Just nine months after its creation, a small company outside of Cleveland is primed to be a big player in the future of electronics, churning out what it boasts are the first 4G modules ever made in the United States.
The O.H.I.O. Fund Report’s first episode features TJ Dembinski, co-founder and CEO of Eagle Electronics — dedicated to on-shoring America’s critical technology supply chain, starting with the IoT and automotive-grade cellular modules — and Jeffrey Stern, Principal at The O.H.I.O. Fund.
Eagle Electronics, created in September largely by the O.H.I.O. Fund, boasts of starting production this month on the first 4G modules ever made in the United States.
The fund has marked nine deals since about this time last year, and a 10th may be around the corner as it continues to target investments in a variety of asset classes.
In December, the Ohio High-Growth Investment Opportunities (O.H.I.O.) Fund led a $14 million investment in a Solon-based company it created to bring cutting-edge production of high-tech semiconductor chip modules to Northeast Ohio.
The first office for the fund aiming to grow Ohio's economy is part of a larger transformation in Cleveland's Midtown.
The O.H.I.O. Fund's new office is part of a larger transformation in Cleveland's Midtown.
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