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Bridgestone Corp.

Signet Group PLC

Nestle S.A.

Tomkins PLC

Marconi, PLC

Pilkington PLC

Alcan Aluminum Ltd.

Accor SA

Premier Farnell PLC

Ahold N.V.

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Foreign Investment in Ohio:Figure 8 - Foreign Firms Employing More Than Two Thousand Employees

Ohio Employees

Foreign Corporations in OhioHonda Motor Company Limited

Motor Cycles Automobiles Power Equipment

Product Division

Executive Vice PresidentKoichi Amemiya

PresidentHiroyuki Yoshino

ChairmanYoshihide Munekuni

Honda Motor Company, the second largest auto producer in Japan, maintainsa tremendous economic influence in the state of Ohio. The Honda MotorCompany is also the world’s largest producer of motorcycles and producesagricultural and industrial machinery, generators and outboard motors throughit’s power products division. Honda employed over 112,000 globally in 2000and had worldwide revenues exceeding $57 billion. Approximately 80% ofHonda’s sales in 2000 occurred in North America and Japan.

Honda is the largest foreign employer in Ohio, employing over 14,000through it’s subsidiary the American Honda Motor Company. Honda operatesfive major facilities in the state of Ohio. Car parts and components aremanufactured and distributed by operations in Anna, Troy, and Russels Point,with the largest car production plants located in Marysville and East Liberty.The Marysville Plant is responsible for most North American production ofthe Civic and Accord models, two of the most popular cars marketedworldwide.

Honda Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan

• Primary Products: Automobiles (Honda and Acuramodels), Motorcycles, Power Equipment

• Revenues in 2000 (millions): $57,455

• Global Employment: 112,400

• Ohio Employment: 14,341

• Ohio as a Percentage of Total Employees: 12.8%

• U.S. Auto Sales in 1999: 1,076,893 automobiles

• U.S. Power Equipment Sales in 1999: 1.2 million units

• U.S. Motorcycle/ATV Sales in 1999: 296,479 units

Foreign Corporations in OhioDaimlerChrysler

Dr. Manfred BischoffAerospace & Industrial Business

Dr. Eckhard CordesCommercial Vehicles

Gunther FleigHuman Resources & Labor Relations

Thomas C. GaleProduct Development

Dr. Manfred GentzFinance & Controlling

Prof. Jurgen HubbertMercedez Benz Passenger Cars

Dr. Klaus MangoldServices

Thomas W. SidlikProcurement & Supply Chrysler

Gary C. ValadeGlobal Procurement & Supply

Prof. Klaus-Dieter VohringerResearch & Technology

Dr. Dieter ZetscheChrysler Group

Members of Board of Management

Deputy Member of Board (COO Chrysler Group)Dr. Wolfgang Bernhard

Chairman of the Board of ManagementJuergen E. Schrempp

Daimler Chrysler Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Stuttgart, Germany

• Primary Products: Passenger Cars, Commercial andUtility Vehicles, Diesel Engines, Aero Engines, RailSystems, Automotive Electronics

• Revenues in 1999 (millions): $151, 035



• Ohio as a Percentage of Total Employees: 0.3%

• Global Auto Sales of 4.9 million passenger cars andutility vehicles in 1999

• Manufacturing facilities in over 34 countries andproducts sold in more than 200 countries worldwide

The $37 billion merger of the Chrysler Corporation and Daimler-Benz in 1998had a substantial impact in the State of Ohio. Focused on auto production andauto parts, DaimlerChrysler is the second largest foreign employer in Ohio,employing almost 14,000. Globally, DaimlerChrysler is the 3rd largestcarmaker in sales and 5th in total cars sold.

DaimlerChrysler’s production in the United States is primarily centered on theChrysler Group, which produces Dodge, Eagle, Jeep and Plymouthautomobile brands. The company’s Freightliner unit is also the largest heavytruck producer in the U.S. DaimlerChrysler activities in Ohio include eightoperations. The company’s Jeep plant is the primary manufacturing branch inthe state. The recent acquisition of the Detroit Diesel Corporation hasdiversified DaimlerChrysler’s presence in the state.

Foreign Corporations in OhioRoyal Ahold N.V.

