Pete Smith Specialties, 3622 Brandon St, Columbus, OH 43224, US

Our vision is to help make the glass and automotive industries more efficient in their delivery of effective and useful products for the consumer. From glass factory to distributor, and from installer to customer, our innovative products enhance the operations, performance and profitability of our customers, and help to deliver quality and security to the consuming public. Imagination and creativity inform our vision and are at the heart of our company's ethos. While we take great pride in our existing product line, we also have a restless desire to always improve and innovate. We believe that a culture of creativity is not only good business, but that it serves the larger purpose of Marcy being a good corporate citizen in our local community and the world at large. Our history of ongoing product development demonstrates our commitment to innovation of product, process, and materials. Marcy began as a supplier to the automotive and glass industries twenty years ago by inventing the first all-weather, No-Residue Moulding Retention Tape. Other firsts include: Window Guard, Windshield Tip-Tape, Double-sided Foam Tape, Self-Adhesive Under Glass Moldings, Windscreen Wrap, and Butyl-in-a-Box. Our efforts have yielded four U.S.Patents, with more on the way. Since our beginnings in the Midwest U.S., we have grown to become an international company with sales on six continents. We base our continued growth on the belief that we and our customers share a common goal in providing useful, quality goods and services to vehicle owners in communities throughout the world. While the world of business is grounded in and often inspired by competition, we also believe that cooperative partnerships are a higher form of relationship that benefits all concerned parties. Sustainable, enduring, long-term relationships that respect mutual interests guide our conduct and priorities as a company, today and tomorrow. Yet sustainability goes well beyond preserving corporate relationships and profits. Rather, it is rooted in an ethic of care and concern for the natural world upon which all life ultimately depends, and to the interconnected web of social relationships that form the human community. This care and concern for both the social and natural worlds extends beyond the immediate present to encompass generations yet to come.