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Q2 2017 QUARTERLY REPORT During Q2 2017, JobsOhio and its statewide partners successfully worked with 63 companies that committed to create or retain 22,920 jobs for Ohioans and make $836 million in capital investments.

Metrics snapshot JobsOhio focuses its economic development efforts on a diverse portfolio of targeted industries and business functions that drive the state s economy and have the greatest impact on job creation. Projects announced in the second quarter represent companies job creation and capital investment commitments to be completed in Ohio over the next three years. Q2 2017 RESULTS Total # of Projects 67 New Jobs 4,909 New Jobs Payroll $228 million Retained Jobs 18,011 Retained Jobs Payroll $1.1 billion Total Jobs 1 22,920 Total Jobs Payroll Capital Investment by Companies $1.4 billion $836 million % of Projects: Investments Break-even in Year One (47 out of 67) 70% Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Total # of Projects 79 60 89 62 67 New Jobs 5,073 4,855 7,168 3,427 4,909 Total Jobs 1 19,091 17,576 44,377 9,942 22,920 Total Jobs Payroll $916 M $849 M $2.7 B $614 M $1.4 B Capital Investment $1.6 B $733 M $1.5 B $1.6 B $836 M 1 Total jobs numbers can vary from quarter-to-quarter based on how many projects involved large employers. 2

Q2 METRICS BY TARGETED INDUSTRY Of the 4,909 new job commitments from the second quarter of 2017, 85 percent came from existing Ohio companies while 15 percent came from attraction projects. Comparably, 85 percent of the total $836 million capital investment came from existing companies. These results reflect JobsOhio s effort to maintain strong relationships with our existing Ohio companies while attracting new companies. INDUSTRIES JOBS CREATED JOBS RETAINED Financial Services 1157 7,730 $44 Million Biohealth 892 435 $71 Million Advanced Manufacturing 849 4,535 $225 Million Automotive 431 618 $95 Million Logistics and Distribution 379 1,652 $43 Million Food Processing and Agribusiness 370 1,971 $208 Million Information Technology 327 104 $4 Million Aerospace and Aviation 110 104 $10 Million Shale Energy and Petrochemical 51 504 $110 Million Other 1 343 358 $26 Million 1 Represents: Headquarters and Back Office 3

JobsOhio Network Partners Ohio s regional economic development partners, known collectively as the JobsOhio Network, help JobsOhio drive job creation and new capital investment throughout the state. With deep ties to local business communities, the six-region network provides the necessary connectivity to achieve a One Firm, One State collaborative approach to selling Ohio. 517 1,996 $100M 1,457 4,923 $215M 537 1,507 $191M 2,121 8,647 $250M 269 903 $75M 8 35 $5M *Totals do not reflect possible post- report modifications. 4

Project pipeline The pipeline represents the potential deals that JobsOhio and its state and regional partners are working on to create job opportunities and capital investment in Ohio. This tool allows us to analyze data, view trends, and develop strategies. ACTIVE PROJECTS BY STAGE 1 32,726 JOBS $5.4 BILLION LEADS 219 11,651 JOBS $9.5 BILLION 39,600 JOBS $12.6 BILLION 42,047 JOBS $2.8 BILLION NEGOTIATION 62 OFFERS 77 APPLICATIONS 81 Data as of July 31, 2017 1 Potential results if all projects are realized Includes new and retained jobs Lead Negotiation Offer Application JobsOhio engages with companies on projects that were previously prospects JobsOhio begins structuring a proposal for the project Company receives commitment letter outlining the project details Company begins the formal process to finalize the project 5

SELECTED Q2 PROJECTS Companies made significant job and capital investment commitments across multiple industries throughout Ohio during Q2 2017. These examples reflect the kinds of economic development successes Ohio is experiencing because of the collaborative efforts of JobsOhio, its regional network, and many partners at the local level. Company Region JobsOhio Network Partners Jobs Created Capital Investment Industry Project Type United Healthcare Services, Inc. Central 700 $5 M Biohealth New Location The Huntington National Bank Central 386 $11.6 M Financial Services Acquisition Camaco, LLC Northeast 200 $10.9 M Automotive Expansion Georgia TSS, Inc. Central 145 $21 M Financial Services New Location Tronair, Inc. Northwest 110 $9.5 M Aerospace and Aviation Expansion Menard, Inc. Northwest 100 $23.7 M Advanced Manufacturing Expansion Hematite, Inc. Western 100 $18.4 M Autmotive New Location Alkermes, Inc. Western 92 $66 M Biohealth Expansion Topre America Corp. Western 85 $46.6 M Automotive Expansion Next Generation Films, Inc. Northeast 78 $31.6 M Advanced Manufacturing Expansion Aero Fulfillment Services Corp. Southwest 65 $2.8 M Logistics and Distribution Expansion Robots and Pencils L.P. Northeast 54 $75 K Information Technology Expansion Information Control Company LLC Southwest 50 - Information Technology New Location Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Western 36 $14.3 M Logistics and Distribution Expansion JTM Provisions Company, Inc. Southwest 24 $67.5 M Food and Agribusiness Expansion POET Biorefining - Marion, LLC Central 18 $105 M Shale Energy and Petrochemicals Expansion The Mennel Milling Company Northwest 16 $34.7 M Food and Agribusiness Expansion Rocia Concrete Tie, Inc. Southeast 8 $5 M Advanced Manufacturing Expansion 6