List of companies in Greater Cincinnati

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Procter & Gamble headquarters
Procter & Gamble headquarters

This is a list of major companies and organizations in Greater Cincinnati, through corporate or subsidiary headquarters or through significant operational and employment presence near Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

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[edit] Automobiles

[edit] Headquarters

[edit] Significant operations

  • Ford, operates a plant in Sharonville, which employs 1,400. The Sharonville plant will produce a new heavy-duty truck transmission next year.

[edit] Banks

[edit] Headquarters

  • Fifth Third Bank, (Nasdaq: FITB), one of the 20 largest banks in the United States. Employs 7,645. $13.5 BN local deposits.[1]
  • First Financial Bancorp, (Nasdaq: FFBC), Midwest regional bank
  • Union Savings Bank, regional savings bank. Subsidiary of US Bancorp. $762 M local deposits.

[edit] Significant operations

  • Citigroup, recently opened Information Technology (IT) and Consumer Innovation Training Center to support its Global Consumer Group North America businesses in Blue Ash. Employs more than 4,000 in the region.
  • US Bank, second largest bank in Cincinnati area. $9 BN local deposits.
  • National City, third largest bank in Cincinnati area. $2.7 BN local deposits.
  • PNC Bank, fourth largest bank in Cincinnati area. $2.4 BN local deposits.

[edit] Chemicals

[edit] Headquarters

  • Ashland, Inc., (NYSE: ASH), Fortune 500 #248 - A transportation construction, chemical, and petroleum company (in Covington, Kentucky).

[edit] Significant operations

  • Lyondell Chemical Company, private chemicals company. The Cincinnati Technology Center houses the research and development functions for Lyondell's Equistar polymers business.
  • Rohm & Haas, one of the world's largest manufacturers of specialty chemicals. Cincinnati facility produces specialty chemicals used to manufacture vinyl siding and windows, PVC pipe and fittings, plastic bottles and blister packaging.

[edit] Construction and materials

[edit] Headquarters

  • Drees Company, US homebuilder. Largest privately held company in Cincinnati metro.
  • Fischer Homes, regional homebuilder.
  • Formica Corporation, surface material manufacturer, subsidiary of New Zealand based Fletcher Building
  • General Cable Corporation, (NYSE: BGC) Manufacturer of copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products (in Highland Heights, Kentucky)
  • Omya, North America headquarters of the Switzerland-based international white minerals company supplying calcium carbonate and talc.
  • Paul Hemmer Cos, industrial and commercial construction and real estate serving Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and Cincinnati.
  • Messer Construction, commercial construction company

[edit] Financial services

[edit] Headquarters

  • Coppertree, Ltd, wealth management firm

[edit] Significant operations

  • Fidelity Investments, mutual fund and financial services company. Midwest Region Center employs 3,600 people (in Covington, Kentucky).

[edit] Food and beverage

[edit] Headquarters

  • Castellini Group, fresh fruit and vegetable distributor
  • Chiquita Brands International,(NYSE: CQB) banana and produce distributor
  • Folgers Coffee Company,(Ticker: TBD), in 2008 after split/spin off from Procter & Gamble.
  • Givaudan, US headquarters and production site for this flavor and sensory company
  • Portion Pac, the leading producer of portion control products in the country (in Mason, Ohio).
  • Sunny Delight Beverages, marketer of Sunny Delight. Owned by J.W. Childs private equity investment company.
  • Wild Flavors, maker of flavors, colors and ingredients for the food and beverage industry.

[edit] Significant operations

  • Boston Beer Company, operates a brewery for Sam Adams Beer. Produces about 2/3 annual production of Sam Adams.

