CTOs on the Move

Jelmar, LLC

www.clrbrands.com

 
Jelmar manufacturers CLR Brands and Tarn-X branded cleaning products. These products are available in food, drug and mass retailers. Jelmar has been a growing, evolving company since its inception in 1949. The company began when Manny Gutterman established a national sales representative organization, Manny Gutterman & Associates, Inc. This new company was dedicated to selling all types of proprietary products to chain drug, variety, hardware and department stores. Tarn-X® Tarnish Remover, during the late 1960s, became one of the first products that used the phrase "AS SEEN ON TV" in commercials and on packaging. Tarn-X has ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details

Similar Companies

Life and Specialty Ventures

Life & Specialty Ventures, LLC ("LSV") is a Delaware limited liability company and was founded by two large health insurers in 2005. Our organization was built completely around the idea of striving for a perfect business partnership and being focused on serving our partner plans across the country.

Jerry A. Casser, P.C.

Jerry A. Casser, P.C. is a Livingston, NJ-based company in the Business Services sector.

Connecting Point Communications

Connecting Point Communications is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Business Services sector.

Staiman Design

Staiman Design is a Pikesville, MD-based company in the Business Services sector.

Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Inc. (Baltimore, MD)

Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Baltimore that focuses on workforce development and employment services. Its mission is to prepare individuals for securing and retaining employment, helping them build successful independent lives. The organization operates 31 retail locations and nine workforce development sites across Central Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Led by President and CEO Lisa Rusyniak, Goodwill places over 900 individuals into jobs each year and serves more than 4,000 participants, particularly those facing significant employment barriers. The organization offers industry-specific training, re-entry support for individuals transitioning from incarceration, and personalized case management. It collaborates with local businesses to ensure training aligns with labor market needs. Revenue is generated through thrift stores that sell donated items, and the organization relies on community donations to support its programs. Goodwill emphasizes accessibility and provides tailored services to underserved populations in Baltimore City.