MAA Honors Steve Matthew with 2022 Outstanding Alumni Award
The Marlington Alumni Association proudly congratulates Steve Matthew (’79), recipient of the 2022 Outstanding Alumni Award.
Steve is President of Wooster Hydrostatics and Fluid Power Solutions; both companies are known as industry leaders in hydraulics specializing in remanufacturing, distribution, and hydraulic power systems design. Prior experience includes Vice President of Sales and Marketing at the Wooster Brush Company, Vice President of Field Sales at Rubbermaid, and the President of the Telescoping Mast Division at Will-Burt.
In addition to serving on the Seaman Corporation Board, Mr. Matthew is an experienced and dedicated community leader. He currently is the Chairman of the Board of the PRC-Saltillo Corporation and member of the Business Advisory Council (BAC) at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, trustee of the Wayne County Community Foundation, trustee of the Noble Foundation, and serves as a Board Member at Bloomington Medical Services LLC. Prior Board experience includes Chairman of the Board at the Wayne Economic Development Council, trustee of the Village Network, and Chairman of the board at the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce. He has also served on the Board of Montana Products Corporation and the Will-Burt Company. Steve also serves as the Chairman of the Board of the Prentke Romich Corporation.
Mr. Matthew earned his BA from the University of Mount Union and later completed the Executive Education Program in Finance at the Booth School of Business, University of Chicago. He joined the Seaman Corporation Board in 2014 and serves on the Innovation and Technology Committee, as well as the Finance and Audit Committee.
Matthew shared fond memories from Marlboro Elementary School, Marlington Middle School, and Marlington High School. He commented on the impact of receiving the John D. Liber Service Award in 1979. He thanked Marlington for the valuable education and foundation given him. Matthew acknowledged Bill Liber (’65), and announced that, in appreciation, he was making a gift to the John D. Liber Fund.
“I am humbled by the recognition,” said Matthew. “I have been blessed since graduating from MHS in 1979. The experiences I had while at MHS in student government, athletics, and academics had an immeasurable impact on my life."
The Marlington Alumni Association proudly congratulates Steve Matthew (’79), recipient of the 2022 Outstanding Alumni Award.
Steve is President of Wooster Hydrostatics and Fluid Power Solutions; both companies are known as industry leaders in hydraulics specializing in remanufacturing, distribution, and hydraulic power systems design. Prior experience includes Vice President of Sales and Marketing at the Wooster Brush Company, Vice President of Field Sales at Rubbermaid, and the President of the Telescoping Mast Division at Will-Burt.
In addition to serving on the Seaman Corporation Board, Mr. Matthew is an experienced and dedicated community leader. He currently is the Chairman of the Board of the PRC-Saltillo Corporation and member of the Business Advisory Council (BAC) at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, trustee of the Wayne County Community Foundation, trustee of the Noble Foundation, and serves as a Board Member at Bloomington Medical Services LLC. Prior Board experience includes Chairman of the Board at the Wayne Economic Development Council, trustee of the Village Network, and Chairman of the board at the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce. He has also served on the Board of Montana Products Corporation and the Will-Burt Company. Steve also serves as the Chairman of the Board of the Prentke Romich Corporation.
Mr. Matthew earned his BA from the University of Mount Union and later completed the Executive Education Program in Finance at the Booth School of Business, University of Chicago. He joined the Seaman Corporation Board in 2014 and serves on the Innovation and Technology Committee, as well as the Finance and Audit Committee.
Matthew shared fond memories from Marlboro Elementary School, Marlington Middle School, and Marlington High School. He commented on the impact of receiving the John D. Liber Service Award in 1979. He thanked Marlington for the valuable education and foundation given him. Matthew acknowledged Bill Liber (’65), and announced that, in appreciation, he was making a gift to the John D. Liber Fund.
“I am humbled by the recognition,” said Matthew. “I have been blessed since graduating from MHS in 1979. The experiences I had while at MHS in student government, athletics, and academics had an immeasurable impact on my life."
Outstanding Alumni
The Outstanding Alumni Award is the highest honor given to a Marlington alumni. We are privileged to give careful consideration to all nominations. Please send a 1-2 page letter of nomination to explain why this person should be considered an Outstanding Alumni. Include additional letter(s) of support (non-family members) to provide a better understanding of the nominee's accomplishments, community involvement or assistance to Marlington, family information, other awards or recognition, newspaper clippings and/or photos. Complete the form below or send inquires or nominations to marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com or PO Box 6001, Alliance, OH 44601. We regret incomplete nominations cannot be considered.
The Outstanding Alumni Award is the highest honor given to a Marlington alumni. We are privileged to give careful consideration to all nominations. Please send a 1-2 page letter of nomination to explain why this person should be considered an Outstanding Alumni. Include additional letter(s) of support (non-family members) to provide a better understanding of the nominee's accomplishments, community involvement or assistance to Marlington, family information, other awards or recognition, newspaper clippings and/or photos. Complete the form below or send inquires or nominations to marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com or PO Box 6001, Alliance, OH 44601. We regret incomplete nominations cannot be considered.