President’s WELCOME

Welcome to the Valley Industrial Association Source Guide

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the newest edition of the Valley Industrial Association (VIA) Source Guide — your resource for trusted connections, valuable services and new opportunities across the manufacturing, distribution, industrial services and professional services community. Whether you’ve been with VIA for years or are just discovering us, we’re glad you’re here.

At VIA, our strength lies in our members — the companies and leaders who drive progress, strengthen the region’s economy and make this association such a vibrant place to connect. This guide is designed to showcase the people and partnerships that fuel your success — whether that means finding a new supplier, exploring best practices or connecting with peers who understand your challenges.

For more than 120 years, VIA has served as a hub for growth and collaboration. This Source Guide reflects that mission — bringing together the expertise and resources that help businesses thrive in today’s competitive landscape.

This guide also features GCAMP (Greater Chicago Advanced Manufacturing Partnership), an integral part of VIA. GCAMP’s mission to inspire students and educators about careers in manufacturing perfectly complements VIA’s focus on supporting business growth and leadership. Together, we strengthen today’s companies while building tomorrow’s workforce.

Thank you to all our members and partners who make this community strong — and if you’re just getting to know us, we’d love to welcome you into the VIA family.

Best Wishes,

Kathy Gilmore

President, Valley Industrial Association of Illinois & Greater Chicago Advanced Manufacturing Partnership

TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 President’s Welcome

5 Chairman’s Welcome/About the Cover

9 Unlocking the Value of VIA Membership

10 Maximize your Membership

11 10 Reasons Why Companies Join the VIA

13 Transforming Manufacturing: AI

17 Member Focused Education and Training

21 Spark Awards

30 Unexpected Innovation

36 Member Milestones

38 Tours

41 Board of Directors

47 Program Calendar

48 Member Directory

70 Advertiser Directory

Mission Statement

The Valley Industrial Association will be a value-added partner to its members. This will be accomplished by providing strategic resources, relevant educational programming and networking opportunities that help our members meet or exceed their business objectives.

Vision Statement

The Valley Industrial Association will be recognized by our members as an integral resource contributing to their ongoing success.

Valley Industrial Association

2000 S. Batavia Ave., Ste. 110, Geneva, IL 60134

Phone: (630) 892-4228 | Fax: (630) 892-4280

Email: [email protected]

Kathy Gilmore, President

[email protected]

Dawn Curran, VP Workforce Development

[email protected]

Ray Ziganto, Director of Innovation

[email protected]

Susan Secondi, Director of Operations

[email protected]

Laura Swarts, Director of Membership

[email protected]

Jessica Garcia, Marketing & Event Manager

[email protected]

Molly Schiltz, Marketing Coordinator

[email protected]

Photo credits: VIA Staff, Bureau Gravity, Surtz Media, St. Charles Business Alliance, and Waubonsee Community College.

VIA MEMBER HOTLINES

HR Hotline: Proactive Human Resources
(630) 538-6524 Cheryl Flood

Safety Hotline: Mostardi Platt

(630) 933-2100 (Option 3) David Osadjan

Environmental Hotline: ROUX, Inc.

(630) 601-7021 Mike Hillebrenner

Chairman’s Welcome

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Welcome! What an honor it has been serving as Chairman of the Valley Industrial Association alongside our passionate, caring and innovative VIA and GCAMP team and board members. It’s a privilege to have you as valuable members of the VIA. You are part of a community built on collaboration, growth, learning and a shared passion for manufacturing.

2025 has brought economic instability, new tariffs, shifting legislation, political upheaval, tightening labor markets and the rapid disruption of automation and AI, which have created uncertainty across the industry. Yet, as history shows, times of change often spark the greatest innovation. These forces are reshaping the way we work, lead and grow — and together, we are turning these challenges into opportunities.

The Valley Industrial Association and Greater Chicago Advanced Manufacturing Partnership exist to share wisdom and experiences, support the next generation of talent, develop leaders, learn from peers and stay at the forefront of the innovations shaping the future of manufacturing.

Our purpose is simple but powerful: to connect with people, share knowledge and help one another thrive. Whether it’s through our leadership development programs, peer groups, Spark Awards, networking and tours, or exploring the latest technologies, this community is here to give you the tools, support and inspiration you need.

Most importantly, this is your community. The more you engage — by attending events, contributing ideas or networking with others — the more rewarding your experience will be.

We’re thrilled to have you with us, and I look forward to seeing how, together, we will rise to today’s challenges, seize tomorrow’s opportunities and shape the future of manufacturing.

With appreciation and excitement,

Tammy Balogh

Flexco

Chairman, Valley Industrial Association

ON THE COVER

Flexco Elevate® enhances conveyor belt cleaning systems with intelligent monitoring capabilities. The IoT platform serves as an early warning system, helping maintenance teams address potential issues before they cause downtime. Installation is quick and efficient, with most setups completed in under 5 minutes.

The Elevate Dashboard offers real-time monitoring, blade performance analytics, automated alerts, and predictive maintenance schedules. Data is transmitted via cellular or Wi-Fi connectivity. Advanced machine learning algorithms generate detailed reports and alerts, enabling proactive maintenance strategies.

For more information, contact Flexco or visit info.flexco.com/flexco-elevate

Benefits of membership

Unlocking the Value of VIA Membership: A Resource for Manufacturers and Professional Service Providers

For more than 123 years, the Valley Industrial Association (VIA) has been the trusted resource for companies across our region — whether they are manufacturers building the products that fuel our economy or professional service providers supporting those industries. Membership in the VIA is more than just joining an association; it is becoming part of a network that thrives on collaboration, education and shared success.

What It Means to Be a VIA Member

VIA membership represents a commitment to growth — both for your company and for the larger business community. Our members gain access to a wide range of tools designed to strengthen organizations, develop employees and create meaningful connections. From networking and advocacy to benchmarking and workforce initiatives, VIA provides opportunities for engagement that matter.

As a member, you are part of a collaborative environment where challenges are openly discussed and solutions are shared. You’re not navigating today’s complex business climate alone — you’re connected to a community of peers and partners that want to see you succeed.

Membership for Manufacturers

Manufacturers face unique challenges: workforce shortages, supply chain disruptions, cost pressures and the constant need for innovation. VIA membership helps address those challenges head-on. Our Spark Benchmarking for Excellence tool allows manufacturers to measure their operations against industry standards and uncover areas for improvement. Workforce initiatives, including partnerships with schools, colleges and community organizations, help members strengthen their pipeline of skilled workers.

Networking opportunities, such as roundtables, plant tours and educational programs, provide manufacturers with direct access to new ideas, best practices and partnerships. In addition, VIA advocates for the manufacturing community — ensuring your voice is represented in regional conversations about economic development and workforce strategies.

Membership for Professional Service Providers

Professional service providers — such as accountants, HR consultants, IT specialists and marketing firms — play an essential role in supporting manufacturers. VIA membership opens doors to building relationships with the manufacturing community in a way that goes beyond traditional networking. By engaging in VIA programs, service providers gain a deeper understanding of the challenges manufacturers face and are better positioned to offer solutions.

Events and committee work provide opportunities to showcase expertise while building trust and credibility. Service providers also benefit from visibility opportunities through sponsorships, community highlights and VIA communications, helping them expand their reach and strengthen their brand among manufacturers in the region.

How to Maximize Your Membership

The value of VIA membership comes from participation. Attend events, join committees and take advantage of benchmarking tools and workforce programs. Share your expertise, and don’t hesitate to ask questions or seek input from other members. The more you engage, the more in return you’ll see from your investment.

Whether you are a manufacturer seeking operational improvements or a service provider looking to grow your client base, VIA membership offers the resources, community and connections you need to thrive. Together, we build stronger companies, stronger employees and a stronger manufacturing ecosystem for the future.

AI Transforms the Manufacturing Landscape

By Roderick Kelly

The manufacturing CEO stared at the production floor with his arms crossed and frustration evident on his face. He had seen the same story play out before. Supply chain issues led to production delays and machines left unrepaired. Additionally, budget inefficiencies ate into the company’s margins.

Although this is a hypothetical story, it shows how artificial intelligence (AI) alongside machine learning can be used by manufacturers to reduce or eliminate downtime and supply chain disruptions through predictive analytics.

At Valley Industrial Association’s AI conference, Microsoft’s Shruti Harish explored the transformative impact of AI on manufacturing. With 70% of manufacturers struggling to scale AI initiatives beyond pilot projects, her presentation highlighted the pressing need for structured AI integration.

Key advancements in AI were outlined, from early machine learning to modern generative AI. These applications in manufacturing have driven significant improvements, she said, such as a 40% reduction in downtime, 22% productivity gains and 20% increased throughput.

Microsoft’s AI framework for manufacturing focuses on intelligent factories, resilient supply chains and AI-driven customer experiences. For example, by leveraging Azure AI, businesses can automate maintenance, optimize production and enhance quality control.

The roadmap to AI transformation includes a strong emphasis on responsible AI principles of fairness, transparency and accountability. As AI adoption accelerates, Harish said manufacturers will need to define clear AI strategies to drive sustainable innovation while maintaining ethical standards.

From a financial standpoint, Ray Beste, a principal AI strategist with Sikich, said AI can provide cost savings through budget optimization, revenue forecasting and fraud detection. As importantly, he said predictive analytics can enhance decision-making by anticipating fluctuations in cash flow and spikes in material costs.

During breakout sessions the speakers all said that data quality is the key to AI’s success. Clean, well-structured data ensures AI systems help identify and correct errors, eliminate duplicate records and standardize data across ERP, MES and PLM platforms.

Higher data quality will provide better decision-making, less waste and improved supply chain visibility.

For manufacturers: AI isn’t the future of manufacturing; it is a tool to architect better outcomes today.

Member Focused Education & Training

Peer Groups

Connect with professionals in your field through specialized peer groups. These include cohorts for CFOs and Financial Leaders, Executive Forums, HR professionals, Quality and Operations, Safety, Sales and Marketing. Each group meets regularly to share insights, learn and foster collaboration.

Signature Events

Celebrate excellence and build community through VIA’s hallmark events. These include the Spark Awards, Golf Outing, Annual Meeting Luncheon and the Economic Forecast Breakfast — each offering unique opportunities for recognition, networking and strategic insights.

Workforce Development Training

Enhance employee skills with targeted training programs. Offerings include:

• Customer Service: From Service to Exceptional Experience
Exceptional customer service doesn’t happen by chance — it’s built through focus, skills and the right mindset. This course equips customer service professionals with tools to go beyond meeting expectations, creating memorable experiences that inspire loyalty and set your organization apart.

• Developing New Leaders: New Supervisor? Start Strong!
Every strong leader was once a first-time supervisor. This class gives you the tools to succeed in your new role — sharpening communication, managing performance, interviewing effectively and building a leadership style that fits you. Learn how to transition smoothly and grow into the kind of leader people want to follow.

• Managing Teams: Leading Your Team Effectively
Inspire, Engage and Lead with Impact. The best teams don’t just happen — they’re built by leaders who know how to guide people through challenges, inspire collaboration and adapt to change. In this class, you’ll learn how to cultivate productive habits, energize employee engagement, resolve conflict and lead a high-performing, multigenerational team.

