SDMyers to revamp Tallmadge HQ while expanding on West Coast
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An SDMyers employee prepares one of the company s seven transformer service rigs for its trip to California.
SDMyers in Tallmadge has a new president with plans to expand the company nationally and cement its presence in the Akron suburb with a major renovation of its local headquarters.
Jon Bucciarelli, previously the company s vice president of operations, has been promoted to president and said he s already looking for new space on the West Coast while he prepares for a major upgrade of SDMyers Tallmadge headquarters, where most of the company s 200 employees work.
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GASTRO DOCTOR AT STEWARD: Trumbull Regional Medical Center and Steward Medical Group have added Dr. Meredythe McNally, a gastroenterologist.
She is board certified in gastroenterology and has a robust clinical interest in inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease and gastroesophageal reflux disease.
McNally earned her medical degree from Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, now known as Northeast Ohio Medical University in Rootstown. She completed an internal medicine residency as well as her gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine in Rochester, Minn.
She will see patients at Steward Multispecialty Care, Trumbull, 1353 E. Market St., Suite 301, Warren; Steward Multispecialty Care, Austintown, 1440 S. Canfield Niles Road, Austintown; and Steward Gastroenterology, Elm Road, 2658 Elm Road NE, Building C, Cortland.
SDMyers in Tallmadge, which services pricey industrial electrical transformers to extend their lives and make them more reliable, is undergoing a type of transformation itself.
The privately held company, which dates back more than 55 years and is run under Christian principles, is expanding into California. Soon it will begin renovating and modernizing its local corporate headquarters. And it just named a new president.
Northeast Ohio native Jon Bucciarelli, 49, who joined SDMyers in 2018, was just promoted to president of the 200-employee company. He previously was vice president of operations there. He has a background in engineering, including chief engineer at bioplastics startup Algix, engineering and management positions for General Motors at Lordstown and Parma, and teaching at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy in Cuyahoga Falls.