Gerard van BreenGlobal Sourcing

Arthur BrouwerManagement Development

Andre BuitenhuisBusiness Development

Maarten Dorhout MeesInternal Audit

Paul EkelschotCommunications

Hans GobesFinancial Services

Cor SterkLegal Affairs

Bert VerhelstAdministration

Senior Vice Presidents

President & CEOCees H. van der Hoeven

VCR.J. Nelissen

ChairmanH. de Ruiter

Royal Ahold N.V. Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Zaandam, Netherlands

• Primary Products: International Food and BeverageRetailing




• Ohio as a Percentage of Global Employment: 2.3%

• Royal Ahold owns or has interest in over 7,000 retailestablishments worldwide

• Royal Ahold’s U.S. sales totaled over $20.3 billion in1999, approximately 60% of the companies global salesrevenues were derived in the U.S. market in 1999

Royal Ahold, the Dutch supermarket giant, has a substantial market in Ohio,primarily in the Cleveland Metropolitan area. A true global retailer, RoyalAhold owns or has interest in over 7,000 retailing establishments inapproximately 25 countries. Royal Ahold’s specialty in the U.S. is insupermarket operations.

The company operates stores under the BI-LO, Giant, Stop & Shop and TopsMarket retail names. Royal Ahold has recently expanded their NorthAmerican interests with the acquisition of U.S. Foodservice, a company withsales exceeding $6.5 billion in 1999. Royal Ahold, employs 7,000 in Ohio,primarily within it’s New York based subsidiary, Tops Friendly Markets.

Foreign Corporations in OhioPremier Farnell PLC

Andrew C. FisherGroup Finance Director

Sir Robert HortonDirector, Emerson Electronics

Patrick F. SullivanPresident, Parkwood Trust Co

Cary J. NolanNon-Executive Director

John S. RoquesNon-Executive Director

Michael LesterNon-Executive Director

Kenneth J. MullenCompany Secretary & Gen. Counsel


CEOJohn R. Hirst

Deputy ChairmanMorton L. Mandel

ChairmanMalcolm R. Bates

Premier Farnell PLC Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: West Yorkshire, U.K.

• Primary Products: Electrical, Electronic andIndustrial Products

• Revenues in 2000 (millions): $1,210.9




• Premier Farnell offers over 350,000 electronic andindustrial products in their catalogue distributiondivision, representing over 3,000 manufacturers

• Akron Brass, a Premier Farnell subsidiary is NorthAmerica’s leading producer of fire fighting equipment

An international leader in industrial and electronics components, primarily intheir global distribution activities. Premier Farnell is one of the largest foreignfirms currently operating in the State of Ohio, primarily in their Clevelandsubsidiary. Premier Farnell operates numerous other divisions in the state,including manufacturing, research and engineering.

The Premier Farnell corporate structure is divided into three primarydivisions: the catalogue distribution division (which contributes about 70% ofthe company’s annual sales revenue), the appliance spares division(contributing 7% of sales) and the industrial products division (contributing21% of sales). Created in the 1996 merger between Premier Industrial andFarnell Electronics, Premier Farnell is a diversified contributor to Ohio’sforeign investments.

Foreign Corporations in OhioAccor S.A.

John Du MonceauService and Human Resources

Benjamin CohenCFO

Sven BoinetHotels

Members of Management Board

Chairman of Management BoardJean-Marc Expalioux

Co-Chairman and FounderPaul Dubrule

Co-Chairman and FounderGerard Pelisson

Accor S.A. Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Evry Cedex, France

• Primary Sector: Hospitality, Hotels, Service Vouchers





• Accor S.A. owns over 3,500 hotels and 385,000 roomsin 90 countries

• Accor’s acquisition of Red Roof Inns in 1999, added322 hotels to the Accor family of hospitalityestablishments

Accor S.A. is one of the largest hospitality companies in the world,maintaining it’s stake in Ohio with the recent purchase of Red Roof Inns.Accor also owns the popular Motel 6 chain in the United States. Accoremploys over 5,500 in Ohio, making it the fifth largest foreign employer inthe state.

