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Schill Grounds Management acquires Ward + Thornton and Fredericks Landscaping in southeast Ohio
Schill Grounds Management acquires Ward + Thornton and Fredericks Landscaping in southeast Ohio
Schill Grounds Management founder, president and CEO Jerry Schill.
Schill Grounds Management, a private equity-backed commercial landscaper based in North Ridgeville, has announced the acquisitions of Ward + Thornton Landscapes in Maineville, Ohio, and Fredericks Landscaping of Lockland in a duo of rollups that broadens Schill s Ohio footprint to the Cincinnati market.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The acquisitions expand Schill s presence beyond its primary markets of Cleveland and Columbus and represent the third and fourth acquisitions Schill has completed in recent months.
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Hear how President Biden s early initiatives can impact the green industry from NALP s Andrew Bray.
On January 20, President Joe Biden became the 46th President in American history. It was a different inauguration punctuated by the extra security and lack of crowds due to COVID-19, but a remarkable transition of power occurred, and we now look toward the Biden Presidency.
President Biden wasted no time issuing some significant executive orders while also laying out some key policy priorities. Biden’s first executive orders were primarily directed at rolling back some of President Trump’s policies like rejoining the Paris Climate Accord, ending what’s been referred to politically as the “Muslim” travel ban and ending construction of the southern border wall. Other executive orders focused on COVID, the economy and racial equity.
Schill Grounds Management acquires commercial division of The Ohio Valley Group
Schill Grounds Management founder, president and CEO Jerry Schill.
Schill Grounds Management, a private equity-backed commercial landscaper based in North Ridgeville, has acquired the commercial division of The Ohio Valley Group of Chagrin Falls.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The deal brings in all Ohio Valley Group commercial, retail and mixed-use accounts to Schill, equipment and a dozen employees. This leaves Ohio Valley Group with its residential accounts and time to focus on other entrepreneurial endeavors, according to a deal announcement.
The combination ultimately expands Schill s services east of Cleveland.
STIHL becomes exclusive partner of Young Professionals Network
NALP s network is free and open to all under 40 years old in the industry.
NALP’s Young Professionals Network provides a platform to connect, share experiences, and exchange ideas with peers nationwide. The network, powered by STIHL, supports landscape, lawn care, irrigation, tree care, and horticulture professionals who are building careers in the landscape industry.
The network is free and open to all young professionals in the industry.
“We are extremely pleased to be part of the association’s new initiative. For more than 20 years STIHL has supported the NALP’s college outreach through the National Collegiate Landscape Competition, and this new network is a natural extension of the effort to find, develop and support young professionals entering the landscape industry,” said Roger Phelps, corporate communications manager at STIHL. “We look forward to being a part of this exciting initiative. ”