• Stepping Up to Lead (English & Spanish): Unlock Your Leadership Potential
Every great leader starts somewhere. This course equips you with the essential skills — clear communication, collaboration, accountability and coaching — to confidently step into a lead role. You’ll discover how to inspire others, elevate professionalism and strengthen your own value to the team. Step forward and become the leader others can count on.

Executive Collective

Advance strategic thinking and leadership through Kaizen-focused sessions. These programs support executives in continuous improvement and organizational excellence.

Networking

Stay connected through Member 411 sessions and plant tours. These events foster relationship-building and provide behind-the-scenes insights into member operations.

Special Programs

Explore unique learning experiences through events like:

- Culture Day: Dive into organizational culture and its impact.

• GCAMP Workforce Strategies Forum: Collaborate on regional workforce solutions.

• Women of the VIA: Empower women in industry through networking and development.

Additional Training Topics

Stay current with specialized sessions on:

• AI and Innovation

• Personal & Professional Development

• Workplace Safety: Including Active Shooter and OSHA training.

Spark Awards

Champions of Innovation Shine and Celebrate a Culture of Continuous Improvement

By Michele and Roderick Kelly

Newcomer Hoffer Plastics joined perennial finalists Flexco, Gripple Inc., MTH Pumps/MTH Tool Company, Inc., Aurora Specialty Textiles Group Inc. and Amsted Automotive as Spark Award winners.

MTH Pumps of Plano was recognized with four Spark Awards, including the Spark Award, recognizing the manufacturer that has embraced and is passionate about continuous improvement through benchmarking in all six categories.

Tim Tremain, president of MTH Pumps, credited his employees by encouraging them to take ownership of each of the categories. “The vision of our company has been a continuous drive for improvement,” said Tremain. “When we started benchmarking for the Spark Awards nine years ago, we were reactive. We were fixing things that needed fixing. We have turned it around to become proactive in how and what should be done to improve in each of the six categories.”

He said MTH employees are engaged and are proud to be a part of the improvement. “It raises their confidence knowing that we are all working together to make our plant a place where people want to come to work every day. And our customers are the ones who benefit from their hard work.”

In closing his remarks, Tremain read a poem he wrote that ended:

So let the sparks fly bold and bright,

Illuminating paths of progress light.

Through every challenge, day and night,

We keep the SPARK burning, ever bright.

2025 Spark Awards winners in the large and small categories, respectively, and comments from the judges include:

Culture

Flexco

The company “cultivates a strong culture through wellness programs that focus on physical, financial and spiritual health.”

MTH Pumps

“Employees have the opportunity to meet with HR, managers and the president to create personalized growth plans. They also offer the Earn and Learn program that reimburses employees for travel, homework time and full-tuition highlighting the company’s commitment to continuous learning and career advancement.”

Innovation

Gripple

The company’s “focus on sustainability, customer collaboration, employee ownership and automation keeps them at the forefront of industry advancements while enhancing efficiency and product quality.”

MTH Pumps

The company “is a market disruptor, using technology to outpace competitors and deliver new products that significantly improve operational and financial performance.”

Operational Excellence

Amsted Automotive

The company has created a culture of excellence, “seamlessly integrating performance tracking, strategic planning and workforce engagement. Their data-driven approach to goal alignment ensures adaptability, while their robust internship and training programs strengthen workforce development.”

Aurora Specialty Textiles Group

The company “exemplifies a culture of continuous improvement, leveraging AI and employee feedback to drive operational success. Their leadership involvement in improvement initiatives, combined with strong training programs, sets them apart.”

Safety

Flexco

“The commitment to employee health and safety is demonstrated by their successful effort to reduce area decibels by 10%, addressing the risk of hearing loss.”

Aurora Specialty Textiles

The company “stands out for its plant-wide training, shutting down operations for two hours every month to prioritize safety. Their zero recordables and injuries in 2024 highlight the effectiveness of their safety programs …”

Social Responsibility

Hoffer Plastics

“They’ve set ambitious goals, including a target to reduce emissions by 15% to 20% each year and have made strategic capital investments in machinery to support this goal. By engaging suppliers and customers to use 30% post-consumer recycled raw materials, Hoffer is not only improving their environmental impact but also strengthening long-term relationships that drive business results.”

MTH Pumps

“MTH has successfully lowered resource usage while growing by 20% since 2020, and with the support of a major customer and collaboration through GreenStone … (they) have increased their carbon savings over four-fold.”

Workforce Development

Amsted Automotive

“Amsted Automotive has implemented a structured four-week training and onboarding program that assigns task ownership, track progress and ensures the development of competency. This program also integrates quality measures, ensuring new hires are set up for success from day one.”

Aurora Specialty Textiles

The company “authorizes workforce development by integrating safety awareness into training efforts and ensuring all employees have access to essential skills for career development. This approach is part of a broader commitment to employee growth, with entry-level operators advancing to management roles in just a few years.”

VIA president Kathy Gilmore praised all the finalists, saying the benchmarking gives them the opportunity for continuous improvement in each of these categories.

Progress Makes the Future

“The Spark Awards are not just about recognition, but progress,” shared Nirel Inman, co-president for Chicago Glue and Machine and vice-chairperson for the VIA. In her opening remarks, she encouraged attendees to “learn, inspire, grow and take the time to show up … in a constantly changing world” through the Spark Awards.

In addition to the Spark Awards, Greater Chicago Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (GCAMP) also recognized individuals and organizations. GCAMP is closing the workforce gap in manufacturing by educating students, counselors, parents and administrators on the high-quality, high-paying, high-skill opportunities in manufacturing.

Alejandro Vazquez, a senior at West Aurora High School, was named Manufacturing Student of the Year. His teacher Mark Williams was named Manufacturing Educator of the Year, growing the manufacturing program at West Aurora High School the last six years. Student testimonials in his application said that he taught them discipline, reliability, strength and pushed them to be the best that they could be.

Vazquez’s story reveals the power of manufacturing in a young person’s life. In his application he shared that during his freshman year of high school, he was considered a “bad student.” Because of this, he wasn’t sure what to take sophomore year and decided welding sounded easy. While that class was full, there was a spot in precision machining.

It was, he wrote, “the first time school was fun.” Vazquez’s work ethic and grades soared as he worked with CNC machines and lathes. The class opened his eyes to the world of manufacturing.

Chris Leuck was the recipient for VIA’s Impact Award, which recognizes an employee whose contributions go beyond the expected, not only driving results but also positively shaping the culture and direction of the company. Custom Aluminum Products received the Developing our Future Award. This inaugural award recognizes those companies whose generosity and vision are critical to nurturing the next generation of manufacturing talent.

VIA President Kathy Gilmore encouraged Spark Awards guests to “visit the VIA website and see the self-assessments.” She emphasized that the Spark Awards, in partnership with the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center, are meant to inspire VIA members with continuous improvement across all six categories.

The 2025 Spark Awards illuminates best practices, learning and continuous improvement – for all innovators of the Valley Industrial Association. “Benchmarking is where the spark begins,” shared Gilmore with a smile. And, with that, another cycle begins to ignite your spark.

—Michele and Roderick Kelly are cofounders of K+L Storytellers, the official storytelling agency of the VIA.

Unexpected Innovation

By Michele Kelly

The man cave of the 60s was called a workshop. Tools hung on brown pegboard in a basement room off limits to all but the father of the house. It was here, in his father’s sacred space, where Ray Ziganto first felt the magic of putting parts together to make something new.

“I stumbled into manufacturing,” said Ziganto, director of innovation and resources for the Valley Industrial Association (VIA). “Since I was a little kid, I’ve had a high level of curiosity. My dad had a shop. I loved tinkering and taking things apart.” After earning his finance degree, Ziganto happened to have a beer with a friend who had just bought an injection molding company. “I worked the second shift because I had to learn the business first. I just loved it. I could go to work every day, and it was like being in Dad’s shop – raw material turning into something magical.”

“Since I was a little kid, I’ve had a high level of curiosity. My dad had a shop. I loved tinkering and taking things apart.”

– Ray Ziganto

Ziganto’s father worked with Eastman Kodak after the war and then started a family owned camera shop. While iconic music makers like the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin changed the music scene forever, the groundwork of the digital age was also being set in the 60s: room-size mainframe computers, integrated circuits and new programming languages. During this time, Ziganto’s father expanded his camera business to include film processing.

“A lot of the machinery at the time was purpose-built so he was solving problems with limited resources. He would convert used equipment on a shoestring budget,” said Ziganto. “What I saw were things like: How do we build a bracket to make this motor fit on this machine and pull the film through all the tanks? He was a bit of a mad professor.”

The way Ziganto describes his father might also apply to today’s VIA members. “He lived for the next challenge. There was always a way.”

Always a Way

In VIA’s 2025 member program survey, two recurring themes raced to the top: manufacturers are looking for AI training and a straighter line to building its future workforce. The two are inextricably linked. AI is changing the workplace – from automating tasks to personalized training to driving decision-making insights. With that, new strategies are needed to find and retain talent, too.

As Ziganto’s father shows us, there’s always a way – and VIA is committed to working side by side with manufacturers to strike that path. The 250-plus member association is introducing an array of innovation-driven programs and offerings to help manufacturers grow through innovation.

You might even call it “unexpected” innovation.

“Innovation is doing something you’ve always done, but finding a new way of doing it to deliver a different outcome,” said Kathy Gilmore, VIA president. “It’s finding new techniques or tactics or strategies that you haven’t thought of doing before. It’s a fresh viewpoint on the things you’ve always done.”

“Innovation is doing something you’ve always done, but finding a new way of doing it to deliver a different outcome.”

– Kathy Gilmore, VIA president

“Our theme this year is centered around innovation. We are incredibly excited to showcase some of the innovative initiatives that we will be rolling out for our members,” she added.

Enter unexpected innovation. Many of us might think of innovation as being primarily technology-driven. Today’s innovation, however, actually takes place in every corner of a business, including leadership mindset, professional development, workspace, culture, training and growth strategies.

“Hotspot” of Innovation

Can you hear me? Can you hear me now? We’ve all been there, desperately trying to find a hotspot where we connect for that one, all-important conversation.

Connecting with innovation for manufacturers can be just as challenging. Where do you start? Who do you talk to? Who leads the way? How do you make innovation real?

Tapping into hidden potential is one reason VIA has launched 1-2-3 Grow for smaller manufacturers looking to grow their businesses through innovation. Designed by Ziganto himself, 1-2-3 Grow offers one-on-one consulting and starts at the ground level.

The old adage “you don’t know what you don’t know” is true for all of us. VIA’s newest program meets manufacturers where they are, broadening their opportunities and showing them areas where they could potentially innovate. Ziganto says that participants will walk away with actionable items delivering measurable impact for their business, from the shop floor to the executive suite to the customer experience.

Another area of innovation for VIA members comes with a spark! Ziganto led the effort to revise VIA’s Spark Benchmarking Tool, the self-assessment survey members complete as part of the Spark Awards program.