The Accor group is a global organization employing nearly 130,000 in over140 countries. Accor S.A.’s North American business activities employs 16%of the company’s associates and produced 20% of the company’s revenues in1999. Accor’s primary sectors include their thriving hotel business and theirservice voucher activities.

Foreign Corporations in OhioAlcan Aluminium Ltd.

Brian SturgellPresident,

Aluminum FabricationAmericas and Asia

Richard EvansPresident

Aluminum FabricationEurope

Henk van de MeentPresident

Global Packaging

Emery LeBlancPresident, Primary Metal

Business Groups

David McAuslandSenior VP,

Mergers and AcquisitionsChief Legal Officer

Daniel GagnierSenior VP,

Corporate andExternal Affairs

Gason OuelletSenior VP,

Human Resources

Suresh ThadhaniCFO

Corporate Head Office

President and CEOJacques Bougie

Chairman of the BoardDr. John Evans

Alcan Aluminium Ltd. Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Montreal, Canada

• Primary Products: Bauxite, Aluminum and AluminumProducts





• The acquisition of the Swiss based Alusuisse LonzaGroup, greatly expanded Alcan’s global presence andadded 17,000 employees to the company

•Alcan is the second largest aluminum producer globallyand has operations in over 37 countries

Canadian aluminum manufacturer Alcan not only holds a large NorthAmerican market, is is also a primary foreign firm operating in Ohio. Throughsubsidiaries, joint ventures and related companies around the world, theactivities of the Alcan Group include bauxite mining, aluminum refining,power generation, aluminum smelting, manufacturing and recycling, as wellas research and technology. The acquisition of the Swiss based AlusuisseLonza Group in 2000, has added tremendously to Alcan’s global operations.The company employs over 53,000 globally and had sales of $7.3 billion in1999.

Alcan’s employs over 5,000 in five Ohio facilities. The majority of Alcan’sOhio employment is in their Mayfield Heights establishment, which producessheet and foil aluminum.

Foreign Corporations in OhioPilkington PLC

Andrew RobbGroup Finance Director, Legal and Corporate Affairs

Warren KnowltonPresident, Automotive Products Worldwide

Sir Nigel RuddNon-Executive Chairman

Hans-Peter KeitelNon-Executive Director

Bill HarrisonNon-Executive Director

Non-Executive Directors

Executive Directors

Group Chief ExecutivePaolo Scaroni

Pilkington PLC Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: St. Helens, United Kingdom

• Primary Products: Building, Automotive andTechnical Glass





• Pilkington’s North American operations are dominatedby their automotive products sales, 45% of thecompanies automotive glass sales are derived in NorthAmerica, in contrast only 20% of the companiesbuilding products glass sales originate in North America

•One in four automobiles in the world contain PilkingtonGlass

Pilkington PLC is a pioneer in the glass production industry and has a strongglobal presence. The United Kingdom based company invented the “float”method of glass production 1952, this process is the dominant productionmethod in the glass production industry today. Pilkington has operations in 22countries, with 85% of it’s sales originating outside of the United Kingdom.

Currently, Pilkington PLC produces automotive and building glass, theseprimary products account for 95% of the companies revenues. The remaining5% of Pilkington’s revenues originates from it’s high tech glass products forsolar panels, aircraft glazing and electronics. Pilkington operations in Ohioemploy approximately 4,500, primarily in their Toledo and Sanduskyfacilities which operate under the Pilkington Libbey-Owens Ford name.

Foreign Corporations in OhioMarconi PLC

J.C. MayoFinance Director

M.J. DonovanCEO Marconi Systems & Capital

M.W.J. PartonCEO Marconi Communications

N.C. PorterCompany Secretary

R.I. MeakinPersonnel Director

Sir William CastellNon-Executive Director

Sir Alan RudgeNon-Executive Director

Raymond G.H. SeitzNon-Executive Director

N.J. StapletonNon-Executive Director

Baroness DunnNon-Executive Director

Non-Executive Directors

Executive Directors

ChairmanSir Roger Hurn

Marconi PLC Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

• Primary Products: Communications Systems(electronic and information technology)





• Marconi PLC revenues increased 25.9% and netincome increased 51.1% from 1999 to 2000

• Marconi has operations and sales in over 100 countries

Marconi PLC has restructured to become a global competitor in thecommunications systems industry. The company recently sold it’s electronicsdefense systems unit, to concentrate resources towards communicationssystems (primarily broadband networks) and capital development of hightech start up companies. Other Marconi products include satellitecommunication systems and medical imaging systems.

