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Founded in 1871 in Honesdale, PA, Wayne Bank now has 26 community offices serving Wayne, Pike, Monroe, and Lackawanna Counties in Pennsylvania, along with Delaware and Sullivan Counties in New York State. Wayne Bank is a subsidiary of Norwood Financial Corp., Member FDIC. The stock trades on the NASDAQ Global Market under the symbol— NWFL.
Palmer & Cay is a specialty commercial insurance and employee benefits brokerage and consulting firm. We specialize in industry niches with complex risks and extensive service needs, delivering high value services to clients on a worldwide basis. Our highly synchronized teams bring deep experience and strategic talents to each clients needs. Our focus is on middle market to large corporate clients, delivering Property & Casualty and Employee Benefits consulting & brokerage services, including risk analysis, claims consulting, program design, marketing and administration, and risk control. When losses occur, we surround our clients with intense claim advocacy services. Building upon a culture that was started nearly 150 years ago, we understood then, and today still believe, that people are what make an organization successful. To deliver on our promise to consistently deliver "exceptional client service", we know we have to attract the best, most passionate, and technical people in our business. Combining this fundamental approach with a culture where the client is at the center of everything we do allows us to create extraordinary results for our clients.
Manufacturing and sale of industrial precision balls, rollers, cages and sheet metal parts used for bearing and other applications. Manufacturing and sale of ball screws, and large scale blowers.
Synonym is accelerating the worlds biological future by developing, financing and building commercial-scale biomanufacturing facilities. We provide synthetic biology (synbio) producers – from startups to the Fortune 500 – with flexible production capacity while giving infrastructure investors access to a new, carbon-negative biomanufacturing asset class that we are calling "fermentation farms".