Since 2016, the Spark Awards highlights best practices, learning and continuous improvement for VIA members. In partnership with the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center (IMEC), the awards program and VIA’s Spark Benchmarking Survey Tool inspire members to continuously improve across six categories: culture, workforce development, operational excellence, safety, social responsibility and, of course, innovation.

“Innovation requires a mindset to allow innovation to happen.”

– Ray Ziganto

Think of the Spark Benchmarking Tool like your golf game. It is about self-assessment and personal best. Sure, it’s nice to be under par, but the larger point is discovering mini-breakthroughs – how you sink a putt consistently or the way you control the club with a slightly updated grip – that lead to a better game going forward.

In 2025, MTH Pumps of Plano was recognized with four Spark Awards, including the signature Spark Award, which recognizes the manufacturer that has embraced and is passionate about continuous improvement through benchmarking in all six categories. Tim Tremain, president of MTH Pumps, said that working on the benchmarking assessment “raises their confidence knowing that we are all working together to make our plant a place where people want to come to work every day. And our customers are the ones who benefit from their hard work.”

After conducting focus groups, Ziganto worked with VIA member Orbitech Software Solutions to make the survey more user-friendly. “We went through all six categories and updated the language of the questions to be more clear and relevant,” he said, adding that it is even easier now to participate than before.

If you haven’t participated in the past, what are you waiting for? The 2026 Spark Benchmarking Tool is open: www.viaspark.org.

VIA is amplifying each of the six categories in the benchmarking survey with a series of innovation talks. More than 100 members have attended to date. Exploring these continuous improvement areas allow members to see how others approach the same issues.

“We held a session on culture. How do you innovate and problem-solve around culture? Sometimes it starts with data,” said Ziganto. This is where he brings up the four-minute mile. Ziganto explains that Roger Banister broke the record on May 6, 1954, running a mile in just 3 minutes, 59.4 seconds. “Experts said it was impossible for a human being to run that fast,” said Ziganto. “But you can’t break it – until someone does.”

Then there’s Elon Musk. No stranger to innovation, he was told that producing 5,000 Model 3 cars per week was an impossibility. The production number, however, was needed in order to survive as a company in 2018. In true Musk style, the Tesla cofounder examined every aspect of production, eliminated processes, interviewed engineers and, yes, even slept under his desk in order to continuously monitor production around the clock. He figured it out and, according to a Musk biography by Walter Isaacson, sent an email to Tesla employees that said: We did it!! … Created entirely new solutions that were thought impossible.”

Again, we see innovation as the breakthrough to doing impossible things.

“Data tells you where your peers are. Among all companies that participated in the Spark Awards, there was at least one company that nailed a key section,” said Ziganto. “This meant that the problem the majority was having, somebody figured it out. In support of innovation, look at the data, broaden the scope and start asking questions. It gets you unstuck.”

Other innovation-focused programs from VIA include:

• A series on emotional intelligence

• Working Genius, a tool to effectively engage, motivate and lead teams

• A series of AI-focused events

Is Innovation Intimidating?

“A lot of times,” Ziganto said, “the language around innovation is what stops most small organizations from leveraging it.”

The rise of Industry 4.0 and the industrial internet of things (IIoT) where more and more devices are connected in industrial environments have led to new entrants in the manufacturing space. Before, it was about machines and cutting tools and the hardware associated with manufacturing. Now, it’s computer technology and the data to drive improvements. This transition has led to an innovation gap for many manufacturers who, as Ziganto points out, might be a little skeptical of change.

“Third and fourth generation owners are thinking differently,” he said. “Digital natives are coming in and are more comfortable in this world. Manufacturers are not sure how to connect innovation with their businesses in real ways.” And that’s the larger point Ziganto makes: innovation is about finding that solution, being proactive about continuous improvement, getting in front of a problem and preparing for the next step.

Innovation isn’t just around the product, it’s about the process. Ziganto has plenty of examples.

“Sometimes the biggest innovations in manufacturing address paperwork, like when an order comes in, or harmonizing with the production floor, or sourcing raw materials. These are all things that lead up to the product getting made.”

VIA is demystifying innovation for members through its programs and, equally important, through conversation among members. “Innovation requires a mindset to allow innovation to happen,” said Ziganto. Seeing others innovate lends confidence to those on their way.

For some, innovation means change and change can be scary. This is one reason Ziganto says that innovation is not top-down. Rather, it’s bottom-up. He says that part of the challenge with innovation comes when the culture of the organization is command and control and the owner makes 100% of the decisions. Flipping the switch, asking people to share ideas and trusting that leadership will let you run with those ideas creates “cognitive dissonance” in a top-down culture. He advises letting people know it’s OK to fail constructively, saying, “It didn’t work. What did we learn?” rather than, “Hey, you broke something, idiot.”

Innovation: One Thing You Can do Today

One way to innovate immediately, Ziganto advises, is to start with a problem and let the people closest to it come up with the solution. “The big thing is to start small,” he said. “Start with a goal of a quick win that could be celebrated throughout the organization and create momentum and (an innovative) mindset. It’s not posters on the wall, it’s behavior. For culture to change, leadership has to live and breathe it. Demonstrate you’re committed to do something new. In the context of innovation, failure equals learning.”

You can also explore how innovation is viewed relative to your culture, and involve people on the floor. Having 20 people think about doing things better, Ziganto points out, is better than one. Of course, tap into the VIA community. Members, along with service provider partners, offer a treasure trove of insight. The VIA team can always make introductions to people who have “been there, done that.”

“I’m passionate about manufacturing,” said Ziganto. “My mission is to help as many companies as possible be successful. There’s never been a better time to be in manufacturing. The tools are unprecedented.”

Unexpected innovation could be the game-changer for your growth, revenues, culture and future state. It starts with two simple words: What if . . .?

“My mission is to help as many companies as possible be successful. There’s never been a better time to be in manufacturing. The tools are unprecedented.”

– Ray Ziganto

Are you interested in growing through innovation? Reach out to Ray Ziganto at [email protected] for a candid conversation of your innovation potential and growth opportunities. You’ll get fresh perspective on the road ahead – and maybe even a story or two about his dad’s shop!

—Michele Kelly is co-founder of K+L Storytellers, the storytelling agency of the Valley Industrial Association.

Member Milestones

Founding VIA Members

Aurora Metals Division, LLC

Aurora Specialty Textiles Group, Inc.

Richards-Wilcox, Inc.

Over 75 years of VIA Membership

Geneva Construction Company

Old Second National Bank Of Aurora

Pentair

Walker Process Equipment-Div McNish Corp

Over 50 years of VIA Membership

Ball Horticultural Company

Batavia Container, Inc.

Hormann LLC

Timken Aurora Bearing

Warwick Publishing Company

25 years and Over

Advance Lifts, Inc.

AMWELL-Div McNish Corp

ATMI Precast

B-O-F Corporation

Benetech, Inc.

Bison AMETEK

Cast Aluminum Solutions

Continental Envelope

Grundfos Water Utility, Inc.

Industrial Hard Chrome LTD

International Paper

J.C. Schultz Enterprises, Inc.

J/B Industries, Inc.

JaMar Packaging

Lakone Company

Manpower

McCormick FONA

Miner Enterprises, Inc.

MTH Pumps/MTH Tool Company, Inc.

Ox Industries

Randal Retail Group

Sikich LLC

Smith and Richardson Inc.

Sterling Engineering, Inc.

The Label Printers

Waubonsee Community College

Weldstar Company

Win Technologies, Inc.

10th Anniversary

Byline Bank

Deep Coat Industries

Dukane Precast

Machinery Systems, Inc.

Pioneer Service Inc.

Summit Staffing

5th Anniversary

Babbitting Service Inc

Chronos Imaging LLC

College of DuPage

FASTSIGNS of Geneva

HFI Manufacturing, Inc.

Huntington Bank

Norix Group, Inc.

Republic Bank of Chicago

Shorr Packaging Corp

Sonova USA, Inc.

Suncast Corporation

SurtzMedia, LLC

The Suter Company

Valley Fastener Group

Valley Sheltered Workshop

New members in 2025

7 Layer Solutions

Ace Metal Crafts Co.

Advantage Group

Aramark Refreshments

Assurance Technologies, Inc

AssuredPartners

BAC Restoration

Boombah Inc.

Buck Services

Bureau Gravity

Canteen Refreshment Services

Cascade Energy

CCS Technology Group

Centor

CIBC Bank USA

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Loadhog Inc

Mallory Alexander

Mantec Services Inc

MILLER CARBONIC INC

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OptiPeople Resources

Perla Foods USA Corp

PMA Friction Products

PNC Bank

Proactive Human Resources, LLC

Progressive Business Solutions

R.J. O’Neil

RMS Enterprises

SAGE Private Wealth Group

Schleifring Medical Systems, LLC

Shambaugh & Son, LP.

Stannum Core Solutions LLC

StevenDouglas

Subco Foods

Syn-Tech Ltd.

Tech-Weld, Inc.

U.P. Logistics

Vons Electric, Inc

TOURS

Tour Explores Sustainability, Technology – and How One Company Lives its Values

By Michele Kelly

There’s a mantra in fiction writing: “Show, don’t tell.” The same can be said for brand values.

While Mostardi Platt’s values were not scrawled across lunchroom walls or listed on a lobby plaque, more than 50 members from the Valley Industrial Association (VIA) got a taste of what makes the Chicago-area environmental consulting firm run: people-first culture, commitment, optimism and a vision for prioritizing sustainability.

This plant tour is part of a series hosted by VIA to give members a wider view of manufacturing processes and best practices. At the Mostardi Platt facility, stations were set up where team members explored topics like safety, energy project development, continuous remote monitoring and data collection, gas analysis and environmental compliance. The tour was a boots-on-the-ground look at sustainability. Not the 50,000-foot view most of us see.

Here are some interesting lessons from the plant tour:

• Measuring noise exposure is not OSHA-required, but noise studies are recommended to determine whether the employee’s noise exposure level is below the OSHA action level.

• Sensor technology is being used in urban areas to monitor air quality.

• Sustainable projects for utility-scale natural gas, solar, battery storage and data center facilities can be complex, with varying municipal, county, state and ISO regulations.

• Data collection is collection advancing with remote capable mobile labs that can be used in the field for air emission data collection.

• The City of Chicago is deploying thousands of sensors to monitor air quality.

The presenters at each station and the leadership team were passionate about environmental best practices and what the world could look like if manufacturers, governments, energy companies and others measured, planned and took action on green initiatives. From the Frank Lloyd Wright-style facility, which was both beautiful and inspiring, to the respect team members shared with one another, Mostardi Platt representatives not only provided useful knowledge benefitting VIA members, they also encouraged us to live our core values by way of example.

—Michele Kelly is cofounder of K+L Storytellers, the official storytelling agency of the VIA.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Officers for the Year 2025

CHAIR

Tammy Balogh

Flexco

VICE CHAIR

Nirel Inman

Chicago Glue and Machine

PAST CHAIR

Skip Laubach

Vertec BioSolvents

TREASURER

Jerry Murphy

Sikich LLP

SECRETARY

Kathy Gilmore

VIA

directors

Reid Bloomfield
Custom Aluminum

Eric Hilliard
Machinery Systems

Tonya Hubbartt
Blachford, Inc.

