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Loanrange Businessname City Jobs a $5-10 Million 50 X 20 HOLDING LoanRange BusinessName City Jobs a $5-10 million 50 X 20 HOLDING COMPANY CANTON 250 a $5-10 million ADENA CORPORATION ONTARIO 337 a $5-10 million AG-PRO OHIO, LLC LONDON 484 a $5-10 million ALFRED NICKLES BAKERY, INC. NAVARRE 500 a $5-10 million ALLIANCE SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC INDEPENDENCE a $5-10 million ALLIED MACHINE & ENGINEERING CORP DOVER 434 a $5-10 million ALLIED MINERAL PRODUCTS HOLDING INC COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million AMERATHON, LLC CINCINNATI 500 a $5-10 million AMERICAN BREAD COMPANY LLC CLEVELAND 500 a $5-10 million AMERICHEM, INC. CUYAHOGA FALLS 500 a $5-10 million ANCHOR HOCKING, LLC COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million ARC INDUSTRIES INC. OF FRANKLIN COUNTY OHIO COLUMBUS 250 a $5-10 million AREA ENERGY & ELECTRIC, INC. SIDNEY 408 a $5-10 million ATLAS INDUSTRIAL HOLDINGS LLC COLUMBUS a $5-10 million AVI FOODSYSTEMS INC. WARREN 500 a $5-10 million BEAR DIVERSIFIED INC CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS 500 a $5-10 million BENESCH, FRIEDLANDER, COPLAN & ARONOFF LLP CLEVELAND 470 a $5-10 million BLUE CHIP 2000 COMMERCIAL CLEANING INC. CINCINNATI 475 a $5-10 million BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY BREWSTER a $5-10 million BRUNER CORPORATION HILLIARD 400 a $5-10 million BUCA RESTAURANTS 2 INC COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million BURGESS & NIPLE, LTD. COLUMBUS 334 a $5-10 million BUTECH BLISS SALEM 317 a $5-10 million BWI NORTH AMERICA INC KETTERING 434 a $5-10 million CAD CPAPITAL LLC WARREN 500 a $5-10 million CADLE LLC WARREN 500 a $5-10 million CALIMIRA, LLC COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million CAMERON MITCHELL RESTAURANTS, LLC COLUMBUS 249 a $5-10 million CANDLE-LITE COMPANY, LLC BLUE ASH 499 a $5-10 million CAPITAL CITY GROUP, INC. COLUMBUS 194 a $5-10 million CARDINAL SERVICES, INC. MAUMEE 428 a $5-10 million CCF OPCO LLC DUBLIN a $5-10 million CCU COAL AND CONSTRUCTION, LLC DELAWARE 148 a $5-10 million CENTRAL OHIO PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS, INC. WESTERVILLE 500 a $5-10 million CHAMPLAIN ENTERPRISES LLC NORTH OLMSTED 500 a $5-10 million CINCINNATI, INC. HARRISON 404 a $5-10 million CLARK SCHAEFER HACKETT & CO MIAMISBURG 458 a $5-10 million CNP EMP, LLC BLUE ASH 440 a $5-10 million COHEN & COMPANY, LTD. CLEVELAND 474 a $5-10 million COHEN HOLDINGS, INC MIDDLETOWN 400 a $5-10 million COMPLETE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COLUMBUS 156 a $5-10 million COMPONENT REPAIR TECHNOLOGIES INC MENTOR 250 a $5-10 million CONCEPT REHAB, INC. TOLEDO 500 a $5-10 million CONRAD'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. CLEVELAND 431 a $5-10 million CONSTANT AVIATION LLC CLEVELAND 500 a $5-10 million CONTINUING HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS, INC. MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS 500 a $5-10 million COVELLI FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP II WARREN 500 a $5-10 million CROWN BATTERY MANUFACTURING COMPANY FREMONT 500 a $5-10 million D.E. FOXX & ASSOCIATES, INC CINCINNATI 500 a $5-10 million DALCAN LLC WARREN 500 a $5-10 million DAN BOWERS BROOKVILLE 500 a $5-10 million DAYTON PHYSICIANS, LLC DAYTON 