[edit] Government, education, and non-Profit

[edit] Headquarters

  • Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Roman Catholic diocese includes parishes, schools, charitable organizations. Employs 6,152.[1]
  • City of Cincinnati, city administration. Employs 5,441.[1]
  • Cincinnati Childrens, international leader in pediatric health care, research and education. Employs 9,464.[1]
  • Cincinnati Public Schools school system. Employs 5,055.[1]
  • Hamilton County, county administration. Employs 6,304.[1]
  • Health Alliance, group of hospitals and physicians unified to create a health care system in Greater Cincinnati. Employs 14,785.[1]
  • Mercy Health Partners not-for-profit, integrated network of medical services and facilities. Employs 6,948.[1]
  • Miami University, public university of 16000 students. Employs 4,399.[1]
  • Tri-Health, regional provider of medical, hospital and health care services. Employs 9,400.[1]
  • University of Cincinnati, public research university founded in 1819. Employs 15,862.[1]

[edit] Significant operations

[edit] Health and biotechnology

[edit] Headquarters

  • Berkeley Premium Neutraceuticals, nutritional supplement company
  • Chemed, (NYSE: CHE), parent of Roto-Rooter, the largest plumbing and drain-cleaning company in North America.
  • Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Surgical instruments for minimally invasive surgery and surgical procedures. A subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson (in Blue Ash, Ohio).
  • Kendle, (Nasdaq: KNDL), a leading global clinical research organization
  • LCA-Vision, (Nasdaq: LCAV), provides laser vision correction services under the LasikPlus brand
  • Prasco Laboratories, pharmaceutical company specializing in manufacturing authorized generic products under private labels.

[edit] Significant operations

  • Amylin Pharmaceuticals, established a $70 million biomedical manufacturing facility in West Chester, Ohio to manufacture a long-acting release formulation of exenatide, a compound in development for type 2 diabetes.
  • Humana, health insurance provider. Cincinnati Service Center employs 1,000.[2]
  • Patheon, leading global provider of contract dosage form development and manufacturing services to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

[edit] Household and personal goods

[edit] Headquarters

Kroger headquarters in Cincinnati.
Kroger headquarters in Cincinnati.

[edit] Industrial goods and services

[edit] Headquarters

  • AK Steel, (NYSE: AKS), Fortune 500 #378 - Steel producer (in West Chester, Ohio).
  • CECO Environmental, (Nasdaq: CECE), environmental services conglomerate
  • David J. Joseph Company, Scrap-metal brokering. Subsidiary of Nucor Co.
  • Fujitec America, Elevator manufacturing (in Lebanon, Ohio).
  • GE Aviation, aircraft engine manufacturer. A subsidiary of the General Electric conglomerate (in Evendale, Ohio). Employs 7,400.[1]
  • GE Honda Aero Engines, engine designer and manufacturer for business aviation. 50% owned by GE, 50% owned by Honda.
  • General Data, provider of integrated bar code labeling, identification and data collection products and services
  • Griffin Industries, private waste removal firm for agricultural products (in Cold Spring, Kentucky)
  • LSI Industries, Inc, (Nasdaq: LYTS), image and lighting company for commercial/industrial lighting, petroleum/convenience store, multi-site retail
  • Loth Office Furniture, largest office furniture dealership in Southwest Ohio
  • Milacron, (NYSE: MZ), a plastics machinery producer, formerly Cincinnati Milling Machine.
  • Multi Color, (Nasdaq: LABL), a global resource of decorating solutions and packaging services.
  • Total Quality Logistics, a 3rd party logistics provider (in Milford, Ohio)

[edit] Significant operations

  • Armor Holdings, a subsidiary of BAE Systems, with operations in West Chester and Fairfield

[edit] Insurance

[edit] Headquarters

[edit] Law

[edit] Headquarters

  • Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP, large corporate law firm with office in Ohio, Kentucky, and Arizona. Founded in 1885 by the sons of President Howard Taft.
  • Frost Brown Todd LLC, midwestern firm with offices in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and West Virginia.

