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International Corporate Investment in Ohio Operations August 2011 Policy Research and Strategic Planning Office A State Affiliate of the U.S. Census Bureau International Corporate Investment In Ohio Operations August 2011 John R. Kasich, Governor of Ohio Christiane Schmenk, Director, Ohio Department of Development International Corporate Investment in Ohio Operations August 2011 Table of Contents Introduction and Explanations Section 1: Maps Section 2: Alphabetical Listing by Company Name Section 3: Companies Listed by Country of Ultimate Parent Section 4: Companies Listed by County Location INTRODUCTION AND EXPLANATION International Investment in Ohio • This survey identifies 3,398 international establishments employing 178,994 people. • Companies from 42 countries were identified as having investments in Ohio. • Six countries comprise 77 percent of total international employment: Japan 28 % Germany 14 % United Kingdom 13% Canada 8% France 7% Switzerland 6% • The motor vehicle industry comprises the largest segment of employment. • Ranking investment by the number of employees, ten companies employ more than 2,500: Honda 13,500 Aldi 6,000 Alimentation Couche-Tard (Circle K) 3,200 Bridgestone 3,160 Reed Elsevier 2,950 Signet Jewelers 2,880 ArcelorMittal 2,700 Delfin SARL (LensCrafters) 2,550 Tyco International 2,540 Fiat / Chrysler 2,500 • The Metropolitan Areas of Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati have the highest concentrations of international investment. Explanations Company listings in this directory are limited to those with five or more workers at an individual location. However, summary statistics on the total number of establishments and employees by country of the parent corporation include estimates for all establishments, regardless of size. Companies, or divisions of companies, with multiple retail or service locations (e.g., BP service stations) were generally assigned one location with an employment estimate reflecting the total for all locations in the state. These consolidated listings are denoted by a company name where all letters are capitalized (e.g., BP AMERICA INC). • In Section 2, which lists companies alphabetically, these consolidated listings include a statewide estimate of the total number of establishments (or sites) operated by the company. • In Section 3, which lists companies by country, summary statistics for each country include the total number of establishments associated with these consolidated listings. • In Section 4, which lists companies by county, consolidated listings have been assigned the location “zz” and appear at the very end of the section. Due to different methodology, time frames, and differing reporting formats, it is recommended that no comparisons be made between this edition and earlier editions of the International Investment reports. Two large institutional food service firms have multiple locations throughout the state. This report underestimates the scope of these operations. The Compass Group (United Kingdom), in addition to operating restaurants, provides food service at a number of college campuses (e.g., Bowling Green, Xavier, and Ohio Wesleyan). Sodexo (France) has contracts with several universities, including Kent State, Youngstown State, Denison, Ohio Northern, and Wittenberg. Sodexo also provides similar services for school districts (e.g., Columbus City Schools). SIC – Standard Industrial Classification codes are assigned to a company location based upon the function of the operation. SIC code definitions can be found at: http://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/sic_manual.html Establishments and Employment by Country COUNTRY ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYEES Japan 517 50,846 Pacific Rim Australia 33 1,264 China 9 894 China - Hong Kong 11 1,174 China - Taiwan 4 161 India 20 1,330 Malaysia 2 270 New Zealand 6 579 Singapore 5 30 South Korea 10 416 Thailand 1 60 France 188 12,809 Germany 462 25,406 Switzerland 192 11,061 United Kingdom 776 24,116 Europe Austria 14 927 Belgium 56 3,016 Denmark 2 65 Finland 15 916 Ireland 134 4,092 Italy 82 5,875 Liechtenstein 4 75 Luxembourg 181 6,734 Netherlands 88 4,683 Norway 3 232 Portugal 1 5 Russia 1 50 Spain 7 439 Sweden 31 2,498 Ukraine 1 100 Canada 478 14,115 Americas Bermuda 1 15 Brazil 9 801 British Virgin Islands 2 12 Colombia 2 440 Mexico 16 2,330 Middle East Israel 8 377 Kuwait 