356 a $5-10 million DAYTON SUPERIOR CORPORATION MIAMISBURG 500 a $5-10 million DAYTON-PHOENIX GROUP, INC. VANDALIA 389 a $5-10 million DBM HOLDING COMPANY BRUNSWICK 500 a $5-10 million DECEUNINCK NORTH AMERICA LLC MONROE a $5-10 million DOVE INVESTMENTS INC FORT RECOVERY 466 a $5-10 million DUNBAR MECHANICAL, INC. TOLEDO 72 a $5-10 million DUTCHMAN HOSPITALITY GROUP WALNUT CREEK 500 a $5-10 million E.S.WAGNER COMPANY OREGON 232 a $5-10 million EAST MANUFACTURING CORPORATION RANDOLPH 490 a $5-10 million ELFORD INC COLUMBUS 311 a $5-10 million EMBASSY HEALTHCARE HOLDINGS, INC. BEACHWOOD 500 a $5-10 million EMPOWERING PEOPLE MANAGEMENT INC. WARREN 500 a $5-10 million ERNIE GREEN INDUSTRIES, INC. COLUMBUS 363 a $5-10 million ERP ANALYSTS, INC DUBLIN 455 a $5-10 million EVENFLO COMPANY, INC MIAMISBURG 500 a $5-10 million FEINTOOL US OPERATIONWS, INC. BLUE ASH 500 a $5-10 million FERN EXPOSITION SERVICES LLC CINCINNATI 399 a $5-10 million FIRST STAR LOGISTICS LLC CINCINNATI 43 a $5-10 million FORTEC MEDICAL INC HUDSON 460 a $5-10 million FOUNDATIONS HEALTH SOLUTIONS LLC NORTH OLMSTED 500 a $5-10 million FOUR SEASONS ENVIROMENTAL, INC. MONROE 347 a $5-10 million FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY OF STEUBENVILLE STEUBENVILLE 498 a $5-10 million FRANKLIN EQUIPMENT, LLC GROVEPORT 382 a $5-10 million FRISCH'S RESTAURANTS, INC. CINCINNATI 500 a $5-10 million FST LOGISTICS INC COLUMBUS 369 a $5-10 million FYDA INC COLUMBUS 489 a $5-10 million G2O, LLC COLUMBUS 351 a $5-10 million GEORGE J. IGEL & CO., INC. COLUMBUS 463 a $5-10 million GILLIGAN OIL COMPANY, LLC CINCINNATI 250 a $5-10 million GLOBAL MINING HOLDING COMPANY LLC COLUMBUS 279 a $5-10 million GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF CENTRAL OHIO, INC. DUBLIN 499 a $5-10 million GOSIGER HOLDINGS, INC DAYTON 484 a $5-10 million GREAT DAY IMPROVEMENTS, LLC MACEDONIA 430 a $5-10 million GUNTON COPORATION BEDFORD 417 a $5-10 million HBK PROFESSIONAL LLC CANFIELD 392 a $5-10 million HEIDTMAN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. TOLEDO 482 a $5-10 million HENNY PENNY CORP EATON 500 a $5-10 million HFI LLC CANAL WINCHESTER 350 a $5-10 million HILSCHER CLARKE ENTERPRISES, LLC CANTON 365 a $5-10 million HOSE MASTERS, INC. EUCLID 438 a $5-10 million HOWLEY BREAD GROUP, LTD WESTLAKE 472 a $5-10 million HY-TEK MATERIAL HANDLING, INC. COLUMBUS 279 a $5-10 million IGS VENTURES, INC. DUBLIN 250 a $5-10 million INDEPENDENCE EXCAVATING, INC. INDEPENDENCE 469 a $5-10 million INTEGRITY EXPRESS LOGISTICS LLC CINCINNATI 483 a $5-10 million INTERDESIGN, INC. SOLON 211 a $5-10 million INVACARE CORPORATION ELYRIA 500 a $5-10 million IPS HOLDING GROUP, INC ROSSFORD 406 a $5-10 million J RAYL TRANSPORT, INC. & AFFILIATES AKRON 469 a $5-10 million JERGENS INC. CLEVELAND 416 a $5-10 million JT/SG ENTERPRISES, INC. COLUMBUS a $5-10 million JTM PROVISIONS COMPANY, INC. HARRISON 500 a $5-10 million KE GUTRIDGE LLC NEWARK 342 a $5-10 million LCA-VISION INC CINCINNATI 478 a $5-10 million LION FIRST RESPONDERS PPE, INC. DAYTON 500 a $5-10 million LVF HOLDINGS, INC. DELPHOS 499 a $5-10 million MACINTOSH MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC HILLIARD 500 a $5-10 million MAJESTIC STEEL USA, INC. CLEVELAND 329 a $5-10 million MARIETTA COLLEGE MARIETTA 419 a $5-10 million MAROUS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION INC WICKLIFFE 