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Fleet Response has been awarded an Ohio Success Award for 2020 by Ohio Business Magazine, according to the company.
The Ohio Success Awards recognize the accomplishments of companies that have demonstrated growth both in revenue and employees, as well as showing exemplary involvement in their communities and industry.
"Ohio’s strength as a growing and thriving business center and land of opportunity is built upon its businesses, non- profits, and governmental organizations’ success along with the partnerships they form amongst each other to benefit communities," Fleet Response said.
Fleet Response has demonstrated growth both in revenue and employees, as well as having demonstrated involvement in their community and service in their industry, according to the company.
“The roots of Fleet Response have been growing strong in Ohio for 34 years. However, none of the organization’s success would have been possible without our dedicated and hardworking employees,” said Scott Mawaka, CEO and president for Fleet Response.
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