Amy Ketner
Freudenberg Household Products

Dr. Brian Knetl
Waubonsee Community College

Greg Kouba
Tox Pressotechnik

Andy Kuester
Bison AMETEK

Elisa Sorrentino
Amsted Automotive

Jennifer Olson
ServPro Team Zubricki

Tim Tremain
MTH Pumpss

Abe Winkle
Weldstarl

2026 VIA PROGRAM SNAPSHOT

This is an overview of our Events and Programs currently planned for 2026. Additional programs and event can be added during the year. These events may be offered in various formats, In Person only, Hybrid, or ONLINE only.

You must register to attend any event or program regardless of cost.

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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS

Manufacturers and Distributors 49

Industrial Service Providers 56

Professional Service Providers 57

Partners 62

Alphabetical Listings 64

Manufacturers and Distributors

Distributor

Apex Material Handling NAICS # 33392
Corporation
391 Charles Ct
West Chicago, IL 60185
630-293-8610
www.apexmhc.com

Assurance Technologies, Inc NAICS # 33
1760 Britannia Dr, Suite 1
Elgin, IL 60124
(630) 550-5000
www.atiquality.com/

Leahy Wolf Lubricants NAICS # 424710
1724 W Armitage Ct
Addison, IL 60101
(630) 649-1196
Leahywolf.com

Machinery Systems, Inc. NAICS # 423830
614 E. State Pkwy.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 882-8085
www.machsys.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser

Weldstar Company NAICS # 423840
P.O. Box 1150
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 859-3100
www.weldstar.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Leader’s Circle
Annual Bronze Sponsor
ISO 9001:2015

Manufacturer

Abrasive West LLC NAICS # 327910
55 Chancellor Dr.
Roselle, IL 60172
6307360818
https://abrasivewest.com/
ISO 9001:2015
Women Owned Business

Ace Metal Crafts Co.
484 Thomas Dr
Bensenville, IL 60106
(847) 455-1010
www.acemetal.com
Women Owned Business

Acme Finishing NAICS # 332812
Company, LLC
1595 Oakton St
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
(847) 640-7890
www.acmefinishing.com ISO 14001
ISO 45001
ISO 9001

Advance Lifts, Inc. NAICS # 333924
701 S. Kirk Rd.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 584-9881
www.advancelifts.com
Veteran Owned Business

Allied Rivet, Inc. NAICS # 332722
1172 Commerce Drive
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 208-0120
www.alliedrivet.com

Allways Precision LLC. NAICS # 332721
14001 S. Van Dyke Road
Plainfield, IL 60544
(815) 577-1600
www.allwaysprecision.com/

Alps Wire Rope NAICS # 423990
2530 Production Drive
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 893-3888
www.alpswirerope.com

Amsted Automotive NAICS # 331221
737 Peyton Street
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 232-3625
www.amstedauto.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner
GCAMP Innovator’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner

AMWELL-Div McNish Corp NAICS # 333318
161 S. Lincolnway, Suite 310
North Aurora, IL 60542
(630) 898-6900
www.amwell-inc.com
Founding Member

ASK Power NAICS # 33335
1674 Frontenac Rd.
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 896-4056
www.ask-power.com/

ATMI Precast NAICS # 327300
960 Ridgeway Ave.
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 896-4679
www.atmiprecast.com

Aurora Metals Division, LLC NAICS # 331525
1995 Greenfield Road
Montgomery, IL 60538
(630) 844-4900
www.aurorametals.com
ISO 9001:2015
Founding Member

Aurora Sign Co NAICS # 339949
30W196 Calumet Ave W
warrenville, IL 60555
630-898-5900
www.AuroraSign.com
Veteran Owned Business

Aurora Specialty NAICS # 313311
Textiles Group, Inc.
2705 N. Bridge St.
Yorkville, IL 60560
(800) 864-0303
www.auroratextile.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner ISO 14001
ISO 9001

Axis Designs, Inc. NAICS # 337212
1750 Eastwood Drive
Aurora, IL 60506
(331) 256-6119
www.axisdesigns.net
www.micro-marketfixtures.com

B-O-F Corporation NAICS # 337215
2453 Prospect Dr #191
Aurora, IL 60502
630-952-0303
www.bofcorp.com

Babbitting Service Inc NAICS # 333611
1617 Louise Drive
South Elgin, IL 60177
(847) 841-8008
www.babbitting.com
GCAMP Leader’s Circle
ISO 9001:2015

Bales Metal NAICS # 332813
Surface Solutions
2824 Hitchcock Ave.
Downers Grove, IL 60515
(630) 852-4665
www.balesusa.com/
Past Benchmark Winner 2026 SOURCE Advertiser

Ball Horticultural Company NAICS # 424930
622 Town Rd.
West Chicago, IL 60185
(630) 231-3500
www.ballhort.com
Women Owned Business

Batavia Container, Inc. NAICS # 322211
1400 Paramount Pkwy.
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 879-2100
www.bcibox.com

Benetech, Inc. NAICS # 334513
1851 Albright Road
Montgomery, IL 60538
630-806-7298
www.benetechglobal.com

BFC NAICS # 323110
1051 N Kirk Rd
Batavia, IL 60510
6304543032
www.bfcprint.com/

Bison AMETEK NAICS # 333612
3850 Ohio Ave.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 377-4327
www.bisonametek.com
Past Benchmarking Winner

Blachford, Inc. NAICS # 335314
1400 Nuclear Drive
West Chicago, IL, IL 60185
(630) 340-2927
blachford.com
Past Benchmarking Winner

Boombah Inc. NAICS # 459110
202 W. Boombah Boulevard
Yorkville, IL 60560
(630) 385-7733
www.boombah.com

C&C POWER, Inc NAICS # 33335
395 Mission St
Carol Stream, IL 60188
(630) 617-9022
www.ccpower.com
GCAMP Mentor”s Circle

CARR Machine & Tool Inc. NAICS # 332721
500 Bonnie Ln.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
(847) 593-0003
www.carrmachine.com
Past Benchmark Winner
ISO 14001:2004
ISO 9001:2008

Cast Aluminum Solutions NAICS # 332999
1310 Kingsland Dr.
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 879-2696
www.castaluminumsolutions.com/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Past Benchmarking Winner
ISO 9001

Centor
966 -130 Corporate Blvd
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 957-1000
https://centor.com/us/

Chicago Glue and Machine NAICS # 424690
750 N Baker Drive
Itasca, IL 60143
(630) 250-0700
www.chicagoglue.com
GCAMP Mentor”s Circle

Chronos Imaging LLC NAICS # 621510
555 N. Commerce Street
Aurora, IL 60504
630-296-9220
www.chronosimaging.com

Clarios
300 South Glengarry Drive
Geneva, IL 60188
(630) 777-7850
www.clarios.com/

Compact Industries, Inc NAICS # 561910
3945 Ohio Ave.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 513-9600

Continental Envelope NAICS # 322230
1700 Averill Rd.
Geneva, IL 60134
630-262-8080
www.continentalenvelope.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner 2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Bronze Sponsor

Convenience Concepts NAICS # 33337
1680 Todd Farm Drive
Elgin, IL 60123
(773) 793-8970
www.conveniencefurniture.com

Custom Aluminum NAICS # 331316
Products, Inc.
500 Division St.
South Elgin, IL 60177
(847) 717-5000
www.custom-aluminum.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner 2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Innovator’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner
ISO 14001:2015
ISO 45001:2018
ISO 9001:2015

DEC TOOL CORPORATION NAICS # 333514
2651 DUKANE DR
ST. CHARLES, IL 60174
(630) 513-9883
www.dectool.com ISO 9001

Deep Coat Industries NAICS # 332812
470 N Heartland Drive, Suite A
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630) 466-1505
www.deepcoat.com
ISO 9001:2015

Diamond Envelope NAICS # 32322
2270 White Oak Circle
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 499-2800
www.diamondenvelope.com

Du-Call Miller Plastics, Inc NAICS # 325211
704 E North St
Elburn, IL 60119
(630) 964-6020
www.du-call.com

Dukane Precast NAICS # 238120
1805 High Grove Ln., Ste. 137
Naperville, IL 60540
6303558118
www.dukaneprecast.com
Past Benchmarking Winner 2026 SOURCE Advertiser
ISO 9001:2015
Veteran Owned Business

Elite Converting NAICS # 322299
932 E. Benton St.
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 983-1900
https://eliteconverting.com/
ISO 9001:2015
Veteran Owned Business

Ex-Cell Kaiser, LLC NAICS # 332312
11240 Melrose Ave.
Franklin Park, IL 60131
(847) 451-0451
www.ex-cell.com
Women Owned Business

FASTSIGNS of Geneva NAICS # 339950
1115 Randall Ct.
Geneva, IL 60134
630-326-7020
www.fastsigns.com/2344

Flexco NAICS # 326199
2525 Wisconsin Ave
Downers Grove, IL 60515
630-971-6240
www.Flexco.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner
GCAMP Executive’s Circle

Fox Chase Partners NAICS # 35650206
1690 E. Fabyan Parkway
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 761-8040
www.kwalyti.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

Freedom Graphic Systems NAICS # 323110
780 McClure Rd
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 375-8548
www.fgs.com

Freudenberg NAICS # 33994
Household Products
2188 Diehl Rd.
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 270-1515
www.freudenberg.com
ISO 14001
ISO 45001

Fully Promoted of St Charles NAICS # 541870
3714 Illinois Ave
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 587-8700
https://fullypromoted.com/locations/st-charles-il/

General Mills NAICS # 311
2089 Pillsbury Dr
Geneva, IL 60134
3312488500
www.generalmills.com/

Geneva Construction NAICS # 237310
Company
P.O. Box 998
Aurora, IL 60507
(630) 892-4357
www.genevaconstruction.net

Great Lakes Precision NAICS # 331210
Tube, Inc.
237 S. Highland Avenue
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 859-8940
www.glptube.com/ ISO 9001:2015

Gripple Inc. NAICS # 331204
1611 Emily Ln.
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 952-2102
www.gripple.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner
GCAMP Leader’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner 2026 SOURCE Advertiser
ISO 9001:2015

Grundfos Water Utility, Inc. NAICS # 333200
3905 Enterprise Ct.
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 499-6900
www.grundfos.com

Haumiller Engineering NAICS # 333999
370 Joseph Dr
South Elgin, IL 60177
(847) 695-9111
www.haumiller.com ISO 9001:2015

HFI Manufacturing, Inc. NAICS # 332322
3925 Stern Ave
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 293-9300
www.hfimfg.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle
ISO 9001:2015

HFR Precision NAICS # 334519
Machining, Inc.
1015 Airpark Dr.
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630) 556-4325
www.hfrprecision.com

HM Manufacturing
1200 Henri Drive
Wauconda, IL 60084
(847) 487-8700

Hoffer Plastics NAICS # 326
500 North Collins Street
South Elgin, IL 60177
(630) 715-0628
www.hofferplastics.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner

Hormann LLC NAICS # 332322
5050 Baseline Rd.
Montgomery, IL 60538
(630) 859-3000
www.hormann.us

Industrial Hard NAICS # 331221
Chrome LTD
501 Fluid Power Dr.
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 208-7000
http://industrialhardchrome.com/
GCAMP Leader’s Circle
ISO 9001:2015

International Paper NAICS # 322211
2540 Prospect Ct.
Aurora, IL 60502
630-906-2137
www.internationalpaper.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Past Benchmarking Winner

International Valve
Marketing LLC
483 N Heartland Drive, Unit C-D
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630) 466-0300
www.internationalvalve.com

J.C. Schultz Enterprises, Inc. NAICS # 314999
951 Swanson Dr.
Batavia, IL 60510
(800) 323-9127
www.flagsource.com
Women Owned Business

J/B Industries, Inc. NAICS # 336390
601 N. Farnsworth Ave.
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 851-9444
www.jbind.com

JaMar Packaging NAICS # 322211
1331 Howard Dr.
West Chicago, IL 60185
(630) 293-1017
www.jamarpkg.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

K-Display
6150 Oak Park Avenue
Chicago IL 60638
(773) 586-2042
https://kdisplay.com/

Kenyeri Engineering NAICS # 333517
& Manufacturing
2300 Wisconsin Ave STE 218-219
Downers Grove, IL 60515-2241
630-395-9594
www.kenyeriengineering.com
Women Owned Business

Keson, LLC NAICS # 332216
810 Commerce St.
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 820-4200
www.Keson.com

Kuriyama of America, Inc NAICS # 333999
150 N. Martingale, Suite 900
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 755-0360
www.kuriyama.com
GCAMP Innovator’s Circle

L&M Corrugated
Container Corporation
10680 88th Avenue
Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
(262) 842-1900

Labels & Specialty NAICS # 323111
Products, LLC
3915 Stern Ave
Saint Charles, IL 60174
(630) 513-8060
www.labels-sp.com

Lakeview Precision
Machining, Inc.
751 Schneider Drive
South Elgin, IL 60177
(847) 742-7170

Lakone Company NAICS # 326199
1003 Aucutt Rd.
Montgomery, IL 60538
(630) 892-4251
www.lakoneco.com

Lechler, Inc NAICS # 332721
445 Kautz Rd
St. Charles, IL 60174
(800) 777-2926
www.lechlerusa.com ISO 9001:2015

Lexco Cable NAICS # 332618
7320 W Agatite Ave
Norridge, IL 60706
(773) 588-8890
www.lexcocable.com/ ISO 9001:2015

Lift-All Company NAICS # 331222
1620 Fullerton Ct, Ste 400
Glendale Heights, IL 60139
(630) 534-6860
www.lift-all.com/

Little Friends/Spectrum NAICS # 624310
27555 Diehl Rd.
Warrenville, IL 60555
(630) 929-2707
www.littlefriendsinc.org

Loadhog Inc
841 W Hawthorne Lane
West Chicago, IL 60185
(850) 375-9179
loadhog.com

M&M Quality Grinding
7335A Santa Fe Drive
Hodgkins, IL 60525
773-229-1818
www.mmquality.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

Mantec Services Inc
2500 Production Drive Suite A
Saint Charles, IL 60174
(206) 285-5656
mantecservicesinc.com
Minority Owned Business

MAPEI Corporation NAICS # 325520
530 Industrial Drive
West Chicago, IL 60185
(331) 703-8591
www.mapei.com

Mazak Corporation NAICS # 333517
300 E. Commerce Dr.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 885-8311
www.mazakusa.com/technology-centers/midwest/
GCAMP Executive’s Circle

McCormick FONA NAICS # 311999
1900 Averill Rd.
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 578-8600
www.mccormickfona.com/
Past Benchmarking Winner

Meadowvale, Inc. NAICS # 311511
1305 6th St
Sandwich, IL 60548
https://meadowvale-inc.com/

Metal Master Sales Co. NAICS # 423510
1159 N. Main St.
Glendale Heights, IL 60139
(630) 348-0192
www.metalmaster.com ISO 9001:2015

Metalloy Company NAICS # 333514
3728 Illinois Ave.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 587-1188
www.metalloyco.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner
Women Owned Business

MILLER CARBONIC INC
1691 Landmark Rd.
Aurora, IL 60506
(773) 624-5651
www.milcarb.com

Miner Enterprises, Inc. NAICS # 321113
1200 East State Street
Geneva, IL 60134
(888) 822-5334
www.minerent.com

Monitor Technologies LLC NAICS # 334513
44W320 Keslinger Rd.
Elburn, IL 60119
(630) 365-9403
www.monitortech.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Bronze Sponsor
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle
ISO 9001:2015

Motion Simple Inc
1725B Crescent Lake Dr.
Montgomery, IL 60538
(630) 394-9056
www.motionsimple.com/

MSI Express NAICS # 311999
525 Dunham Rd.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 443-2122
www.msiexpress.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

MTH Pumps/ NAICS # 333911
MTH Tool Company, Inc.
401 W. Main St.
Plano, IL 60545
(630) 552-4115
www.mthpumps.com
2025 Benchmarking Winner
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Leader’s Circle
Past Benchmarking Winner
ISO 14001:2015
ISO 9001:2018

NAPCO STEEL, INC. NAICS # 332721
1800 Arthur Dr.
West Chicago, IL 60185
(630) 293-1900
www.napcosteel.com

Norix Group, Inc. NAICS # 442110
One Innovation Dr.
West Chicago, IL 60185
630-231-1331
www.norix.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

Odin Fabrication, Inc. NAICS # 332322
740 Hicks Drive
Elburn, IL 60119
(630) 365-2475
www.odinfab.com
Women Owned Business

Ox Industries NAICS # 322130
1601 E. Mountain St.
Aurora, IL 60505
630-898-4231
www.Oxindustries.com

Peerless Industries NAICS # 332999
2300 White Oak Circle
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 375-5100
www.peerless-av.com ISO 14001
ISO 9001

Pentair NAICS # 356100
800 Airport Rd.
North Aurora, IL 60542
(630) 859-7045
www.pentair.com

Perla Foods USA
1456 Brewster Creek Blvd
Bartlett IL 60103
(224) 363-2937
https://tablefoods.com

PHOENIX NAICS # 326199
975 Meridian Lake Dr
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 420-4750
www.phxpkg.com/

Pioneer Service Inc. NAICS # 332721
7335B Santa Fe Drive
Hodgkins, IL 60525
(630) 628-0249
www.pioneerserviceinc.com
ISO 9001:2015
Past Benchmarking Winner
Women Owned Business

PMA Friction Products
880 Kingsland Dr
Batavia, IL 60510
(815) 375-4497

Processing Technologies
International LLC NAICS # 333249
2655 White Oak Circle
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 585-5800
www.ptiextruders.com

Producers Chemical Company NAICS # 42469
1960 Bucktail Lane
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630) 466-4584
www.producerschemical.com/

Randal Retail Group NAICS # 337215
507 N. Raddant Rd.
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 761-0400
www.randalretail.com

Richards-Wilcox, Inc. NAICS # 333922
600 S. Lake St.
Aurora, IL 60506
800-277-1699
www.richardswilcox.com/
VIA Founding Member

Rieke Office Interiors NAICS # 337214
2000 Fox Lane
Elgin, IL 60123
(847) 622-9711
https://rieke.com/
Women Owned Business

SBE VARVIT USA, LLC NAICS # 423710
1455 Sequoia Dr Ste 101
Aurora, IL 60506
331-205-7004
www.vescovinigroup.it ISO 9001:2015

Schleifring Medical Systems, LLC
1420 Crispin Drive
Elgin, IL 60123
(847) 741-9600
www.schleifringmedical.com/

Schuman Cheese NAICS # 311513
2589 Technology Drive
Elgin , IL 60124
847-851-8500
www.schumancheese.com

Service Pallet, LLC NAICS # 321920
500 Overland Dr.
North Aurora, IL 60542
708-458-9100
www.servicepallet.com

Share Machine, Inc. NAICS # 332710
2175 Rochester Dr.
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 906-1810
www.sharemachine.com

Shorr Packaging Corp NAICS # 333339
4000 Ferry Road
Aurora, IL 60502
(630) 499-3101
www.shorr.com

Simplex System Controls NAICS # 335313
444 W Fullerton Ave
Elmhurst, IL 60126
(630) 766-8401
www.simplexsystemcontrols.com
Past Benchmarking Winner

Smith and Richardson Inc. NAICS # 332721
PO Box 589
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 232-2581
www.smithandrichardson.com
Past Benchmarking Winner

Smithfield Foods NAICS # 311612
410 Kirk Rd
St. Charles, IL 60174
630-549-2209
www.smithfieldfoods.com

Sonova USA, Inc. NAICS # 334510
444 Commons St
Aurora, IL 60504
8445448588
ww.sonova.com
Past Benchmarking Winner

Subco Foods NAICS # 311991
1150 Commerce Dr
West Chicago , IL 60185
(630) 231-0003
www.subcofoods.com

Suncast Corporation NAICS # 337125
701 North Kirk Road
Batavia, IL 60510
630-406-6200.
www.suncast.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Innovator’s Circle

Syn-Tech Ltd.
1550 W Fullerton Ave, Unit E
Addison IL 60101
(630) 628-7290
www.syn-techlube.com

Tech-Weld, Inc.
805 Thornwood Drive
Sycamore, IL 60178
(630) 365-3000
www.techweld.net

Tek Pak, Inc. NAICS # 326191
707 Kautz Road
St Charles, IL 60174
(630) 406-0560
www.tekpak.com
Past Benchmarking Winner
ISO 13485
ISO 9001:2015
ISO 9001:2018

The Label Printers NAICS # 323111
1710 N. Landmark Rd.
Aurora, IL 60506
6308976970
www.thelabelprinters.com ISO 27001
ISO 9001

The Suter Company NAICS # 311422
1015 Bethany Road
Sycamore, IL 60178
(815) 895-9186
www.suterco.com
Past Benchmarking Winner

Timken Aurora Bearing NAICS # 423840
901 Aucutt Rd
Montgomery, IL 60538
(630) 859-2030
timken.com

Tomenson Machine NAICS # 332710
Works, Inc.
1150 Powis Rd., Unit 6
West Chicago, IL 60185
(630) 377-7670
www.tomenson.com ISO 9001:2015

Tox-Pressotechnik LLC NAICS # 423830
4250 Weaver Parkway
Warrenville, IL 60555
(630) 447-4600
www.tox.com
GCAMP Leader’s Circle
ISO 9001:2015

TransMachine MTT NAICS # 336343
733 McClure Road
Aurora, IL 60502
(800) 576-2492
transmachine.com

Unilock Chicago, Inc. NAICS # 327331
301 E. Sullivan Rd.
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 892-9191
www.unilock.com
GCAMP Leader’s Circle

United Scrap Metal NAICS # 423930
1545 S. Cicero Ave.
Cicero, IL 60804
(708) 780-6800
www.unitedscrap.com
Past Benchmarking Winner
Women Owned Business

