Here for YOU in your community because you matter.
AultCare believes you deserve the best healthcare at an affordable price.
We have health plans for young adults, students, self-employed individuals, early retirees, individuals, and families – each one focused on YOU. AultCare offers accessible, personalized customer service to our community because you matter.
You can easily shop for an AultCare insurance plan on or off the Marketplace. Visit aultcare.com/marketplace to learn more.
AultCare is here for you.
ACTION
OCTOBER 2024
Bradley H. Belden Chairman
Jeff Dafler President & CEO
Mark Prosise Vice President – Events & Strategic Initiatives
Darla Brown Vice President – Marketing & Membership Strategy
MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING DEPARTMENT:
Molly Romig Vice President – Membership Development and Services Ad Sales / Action: 330-415-2158
Ashley Winter Member Experience Coordinator
Mattison Davis Marketing Coordinator
Sarah Lutz Editor & Creative Director
ACTION NEWSLETTER is published monthly for the members of the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce. The subscription cost is $25 per year and is included in the price of membership.
Reader questions and comments are welcome and encouraged. Contents may be reprinted with credit. Address all inquiries to:
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Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce 222 Market Ave. N Canton, Ohio 44702 or call (330) 456.7253, or e-mail news@cantonchamber.org
Advertising rates are available for Chamber members. Advertisement does not constitute endorsement by the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Networking Series
Join us for the October luncheon and learn about MEWA, an innovative healthcare solution for businesses. Michael Furcolo and Lauren Berbari from AultCare will discuss:
• Coverage for 7,000+ individuals and small businesses
• 16 plan designs with flexible network options
• HRA & HSA offerings
• User-friendly employee portal and mobile app
• Wellness programs and care coordination
• Pharmacy benefits
• Exclusive access through Chamber membership
• Compare MEWA to ACA plans and explore how it can benefit your company
Network with other professionals and get your questions answered by experts. Don’t miss this chance to enjoy great food while finding better healthcare options.
Featured entree: Chicken Cacciatore with penne pasta and a side salad
QuickConnect Luncheon
MICHAEL FURCOLO & LAUREN BERBARI, AULTCARE
About the series:
AultCare QuickConnect offers great networking opportunities for business leads. Join Stark County’s premier networking series – enjoy activities, hear speakers, make connections, and savor a delicious meal. Members can promote their business with a 30-second commercial by contributing a $15+ door prize. Contact Ashley to secure your spot.
Please note: The Canton Regional Chamber does not support or endorse partisan political candidates and does not permit
political campaigning or the display of campaign signs, clothing or other materials during our events and functions.
Wednesday, October 16 11:30 am - 1:00 pm (Registration at 11:00 am) La Pizzaria
3656 Dressler Rd NW, Canton, OH 44718 $25/members, $35/non-members Register by October 9 at www.CantonChamber.org
BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS: EVALUATING YOUR COMPANY’S BRAND IDENTITY
As a Canton Chamber of Commerce member, it’s essential
to continually assess the strength and effectiveness of your company’s brand identity. Your brand is more than just a logo or color scheme; it embodies your business’s values, personality, and reputation. This article explains the significance of a brand evaluation, outlines the steps in this assessment process, and ideas for enhancing your brand identity.
WHY EVALUATE YOUR BRAND IDENTITY
The company’s brand identity reflects its core values and beliefs and has the potential to influence customer perception, resulting in increased loyalty, the attraction of new customers, and setting your company apart from competitors. By evaluating this, you can understand your brand’s position, including strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities, and identify and correct any problems. A brand evaluation can help to ensure that your brand stays relevant and aligned with business objectives as your business expands and transforms over time.
STEPS TO EVALUATING YOUR BRAND IDENTITY:
1.Conduct a Brand Audit: Evaluate your brand’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to help identify gaps and areas for improvement in strategy, identity, and communication.
2.Define Your Brand Story: Clarify your brand story by identifying what sets your business apart, your mission and values, and the emotional connection you aim to create with your target audience.
3.Evaluate Brand Perception: Gather feedback from customers and employees to gain insight into how your brand is perceived in the market.
4.Assess Brand Consistency: Review branding on your company’s website, social media platforms and marketing materials to ensure your brand elements are consistently applied, and the messaging remains coherent and aligned with your values.