2 70 Saudi Arabia 5 145 Turkey 10 30 UAE 5 400 South Africa 4 136 Totals 3,398 178,994 International Investment in Ohio Percent Employment by Country Other 23% Japan 28% Canada 8% France 7% United Kingdom Germany 13% 14% Switzerland 6% MAPS International Corporate Presence in Ohio Establishments by County Lake Ashtabula Lucas 23 10 Fulton 51 Williams 4 7 Ottawa 3 Geauga 11 Cuyahoga Defiance Wood Sandusky Erie 180 Henry 26 Trumbull 2 3 5 9 Lorain 11 15 Portage Paulding Seneca Huron Medina Summit 13 2 8 4 19 68 Putnam Mahoning 2 Hancock 9 11 Van Wert Ashland 3 Wyandot Crawford 2 Wayne 3 1 Stark Columbiana Allen Richland 9 26 4 8 8 Hardin 2 Auglaize Marion Mercer 8 Holmes Carroll 3 5 Morrow 3 2 Jefferson Logan Knox Tuscarawas 3 Shelby 10 6 9 12 Union Delaware Coshocton Harrison 15 18 1 Darke Champaign 2 3 Licking Miami 9 Guernsey 15 6 Belmont Franklin Muskingum Clark 165 2 Montgomery 18 72 Madison Preble 9 Fairfield Noble 3 Perry 1 Monroe Greene 4 2 1 12 Pickaway Morgan Fayette 3 1 3 Hocking Washington Butler Warren 1 6 59 Clinton 25 5 Ross Athens 1 1 Hamilton Vinton 150 Highland 4 Meigs Pike 1 Clermont 1 Jackson 20 1 Brown Adams Gallia Scioto 4 2 1 Number of International 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 - 10 total, 3,398. 11 - 50 51 - 180 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (August 2011) R062911A International Corporate Presence in Ohio Employment by County Lake Ashtabula Lucas 1,716 600 Fulton 5,354 Williams 519 855 Ottawa 182 Geauga 1,222 Cuyahoga Defiance Wood Sandusky Erie 15,168 Henry 2,906 Trumbull 76 211 231 996 Lorain 1,052 1,234 Portage Paulding Seneca Huron Medina Summit 955 19 1,053 430 548 6,158 Putnam Mahoning 76 Hancock 753 2,309 Ashland Van Wert Crawford 19 Wyandot 440 Wayne Stark 790 345 Columbiana Allen Richland 1,617 2,603 192 1,968 2,260 Hardin 280 Marion Mercer Auglaize 582 Holmes Carroll 519 1,420 Morrow 575 600 Jefferson Logan Knox Tuscarawas 111 Shelby 5,520 1,630 865 4,075 Union Coshocton Harrison 7,196 Delaware 250 2,438 Darke Champaign 750 725 Licking Miami 958 Guernsey 2,073 662 Belmont Franklin Muskingum Clark 13,268 102 1,136 Montgomery 7,915 Madison Preble 2,052 Fairfield Noble 978 Perry 50 Monroe Greene 441 170 110 701 Pickaway 410 Morgan Fayette 220 655 Hocking Washington Butler Warren 10 906 4,884 Clinton 3,190 1,830 Ross Athens 200 25 Hamilton Vinton 11,482 Highland 450 Meigs Clermont Pike 130 2,312 15 Jackson 60 Brown Adams Scioto Gallia 65 4 315 Number of International Lawrence Employees 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, 178,994. 1,001 - 5,000 5,001 - 15,168 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (August 2011) R062911A Canadian Establishments Establishments by County Lake Ashtabula 5 Lucas 2 Fulton 12 1 Williams Ottawa Geauga Cuyahoga Defiance Wood Erie 26 3 Sandusky Trumbull 1 Henry 1 1 Lorain 1 4 Seneca Huron Summit Portage Paulding 2 Medina 1 1 10 Putnam Mahoning Hancock 2 2 Van Wert Wyandot Crawford Ashland Stark Allen Wayne Richland 3 Columbiana 3 2 Hardin Auglaize Marion Mercer 1 Holmes Carroll 1 Morrow Jefferson Knox 1 Logan Tuscarawas Shelby 1 1 2 Union Coshocton Harrison Delaware 3 Darke Champaign Licking Miami 1 Guernsey Belmont Franklin Clark 19 Muskingum 2 Montgomery 6 Madison Preble 3 Fairfield Noble 2 Perry Monroe Greene Pickaway Morgan Fayette 1 Hocking Washington Butler Warren 1 7 Clinton 1 1 1 Ross Athens Hamilton Vinton 18 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, 478. 6 - 15 16 - 26 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (July 2011) R062911A French Establishments Establishments by County Lake Ashtabula Lucas Fulton 4 Williams Ottawa Geauga 3 Cuyahoga Wood Erie 11 Henry 1 Sandusky Defiance 1 1 Lorain Trumbull 1 Portage Paulding Summit Seneca Huron Medina 3 1 2 5 Putnam Mahoning Hancock 3 Van Wert Wyandot Crawford Ashland Wayne Stark Allen Richland 1 Columbiana 1 Hardin Auglaize Marion Carroll Mercer Holmes 2 Morrow Jefferson Logan Knox Tuscarawas Shelby 1 1 Union Delaware Coshocton Harrison 1 Darke Champaign Miami Licking Guernsey 2 Belmont Franklin Muskingum Clark 10 1 Montgomery 1 10 Madison Noble Preble Fairfield Perry 1 Monroe Greene Pickaway 1 Morgan Fayette Washington Hocking Butler Warren 1 6 Clinton 2 1 Ross Athens Hamilton Vinton 11 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, 118. 4 - 9 10 - 11 Prepared by: Ohio Department of Development Policy Research and Strategic Planning (July
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