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Jigsaw Data Corporation
1700 S Amphlett Blvd Ste 250
San Mateo, CA 94402-2728 USA

 

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Ontario Company Information on Jigsaw

PO Box 569
Daleville, 47307-0757
www.ontario.com
USA
Phone Number +1.765.378.4100
Industry Manufacturing
Employees 100 - 250
Revenue $1 - 10M
Ownership Privately Held
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Sales 3
Marketing 2
Finance & Admin 3
Human Resources 5
Support 2
Engineering & Research 1
Operations 1
IT & IS 4
C-Level 3
VP-Level 1
Director-Level 1
Manager-Level 7
Staff 6
Other 3
 
 

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Ontario Corporation, located in Muncie, Indiana, is a privately owned high-tech manufacturing and service firm with nearly 50 years experience in successfully starting, growing, acquiring, managing technology, manufacturing, and service businesses. Ontario is a closely held company with approximately 20% of the company owned by employees through an ESOP. The "modern era" of Ontario began in 1955 when it forged vanes and blades for the emerging industry of commercial jet engines. Ontario enjoyed a long, varied, and successful presence in the commercial aviation industry, which came to a close in 1995 when it sold its remaining aviati

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