Columbiana County has five professional licenses expiring in week ending Aug. 30

Columbiana County has five professional licenses expiring in week ending Aug. 30
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There are five professional licenses expiring in Columbiana County in the week ending Aug. 30 in Ohio, according to the eLicense Ohio Professional Licensure System.

At least no professional licenses were set to expire the previous week.

Starting and managing a small business in Ohio is not an easy task. Nearly $172 billion is paid to employee salaries and more than 72,924 businesses declare bankruptcy every year.

There are 33.2 million small businesses in the US, collectively generating more than 1.5 million jobs each year, which accounts for 64% of all new jobs in the country.

Licenses Set to Expire in Columbiana County in Week Ending Aug. 30

License holder Issued date Expiration date
Bricker Gregory Thomas 10/16/2017 08/30/2025
Butler J. Jeremy 09/02/2013 08/29/2025
Carnahan Thomas Mark 03/16/1998 08/30/2025
Crum P. Natalie 07/31/2024 08/30/2025
Folger Wanda Elizabeth 12/20/2005 08/30/2025


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