[edit] Media

[edit] Headquarters

  • E.W. Scripps Company, (NYSE: SSP), a media company that owns many newspapers, cable channels and news stations; also hosts the National Spelling Bee.
  • LPK, international branding and marketing firm.
  • Scripps Networks Interactive, (Ticker: TBD) (in 2008 after split from E.W. Scripps Co.), owner of HGTV, Food Network, DIY, Fine Living, GAC, Shopzilla, uSwitch.
  • F+W Publications Inc., publishing company. The company publishes magazines and books and operates trade shows in several special-interest categories.
  • Regent Communications, (NASDAQ: RGCI), radio broadcaster which owns approximately 70 stations in small and medium markets in the United States.

[edit] Retail

[edit] Headquarters

Macy's, Inc. corporate headquarters in Cincinnati.
Macy's, Inc. corporate headquarters in Cincinnati.
  • Cornerstone Brands, owner of catalog brands including Frontgate and Smith&Noble (in West Chester, Ohio). Subsidiary of the InterActive Corp.
  • Kroger, (NYSE: KR), the largest company of supermarket chains in the United States; 17th largest corporation in the U.S and 21st in the world. Employs 15,600.[1]
  • Macy's Inc., (NYSE: M), parent company of Macy's and Bloomingdale's (formerly known as Federated Department Stores). Employs 4,700.[1]
  • United Dairy Farmers, regionally based convenience store and ice cream maker.

[edit] Significant operations

[edit] Services

[edit] Headquarters

  • CBS Personnel Holdings, one of the largest temporary staffing firms in the USA. Subsidiary of Compass Diversified Holdings. Employs 4,534.[1]
  • Cintas, (Nasdaq: CTAS), uniform supplier (in Mason, Ohio)
  • Convergys, (NYSE: CVG), Customer care, human resources and billing service provider.
  • Omnicare, (NYSE: OCR), provides pharmaceutical care for seniors (in Covington, Kentucky)
  • Paycor, Inc., regional provider of internet payroll solutions
  • Rumpke, the nation's largest privately owned waste and recycling company.
  • Tata Consultancy Services North America headquarters of India based consulting and outsourcing firm.

[edit] Technology and telecom

[edit] Headquarters

  • Cincinnati Bell, (NYSE: CBB), provides voice and data telecommunications products and services
  • Cincom, privately held, multinational, computer technology corporation founded in 1968. Manufactures enterprise software, and provides information technology (IT) hosting services.
  • Pomeroy IT Solutions, (Nasdaq: PMRY), provider and support of IT infrastructure including servers, storage, applications, data, networks, and systems management tools (in Hebron, Kentucky).
  • Streamline Health, (Nasdaq: STRM), provider IT solutions for the health care industry
  • WhatIfSports.com, company that specializes in online sports simulations and fantasy-style games.

[edit] Significant operations

  • Siemens, facility in Norwood is dedicated to developing, assembling, and testing large electric motors that are used in industrial and factory automation

[edit] Transportation

[edit] Headquarters

[edit] Significant operations

[edit] Travel and leisure

[edit] Headquarters

  • Columbia Sussex Corporation, hotel and casino operator (in Crestview Hills, Kentucky)
  • Frisch's Restaurants, Inc., (Nasdaq: FRS), owner of Frish's Big Boy chain and Midwest operator of select Golden Corral restaurants. Employs 4,500.[1]
  • Gold Star Chili, Cincinnati style chili chain
  • Graeters, ice cream, bakery, and candy shops. Regarding Graeters, the New York Times has said, "...the ice cream most connoisseurs feel to be the best in the world"
  • LaRosa's Pizza, regional pizza chain
  • Penn Station East Coast Subs, regional sandwich chain
  • Skyline Chili, Cincinnati style chili chain
  • Winegardner and Hammons, (NYSE: WHI), full service hotel management and development company established in 1961. It is one of the original franchisers of Holiday Inn.

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t "Top 20 Companies Ranked by Employee Count", Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber website. Their source: 2008 Business Courier Book of Lists.
  2. ^ Humana Inc. to expand in Cincinnati USA - Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber


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