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ClarkDietrich Named 2025 Joan Kovach Safety Leadership Award Recipient

May 12, 2025
ClarkDietrich Named 2025 Joan Kovach Safety Leadership Award Recipient

The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber’s Mahoning Valley Safety Council (MVSC), in partnership with City Machine Technologies, Inc., recently presented their annual Joan Kovach Safety Leadership Award to ClarkDietrich Building Systems during a MVSC meeting at the Youngstown Country Club. From left are Todd Piros, Director of Environmental, Health and Safety, ClarkDietrich; Jim Maass, Plant Manager, ClarkDietrich; Claudia Kovach, Vice President, City Machine Technologies, Inc.; Kenneth VonBergen, Safety Manager, ClarkDietrich; Collette Frank, HR Business Partner, ClarkDietrich; and Amanda Waggoner, HRIS Analyst, Clark Dietrich.

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Community Leaders Address Child Care Challenges at Upcoming Breakfast Event

May 02, 2025

Child care challenges continue to stand as a critical barrier to workforce attraction and retention across the Mahoning Valley. To address these pressing issues, the Early Childhood Resource Center, in partnership with PNC, Youngstown Area Goodwill Industries and the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, will host a community breakfast focused on "The Landscape of Child Care in Mahoning Valley."

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Statement on Kimberly-Clark investment in Trumbull County

May 01, 2025

The investment by Kimberly-Clark is significant in multiple ways. Their presence will bring high-quality jobs and lasting economic impact to the region, and it proves the continued attractiveness of the Valley as a destination for industry and innovation.

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Cleveland Fed’s Business Outlook and Trends Survey Now Open

April 30, 2025

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, in partnership with the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, invites for-profit businesses across the region to participate in the 2025 Business Outlook and Trends Survey (BOTS), now open through May 12, 2025.

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Statement on reported Foxconn investment in Ohio

April 24, 2025

“We certainly welcome any sort of additional investment from Foxconn, which has already invested a half billion dollars into the Lordstown facility since acquiring it in 2022 and we continue to have high expectations for Foxconn to return the plant to its automaking glory."

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