Eagle Electronics, backed by The OHIO Fund and Asymmetric Capital Partners, today announces the acquisition of Wireless Mobility. The combined company, renamed Eagle Wireless, appoints Norbert Muhrer as CEO and TJ Dembinski as President, as well as expands Board with leading national security and connectivity experts.
Eagle Electronics, a Solon-headquartered maker of cellular modules used in a broad array of technological applications, has acquired a German manufacturer in a deal that significantly expands the fast-growing, venture-backed startup.
Perry Stancato is the founder and CEO of Signature Sauces and a third-generation operator of the beloved Cleveland institution, Stancato’s Italian Restaurant.
Based in Dublin, Ohio, EASE has established itself as one of the most innovative and reliable partners in the logistics industry, recognized for its rapid response times, tech-enabled solutions and steadfast commitment to customer success.
This O.H.I.O. Fund Report features one of Ohio’s most accomplished commercial real estate leaders, Terry Coyne — Executive Vice Chairman of Newmark and Principal of Terry Coyne Properties.
A Cincinnati-based biopharma company quietly founded by two former CinCor Pharma executives has publicly debuted its first portfolio company amid an eight-figure fundraise, and the team is looking to grow its footprint in the region and beyond.
Cleveland-based Splash Financial has secured more than $70 million in Series C funding, a round that highlights both the company’s rapid growth and the increasing role of Ohio-based capital in scaling local startups.
Splash, a leading AI-enabled lending marketplace, has secured more than $70 million in this latest funding round and launched a new home equity line of credit (HELOC) product.
On this special episode of The O.H.I.O. Fund Report, I’m joined—for the first time—by the two co-founders of The O.H.I.O. Fund, Mark Kvamme and Ray Leach, as well as the fund’s two founding partners, Jill Meyer and Mike Venerable, to share the inside story of how a bold idea became reality.
The O.H.I.O. Fund on Monday announced that it has closed the $106 million Ohio Institutional Impact Investment Fund, one of several funds making up the overall firm.