5.Competitive Analysis: Conduct a competitive analysis to benchmark your brand identity against industry peers and competitors.
6.Review Brand Guidelines: Ensure existing brand guidelines are up-to-date and comprehensive, or consider developing new ones if needed.
ENHANCING YOUR BRAND IDENTITY:
• Refine visual identity by updating or refreshing design elements such as the logo, color scheme, font styles, and imagery to ensure they reflect your brand’s essence and resonate with your audience.
• Develop impactful messaging by creating clear and persuasive brand communications that articulate your unique selling points, values, and customer benefits. Tailor your messaging to different target segments and ensure consistency across all communication channels.
• Engage employees by educating and empowering them to consistently embody and communicate your brand values in their interactions with customers and stakeholders.
• Monitor and evolve your company’s brand identity by keeping track of market trends, customer feedback, and industry shifts to adapt and evolve your brand identity to stay relevant and competitive.
By following these steps and committing to regular brand assessments, you can ensure that your brand identity remains a powerful asset that resonates with your audience and steers your business toward success. As a Canton Chamber of Commerce member, consider contacting UB Advertising for professional branding services to elevate your brand presence.
How Much Is Your Brand Respected?
During the first two decades of the 21st century, more than ever before, businesses have been touting their brands. In doing so many of those businesses have been focusing on brandishing their logos or brandmarks, making them the centerpieces of their public identities. That’s understandable since businesses have invested in creating their logos or brandmarks - often supplemented with taglines - and show them on everything from business cards to website homepages to signage and so on.
Too few of those businesses have been sufficiently emphasizing what, in fact, constitutes a brand. It is far more than an icon. Some businesses - both for-profit and non-profit -understand that. They are the ones that embrace the enduring reality that a brand stands as the composite of innovation, superior product design, quality engineering, manufacturing, attention to detail in all facets, reliability, superior customer or client service, integrity, community involvement and respect.
Aggregate all those factors and one sees that a brand, at its core, is reputation. That concept - that reality - is fully embraced by companies that have prospered, weathered difficult economic times, stand the best chance of taking on a range of challenges, and winning the enduring loyalty of customers, employees, suppliers and other valued constituents.
How do you assess the strength of your brand? Its respect?
One service SCORE provides is serving as a sounding board for clients who would value an outside-in perspective on their brands and actions that can be taken to strengthen them.
You can learn more about SCORE at www.score.org/canton or emailing cantonscore@gmail.com. SCORE Canton serves for-profit businesses and nonprofit organizations in Stark, Tuscarawas, Holmes, Harrison Carroll and Columbiana counties.
STARK COUNTY FIREFIGHTER AWARDS AND FIRE PREVENTION WEEK KICKOFF BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST FIRE PREVENTION
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, 2024
8:00 - 9:30 a.m
7 a.m. Registration and Co ee Social Hour
F irst Ch risti an C hu rc h, 690 0 Ma rk et A ve Nort h
You're invited to the Stark County Fire ghters Recognition & Fire Prevention Week Kicko Breakfast, where we'll pay tribute to the unwavering dedication and hard work of our local re ghters. Join us as we celebrate their e orts and acknowledge their contributions. The event will also feature the recognition of the 3rd and 4th Grade County Poster contest winners. Your presence will help us honor these outstanding individuals and highlight the importance of re prevention. DONATE the cost of seats or a table to those being recognized!
BY:
Register online at bit.ly/fpb-2024 or complete the form below. Fax to 330.452-7786 or mail to 222 Market Ave. N., Canton, OH 44702 by Monday, September 30, 2024.
Please make _____ reservations for Fire Prevention Breakfast on October 9, 2024 at $20 per person.
Reserved tables of 8 available at $160. Amount enclosed ______. Payment options: credit card check enclosed money order enclosed (circle one) MasterCard VISA AmEx Discover 3 digit #_____
SCSC Safety, Health & Human Resource Fair
Showcase your wares and services to 300 safety, health, HR and other professionals at the Safety, Health and Human Resource Fair!
The Fair will feature over 50 exhibitors, delicious fair-style food, networking, prizes and more!