Marconi’s operations employ approximately 3,500 in Ohio, primarily inCuyahoga and Lorain County. Most Ohio employment is found in theirHighland Heights and Lorain facilities. Other Marconi operations in Ohio arelocated in Mayfield Heights, Solon and North Ridgeville. Facilities in Ohioproduce, telecommunications, x-ray and diagnostic equipment.

Communications Services Mobile MSI Systems Capital

Business Divisions

Foreign Corporations in OhioTomkins PLC

Ken LeverFinance Director

Richard MarchantAdministration Director & Co. Secretary

Anthony ReadingChairman - Tomkins Corporation

David SnowdonChief Operating Officer

Executive Directors

ChairmanDavid Newlands

Tomkins PLC Facts and Highlights:


• Primary Sector: Industrial & Automotive Engineering,Construction Components, Safety and Security Products





• Tomkins has a 30% market share of the world’s powertransmission belt production

• Globally, Tomkins has over 200 manufacturingfacilities, located in over 100 countries

Tomkins PLC is a diverse international manufacturing conglomerate withholdings ranging from hand guns to automotive and construction products.Tomkins employs over 70,000 globally in over 100 countries. Recentorganizational changes for Tomkins has resulted in more focus on thecompany’s engineering businesses, primarily in their automotive productsand construction products divisions.

Tomkins employs approximately 3,200 in Ohio, in six major facilities.Tomkins Ohio business operations include fan and blower constructionthrough their subsidiary Lau Industries Inc., conveyor belt production by theMayfran International company and wood window and door constructionthrough their subsidiary Malta Windows & Doors. Tomkins also operates aDayton administrative facility.

Power Transmission Belts;Hose & Connectors;

Windscreen Wipers & Systems; andOther Automotive Components

Industrial & Automotive Engineering

Air Handling, Heating & Venilation Components;Baths, Pipe Fittings, Panels & Taps;

Doors & Windows; Material Handling Systems;and Wheels & Axles

Construction Components

Manufacturering of Handguns, Handcuffsand facial imaging systems in U.S.

Safety footwear production in the U.K.

Safety & Security Products

Tomkins PLC

Business Organization

Foreign Corporations in OhioNestle S.A.

Vice ChairmanRainer E. Gut

Vice ChairmanFritz Gerber

Vreni SpoerryBoard Member

Paul A. VolckerBoard Member

Stephen SchmidheinyBoard Member

Peter BockliBoard Member

David de PuryBoard Member

Arthur DunkelBoard Member

Reto F. DomeniconiBoard Member

George SimpsonBoard Member

Bernard DanielSecretary General

Jean-Pierre MeyersBoard Member

Francisco CastanerHR, Corporate Affairs

Pharmaceutical & Cosmetics

Mario A. CortiFinance, Control, Legal, TaxInformation Systems, Exports

Logistics and Purchasing

Michael W.O. GarrettAsia, Oceania

Africa & the Middle East

Rupert GasserTechnical, Production,

Research & Developement,Environment

Robert RaeberEurope

Carlos E. RepresasUnited States, Canada

and Latin America

Philippe VeronStrategic Business Units,Mineral Water, Marketing

General Managers

Board of Directors

CEOPeter Brabeck-Letmathe

ChairmanHelmet O. Maucher

Nestle S.A. Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Vaud, Switzerland

• Primary Sector: Food Production





• Nestle is the largest food company in the world

• Nestle’s Ohio headquartered Prepared Foods Division,reported annual sales exceeding $1.7 billion in 1999

• Worldwide, Nestle operates more than 500 factories inover 80 countries

The current leader in world food production is the Switzerland based NestleS.A. Producing everything from frozen dinners to chocolate bars, pet foodand bottled water. Nestle owns companies specializing in food production,medical sales, cosmetics, and dermatology products. The food industry giantemploys nearly a quarter of a million, has over five-hundred factories in morethan eighty countries. Nestle earned more than $46 billion in revenues in1999.