291 a $5-10 million MATRIX TECHNOLOGIES, INC. MAUMEE 312 a $5-10 million MAX AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY TOLEDO 500 a $5-10 million MAZZELLA HOLDING COMPANY, INC. CLEVELAND 500 a $5-10 million MBC HOLDINGS OF OHIO, INC. ARCHBOLD 452 a $5-10 million MCDONALD HOPKINS LLC CLEVELAND 250 a $5-10 million MID-CITY ELECTRIC CO WESTERVILLE 450 a $5-10 million MID-WEST FORGE CORPORATION WILLOUGHBY a $5-10 million MIDDOUGH CONSULTING INC. CLEVELAND 389 a $5-10 million MORRISON PRODUCTS, INC. CLEVELAND 500 a $5-10 million MOSSER CONSTRUCTION, INC. FREMONT 216 a $5-10 million MS CONSULTANTS INC COLUMBUS 291 a $5-10 million NATIONAL MACHINE COMPANY CUYAHOGA FALLS 475 a $5-10 million NATIONAL YOUTH ADVOCATE PROGRAM, INC. COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million NELSON STARK COMPANY CINCINNATI 231 a $5-10 million NORTH AMERICAN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES, INC. NORTHWOOD 500 a $5-10 million NORTH COAST PIZZA INC. STOW 500 a $5-10 million OCP CONTRACTORS INC HOLLAND 460 a $5-10 million ODW LOGISTICS INC. COLUMBUS 250 a $5-10 million OHIO GRATINGS INC CANTON 450 a $5-10 million ORTHOPEDIC ONE, INC. COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million PALMER-DONAVIN HOLDINGS INC. GROVE CITY 498 a $5-10 million PAWLACZYK FAMILY INC HOLLAND 10 a $5-10 million PECK, HANNAFORD + BRIGGS CO CINCINNATI 261 a $5-10 million PEPPERL & FUCHS INC TWINSBURG 385 a $5-10 million PILOT CHEMICAL CORPORATION WEST CHESTER 315 a $5-10 million PIONEER PIPE, INC MARIETTA 173 a $5-10 million PLANES MOVING & STORAGE, INC. WEST CHESTER, OH 45069 499 a $5-10 million PORTER WRIGHT MORRIS & ARTHUR LLP COLUMBUS 396 a $5-10 million PRESRITE CORPORATION CLEVELAND 387 a $5-10 million PRIMARY AIM, LLC ZANESVILLE 500 a $5-10 million PRIME AE GROUP INC COLUMBUS 430 a $5-10 million PROLINK STAFFING SERVICES, LLC CINCINNATI 500 a $5-10 million QUEBE HOLDINGS, INC DAYTON 430 a $5-10 million REA & ASSOCIATES, INC. NEW PHILADELPHIA 365 a $5-10 million REDWOOD LIVING INC. INDEPENDENCE 200 a $5-10 million REMINGER CO, LPA CLEVELAND 391 a $5-10 million RICART PROPERTIES, INC. GROVEPORT 401 a $5-10 million ROBIN INDUSTRIES, INC. INDEPENDENCE 465 a $5-10 million ROETZEL & ANDRESS, A LEGAL PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONAKRON a $5-10 million ROPPE HOLDING COMPANY FOSTORIA 500 a $5-10 million ROUNDTOWER TECHNOLOGIES LLC CINCINNATI 419 a $5-10 million RUDOLPH FOODS COMPANY, INC. LIMA 500 a $5-10 million SAFE AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million SANDRIDGE FOOD COORPOATION MEDINA a $5-10 million SBARRO LLC COLUMBUS 500 a $5-10 million SCHWEBEL BAKING COMPANY YOUNGSTOWN 500 a $5-10 million SEI SERVICES, LLC CINCINNATI 328 a $5-10 million SEVEN HILLS ANESTHESIA LLC CINCINNATI 264 a $5-10 million SHOOK CONSTRUCTION CO. MORAINE 246 a $5-10 million SHUMAKER, LOOP & KENDRICK, LLP TOLEDO 332 a $5-10 million SIFCO INDUSTRIES, INC. CLEVELAND 401 a $5-10 million SIMON ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CORP BOARDMAN 464 a $5-10 million SIMS LOHMAN, INC. CINCINNATI 471 a $5-10 million SOUTHEAST INC COLUMBUS 490 a $5-10 million STAR LEASING COLUMBUS 315 a $5-10 million STEIN HOLDINGS INC BROADVIEW HEIGHTS 500 a $5-10 million STYLE CREST ENTERPRISES, INC FREMONT 500 a $5-10 million SUNRISE COOPERATIVE, INC.
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