Rochester Midland dedicated their worldwide headquarters in Ogden on July 20. Shown are (l to r) Brad Calkins, President Global Division RMC; Maggie Brooks, Monroe County Executive; Harlan Calkins, CEO of RMC; Gay Lenhard, Ogden Town Supervisor; Glenn Paynter, President of RMC; and Kathy Lindahl, President Specialty Chemicals Division RMC.Rochester Midland Corporation (RMC) dedicated their new worldwide headquarters facility in Ogden on July 20. Guests included Gay Lenhard, Ogden Town Supervisor; Maggie Brooks, Monroe County Executive; Harlan Calkins, Chairman and CEO of RMC; and Glenn Paynter, President of Rochester Midland. Lenhard presented a framed certificate of congratulations to Harlan Calkins. The dedication was followed by a tour of the new building and refreshments for guests.
RMC plans to use the new 191,000 square foot headquarters facility, located at 155 Paragon Drive, in Ogden to upgrade and expand their current production and warehouse/distribution capabilities. The new facility brings even more value to RMC’s customer base with more space to meet the growing customer demand, expanded R&D microbiology and water treatment labs, and a new high tech training facility for hands-on and classroom training for customers and employees, all of which creates a stronger platform for RMC to build on their past, current and future Sustainability successes.
Founded in 1888, Rochester Midland is a leading manufacturer of speciality chemicals for food sanitation, industrial cleaning and water treatment as well as housekeeping and restroom care programs designed for human health, safety, and the environment. Rochester Midland is the leader in Green Housekeeping and their programs utilize third party certified, biobased cleaning products, along with education and training programs for workers and building occupants. Rochester Midland is committed to developing sustainable solutions for health, productivity and the environment.