SCSC Safety, Health and Human Resource Fair
Thurs. 10/10
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Alex D. Krassas Event Center
Cost: $100 until 9/11, price then increases to $150; $24 attend-only (no exhibitor table)
All are welcome. You do not need to be a Safety Council member to purchase a table or attend.
www.CantonChamber.org
Founded on the idea that thriving communities start with healthy businesses, Westfield Bank takes pride in being a full-service banking partner invested in the Canton business community.
That’s why we’re pleased to welcome to our team Jeff Snyder, SVP, market leader, as he brings extensive experience supporting Canton area small businesses. Jeff is excited to get to know you and your business.
BIZ Bitz
Total Distribution, Inc. (TDI) has been honored with a 2024 Family Business Achievement Award by Smart Business Magazine. The Family Business Achievement Awards recognize organizations that best demonstrate a strong commitment to both business and family and are engaged in innovative business practices designed to enhance the family business dynamic.
“We are honored to receive the 2024 Family Business Achievement Award, which reflects our deep commitment to both business and community,” said Doug Sibila, Chief Executive Officer of TDI. “For over 100 years, the Sibila family has focused on growth while giving back through leadership and service. This recognition highlights the dedication of our team and the strength of our family values.”
Since founding the company in 1914, the Sibila family has remained deeply involved in community service. From volunteering to serving on various boards, they have con-
sistently taken on leadership roles in local development agencies and trade associations. Over the decades, their representation has extended to organizations like the Stark Development Board, Team NEO, the Massillon Development Foundation, the American Trucking Association, the Stark County Port Authority, Stark State College, the Boy Scouts of America, and NEOTEC, among others.
TDI was recognized with the other honorees at the Family Business Conference on September 5th at Corporate College East and featured in a special editorial report in the September edition of Smart Business Northeast Ohio.
About Total Distribution Inc.
The combined TDI and PSI businesses operate over 12 million square feet of contract and public warehouse space located in 65 facilities in eight states including Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida.
The PSI network offers a range of specialized material handling and storage services including many value-added activities such as drumming, milling, tolling, packaging, kitting, inventory management, transloading, cross docking, transportation, and brokerage services.
They are also partners of the ACC Responsible Care Management System. Warehouse and trucking personnel are trained in the handling and storage of hazardous materials and chemicals. Twenty-one facilities are FDA-registered and capable of handling food-related products.
Have business news you’d like to share via Biz Bitz? Send your news release to Sarah Lutz, Editor, at sarah@cantonchamber.org.
Claim Impact Reduction Program formerly One Claim Program
The Claim Impact Reduction Program (CIRP) is a voluntary program that employers may participate in to limit the impact of a single significant claim for the duration the claim remains in their experience.
To participate in CIRP, you must have a single significant claim entering your experience for the first time. A significant claim is one whose total cost exceeds the total limited losses for an employer based on size and industry calculated for that policy year. You may only designate one significant claim every four years.
Eligibility requirements
• Be enrolled in a group-rating program.
• Have a single significant claim entering into the experience for the first time that prevents the TPA from renewing the policy in group experience rating the following year.
• Not have more than three minor claims, in addition to the significant claim, during the experience period.
• Be current (no more than 45 days past due) on any and all payments due to BWC as of the application deadline.
• Be current on the payment schedule of any part-pay agreement entered into for the payment of premiums or assessments.
• Not have cumulative lapses in workers’ compensation coverage in excess of 40 days within the 12 months preceding the application deadline.
• Report actual payroll for the preceding policy year, and pay any premium due upon reconciliation of estimated premium and actual premium for that policy year no later than the application deadline.
How it works
An employer who meets all the eligibility requirements will receive the following upfront discount off the base rate: 20% during the first year in the program; 15% in the second year; 10% in the third year; 5% in the fourth year
Application deadline and additional program requirements
Private employers - Applications due by the last business day in January preceding the policy year that starts July 1.
Public employers - Applications due by the last business day in July preceding the policy year that starts Jan. 1.
To maintain eligibility in CIRP, employers must:
• Not allow the total cost of the three minor claims to exceed their total limited losses calculated for that policy year.
• Attend a half-day class or a three-hour online class offered by our Division of Safety & Hygiene each year.
• Complete training by the deadline, for private employers the last business day of March, for public employers the last business day of September.