Nestle employs over 3,100 people in Ohio, in four facilities. Food production,combined with food refrigeration and testing technology make up the majorityof Nestle’s holdings within Ohio. The majority of Nestle’s Ohio employmentis found at their Prepared Foods Division headquarters in Solon, whichemploys 2,700.

Foreign Corporations in OhioSignet Group PLC

Terry L. BurmanCEO, Sterling Jewelers

Walker G. BoydGroup Finance Director

Ian DahlChief Executive, UK Division

Richard MillerEVP & CFO, U.S. Division

Executive Directors

Executive ChairmanJames McAdam

Signet Group PLC Facts and Highlights:


• Primary Sector: Retailing of Jewelry, Watches & Gifts

• Revenues in 1999 (millions): $1,835.4



• Ohio as a Percentage of Global Employment: 25%

• The Signet Group is the second largest retail jeweler inthe United States, with over 600 stores under the KayJewelers name and 250 stores through other regionalretailers

• Signet recently increased it’s Ohio presence when thecompany added the consolidated administrativefunctions of it’s recent acquisition, Marks & MorganJewelers, to it’s Akron facility

The United States is a primary market for the United Kingdom based SignetGroup. It is the largest jewelry retailer in the United Kingdom and in theworld. The group is the second largest jewelry retailer in the U.S. market.Signet operates over 850 stores in the United States and over 600 retail storesin the United Kingdom.

The Signet Group employs over 2,700 in Ohio, primarily in retail facilitiesoperating under the Osterman, Kay and Sterling retail affiliations. Signetrecently has increased it’s Ohio investment. The company has relocated theadministrative offices of it’s most recent acquisition, Marks and MorganJewelers, to it’s Sterling facility in Akron.

Foreign Corporations in OhioBridgestone Corporation

Tadakazu HaradaAdvisor to the President,

Director of International Operations

Masatoshi OnoChairman of the Board and CEO

of Bridgestone/Firestone

Katsuyoshi ShibataAdvisor to the President,

President of Bridgestone Cycle Co. Ltd.

Keisuke SuzukiOriginal Equipment Sales

Nobuhiro KoikeChemical & Industrial Products

Shigeo WatanabeTire Development, Quality Assurance

Isao TogashiTire Production & Prod. Technology

Hiroshi KanaiCorporate Administration

Akira SonodaReplacement Tire Sales

Senior Vice Presidents

Executive Vice Presidents

Chairman & CEOYoichiro Kaizaki

Bridgestone Corporation Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan

• Primary Products: Tires and Tubes, Chemical andIndustrial Products





• Bridgestone is the second largest tire supplier in NorthAmerica, with 20% of the North American market share

•The Bridgestone Corporation contains over 480consolidated subsidiaries

• Bridgestone’s rubber sales of $17 billion, ranks them asthe largest revenue generator in the global rubberindustry

The Bridgestone Corporation is a global leader in the rubber productsindustry. Bridgestone’s primary products include tires for large trucks, autos,heavy equipment and aircraft. Although tire production is the core ofBridgestone’s sales, approximately 20% of revenues are derived from non-tirerubber products. The Tokyo based company has a tremendous global presenceand contains 489 consolidated subsidiaries.

Bridgestone has capitalized on Ohio’s strengths in the rubber productsindustry. The company’s presence in the state is associated with the it’sAmerican subsidiary Bridgestone/Firestone Corp. Bridgestone/Firestoneemploys approximately 2,500 in the state, primarily in it’s multiple productionfacilities located in Akron and Findlay. The company also has Ohio facilitiesin Book Park and Upper Sandusky.

