Earnest Machine receives NorthCoast 99 award for 5th consecutive year.
ROCKY RIVER, OH—September 2, 2016– Earnest Machine is proud to be named to the NorthCoast 99, a regional program that recognizes the top 99 places to work in Northeast Ohio! Winning companies were honored at a recognition dinner on September 22 at Executive Caterers at Landerhaven in Mayfield Heights, drawing over 800 guests. The 2016 award marks the fifth straight year in a row that Earnest Machine has received the award.
“Our mission is to create the best customer experience possible. To achieve that goal you need a talented, committed, and motivated team of professionals,” Kirk Zehnder Earnest Machine President says. “The NorthCoast 99 award helps us recruit and retain top talent from Northeast Ohio and around the world. Attracting and maintaining a highly motivated team aids us in our success every day.”
This is the 18th year that ERC has hosted the NorthCoast 99 award, which recognizes organizations for their ability to maintain great workplaces that support the attraction, retention, and motivation of top performers. The program was developed and is presented by ERC, the area’s leading professional services organization dedicated to HR.
About Earnest Machine
Earnest Machine was founded in 1948 by Paul Earnest Zehnder, who began selling bolts and fasteners to service the heavy-equipment industry that was building the roads and bridges of post-WWII America. With a singular vision to “ensure the success of our customers,” Earnest Machine quickly grew into a master distributor of industrial fasteners on a national scale. Today, Earnest Machine remains a U.S.-based global company in its third generation of family ownership. The company’s slogan—“How Can We Help You Today?”—is a promise to its customers and upholds the vision of the company’s founder in everything Earnest delivers—from services to products. Earnest has distribution centers, sales offices, and manufacturing centers in Cleveland, Ohio, and Wolverhampton, England, as well as distribution in Atlanta, Georgia, and Indianapolis, Indiana.