. (dba Mull Iron)
39
Riverside Co., The
55
Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
78 21, 36
Rockwell Automation Inc. Roderick Linton Belfance LLP
91
Roetzel & Andress LPA
88
Rolf Goffman Martin Lang LLP
91 26, 33, 34
Ron Marhofer Auto Family RPM International Inc.
22, 30, 31, 36, 103, 104, 106, 107 92, 97
RSM US LLP
77
Rudolph Libbe Group
27, 77
Ruhlin Co., The
S 39, 43
Safe Choice LLC Saint Ignatius High School
74
Saint Joseph Academy
74
Saint Luke’s Foundation of Cleveland
67
Saint Martin de Porres High School
75
Saint-Gobain Corp.
22 34, 36
Sandridge Food Corp. Sandvick Architects Inc.
94
Sarchione Auto Group
33
Sawmill Creek by Cedar Point Resorts
78
ScaleCo LLC
55 21, 36
Schaeffler Group USA Scheeser Buckley Mayfield LLC
96
Schneider Smeltz Spieth Bell LLP
90 21, 36
Scott Fetzer Co., The Scott Snow (financial advisors) LLC
50
Scotts Miracle-Gro Co.
30 26, 35
Seaman Corp. Seeley, Savidge, Ebert & Gourash Co. LPA
91
Sekure Inc.
97
SelmanCo
28, 95
Sequoia Financial Group LLC
50
Serpentini Auto Group
33
Serra Auto Park (formerly Park Auto Group) 33 Shaker Heights City School District Shearer’s Foods LLC Sherwin-Williams Co., The
22 21, 25, 36
19, 23, 29, 31, 36, 104, 106, 107
21, 23, 58
Squire Ridge Company LLC
55
St. Clair Advisors LLC
50
St. Edward High School
74 22, 59
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center
74
St. Vincent-St. Mary High School
28, 35
Standby Screw Machine Products Co. Stark & Knoll Co. LPA
90
Stark Community Foundation
67
Stark State College
69 27, 35
State Industrial Products Corp.
19, 23, 24
State of Ohio
36
Step2 Discovery Steris
21, 30, 31, 60, 104, 107
Stratus
26
Strollo Architects
94 19, 24
Summa Health Summa Health System Akron and St. Thomas campuses
58
Summa Health System - Barberton campus 59 20, 24
Summit County
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
College Now Greater Cleveland
69
58
Colliers International
80
University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center
58
Copper Run Capital LLC
51
Cox Business Services
68
Delta Dental
2
University Hospitals Portage Medical Center 59
Dollar Bank
45
University Hospitals St. John Medical Center 59
Employers Resource Council (ERC)
63
Erie Bank
70
Farmers National Bank
46
Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP
90
Hawken School
74
Jewish Federation Of Cleveland
73
Kaz Company
43
Laurel School
75
Maloney + Novotny LLC
92 37
ADVERTISING
University Hospitals Parma Medical Center
21, 24, 69
University of Akron University of Akron Conference Services, The
78
University of Mount Union
70
University School
75
US Communications and Electric Inc.
42
USI Insurance Services LLC
95
V VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System
58
Marcum LLP
Valley Ford of Huron Inc.
27
Mas, Inc.
Valley Ford Truck
33
Marcus & Millichap
Valley Growth Ventures
55
McGregor Foundation
26, 34
Valley Truck Centers
42
33
Vantage Financial Group Inc.
50
PNC Institutional Asset Management
53
37
Veale Foundation
67
Premier Bank
29
Verso Corp.
30
Recovery Resources
65
Vertiv Holdings Co.
30
Sisters Of Charity Health System
57
Vestige Digital Investigations
97
Summit County
Victory Capital Management Inc.
52
Sky Quest LLC
90 28
TCDI
97
TCF Financial Corp.
47 47 28 31, 46, 103, 104
ViewRay Inc.
32, 104, 106
TCFBank
114
Village Network, The
61
Thompson Hine
105
Visual Marking Systems
35
Western Reserve Hospital
59
Western Reserve Group
26
43
VMI Group Inc. Vocon
28, 35, 42, 94
94
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
Thompson Hine LLP
26, 88
W
88
Western Reserve Hospital Westfield
22, 24, 59 21, 25
96
W.A. Smith Financial Group
50
Westfield Bank FSB
47
91
Waikem Auto Family
33
Weston Hurd LLP
88
51
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co.
27
22, 30, 31, 36, 104, 106 21, 32, 36, 104 95 30, 31, 104, 106
Walden Wealth Partners LLC Walmart
19, 23, 24
Wickens Herzer Panza
90 28, 35
Walsh Jesuit High School
74
Wild Republic
Walsh University
70
Will-Burt Co.
27
TravelCenters of America Inc.
29, 32
Walter | Haverfield
88
Willis Towers Watson
95
Tri-Mor Corp.
28, 43
Watervale Equity Partners
55
WMK LLC
25
67
Wolstein Center
78
Wooster Brush Co., The
36
Tribute Inc.
41
Wayne County Community Foundation
Trimble Transportation
41
Wayne Savings Bancshares Inc.
Trinity High School
75
Wayne Savings Community Bank
47
Wooster Community Hospital
59
Trinity Pension Consultants
95
Wegman Hessler
90
Worthington Industries
30
TriPoint Medical Center
58
Weinberg Capital Group
55
51
Welltower Inc.
30
X-Y-Z
True Wealth Design
Youngstown Foundation, The
67
Trumbull Regional Medical Center
59
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co. LPA
90
Youngstown State University
22, 69
TrustedSec
97
West Medical Center
58
YRC Worldwide Inc.
21
88
Western Reserve Academy
75
Zapis Capital Group LLC
55
Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging
61
Zashin & Rich Co. LPA
90
Shiloh Industries Inc.
37
Tucker Ellis LLP
Shook Construction Co.
77
Tylok International Inc.
35, 43
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47, 75
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