Foreign Corporations in OhioSiemens AG

Dr. Volker JungICN, ICP, SBS, Africa, Middle East

Dr. Edward G. KrubasikA & D, ATD, PL, SBT, Technology

Heinz-Joachim NeuburgerFinance

Prof. Peter PribillaHuman Resources

Jurgen RadornskiMedical, Europe

Dr. Gunter WilhelmKWU, EV, Asia, Australia

Roland KoshICN

Dr. Claus WeyrichTechnology

Dr. Klaus WuchererA & D

Dr. Ulrich SchumacherSemiconducters

Adolf HuttlKWU


President and CEOHeinrich von Pierer

Chairman of Supervisory BoardKarl-Hermann Baumann

Siemens AG Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Munich, Germany

• Primary Business Sectors: Energy, Information andCommunications, Health Care, Transportation, Lightingand Components





• Siemens is a global leader in electrical engineering andelectronics, the company has operations in over 190countries

• Siemens devotes significant resources to it’s researchoperations, last year the company registeredapproximately 130,000 patents in over 100 countries.

Siemens AG is a diverse conglomerate specializing in energy and advancedelectronics. The company’s primary sectors include: energy, industrialautomation drives, information and communications, IT products for thehealth care industry, technology components, transportation, lighting andhousehold appliances. Siemens has recently been reorganizing their corporatestructure, selling their semiconductor, banking systems, electromechanicalcomponents and optical cable businesses. A recent joint venture with Fujitsuof Japan will involve combining computer operations for both companies,allowing Siemens to maintain it’s lead in the electronics field. Siemens hasnine operations in the State of Ohio. Seven of these facilities are associatedwith the companies energy and automation corporation, Siemens Energy &Automation Inc. that employs over 12,000 in the United States.

Foreign Corporations in OhioReed Elsevier PLC

Crispin DavisCEO

Mark ArmourCFO

Derk HaankCEO of Elsevier Science

Andrew ProzesCEO Legal Division

Executive Directors

ChairmanMorris Tabaksblat

Reed Elsevier PLC Facts and Highlights:


• Primary Sector: Business Publishing Operations





• Reed Elsevier’s subsidiary the LEXIS-NEXIS Group,produces 35 to 40% of it’s revenues from it’s web basedoperations

• Alongside it’s information distribution operations,Reed Elsevier publishes more than 1,200 scientificjournals

United Kingdom based Reed Elsevier PLC is a leader in publishing businessinformation. The company was created through a joint partnership betweenReed International P.L.C. and Elsevier N.V. Reed Elsevier is focused ondelivering high quality information through it’s flexible internet distributionnetwork. The company also publishes over 1,200 subscription based scientificjournals.

Reed Elseveir’s Ohio operations are focused on it’s Ohio based subsidiary, theLEXIS-NEXIS Group. LEXIS-NEXIS specializing in providing legal,corporate and government information via the internet. The company’sMiamisburg facility employs 2,400, making Reed Elsevier one of the largestforeign employers in Ohio.

Foreign Corporations in OhioAsea Brown Boveri, Ltd. (ABB)

Renato FassbindChief Financial Officer

Sune KarlssonPower Transmission & Distribution

Jorgen CentermanAutomation

Armin MeyerBuilding Technologies

Jan RoxendaleFinancial Services

Gorm GundersonOil, Gas & Petrochemicals

Markus BayeganR&D and Technology

Executive Committee

President and CEOGoran Lindahl

Asea Brown Boveri Ltd. Facts and Highlights:

• Corporate Headquarters: Zurich, Switzerland

• Primary Sector: Engineering, Energy, TechnologySupport Services





• ABB operates over 600 facilities in more than 100countries

• Europe is ABB’s primary theater of operations, in 199854% of the company’s revenues originated in Europe,the Americas accounted for approximately 22% of thegroup’s revenues in 1998

• ABB ranks either 1st or 2nd globally in every aspect ofthe company’s industrial automation activities

Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) is a multinational engineering and technologygroup with more than 600 facilities operating in over 100 countries. TheSwitzerland based firm employs approximately 165,000 globally and recordedrevenues exceeding $24 billion in 1999. ABB has seven primary divisions:automation, power generation, power transmission power distribution, oil-gas& petrochemicals, products & contracting and financial services.

ABB significantly increased it’s investment in Ohio when the companyacquired Elsag Bailey Process Automation N.V. in 1998. The companies Ohiooperations primarily involve process automation systems and controlinstruments. ABB employs over 2,300 in Ohio in four facilities located inMentor, Wickliffe, Columbus and Massilon.

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