• Remain current on any premiums, assessments or other monies due to BWC.
You must submit an application by the application deadline for your first year in the program. BWC will determine initial and ongoing eligibility based on claims activity during the experience period. Eligible employers will be enrolled in the program automatically in years 2 through 4. BWC maintains the right to remove an employer from the program if it does not meet eligibility requirements.
If you have any questions, contact our Sedgwick program manager, Dominic Potina at 614-579-4723 or dominic.potina@sedgwick.com
NEW MEMBERS
WELCOME to our newest members, who joined Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce in August. We encourage you to patronize their businesses. If you know of other businesses that would benefit from Chamber membership, please contact Molly Romig, Vice President – Membership Development and Services at 330-415-2158.
Adelman’s Truck Parts Corp. (TRUCK EQUIPMENT & PARTS)
Jackie Greene 2000 Waynesburg Dr. SE Canton, OH 44707 (330)456-0206
jackie@adelmans.com www.adelmans.com
Adelman’s Has What You Need!
We offer America’s largest inventory of medium and heavy duty trucks, equipment and related parts. That inventory is meticulously organized over 180 acres outside and 200,000 square feet of warehouse under roof. We are proud of our organization of parts, which is unparalleled in the industry, offering our customers fast and efficient service. Contact us and we’ll get it to you fast.
Akron Building & Outdoor Maintenance
dba Riverreach Construction (ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION CONTRACTORS)
Tori Emerick 92 – 31st Street NW Barberton, OH 44203 (330)753-4722
Founded in 1992 by longtime friends Greg Guello and Shannon Carneal, RiverReach Construction is a leading environmental restoration contractor located in Northeast Ohio. As a service-oriented and quality-driven construction firm dedicated to stream and wetland restoration projects, RiverReach Construction has completed numerous successful projects for its clients.
Through an arrangement with an ecological consultant company specializing in stream and wetland restoration, we provide not only design/build services but can also build your already designed project. We specialize in river & stream restoration, dam removal & dredging, wetland mitigation & construction, environmental remediation, and stormwater management. In addition, we also provide a long list of diverse environmental work capabilities.
If you are looking for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) services in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, then you are at the right place. At Carpenter Heating & Cooling Inc., we have proudly provided the best HVAC services in the area since 1985.
We offer installation, general servicing, maintenance, and repairs of different HVAC systems. Whether it is an air cleaner, a furnace, a central air conditioning system, a heat pump, or even a humidifier, we can take care of it. We also offer emergency services 24 hours a day!
Carroll Meadows, Inc. (GOLF COURSES)
Michael Pozderac, General Manager 1130 Meadowbrook Lane Carrollton, OH 44615
(330)627-2663
carrollmeadows18@gmail.com www.carrollmeadows.com
Carroll Meadows is conveniently located in scenic Carrollton, Ohio. 18 holes of premium watered fairways and greens, nestled in a town rich in heritage and charm. Carroll Meadows is a perfect place to plan a weekend getaway, tournament, or charity event.
Carroll Meadows features 6,366 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 120 on Blue tees. Designed by John Robinson, the Carroll Meadows golf course opened in 1989.
Our engineering staff can direct your project from start to finish. We have specified, designed, and integrated controls for applications; and since each control system is unique, we search for the best products available to ensure our solution is the right solution for your application. No project is complete without the proper documentation to support it.
PANEL FABRICATION
Our fabrication shop is committed to maintaining exceptional workmanship ensuring each control panel leaves our facility with zero-defect. We pride ourselves on maintaining a time schedule to meet your needs.
COMPONENT SUB-ASSEMBLY
Are you an OEM looking to reduce your manufacturing costs? Procurement costs sky-rocketing? Delivery time out of control? Need to incorporate various non-electrical components into your assembly? We may have the answer.
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NEW MEMBERS
Davidson Well Drilling LLC (CONSTRUCTiON – COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL)
Décor Built Construction Company LLC (REMODELING & CONSTRUCTION)
Karen Scarbrough 1130 Pelion Place The Villages, FL 32162 (877)560-5743 decorbuilt@gmail.com www.decorbuiltconstructioninc.com
Decor Built Construction, Inc is committed to providing courteous and passionate service to help the elderly and disabled through home modifications. We work with family members, physical therapists and aides to help you live as independently as possible in Northeast Ohio, including Akron and Canton. Call us to schedule a consultation today. Visit us online for a complete list of services.
