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Monday, 21 November 2011 15:17 |
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The far North area of Columbus will be the site for PolymerOhio's first Financial Strategies Forum, being held on December 6, 2010. This event, in the format of an Emerging Technology Forum, will provide attendees with timely and important information on today's business climate. "Unlocking Capital and Sustaining Your Business in Uncertain Times" is being presented by PolymerOhio, in collaboration with Huntington Bank and Plante and Moran. Key topics include: - Doing Business with the State of Ohio - A JobsOhio representative will share the best programs for your business and the keys to success in taking advantage of those programs
- The Commercial Financing Environment - hear right from the source what is needed to get that capital you need
- Changing Strategy for Diversification - what has proven to be the best way to diversify? Our experts will fill you in
- Developing an International Strategy - experts will share their knowledge on getting your business better situated in the international market
- The State of the Economy - hear right from an expert, what IS the current state of our economy? Not from the news, but from someone who really knows!
- Today's Plastics Market - Plante and Moran is continuously studying the plastics market - find out what they have learned most recently!
BRING A FRIEND! We feel this information is too important to keep to ourselves! When you register for this event, you can also register a friend, co-worker or business associate for free! Use the coupon code "FRIEND" to get one free registration when you buy one. Event Details Location: Fairfield Inn Polaris - situated just off of I-71, north of I-270, on Worthington Road. Date: December 6, 2010 Start: 8:00 a.m. Registration |
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Friday, 14 October 2011 15:04 |
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When more than fifty people showed up for a recent Nano-Network meeting focused on innovative nanomaterials, the attendees were making a savvy choice by investing their time in gaining technical information and possible business advantage. At PolymerOhio Emerging Technology Forums, attendees from small and larger companies are getting fresh technical information and making important business connections. Live meetings are an important vector for stimulating growth and smart strategic thinking.
To help maximize your conference potential, PolymerOhio is planning several great conferences in upcoming months. Two Emerging Technology Forums, one day each, are being planned. On December 6, 2011, the ETF will be Financial Strategies Forum, titled: Unlocking Capital and Sustaining Your Business in Uncertain Times. At this writing, topics are likely to include: State of the (Ohio) Economy, Commercial Loans, Mezzanine Financing SBA Program, Protecting Financing, Polymer Business Environment, Benchmarking and other topics. |
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Monday, 19 September 2011 12:47 |
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Polymer Ohio has renewed its partnership agreement with the United Shippers Alliance (USA), a nonprofit shippers association based in Dublin, OH, to continue providing volume freight pricing for our members. There is no cost for shippers to join USA, but as members you are able to obtain quality transportation services at a lower cost than individually available to them. USA has been leveraging volume rates/discounts and service contracts for its members since 1996.
Three member programs are available: Import/export ocean full container load, export LCL and domestic LTL. Members are free to select the programs they want to utilize and the percentage of their business they want to ship through USA. |
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Thursday, 13 October 2011 13:21 |
Appearing in a recent edition of the TV news show, 21st Century Business, hosted by General Alexander Haig, Nanofilm president and CEO, Dr. Scott Rickert pointed out that nanotechnology is a “less-and-more” dynamo for our emerging century – less waste, more smarts.
“At Nanofilm, we have been commercializing nano-coatings since shortly after we founded the company,” says Rickert. “Our technology portfolio solves customers’ problems where optically clear, thin (nanometers to microns) coatings, self-assembling nano-layers or nanocomposites are required.” Nanofilm is engineering coatings at the molecular level. |
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Tuesday, 06 September 2011 17:16 |
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One good thing about the down-tick economy of 2008 and beyond is that outsourcing to overseas locations became less attractive as a business model. As the financial melt-down affected the U.S., other parts of the world felt its pinch, too. So when a polymer manufacturing company halted its plan to go offshore to the Middle East, two enterprising businessmen in the U.S. decided to buy the equipment that had already been shipped overseas and find a stateside location to set up their own venture.
Polymera, Inc. was founded in 2010 by Maan Said, who serves as President, and Herb Hutchison, who is Vice President/General Manager. “We were in a situation that was the exact reverse of typical offshoring,” said Hutchison. “A company had intended to take advantage of the low-cost labor in the Middle East, and then scrapped its plans. There were 47 containers of equipment shipped over there – that’s about 850,000 pounds,” he said. “We decided that here was an opportunity to buy almost everything we needed to start a very modern plant and all we needed was a place to do business.” |
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