US MFG
250 Industrial Drive
Hampshire, IL 60140
(815) 501-9961

Valley Fastener Group NAICS # 332722
1490 Mitchell Rd
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 299-8910
www.valleyfastener.com
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle
ISO 9001:2015

Valley Sheltered Workshop NAICS # 624310
325 Main Street
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 879-2359
vsw-il.org

Vertec BioSolvents, Inc. NAICS # 424690
1525 Kautz Road, Suite 1000
West Chicago, IL 60185
630-960-0600
www.vertecbiosolvents.com/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Past Benchmarking Winne

VIM Recyclers, L.P. NAICS # 423930
920 Rathbone
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 566-7903
www.vimrecyclers.com

Walker Process Equipment- NAICS # 333318
Div McNish Corp
840 N. Russell Ave.
Aurora, IL 60506
630-264-5300
www.walker-process.com

Warwick NAICS # 323111
Publishing Company
2601 E. Main St.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 584-3871
www.warwickpublishing.com

Win Technologies, Inc. NAICS # 423610
800-1 Frontenac Rd.
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 236-1020
www.scot-wintech.com/

Wise Plastics Technologies NAICS # 326199
3810 Stern Ave.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(847) 697-2840
www.wiseplastics.com/

Professional Service providers

Accounting & Financial Services

Cherry Bekaert NAICS# 541211
1707 N. Randall Rd., Ste. 200
Elgin, IL 60123
8002799469
Www.cbh.com

Curi RMB Capital NAICS# 52
One Parkview Plaza Suite 700
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
(630) 684-8876
www.rmbcap.com
GCAMP Executive’s Circle

DHJJ, Ltd. NAICS# 541211
184 Shuman Blvd. #200
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 420-1360
https://dhjj.com/
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Edward Jones NAICS# 523930
2000 S. Batavia Ave, Suite 510
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 208-0649
www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/matthew-briggs

FORVIS Mazars NAICS# 541211
1901 S. Meyers Rd., Ste. 500
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
(630) 282-9500
www.forvismazars.us/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Paragon International, Inc. NAICS# 541611
1901 N Roselle Rd Ste 711
Schaumburg, IL 60195
(847) 240-2981
https://fixedassetexperts.com/

SAGE Private Wealth Group NAICS# 523940
18W140 Butterfield Rd #1160
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
(630) 933-0000
www.sageprivatewealth.com/
Minority Owned Business
Women Owned Business

Sikich LLC NAICS# 541211
1415 W. Diehl Rd., Ste. 400
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 566-8400
www.sikich.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Gold Sponsor

Attorney

Amundsen Davis LLC NAICS# 54110
3815 E Main St Ste A-1
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 587-7922
www.amundsendavislaw.com

Clingen Callow NAICS# 541110
& McLean, LLC
2300 Cabot Dr Ste 500
Lisle, IL 60532
(630) 871-2612
www.ccmlawyer.com

Lavelle Law NAICS# 541110
1933 North Meacham Road, Suite 600
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 705-7555
www.lavellelaw.com/

The Gierach Law Firm, LLC NAICS# 541110
1776 Legacy Cir Ste 104
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 756-1160
www.gierachlawfirm.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Bronze Sponsor
Women Owned Business

Banks

American Community Bank NAICS# 522110
381 S. Main St
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
815-236-8863
www.amcombank.com

BMO Harris Bank NA NAICS# 522110
503 N. Washington 2nd Floor
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 420-3514
www.bmoharris.com

Busey Bank NAICS# 522110
One Mid America Plaza, Ste. 140
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
(630) 575-9706
www.busey.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Gold Sponsor

Byline Bank NAICS# 522110
55 Shuman Blvd., Suite 100
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 348-2185
www.bylinebank.com/

CIBC Bank USA NAICS# 522110
120 S. LaSalle St
Chicago, IL 60603
(773) 405-7109
https://us.cibc.com/en/home.html

Fifth Third Bank NAICS# 522110
1400 16th Street
Oak Brook, IL 60523
www.53.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser

First Mid Bank & Trust NAICS# 522110
460 S. 1st Street
St. Charles, IL 60174
630-443-3981
www.firstmid.com/

Huntington Bank NAICS# 522110
5600 N. River Rd. Suite 200
Rosemont, IL 60018
847-737-0371
www.huntington.com

Old Second National NAICS# 323111
Bank Of Aurora
37 S. River St.
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 892-0202
www.oldsecond.com/
GCAMP’s Executive Circle

PNC Bank
2650 Warrenville Road, Suite 400
Downers Grove, IL 60515
(269) 873-2009
pnc.com

Republic Bank of Chicago NAICS# 522110
2221 Camden Court
Oak Brook, IL 60523
630-822-7186
www.republicEbank.com
Women Owned Business

WINTRUST Commercial
Banking NAICS# 522110
411 W. Main St.
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 687-0824
www.bankstcharles.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Education & Research Institutions

College of DuPage NAICS# 611210
425 Fawell Blvd, BIC1D02
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
(630) 942-2269
https://cod.edu/

Elgin Community College NAICS# 611210
1700 Spartan Dr, K111.01
Elgin, IL 60123
847.214.7238
www.elgin.edu

Waubonsee NAICS# 611210
Community College
Route 47 @ Waubonsee Dr.
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630) 466-7900
www.waubonsee.edu
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Engineering

Kluber Architects NAICS# 541310
+ Engineers
41 W. Benton Street
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 406-1213
www.kluberinc.com

Larson Engineering, Inc. NAICS# 541330
1488 Bond Street, Suite 100
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 357-0540
www.larsonengr.com

Environmental, Health or Safety Consultants

ESG OWL NAICS# 541618
5517 N. Ravenswood
Chicago, IL 60640
(847) 630-2182
www.esgowl.com

Falcon Safety Group, LLC NAICS# 541310
246 E Dayton St
Galesburg , IL 61401
(309) 343-2314
www.falconsafetygroup.com

Mostardi Platt NAICS# 541380
888 Industrial Dr.
Elmhurst, IL 60126
(630) 993-2100
www.mostardiplatt.com

Roux Associates, LLC NAICS# 541620
1301 W. 22nd Street, Suite 800
Oak Brook, IL 60523
630-601-7021
www.rouxinc.com

Municipalities & Government Agencies

Village of Elk Grove Village
901 Wellington Ave
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
847-357-4005
www.elkgrove.org
GCAMP Visionary’s Circle

Village of Hoffman Estates
1900 Hassell Road
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
8477812662
www.hoffmanestates.org
GCAMP Visionary’s Circle

Village of Schaumburg
101 Schaumburg Court
Schaumburg , IL 60193
847-923-4705
www.villageofschaumburg.com/
GCAMP Visionary’s Circle

Healthcare

Rush-Copley Medical Center NAICS# 622110
2000 Ogden Ave.
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 978-6200
www.rushcopley.com

Insurance Brokers

Advantage Group
844-441-5372
www.advantagegroupga.com

AssuredPartners
25 Northwest Point Blvd
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
(847) 352-3998
www.assuredpartners.com/elkgrovevillage/

Clear Insight Benefits
Consulting Inc. NAICS# 524210
451 Dunham Rd., Ste. 600
St. Charles, IL 60174
(630) 496-8200
www.clear-insight.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Connor Gallagher NAICS# 524210
One Source
750 Warrenville Rd., Suite 400
Lisle, IL 60532
(630) 810-9100
www.gocgo.com/

Marsh & McLennan NAICS# 524210
Agency LLC
20 N. Martingale Road
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 463-7135
www.marshmma.com

The Daniel and Henry Co. NAICS# 524210
200 S. Wacker Dr, Suite 750
Chicago, IL 60606
773-484-3144
www.danielandhenry.com

USI Insurance Services NAICS# 524210
475 N Martingale Rd, Suite 900
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(309) 830-9781
www.usi.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser

IT Services & Consultants

7 Layer Solutions NAICS# 541153
1933 Wright Blvd
Schaumburg, IL 60193
(844) 752-9374
https://7layersolutions.com/

AdCirrus ERP NAICS# 541512
917 N Plum Grove Rd Ste C
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(630) 430-6912
adcirruserp.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Minority Owned Business
Women Owned Business

CCS Technology Group NAICS# 541512
3620 Edison Pl STE A
Rolling Meadows , IL 60008
(224) 232-5500
ccstechnologygroup.com

Magnitech NAICS# 518210
1730 Park St, Ste 115
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 282-6540
www.magnitech.com

Network It Easy
5400 Patton Drive, 4A
Lisle, IL 60532
(630) 435-4000
https://networkiteasy.com/

Orbitech Software Solutions
107 E Division St.
Villa Park, IL 60181
630-806-4616
https://orbitech.software
Annual Platinum Sponsor
2026 SOURCE Advertiser

Prescient Solutions NAICS# 541519
1834 Walden Office Square, 5th Floor
Schaumburg, IL 60173
888-343-6040
www.prescientsolutions.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Bronze Sponsor

SundogIT NAICS# 541519
230 E. Lincoln Highway
DeKalb, IL 60115
(815) 991-2442
www.sundogit.com
Veteran Owned Business

WEBIT Services, Inc. NAICS# 54151
1815 W Diehl Rd, Ste 200
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 870-1088
www.webitservices.com

Miscellaneous Services

Buck Services
401 Industrial Dr
West Chiacgo, IL 60185
(630) 876-8184
www.buckservices.com

Constellation NAICS# 221118
1131 Williamsbury Drive
Crystal Lake, IL 60012
(847) 738-2510
https://associations.constellation.com/via/

Insperity NAICS# 561320
1901 Butterfield Road Suite 910
Downers Grove, IL 60515
6306716905
www.insperity.com

Interiors for Business NAICS# 442110
409 N. River St.
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 761-1070
www.interiorsforbusiness.com

Nania Energy Advisors NAICS# 54169
4200 Cantera Drive, Suite 219
Warrenville, IL 60555
6304531068
naniaenergy.com

RMS Enterprises
Batavia, IL
(630) 865-8408
www.rms-enterprises.com
Women Owned Business

Real Estate Brokers

Cushman & Wakefield, IL NAICS# 531210
9500 W Bryn Mawr, Ste. 600
Rosemont, IL 60018
(847) 518-3259
www.cushwakechicago.com/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

Dolan & Murphy NAICS# 5313
765 Orchard Ave.
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 801-8800
www.dolanmurphy.com

Lee & Associates of Illinois NAICS# 531210
9450 Bryn Mawr Ave Ste 550
Rosemont, IL 60018
(773) 355-5802
www.lee-associates.com/

Sales, Marketing and Advertising

Bureau Gravity
56 S. LaSalle St.
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 801-1644
www.bureaugravity.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Custom Direct, Inc. NAICS# 541613
P.O. Box 425
Beverly Shores, IN 46301
630-529-6035
www.customdirect.com/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor
Minority Owned Business

Hantarra, powered
by Sales Xceleration
1646 Sawyer Avenue
Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137
(312) 560-0336
https://salesxceleration.bullseyelocations.com/salesxceleration/advisors/howard-fisher/33796644

