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Fullreport.Pdf A State Affiliate of the U.S. Census Bureau Governor of Ohio Lt. Governor of Ohio Director, Ohio Department of Development INTRODUCTION AND EXPLANATIONS • • • • • • “ ” Establishments and Employment by Country Country Establishments Employees Japan 559 51,747 Pacific Rim Australia 37 1,300 China 10 902 China - Hong Kong 13 1,427 China - Taiwan 4 161 India 31 2,218 New Zealand 8 699 Singapore 5 30 South Korea 10 426 Thailand 1 60 France 131 13,012 Germany 528 29,848 Switzerland 133 13,130 United Kingdom 774 25,942 Europe Austria 14 789 Belgium 55 6,608 Denmark 3 270 Finland 15 1,399 Ireland 51 3,711 Italy 73 6,541 Liechtenstein 3 49 Luxembourg 170 5,700 Netherlands 78 5,663 Norway 5 339 Russia 10 1,045 Spain 9 418 Sweden 26 1,819 Ukraine 1 100 Canada 545 14,936 Americas Bermuda 1 15 Brazil 7 167 British Virgin Islands 3 112 Colombia 2 640 Mexico 13 1,479 Panama 1 3 Middle East Israel 7 94 Kuwait 2 70 Saudi Arabia 5 145 Turkey 11 230 UAE 5 675 South Africa 4 161 Totals 3,363 194,080 International Investment in Ohio Percent Employment by Country Other 23% Japan 27% Canada 8% France 7% United Kingdom Germany 13% 15% Switzerland 7% MAPS International Corporate Presence in Ohio Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Establishments by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula Lucas 25 12 Fulton 64 Williams 6 6 Ottawa 4 Geauga 9 Cuyahoga Defiance Wood Sandusky Erie 233 Henry 28 Trumbull 2 4 4 8 Lorain 18 17 Portage Paulding Seneca Huron Medina Summit 18 3 13 3 22 80 Putnam Mahoning 1 Hancock 12 13 Van Wert Ashland Wyandot Crawford 4 1 Wayne Stark Allen 3 1 10 Columbiana Richland 28 5 11 13 Hardin 2 Auglaize Marion Mercer 10 Holmes Carroll 4 6 Morrow 3 3 Jefferson Logan Knox Tuscarawas 6 Shelby 9 6 8 12 Union Coshocton Harrison 16 Delaware 1 25 Darke Champaign 1 3 Licking Miami 12 Guernsey 20 7 Belmont Franklin Muskingum 1 Clark 198 2 18 Montgomery 83 Madison Noble Preble 11 Fairfield 2 Perry 1 Monroe Greene 4 4 1 13 Pickaway Morgan Fayette 4 1 5 Hocking Washington Butler Warren 1 6 62 Clinton 29 8 Ross 2 Athens Hamilton Vinton 174 Highland 2 Meigs Clermont Pike 1 21 1 Jackson 1 Brown Adams Gallia Scioto 4 2 2 Number of International Lawrence Establishments 1 in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 - 2 counties. Therefore, county figures do not sum to the statewide establishment 3 - 10 total, 3,363. 11 - 50 51 - 233 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (August 2010) R052010B International Corporate Presence in Ohio Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Employment by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula 734 Lucas 1,423 Fulton 6,839 Williams 782 825 Ottawa 249 Geauga 976 Cuyahoga Defiance Wood Sandusky Erie 17,440 Henry 3,576 Trumbull 76 71 366 1,051 Lorain 1,814 1,860 Summit Portage Paulding Seneca Huron 8,261 845 384 290 Medina 1,915 697 Putnam Hancock Mahoning 80 3,240 817 Van Wert Ashland 93 Wyandot Crawford 600 Wayne 480 220 Stark Columbiana Allen Richland 2,058 2,367 542 2,982 2,233 Hardin 300 Auglaize Marion Mercer 662 Holmes Carroll 533 1,431 Morrow 655 712 Jefferson Logan Knox Tuscarawas 223 Shelby 5,420 1,490 699 4,553 Union Delaware Coshocton Harrison 7,328 2,397 250 Darke Champaign 