VERSAILLES, Ohio — Midmark Corp., a leader in designing seamless clinical care experiences that millions of medical, dental and veterinary visits depend on every day, today announced that Dr. Anne Eiting Klamar, chair of the Midmark Board of Directors and former president and CEO, has been named to the Dayton Business Journal’s Power 100: 25 Years of Progress. The one-time recognition honors 100 individuals whose leadership, innovation and commitment have helped shape the growth, momentum and identity of the Dayton region over the past 25 years.
Klamar’s leadership of Midmark closely spans the period recognized by the Power 100. After a successful career practicing medicine, she became president of Midmark in 2000 and later served as president and CEO. The fourth generation of the Eiting family to lead the company, Klamar helped guide Midmark through significant growth and transformation, expanding its presence across the medical, dental and veterinary markets while strengthening a culture centered on learning, innovation and giving back.
“Anne’s influence reaches well beyond Midmark,” said Jon Wells, president and CEO of Midmark. “Her vision helped shape the company we are today, while her commitment to people, healthcare and community has created an impact that continues to be felt across our region and our industry. We are proud to see her legacy of leadership recognized among the individuals who have helped move the Dayton region forward.”
During Klamar’s tenure as president and CEO, Midmark advanced its manufacturing capabilities, broadened its healthcare portfolio and grew its global presence. She also championed leadership development and philanthropy, bringing the perspective of a physician to the company’s work and reinforcing a focus on improving healthcare experiences for patients and caregivers.
Klamar has also been a longtime advocate for advancing women in healthcare. She served as the first chair of Professional Women in Healthcare (PWH) and helped lay the groundwork for the organization’s development and continued success. The PWH Anne Eiting Klamar Leadership Award of Distinction is named in her honor. In 2023, she was inducted into the Medical Distribution Hall of Fame in recognition of her contributions to healthcare distribution and the industry.
“It is an honor to be included among so many people who have contributed to the progress of the Dayton region,” said Klamar. “Midmark’s story has always been about people—our teammates, customers and communities—and what can be accomplished when we work together with a shared sense of purpose. I am grateful to have been part of that work and proud of the role Midmark continues to play in this region.”
Klamar transitioned from president and CEO to chair of the Midmark Board of Directors in 2016 and continues to champion access to quality healthcare and community service. She serves on the World Vision U.S. board of directors and has supported Midmark’s longstanding partnership with the humanitarian organization to help expand access to care in communities around the world.
The Dayton Business Journal will recognize the Power 100 honorees in a one-time special publication and at a private event on Oct. 22, 2026. The Power 100 honorees were selected through an independent editorial review based on their merits, achievements and contributions to their organizations and the local community.
About Midmark – Founded in 1915, Midmark Corporation designs seamless clinical care experiences that millions of medical, dental and veterinary visits depend on every day. The company develops and manufactures a comprehensive ecosystem of products and solutions that harmonize space, technology and clinical workflow. Midmark is headquartered in Versailles, Ohio, which is also home to its Experience Center, Design Center, Technology Center and largest manufacturing facility. The company operates five additional U.S. locations and maintains subsidiaries in the United States, India and Italy. To learn more, visit midmark.com.