Golden Corral® offers a legendary, endless buffet at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. From our home-style menu favorites to signature sirloin steaks to seasonal promotion specials, there are always new menu items to explore. Lunch and dinner includes our all-you-caneat soup and salad bar, signature yeast rolls, and homemade desserts, along with softserve ice cream and our famous carrot cake.
Our great value for a good price makes Golden Corral a favorite family restaurant among adults and kids alike. Golden Corral’s unmatched variety accommodates most all nutrition needs such as low carb, vegan, paleo, and plant-based diet plans. To go and delivery available. A free, private party room is available for large groups and special occasions at every Golden Corral location.
J.Ramos Holdings LLC representing Unified Building Technologies LLC (CONSULTING – SMALL BUSINESS)
John Ramos, President 1121 Valleyview Ave. SW Canton, OH 44710 (330)327-2413 jramosholdings@gmail.com
We assist clients in streamlining building technology implementation through experienced consulting and targeted construction management, optimizing a property owner’s investment. We deliver complete, ready-to-use projects!
Our clients consist of property owners seeking a comprehensive solution for enhancing building technologies, undertaking renovations, or executing new construction projects. Lamar Advertising Akron-Canton-Cleveland (ADVERTISING – OUTDOOR – BILLBOARD)
It’s easy. We offer free design services, dedicated support and nationwide coverage. Search over 363,000 outdoor advertising displays across the U.S. and Canada or browse our gallery of designs.
Malone University – Division of Business and Technologies (EDUCATION)
Andre M. Payne, Jr., Dean, Division of Business and Technologies 2600 Cleveland Ave. NW Canton, OH 44709 (330)471-8560 apayne@malone.edu www.malone.edu/academics/academicdepartments/businessandtechnologies
Make your mark on the marketplace. The vision of the Department of Business and Technologies is to provide both undergraduate and graduate degree programs that meet the diverse educational needs and professional goals of students seeking to integrate Christian values into their work worlds. Whether you’re interested in marketing, accounting, finance, business administration, or sport management, Malone’s business programs will equip you with the knowledge, skills, and experience you need to be a successful participant in today’s ever-changing marketplace.
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NEW MEMBERS
Pulmonary Physicians Inc. (PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS)
Kristi Cain, Practice Administrator 2600 West Tuscarawas St. – Suite 100 Canton, OH 44708 (330)452-8844 www.pulmonaryphysiciansohio.com
Pulmonary Physicians Inc. is the trusted source in Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care and Sleep Disorders in the Canton Akron area.
Our board certified doctors utilize the most advanced technology to treat a broad range of lung disorders including asthma, COPD, pulmonary hypertension, lung cancer. Our sleep board certified physicians also treat sleep disorders including sleep apnea, insomnia, restless leg syndrome and more. In addition, we provide 24/7 critical care coverage at the intensive care units of Aultman Hospital.
RBS General Contracting LLC (GENERAL CONTRACTOR)
Melisa Roseman, Managing Member 12806 Lincoln Way W. Massillon, OH 44647 (330)830-4655 melisa@rosemancontracting.com www.rosemancontracting.com
Over the past quarter century, RBS General Contracting has earned a reputation for exceptional project management, complex problem solving, advanced technical skills and a solid work ethic. In fact, RBS is one of the few commercial contractors that you will find with a permanent in-house workforce of some of the most skilled craftsmen in Northeast Ohio – recognized for craftsmanship and productivity.
Our commercial contracting covers a wide range construction projects – from institutional to industrial to retail to restaurants to office buildings to healthcare and public facilities. Browse through our
featured projects and discover the solutions we brought to each building challenge.
Let RBS be your single source for contractual accountability – the smart way to streamline the entire process and reduce the odds of costly errors. Contact us today and find out how we can save you time and money.
As a full service FBO we specialize in providing the best service and amenities to our aviation customers. Our service sets us apart from other FBOs. Our airport manager and lead mechanic are available to you upon arrival. We manage the airport, the FBO and the maintenance on the field. Our goal is to welcome you, get you and your passengers what they need, and establish a valued relationship with each customer.
