Business roundup: Delta Media predicts housing demand will rebound this year
Real estate leaders expect housing demand to increase, according to an independent study by Delta Media Group ― a Jackson Township-based company.
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Real estate leaders expect housing demand to increase, according to an independent study by Delta Media Group ― a Jackson Township-based company.
In the second of a three-part series, Buckingham Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Attorney David Myers talks with Andy Jones, CEO, Fortress Security Risk Management, and Bryan Schauer,...
CANTON Members of the fourth generation of the Schauer family have moved into leadership roles at the family-owned Schauer Group insurance and risk management firm. Joseph D. Schauer has been named president and chief executive officer at the company, which launched in 1919. His brothers Taylor D. Schauer and Bryan D. Schauer have been named executive vice presidents at the firm, along with Aimee Belden. Those changes come as David T. Schauer, who was president, moves to a new role as chairman, and William T. Schauer now serves as vice chairman. Both will continue to advise and provide se...
Joseph Schauer Named President, CEO at Ohio Agency, Schauer Group February 25, 2021 Schauer represents the fourth generation of the 102-year-old company. In addition, Aimee B. Belden has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer, Taylor D. Schauer has been named executive vice president and chief financial officer, and Bryan D. Schauer has been named executive vice president and Cleveland market leader of the company. David T. Schauer has transitioned from his previous role as president to the new role of chairman and William T. Schaue...
Jack, Sam, and Ryan Schauer make a donation to the Meidinger Splash Park. Photo: Two Rivers Activity Center JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – A small donation from a young Jamestown boy has sparked a large outpouring of support from other children and the community. Liam, a 4 year-old in the OnTRAC Learning Center, made a small donation form his personal piggy bank to support the fundraising efforts for the Two Rivers Activity Center (TRAC) Splash Park. TRAC Facilities Manager Amy Walters says young Liam’s donation has now sparked the “Splash Makers Club”. Walters added that any yout...