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CLEVELAND, May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ ScaleCo Management, LLC, a Cleveland-based private investment firm, is pleased to announce its investment in and partnership with Innoplast, Inc., a vehicle and facility protection company, and Thermoprene, Inc., a customized manufacturer and supplier of plastic, rubber, aluminum, and other extrusions (collectively, Innoplast ). This is ScaleCo s 21
st platform investment leveraging its thesis of engaging ambitious entrepreneurs to ignite growth and transform plateaued businesses. ScaleCo and Innoplast management have developed an investment thesis to grow Innoplast organically and make strategic investments in the traffic safety industry.
Operating for more than 15 years, Innoplast has developed a strong business model focused on bollard covers and other safety products. With the ScaleCo partnership, Innoplast will consolidate operations from three smaller facilities to one that is sufficiently sized
Highland Park project in Garfield Heights lands two growing companies
Highland Park project in Garfield Heights lands two growing companies
ICP LLC
A rendering shows reimagined retail spaces at Highland Park, the former City View Center in Garfield Heights. A developer is pitching the space to office users, industrial tenants and tech firms.
A business park emerging from empty big-box stores in Garfield Heights has landed another major anchor.
Sister companies Innoplast and Thermoprene, based in Auburn Township, recently signed a decadelong lease at Highland Park, the reimagined City View Center along Interstate 480. The 62,652-square-foot deal spans a former Dick s Sporting Goods store and part of a space once occupied by AJWright, a defunct discount retailer.
Joseph drives in seven for the Vikings
Cape freshman Gage Joseph slides safely into third on his triple in the sixth inning that scored three Cape runs. He had seven RBIs in the game. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook April 22, 2021
A 10-run sixth inning boosted the Cape baseball team past Sussex Central 15-7 April 20 at Chris Short Field. The Vikings move to 8-1 on the season.
The game was back and forth throughout the first five innings before the Golden Knights took a 7-5 lead with four runs in the top of the sixth inning. Then enter Cape freshman Gage Joseph, who delivered a triple to clear the bases. He went 2-for-4 in the game, driving in seven RBIs. The Vikings sent 16 players to the plate in the sixth.