150 600 Licking Miami 1,037 Guernsey 2,553 954 Belmont Franklin Muskingum 75 Clark 15,129 102 Montgomery 1,369 9,797 Madison Preble 2,056 Fairfield Noble Perry 435 Monroe 953 Greene 430 370 110 706 Pickaway Fayette 371 Morgan 991 220 Hocking Washington Butler Warren Clinton 10 806 6,044 3,793 2,077 Ross 299 Athens Hamilton Vinton 13,377 Highland 180 Meigs Clermont Pike 130 1,873 15 Jackson 60 Brown Gallia Adams Scioto 311 65 19 Number of International Lawrence Employees 4 in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 - 500 counties. Therefore, county figures do not sum to the statewide employment 501 - 1,000 total, 194,080. 1,001 - 5,000 5,001 - 17,440 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (August 2010) R052010B Canadian Establishments Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Establishments by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula 5 Lucas 2 Fulton 14 Williams 1 Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Wood Sandusky Erie 28 1 Henry 3 1 Trumbull 1 Lorain 4 2 Portage Seneca Huron Summit 1 Paulding 2 Medina 1 1 12 Mahoning Putnam Hancock 2 3 Van Wert Wyandot Crawford Ashland Wayne Stark Allen Richland 5 Columbiana 3 2 Hardin Marion Auglaize Carroll Mercer 1 Holmes Morrow Jefferson Knox Logan Tuscarawas 1 Shelby 1 1 2 Union Delaware Coshocton Harrison 3 Darke Champaign Licking Miami 1 Guernsey 1 Belmont Franklin Clark 23 Muskingum 1 Montgomery 8 Madison 4 Fairfield Noble Preble Perry Monroe 1 1 Greene Pickaway Morgan Fayette Hocking Washington Butler Warren 1 1 7 Clinton 3 1 Ross Athens Hamilton Vinton 21 Highland Meigs Clermont Pike 1 2 Jackson Brown Gallia Adams Scioto 1 Number of Canadian Lawrence Establishments in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 counties. Therefore, county figures do not sum to the statewide establishment 2 - 5 total, 545. 6 - 15 16 - 28 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (June 2010) R052010B French Establishments Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Establishments by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula Lucas Fulton 6 Williams Ottawa Geauga 3 Cuyahoga Erie 16 Defiance Henry Wood Sandusky 2 1 Lorain Trumbull 1 1 Portage Huron Paulding Seneca Summit 3 1 Medina 6 2 Mahoning Putnam Hancock 2 Van Wert Ashland Wyandot Crawford Wayne Stark Columbiana Allen Richland 2 Hardin Auglaize Marion Carroll Mercer Holmes 3 Morrow Jefferson 1 Logan Knox Tuscarawas Shelby 1 1 Harrison Union Delaware Coshocton 1 Darke Champaign Miami Licking Guernsey 3 Belmont Franklin Muskingum Clark 15 2 1 Montgomery 9 Madison Noble Preble Fairfield Perry Monroe Greene Pickaway Morgan Fayette Washington Hocking Butler Warren 1 6 Clinton 2 1 Ross Athens Hamilton Vinton 17 Highland Meigs Clermont Pike 1 Jackson Brown Gallia Adams Scioto Number of French Lawrence Establishments in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 counties. Therefore, county figures do not sum to the statewide establishment 2 - 3 total, 131. 