Family Pride Recognized as 2020 Fast Track 50 Business Winner

ByChris Whissen

On November 5th, Family Pride was one winner in a small number of businesses recognized by Lake-Geauga Fast Track 50 organization as an Emerging Business in northeast Ohio. The Lake-Geauga Fast Track 50 honors companies and individuals in Lake and Geauga counties who have shown growth and change to contribute to business success. We are honored to be recognized and a part of such a prestigious and successful group of local businesses.

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