K + L Storytellers NAICS# 541810
1310 Garfield Avenue
Aurora, IL 60506
6306972652
www.klstorytellers.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Gold Sponsor
Women Owned Business

Red Caffeine NAICS# 454390
106 W. Saint Charles Road
Lombard, IL 60148
(630) 785-6903
www.redcaffeine.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor
Women Owned Business

SurtzMedia, LLC NAICS# 541890
1020 Cedar Ave, Suite 224
Saint Charles, IL 60174
630-414-0893
www.surtzmedia.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor

Staffing & Career Services

Barton Staffing NAICS# 561311
Solutions, Inc.
1000 Corporate Blvd, Suite A
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 897-3591
www.bartonstaffing.com/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser

CMIT Solutions - 1220 NAICS# 541519
2815 Forbs Ave., Suite 107
Hoffman Estates, IL 60192
(224) 281-9269
https://cmitsolutions.com/elgin-il-1220/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
GCAMP Mentor’s Circle

CyberSearch NAICS# 561320
200 N Martingale
Schaumburg, , IL 60173
(847) 714-7424
www.cybsearch.com

Entegee NAICS# 5613
2 Elm Creek Drive, 314
Elmhurst, IL 60126
(312) 285-3922
www.entegee.com

Manpower NAICS# 561311
421 Sullivan Road
Aurora, IL 60506
(630) 898-2990
http://ilmanpower.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Bronze Sponsor

OptiPeople Resources NAICS# 561320
39W849 Kellar Sq
Geneva, IL 60134
(847) 778-1323
www.optipeopleresources.com
Minority Owned Business

Stannum Core Solutions LLC NAICS# 561320
3045 N Southport Ave, FL 2
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 217-8838
stannumcore.com

Sterling Engineering, Inc. NAICS# 541330
Two Westbrook Corp. Ctr., Ste. 300
Westchester, IL 60154
(630) 993-3400
www.sterling-engineering.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor
Women Owned Business

StevenDouglas NAICS# 561320
500 West Madison Street, Suite 1000
Chicago, IL 60661
(312) 898-1496
www.stevendouglas.com/

Summit Staffing NAICS# 561311
610 Enterprise Dr
Oak Brook, IL 60523
7084501600
www.summitstaffing.com

Symphony Search Inc. NAICS# 561320
956 S. Bartlett Rd., Suite 199
Bartlett, IL 60103
(630) 251-8498
www.symphonysearchinc.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Women Owned Business
Veteran Owned Business

Training, Coaching and Business Consultants

Chalmers St. Consulting NAICS# 541611
217 Chalmers St
Geneva, IL 60134
(312) 576-9399
www.chalmersst.com/

FocalPoint Business NAICS# 611427
Coaching of Fox River
3 West Ellington Court
South Elgin, IL 60177
(630) 461-0396
https://patricksteele.focalpointcoaching.com/
Veteran Owned Business

Labor Titan
2206 N Main Street #236
Wheaton, IL 60187
847-777-3804
www.strategytitan.com

LMI Chicago, Inc. NAICS# 611430
27475 Ferry Rd.
Warrenville, IL 60555
(630) 717-2744
www.lmi-chicago.com
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor

Proactive Human NAICS# 541612
Resources, LLC
328 S. 3rd Street, Suite 2B
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 538-6524
www.proactivehumanresources.com
Women Owned Business

Professional NAICS# 611430
Development Services
504 Claremont Ave
West Chicago, IL 60185
773-802-2632
www.professionaldevelopmentservices.com
Women Owned Business

Schooley Mitchell NAICS# 541611
869 S. Hawthorne Ave
Elmhurst, IL 60126
(630) 414-2095
www.schooleymitchell.com/nschwan

Trellis Works, LLC NAICS# 611430
2001 Butterfield Rd Suite 265
Downers Grove, IL 60515
(708) 441-5616
www.trellis-works.com/
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Partners

Community Partner

Aurora Regional NAICS# 813910
Economic Alliance
43 West Galena Blvd.
Aurora, IL 60506
630-256-3180
auroraregionaleconomicalliance.org

Batavia Chamber NAICS# 813910
of Commerce
106 West Wilson Street
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 879-7134
www.bataviachamber.org

CASA Kane County NAICS# 624190
Geneva
630-232-4484
casakanecounty.org

Choose Dupage NAICS# 813910
2001 Butterfield Road, Suite 235
Downers Grove , IL 60515
331-401-5817
www.choosedupage.com

City of Aurora NAICS# 921110
Aurora , IL 60506
6302563010
www.aurora.il.us/home

City of Batavia NAICS# 921110
100 N Island Ave
Batavia, IL 60510
(630) 454-2000
www.cityofbatavia.net

City of Geneva NAICS# 921110
22 S. First Street
Geneva, IL 60134
630-232-7494
www.geneva.il.us

City of St. Charles NAICS# 921110
St. Charles,
630-377-4400
www.stcharlesil.gov

Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley
PO Box 4786
Aurora, IL 60507
630-896-7800
WWW.CFFRV.ORG

Dunham Foundation
Aurora,
630-844-2774
www.dunhamfoundation.org/

Elgin Development Group & Elgin Area Chamber NAICS# 813910
31 S. Grove Avenue
Elgin, IL 60120
(847) 741-5660
www.elgindevelopment.com

Fox Valley Orthopedics
2525 Kaneville road
Geneva , IL 60134
630-524-0123
www.fvortho.com/

German American Chamber of Commerce of the Midwest NAICS# 813910
150 N Michigan Ave, 35th floor
Chicago, IL 60601
312-585-8016
www.gaccmidwest.org

Greater Rockford NAICS# 813910
Chamber of Commerce
308 W. State St. Suite 350
Rockford, IL 61101
815-987-8100
https://rockfordil.com/

Kane County NAICS# 921110
719 S. Batavia Ave, Bldg A
Geneva, IL 60134
(630) 232-3400
www.countyofkane.org

Kane County Sheriff’s Office NAICS# 922120
37W755 IL Route 38, Ste A
St. Charles, IL 60175
(630) 208-2009
www.kanesheriff.com

Kendall County
111 West Fox Street
Yorkville, IL 60560
630-381-9574
kendallcountyil.gov

Northern Illinois University NAICS# 61131
Dekalb,
www.niu.edu

Paramount Theatre
Aurora
630-896-6666
www.paramountaurora.com

Schaumburg Business NAICS# 813910
Association
1501 E. Woodfield Rd., Ste 115N
Schaumburg, 60173
847-413-1010
www.schaumburgbusiness.com

St. Charles Area Chamber NAICS# 813910
of Commerce
1601 E Main Street , Suite D
St Charles, IL 60174
(630) 584-8384
www.stcharleschamber.com

St. Charles Business Alliance NAICS# 813910
536 Longmeadow Circle
St Charles, IL 60174
630-443-3967
www.stcalliance.org

Village of Elk Grove Village
901 Wellington Ave
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
847-357-4005
www.elkgrove.org

Village of Hoffman Estates
1900 Hassell Road
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
8477812662
www.hoffmanestates.org/

Village of Montgomery
200 N. River Street
Montgomery, IL 60538
331-212-9011
montgomeryil.org

Village of Schaumburg
101 Schaumburg Court
Schaumburg , IL 60193
847-923-4705
www.villageofschaumburg.com/

Village of Sugar Grove - NAICS# 813910
Economic Development Department 601 Heartland Drive
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
630-391-7242
sugargroveil.gov

WBDC
43 W. Galena Blvd.
Auror,a IL 60506
(312) 853-3477
www.wbdc.org

World Relief NAICS# 813410
73 S. Lasalle St
Aurora, IL 60505
630-906-9546
https://worldrelief.org/chicagoland/

Education Partner

Northern Kane County Regional Vocational System NAICS# 813910
275 South St.
Burlington, IL 60109
2249907070
www.northernkanepathways.com

Northwest Educational Council for Student Success EFE#070 NAICS# 611
2121 S. Goebbert Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
847-718-6800
www.necsspartnership.com

VALEES - Valley Education NAICS# 611
for Employment System EFE #130
Rt 47 at Waubonsee Drive, Bldg A- Room 161
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630) 466-5736
www.valees.org

Three Rivers Education
for Employment System EFE 100
Joliet,
815-280-2990
www.cteintrees.org/

Resource Partner

Boys & Girls Club of Elgin NAICS# 624110
735 Martin Drive
South Elgin , IL 60177
8476085017
www.bgcncil.org

Business & Career Services, Inc. NAICS# 611
1400 S. Wolf Rd.
Wheeling, IL 60090
847-484-8180
www.northcookjobcenter.com

Fox Valley NAICS# 813910
Entrepreneurship Center
321 E. Wilson St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630--248-3629
www.fvec.org

HR Source NAICS# 813920
3025 Highland Pkwy Ste 225
Downers Grove, IL 60515
(800) 448-4584
www.hrsource.org
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Silver Sponsor

IDES - WorkNet NAICS# 561311
https://ides.illinois.gov/

IMA Illinois NAICS# 813910
Manufacturers Association
220 East Adams
Springfield, IL 62701
217-718-4211
ima-net.org

IMEC NAICS# 236220
1501 W. Bradley Ave
Peoria, IL 61625
630-215-6928
www.imec.org
2026 SOURCE Advertiser
Annual Platinum Sponsor

Women in Manufacturing NAICS# 813920
Illinois Chapter
(847) 463-7135
www.womeninmanufacturing.org/illinois

Alphabetical Listings

#

7 Layer Solutions
Professional Service Providers pg59

A

Abrasive West LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Accurate Door
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Ace Metal Crafts Co.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Acme Finishing Company, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

AdCirrus ERP
Professional Service Providers pg59

Advance Lifts, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Advantage Group
Professional Service Providers pg59

Alarm Detection Systems, Inc.
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Allied Rivet, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Allways Precision LLC.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Alps Wire Rope
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

American Community Bank
Professional Service Providers pg58

Amsted Automotive
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Amundsen Davis LLC
Professional Service Providers pg58

AMWELL-Div McNish Corp
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Apex Material Handling Corporation
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Aramark Refreshments
Industrial Service Providers pg57

ASK Power
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Assurance Technologies, Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

AssuredPartners
Professional Service Providers pg59

ATMI Precast
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Aurora Metals Division, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Aurora Regional Economic Alliance
Partners pg62

Aurora Sign Co
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Aurora Specialty Textiles Group, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Axis Designs, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

B

B-O-F Corporation
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Babbitting Service Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

BAC Restoration
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Bales Metal Surface Solutions
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Ball Horticultural Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Barton Staffing Solutions, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg61

Batavia Chamber of Commerce
Partners pg 62

Batavia Container, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

BDK Door, Inc.
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Benetech, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

BFC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Bid Evolution
Industrial Service Providers pg57

Bison AMETEK
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Blachford, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

BMO Harris Bank NA
Professional Service Providers pg58

Boombah Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Boys & Girls Club of Elgin
Partners pg63

Buck Services
Professional Service Providers pg60

Bureau Gravity
Professional Service Providers pg60

Busey Bank
Professional Service Providers pg58

Business & Career Services, Inc.
Partners pg63

Business To Business Logistics LLC
Industrial Service Providers pg56

BWS Logistics
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Byline Bank
Professional Service Providers pg58

