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MEP Success Stories from Ohio

Empowering Leadership: TechSolve's Transformative 12-Week Program at Seal-Tite

Reported Year
2024
Seal-Tite was determined to provide their supervisors, managers and foremen more comprehensive training in the critical areas of communication, problem solving, team building, and leadership. Their deficiencies in these areas were negatively impacting employee morale and retention leading to a direct impact on productivity and Seal-Tite's ability

Metalworking Group CMMC Progress

Reported Year
2024
MWG handles a number of DOD-oriented contracts, and thus is required to become CMMC Level 2-compliant. While the organization has received ISO 9001:2008 certification, they have not undergone any cybersecurity-focused assessments or certifications. Without an internal compliance function, the organization sought guidance and assistance from

ISO Certification Unlocks New Business for Growing Manufacuture

Reported Year
2024
A new client required KMAK Group to become ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001 certified. The new client business was valued at several million dollars annually and KMAK could begin supplying parts as long as they embarked on the ISO process. The MEP at Columbus State, part of the Ohio MEP and the MEP National Network™, has previously worked with KMAK on

Spangler Protected after Cybersecurity Assessment Facilitated by CIFT

Reported Year
2024
Spangler recognized the need to keep up with protecting their computer networks, devices, and data from unauthorized access or criminal use, and with ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information to their employees and customers. The company needed an assessment of their current cybersecurity protocols, along with

The Road to CMMC Level 2.0 Compliance

Reported Year
2024
Able Tool Corporation has many customers that work with the DOD and, as a result, the company is required to be CMMC 2.0 Level 2 compliant. The client's previous effort on CMMC compliance was from 2017 and, although well documented, was not complete. In 2023, the client requested TechSolve, part of the Ohio MEP and the MEP National Network™, assist

Preparing for Growth

Reported Year
2024
Busy Beaver Farm utilizes QuickBooks for all of their financial recording keeping and billing. The problem that needed addressed is that QuickBooks is going to an online format that requires new training and a large learning curve. As such a small company, Busy Beaver Farm simply could not afford the time that it would take to "self-teach" this new

In-House Training Program Improves G+D's Turnover and Retention issues

Reported Year
2023
G+D reached out to MAGNET, part of the Ohio MEP and the MEP National Network™, for assistance in improving its employee training program.G+D's leadership felt that there was a lack of supportive training tools and an environment to learn. In addition, G+D was experiencing low retention and high turnover. These issues were impacting efficiencies in

TechSolve's Ohio MEP Cybersecurity Bundle Delivers Significant Value

Reported Year
2023
Because the majority of Wulco's contracts are part of the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), Wulco is subject to a range of regulations governing various aspects of their operations including cybersecurity, export control, and procurement. Failure to comply with these regulations can lead to significant legal and financial consequences - as severe as

The NOCK is Getting Sauced with Uncle Stevie's

Reported Year
2023
Steve Vaughan grew tired of making sauce at home. It was taking over his own kitchen, which became messy and cramped. Production became more complicated as he developed new flavors of sauce. He needed a better option to accommodate the growing business. Friends, family, and co-workers were interested in buying his sauces. They all began tell him
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