AKRON, Ohio — Akron Athletics is proud to announce a new corporate partnership with Mid-Ohio Forklifts, Inc., a family-owned company that has served the Akron community for 60 years. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to community engagement, relationship-building, and developing the next generation of leaders.
“60 years ago, we began our journey as a company and as a family-owned business. We live and breathe our core principle of treating people the way we want to be treated,” said Nate Sherwood, President of Mid-Ohio Forklifts, Inc. “We pride ourselves on offering outstanding products and backing them up with great service and support. As our journey continues, to be able to partner with such an exceptional university that shares our values is genuinely an honor for us. The University of Akron has molded and shaped generations of talented individuals, and to be part of that is truly humbling. We’re looking forward to what lies ahead. Go Zips!!!”
“Akron Athletics continues to build meaningful partnerships with organizations that share its dedication to excellence, innovation, and community engagement,” said Director of Athletics Dr. Andrew T. Goodrich. “The addition of Mid-Ohio Forklifts further strengthens the Zips’ network of corporate partners who help support the mission of making the climb for Akron student-athletes both on and off the field.”
Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Akron with an additional location in Mansfield, Mid-Ohio Forklifts has built a strong reputation for providing high-quality material handling equipment along with exceptional service and support. The company serves businesses locally and across the country, partnering with major national brands while maintaining its deep roots in Northeast Ohio.
Mid-Ohio Forklifts is widely recognized for its unwavering commitment to customer service and its strong client relationships across multiple industries. The company is also deeply invested in the local community and actively supports organizations and programs that create a positive impact throughout the region.