With one phone call or email to one of our trained customer representatives, we can have all of your travel arrangements made so when you touch down you or your customers don’t have to worry about a thing.
Roofsmith Restoration (ROOFING, SIDING, WINDOWS)
Sarah Johnson 122 Western Ave. Akron, OH 44216 (330)805-6945
sarah@roof-smith.com www.roof-smith.com
Roofsmith Restoration was born in the summer of 2009, while the recession was on.
High-quality tradesmen were sitting home due to the collapse of the home building market here in North East Ohio. The idea of putting these master craftsmen back to work was the brainchild of Mike Farist.
From the very first Amish crew that put on the very first roof; Roofsmith has adhered to a very old, simple, and powerful business model. Treat everyone in the loop of a project as important, and in fact as slightly more important than the company itself. This applies to the customer, the men performing the work, the estimators measuring and figuring out the job, and it even applies to the manufacturers and suppliers of the materials used. By putting all these folks higher than ourselves, we have created a family of employees, suppliers, and customers that have guaranteed success.
It is this commitment to others that has fueled our growth during the last 5 years. We really care about our property owners satisfaction from the estimator to the office staff to the crews performing the work. In short, at Roofsmith Restoration, we add value! Schedule your free inspection today!
John A. Shutsa and Associates (SALES/STRATEGIC PLANNING) 1574 Main Street Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 (330)923-2277
Experienced professionals dedicated to providing the healthiest, safest, most pleasant boarding care by meeting each pet’s individual needs for socialization, exercise, nutrition, safety and comfort in a carefully monitored environment.
SprayWorks Equipment Group (SPRAY FOAM & COATINGS)
SprayWorks Equipment Group is an equipment supply company at the center of
polyurethanes and the polyurea industry. Our team has certified experts, trained to help a variety of businesses in single and plural component applications. With well over 100 years of combined spray foam, polyurea, and construction experience in a variety of industries, SprayWorks Equipment’s team brings a wealth of knowledge to our customers.
SprayWorks Equipment is a family company founded by a strong history of mentors and is built with the customer in mind. We realize that in order for you to fulfill the needs of your customers, you need the best equipment and parts in the industry. Over the past decades, we have created cooperative relationships with our customers by successfully translating their needs into reality. Customer satisfaction is the backbone of our reputation – earned through innovative thinking, experienced leadership, and an unwavering commitment to quality.
Winesburg Meats, Inc. (MEAT – RETAIL AND/OR WHOLESALE)
Courtney Pacula PO Box 202
Winesburg, OH 44690
(330)359-5092
Wmi59@outlook.com www.winesburg-meats.com
Homemade, Award winning hickory smoked ham, bacon, smoked turkey, sausage, summer sausage, beef sticks and many more products from the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country. We offer products that are soy, gluten and artificial preservative free.
The year ahead may bring twists and turns for employers. But no matter what obstacles come, the right partner can help you remain steady on the path forward. Sedgwick supports Ohio clients and their employees by simplifying workers' compensation claims. We help mitigate risks, control costs, administer discount programs, share safety best practices, and provide expert program consultation. Taking care of people is at the heart of everything we do.
MEMBER RENEWALS
THANK YOU TO OUR MEMBERS!
100% Chiropractic
5-Star Metering
ABF (Always Be Fair) Roofing
Abrasive Supply Company, Inc.
Absolute Home Health & Hospice
Accurate Nursing Services, Inc
Adreas Furniture
Adult Career & Technical Education –Canton City Schools
Afia Wealth Management
Akron-Canton Airport
Alex D. Krassas Event Center
Alliance Coins and Jewelry
Altercare of Louisville Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing
AMC Roofing, LLC
American Marble Industries
American Petroleum Institute
Angello’s 2 Go
Anheuser Busch Sales of Canton
AnSer Ohio
Apex Communications Network
Atrium OB-GYN Inc
Atwood Glass, Inc.
AVO Behavioral Health
AZZ Galvanizing
Barrington Carpet
Bartell & Bartell Ltd.
Basil Asian Bistro
Baum Plumbing, LLC
Berlin Heating & Cooling LLC
Bethel Miller Memorials
The Conti Memorial Group
Blackstone Wealth Management
Brandywine Construction & Restoration
Brittain’s Auto
Brookside Country Club
Buckingham, Doolittle and Burroughs LLC
C.R. Kurtz, Inc. Heating & Cooling
Canton Museum of Art
Canton Professional Educator’s Association
Canton Towers
Carpenter Metal Solutions, Inc
CarTunez
Catholic Charities Serving Portage and Stark Counties
Cee-B Glass Inc
Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health
Christman Fabricators, Inc.
Cigar 30
Cintas Corp.
Classico Landscapes, Inc.
Club Z! In-Home Tutoring Services
ComfortPro Heating and Cooling
Contractor Connection Inc
Courtyard by Marriott Canton
Cramers’ Inc.
CSE Federal Credit Union
Canton/Operations
Dan Braucher Import Automotive
Diano Supply Co.
Direction Home Akron Canton Area
Agency On Aging & Disability
Document Concepts Inc
Dutchcraft Truss & Component Inc.
Eco Seal Home Solutions
EdgePoint Construction
ESMET Inc.
Extreme Trailers, LLC
Faye Heston
Finney Refrigeration Inc.
Gastroenterology Specialists Inc.
Gemstone Gas & Welding Supply
George’s Lounge
Giddy’s 24/7 Fitness
Hammer & Nails, Inc.
Hartville Hardware
Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
Hendrickson International
Hill International Trucks, LLC
Hills & Dales Autocare Inc.
iCRYO Canton
Intech Computer Solutions
JMW Trucking Services Inc
K & M Coffee Service, Inc.
Kingsway Services, LLC
Kohler Coating
Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Co., LPA
Kyler Lundholm LPA
L.A. Dick Imports, LLC
Lake Center Christian School
Lucky Shoes
Massillon Container Company / Vail Industries
Material Handling Specialists
McBrearty Soft Tissue & Sport Chiropractic
Miller Core II, Inc.
Minerva Enterprises, LLC
Mr. Mike’s Catering, LLC
NAI Spring Commercial Realty
NEO Van Rentals
North Canton Collision, Inc.
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Northside Auto Repair, Ltd.
Nothing bundt Cakes
NSAO
Ohio Brake and Lube LLC
Ohio Specialty Surgical Suites, LLC
OhioMeansJobs Stark and Tuscarawas Counties
Old World Classics, LLC
OrrVilla Retirement
Community
Pageantry Innovations LLC
Palmer Vacations
Division of All-Travel
Paragraphics, Inc.
Paramount Capital Advisors LLC
Pavlick Dental
Prime Engineered Plastics Corp
ProSource Wholesale Floorings of Canton
Quality Construction Partnership
Randolph Tool Company
Roma’s Radiator Specialties
SALCO Machine, Inc.
Sanctuary Grande – Danbury Senior Living
Schulman, Roth & Associates
Schumacher Homes, Inc.
Sliman’s Printery
Smith’s Waco Market
Sommer Electric Corporation
Spire
Stanley Miller Construction Co
Star Printing
Stark County Mental Health & Addiction Recovery
Stark Library
Stark Storage & Logistics
Stocks Draperies
Straight A’s Ranchcity.com
Swallen, Lawhun & Co.
Technipure Water Systems
Temple Israel
Texas Roadhouse Steakhouse
The ABCD, Inc.
The Golden Key Center For Exceptional Children, Inc.
The Hair Shoppe & Spa
The Inkeeper’s Tattoo Parlor
The Inn at Belden Village
The M. K. Morse Company
The Ohio Drilling Company
The Thrasher Group, Inc.
TravelHost Magazine
UpFinancial Advisors
USA Quickprint
VANTAGE Aging
Vitalant
Walnut Creek Finishing
Wright LaHaie Jarvis Wealth Advisors
Zenergy Pilates & Wellness
Zimmerman Steel & Supply Co., LLC
The Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce and AultCare have partnered together to o er a healthcare plan for the small business community through a Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA). The MEWA was developed to provide additional options and to help control the costs of healthcare bene ts. Medically underwritten MEWA rates may provide a less expensive option than a smaller community rated plan obtained under the A ordable Care Act (ACA). This plan is available for small group employers with less than 50 employees.
