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PALADIN PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS, INC.
PALADIN PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS, INC.
Valley View, Ohio
25-49 employees
Where have we been and where are we going? In 1990, our founder and CEO started the business in Cleveland, Ohio with two employees focused on Access Control, Intrusion, and CCTV. As the company grew, his corporate vision expanded as he had seen the need from our customers to provide additional services in the Fire Alarm and Professional Sound areas of our marketplaces. In 1997, our CEO made a corporate decision to expand our footprint into Columbus, Ohio to provide our services in this market as well. Today, Paladin provides service in Pro A/V, Intercom, Central Sound, Stadium Sound, Distributed Audio and Video, Life Safety, Area of Rescue, Access Control, CCTV, Intrusion, Apartment Entry, Monitoring, System Inspections, and Service in all parts of Ohio. As our customers’ needs grew, so did our Team. Today Paladin’s Team consists of more than 60 of the most talented individuals in our industry. As a company on the forefront of technology, our staff has a good mixture of experienced and newly emerging talent to meet today’s technology needs. In addition, to the staff, we have 25 installation and service trucks and the resources to compete with anyone in our marketplace. The President and the Management Team at Paladin are aware that technology is always changing and so are our customers and their needs. We also understand that we need to adapt to the new generation in order to connect with our customers’ through the ever changing communication platforms. Now that you know who we are, let’s work on your technology needs together. Please contact our Sales Team at 800-332-0603. “Our Team, Your Project, One Goal”
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
GERLACH'S GARDEN & POWER EQUIPMENT, INC.
GERLACH'S GARDEN & POWER EQUIPMENT, INC.
Erie, Pennsylvania
100-499 employees
To several generations of Erieites, the name Dave Hallman has been synonymous with shiny new Hyundais. Since opening their doors 44 years ago, the Dave Hallman dealership has been a fixture of the Erie car market, matching thousands of brand new Hyundais with smiling happy customers. In fact, if you bought a new Hyundai any time during the last 44 years in Erie, chances are you bought it from Dave or his son Dave, Jr. and why wouldn't you? After all, cars run so deep in the Hallman family that it's a wonder they don't all have oil cruising through their veins. Consider this: when Grandaddy Maynard Hallman started his first dealership in Rochester, NY, FDR was President, the Great Depression was in full swing. Since that time, Maynard went on to establish a dozen more dealerships as far south as Miami and west to Reno, Nevada. He also found time to raise five boys who worked in the business as well. Ask Dave Hallman what he is proudest of, though, and he doesn't hesitate to praise his over 150 employees. "We have virtually no employee turnover - some people have been with us since the 1950's. That kind of loyalty translates into top-notch service to our customers."
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading