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Albany company wins business honor

Tec Laboratories of Albany was named one of four winners of this year’s Excellence in Family Business Awards on Thursday by Oregon State University’s Austin Family Business Program at a banquet at the Oregon Zoo in Portland.

Tec Labs was the top business in the medium category, 25 to 99 employees. The company makes a line of products, including Tecnu and CalaGel, designed to alleviate skin discomfort. Judges chose the company for developing new and innovative products; having a clear plan for growth; offering employees a family-oriented working atmosphere; and successfully expanding into the retail market.

The awards recognize the achievements of family businesses in areas such as innovation and economic and community contributions and commitment. The OSU College of Business Austin Family Business Program offers service and support to such family-owned companies through workshops, training seminars and two family business management courses.

Heceta Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast of Yachats won the award in the micro category, which includes businesses with nine or fewer employees. The company serves as innkeepers at the historic lighthouse on the cliffs of Heceta Head on the Oregon coast.

Pro Weld Inc. of White City won top honors in the small category, which includes businesses with 10 to 24 employees. Pro Weld specializes in custom construction and technical welding.

Consolidated Supply Co. of Portland earned honors as the top large business. This category includes companies with 100 or more employees. Consolidated is a wholesaler that distributes plumbing parts and fixtures.

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