4 - 9 10 - 17 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (June 2010) R052010B German Establishments Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Establishments by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula Lucas 4 Fulton 13 2 Williams Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga 4 Erie 51 Defiance Wood Sandusky Trumbull Henry 6 3 Lorain 7 4 Portage Paulding Seneca Huron Summit 3 1 Medina 6 4 16 Putnam Hancock Mahoning 2 2 Van Wert Ashland 2 Wyandot Crawford Wayne Stark Columbiana Allen Richland 2 6 2 3 1 Hardin Marion Carroll Mercer Auglaize 2 Holmes Morrow Jefferson Logan Knox Tuscarawas Shelby 2 Union Harrison 2 2 Delaware Coshocton 4 Darke Champaign 1 Miami 1 Licking 2 Guernsey 2 2 Belmont Franklin Clark 38 Muskingum Montgomery 5 14 Madison Noble Preble Fairfield Perry 1 Monroe Greene Pickaway Morgan Fayette 2 2 Hocking Washington Butler Warren 12 Clinton 3 1 Ross Athens Hamilton Vinton 32 Highland 1 Meigs Clermont Pike 1 4 Jackson Brown Gallia Adams Scioto 2 1 Number of German Lawrence Establishments 1 in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 - 2 counties. Therefore, county figures do not sum to the statewide establishment 3 - 5 total, 528. 6 - 20 21 - 51 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (June 2010) R052010B Japanese Establishments Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Establishments by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula Lucas 5 2 Williams Fulton 5 1 Ottawa 1 Geauga 1 Cuyahoga Wood Erie 32 Defiance Henry Sandusky Trumbull 7 2 Lorain 1 Portage Huron Paulding Seneca Summit 1 2 1 Medina 17 Putnam Hancock 1 Mahoning 1 7 1 Van Wert Wyandot Crawford Wayne 3 1 Ashland Stark Columbiana Allen Richland 1 3 1 1 1 Hardin 1 Auglaize Marion Mercer 4 Holmes Carroll 2 3 Morrow 1 1 Tuscarawas Jefferson Logan Knox 1 Shelby 9 2 5 Union Harrison 11 Delaware Coshocton 5 Darke Champaign Miami 1 Licking 12 4 Guernsey Belmont Franklin Clark 43 Muskingum Montgomery 5 10 Madison Preble 4 Fairfield Noble 1 Greene 1 Perry Monroe 2 Pickaway Fayette 1 Morgan 2 Hocking Washington Butler Warren 18 Clinton 13 3 Ross 1 Athens Hamilton Vinton 21 Highland 1 Meigs Clermont Pike 5 Jackson Brown Gallia Adams Scioto Number of Japanese Lawrence Establishments in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 - 2 counties. Therefore, county figures do not sum to the statewide establishment 3 - 5 total, 559. 6 - 20 21 - 43 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (June 2010) R052010B United Kingdom Establishments Ted Strickland, Governor Lisa Patt-McDaniel, Director Establishments by County Lee Fisher, Lt. Governor Lake Ashtabula 1 Lucas 1 Fulton 5 Williams Ottawa 1 Geauga Cuyahoga 19 Wood Sandusky Defiance Henry 3 Erie 1 1 Lorain Trumbull 1 Portage Paulding Seneca Huron Summit 2 2 Medina 7 4 Mahoning Putnam Hancock 2 1 Van Wert Ashland 1 Wyandot Crawford Wayne Stark Columbiana Allen 1 2 2 Richland 1 Hardin Auglaize Marion Carroll Mercer Holmes Morrow Jefferson Knox Tuscarawas 1 Logan 1 Shelby 1 Union Delaware Coshocton Harrison 1 Darke Champaign 1 Licking Miami 1 Guernsey Belmont Franklin Clark 15 Muskingum 1 Montgomery 12 Madison 2 Noble Preble Fairfield Greene Perry Monroe 2 Pickaway Morgan Fayette Hocking Washington Butler Warren 7 Clinton 1 1 Ross Athens Hamilton Vinton 21 Highland Meigs Pike Clermont Jackson 3 Brown Gallia Adams Scioto 1 Number of United Kingdom Lawrence Establishments in County None Companies with multiple retail or service locations may not be assigned to specific 1 counties.
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