C

C&C POWER, Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Canteen Refreshment Services
Industrial Service Providers pg57

CARR Machine & Tool Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

CASA Kane County
Partners pg62

Cascade Energy
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Cast Aluminum Solutions
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

CCS Technology Group
Professional Service Providers pg60

Centor
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Chalmers St. Consulting
Professional Service Providers pg61

Cherry Bekaert
Professional Service Providers pg57

Chicago Glue and Machine
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Choose Dupage
Partners pg62

Chronos Imaging LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

CIBC Bank USA
Professional Service Providers pg58

City of Aurora
Partners pg62

City of Batavia
Partners pg62

City of Geneva
Partners pg62

City of St. Charles
Partners pg62

Clarios
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Clear Insight Benefits Consulting Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg59

Clingen Callow & McLean, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg58

Cloud Mantra LLC
Industrial Service Providers pg57

CMIT Solutions - 1220
Professional Service Providers pg61

College of DuPage
Professional Service Providers pg58

Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley
Partners pg62

Compact Industries, Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Connor Gallagher One Source
Professional Service Providers pg59

Constellation
Professional Service Providers pg60

Continental Envelope
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Convenience Concepts
Manufacturers & Distributors pg50

Curi RMB Capital
Professional Service Providers pg57

Cushman & Wakefield, IL
Professional Service Providers pg60

Custom Aluminum Products, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Custom Direct, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg60

CyberSearch
Professional Service Providers pg61

D

DEC TOOL CORPORATION
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Deep Coat Industries
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

DHJJ, Ltd.
Professional Service Providers pg57

Diamond Envelope
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Dolan & Murphy
Professional Service Providers pg60

Du-Call Miller Plastics, Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Dukane Precast
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Dunham Foundation
Partners pg62

E

Edward Jones
Professional Service Providers pg57

Elgin Community College
Professional Service Providers pg58

Elgin Development Group & Elgin Area Chamber
Partners pg62

Elite Converting
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Energy Efficiency Solutions
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Entegee
Professional Service Providers pg61

ESG OWL
Professional Service Providers pg59

Ex-Cell Kaiser, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

F

Falcon Safety Group, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg59

FASTSIGNS of Geneva
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Fifth Third Bank
Professional Service Providers pg58

First Mid Bank & Trust
Professional Service Providers pg58

Fitzgerald’s Electrical Contracting
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Flexco
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

FocalPoint Business Coaching of Fox River
Professional Service Providers pg61

FORVIS Mazars
Professional Service Providers pg57

Fox Chase Partners
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Fox Valley Entrepreneurship Center
Partners pg63

Fox Valley Orthopedics
Partners pg62

Freedom Graphic Systems
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Freudenberg Household Products
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Fully Promoted of St Charles
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

G

General Mills
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Geneva Construction Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

German American Chamber of Commerce of the Midwest
Partners pg62

Great Lakes Precision Tube, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Greater Rockford Chamber of Commerce
Partners pg62

Gripple Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Grundfos Water Utility, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

H

Hantarra, powered by Sales Xceleration
Professional Service Providers pg60

Haumiller Engineering
Manufacturers & Distributors pg51

Herron Construction Company
Industrial Service Providers pg56

HFI Manufacturing, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

HFR Precision Machining, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

HM Manufacturing
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Hoffer Plastics
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Hormann LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

HR Source
Partners pg63

Huntington Bank
Professional Service Providers pg58

I

IDES - WorkNet
Partners pg63

IMA Illinois Manufacturers Association
Partners pg63

IMEC
Partners pg63

Industrial Hard Chrome LTD
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Insperity
Professional Service Providers pg60

Interiors for Business
Professional Service Providers pg60

International Paper
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

International Valve Marketing LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

J

J.C. Schultz Enterprises, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

J/B Industries, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

JaMar Packaging
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

K

K-Display
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

K + L Storytellers
Professional Service Providers pg60

Kane County
Partners pg62

Kane County Sheriff’s Office
Partners pg62

Kendall County
Partners pg62

Kenyeri Engineering & Manufacturing
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Keson, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Kluber Architects + Engineers
Professional Service Providers pg58

Kuriyama of America, Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

L

L&M Corrugated Container Corporation
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Labels & Specialty Products, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Labor Titan
Professional Service Providers pg61

Lakeview Precision Machining, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Lakone Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Lamp Incorporated
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Larson Engineering, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg59

Lavelle Law
Professional Service Providers pg58

Leahy Wolf Lubricants
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Lechler, Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Lee & Associates of Illinois
Professional Service Providers pg60

Lexco Cable
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Lift-All Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

Little Friends/Spectrum
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

LMI Chicago, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg61

Loadhog Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg52

M

M&M Quality Grinding
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Machinery Systems, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Magnitech
Professional Service Providers pg60

Mallory Alexander
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Manpower
Professional Service Providers pg61

Mantec Services Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

MAPEI Corporation
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC
Professional Service Providers pg59

Mazak Corporation
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

McCormick FONA
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Meadowvale, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Metal Master Sales Co.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Metalloy Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

MILLER CARBONIC INC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Miner Enterprises, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Monitor Technologies LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Mostardi Platt
Professional Service Providers pg59

Motion Simple Inc
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

MSI Express
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

MTH Pumps/MTH Tool Company, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

N

Nania Energy Advisors
Professional Service Providers pg60

NAPCO STEEL, INC.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

National SoftWash
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Network It Easy
Professional Service Providers pg60

Norix Group, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Northern Illinois University
Partners pg62

Northern Kane County Regional Vocational System
Partners pg63

Northwest Educational Council for Student Success EFE#070
Partners pg63

O

Odin Fabrication, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

Old Second National Bank Of Aurora
Professional Service Providers pg58

OptiPeople Resources
Professional Service Providers pg61

Orbitech Software Solutions
Professional Service Providers pg60

Ox Industries
Manufacturers & Distributors pg53

P

Painters Pro USA
Industrial Service Providers pg57

Paragon International, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg57

Paramount Theatre
Partners pg62

PDS Transportation Services
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Peerless Industries
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Pentair
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Perla Foods USA
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

PHOENIX
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Pioneer Service Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

PMA Friction Products
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

PNC Bank
Professional Service Providers pg58

Prescient Solutions
Professional Service Providers pg60

Proactive Human Resources, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg61

Processing Technologies International LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Producers Chemical Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Professional Development Services
Professional Service Providers pg61

Progressive Business Solutions
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Q

QT9
Industrial Service Providers pg57

Qualified Cargo Solutions, Inc.
Industrial Service Providers pg56

QX Impact
Industrial Service Providers pg57

R

Randal Retail Group
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Red Caffeine
Professional Service Providers pg61

Republic Bank of Chicago
Professional Service Providers pg58

Richards-Wilcox, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Rieke Office Interiors
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

RMS Enterprises
Professional Service Providers pg60

Roux Associates, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg59

Rush-Copley Medical Center
Professional Service Providers pg59

S

SAGE Private Wealth Group
Professional Service Providers pg57

SBE VARVIT USA, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Schaumburg Business Association
Partners pg62

Schleifring Medical Systems, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Schooley Mitchell
Professional Service Providers pg61

Schuman Cheese
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Service Pallet, LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

SERVPRO Team Zubricki
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Shambaugh & Son, LP.
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Share Machine, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Shorr Packaging Corp
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Showalter Roofing Services, Inc.
Industrial Service Providers pg57

Sikich LLC
Professional Service Providers pg57

Simplex System Controls
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Smith and Richardson Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Smithfield Foods
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Sonova USA, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

St. Charles Area Chamber of Commerce
Partners pg62

St. Charles Business Alliance
Partners pg62

Stannum Core Solutions LLC
Professional Service Providers pg61

Sterling Engineering, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg61

StevenDouglas
Professional Service Providers pg61

Subco Foods
Manufacturers & Distributors pg54

Summit Staffing
Professional Service Providers pg61

Suncast Corporation
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

SundogIT
Professional Service Providers pg60

SurtzMedia, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg61

Symphony Search Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg61

Syn-Tech Ltd.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

T

Tech-Weld, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Tek Pak, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

The Daniel and Henry Co.
Professional Service Providers pg59

The Gierach Law Firm, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg58

The Label Printers
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

The Suter Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Three Rivers Education for Employment System EFE 100
Partners pg63

Timken Aurora Bearing
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Tomenson Machine Works, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Tox-Pressotechnik LLC
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

TransMachine MTT
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Trellis Works, LLC
Professional Service Providers pg61

U

U.P. Logistics
Industrial Service Providers pg56

Unilock Chicago, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

United Scrap Metal
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

US MFG
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

USI Insurance Services
Professional Service Providers pg59

V

VALEES - Valley Education for Employment System EFE #130
Partners pg63

Valley Fastener Group
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Valley Sheltered Workshop
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Vertec BioSolvents, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Village of Elk Grove Village
Professional Service Providers pg59

Village of Elk Grove Village
Partners pg62

Village of Hoffman Estates
Professional Service Providers pg59

Village of Hoffman Estates
Partners pg62

Village of Montgomery
Partners pg63

Village of Schaumburg
Professional Service Providers pg59

Village of Schaumburg
Partners pg63

Village of Sugar Grove - Economic Development Department
Partners pg63

VIM Recyclers, L.P.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Vons Electric, Inc
Industrial Service Providers pg56

W

Walker Process Equipment-Div McNish Corp
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Warwick Publishing Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Waubonsee Community College
Professional Service Providers pg58

WBDC
Partners pg63

WEBIT Services, Inc.
Professional Service Providers pg60

Weldstar Company
Manufacturers & Distributors pg49

Win Technologies, Inc.
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

WINTRUST Commercial Banking
Professional Service Providers pg58

Wise Plastics Technologies
Manufacturers & Distributors pg55

Women in Manufacturing Illinois Chapter
Partners pg63

World Relief
Partners pg63

VIA ADVERTISER INDEX

Ad Cirrus 44

Bales Metal 19

Barton Staffing 24

Bid Evolution 42

Bureau Gravity 8

Busey Bank 39

Cascade Energy 43

Cast Aluminum 22

Clear Insight 2

CMIT Solutions 46

Continental Envelope 29

Cushman & Wakefield 20

Custom Aluminum 27

Custom Direct, Inc 39

DHJJ 43

DuKane Precast 37

Energy Efficiency
Solutions 24

Fifth Third 6

Forvis Mazars 7

Fox Valley Orthopedic 29

Gripple 19

HR SOURCE 70

IMEC 16

JaMar 28

K+L Storytellers 28

LMI 44

Machinery Systems 24

Manpower 28

Metalloy 26

Monitor 45

Orbitech 40

Painter’s Pro 36

Prescient 39

Red Caffeine 29

Schambaugh 20

ServPro 15

Sikich 26

Sterling 14

Surtz Media 22

Symphony Search 20

The Gierach Law Firm 27

The Trellis Group 35

USI Insurance 69

Vertec BioSolvents 18

Weldstar 45

Wintrust 12

CMIT Solutions 7

Custom Aluminum 4

Gripple 4

International Paper 2

MTH Pump 13

Suncast 9

Waubonsee Community College 5