Theodore K. Zampetis

Shiloh Industries, Inc. engages in lightweighting technologies that provide environmental and safety benefits to the mobility market. It designs and manufactures products within body structure and interior, chassis, and propulsion systems. The company was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Valley City, OH.

The Standard Products Co was into manufacturing rubber and plastic parts for automotive original equipment manufacturers. The company had operated through three principal segments; Engineered rubber products segment which was manufactures sealing, noise and vibration control products for original equipment automotive manufactures and sealing products for heavy duty truck applications. Engineered plastic product segment was manufactures gaskets, compression, plastic tubing etc for automotive, appliance and construction industries. The tread rubber segment was manufactures and markets precure and moldcure tread rubber, bonding gum, cement, repair materials and equipment for the tire retreading industry. The company was operates in United States, Brazil, Canada, France, Mexico, Poland and United Kingdom. The was located in Dearborn, MI.

Part of MAXIMUS, Inc., Strategic Partners International LLC implements activity-based costing systems for federal, state, and local government agencies. The company is based in Greenbelt, MD. Strategic Partners International was acquired by MAXIMUS, Inc. on July 31, 2000.