Conneaut, OH — September 16, 2025 — Plastpro, Inc., a leading manufacturer of fiberglass entry doors, was presented with the Business Excellence Award at the 2025 Best of the County Awards Dinner, hosted by the Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County and Lake to River Ohio.

The recognition was celebrated alongside more than 150 community and business leaders. The award was accepted on behalf of Plastpro’s Founder & CEO, Shirley Wang, and Chairman, Walter Wang.

Along with this award, Plastpro received Congressional recognition from U.S. Representative David Joyce and commendations from the U.S. Senate.

  • Representative Joyce’s certificate recognized Plastpro for receiving the Business Excellence Award at the Growth Partnership’s Best of the County event.
  • Senator Jon Husted commended Plastpro for “over 30 years” as a leading employer and partner in Ashtabula County, and for a “major expansion project that created over 140 new jobs,” noting the company’s role in “expanding economic opportunities and creating quality jobs for Ohioans.”
  • Senator Bernie Moreno acknowledged Plastpro’s “outstanding contributions to your community and your commitment to making a difference,” stating that “Ohioans like you help make our state a better place to live, work, and raise a family.”

Plastpro thanks the Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County and the local community for this honor, and congratulates all of the businesses recognized this year for their achievements.

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The Charles B. Wang Community Health Center (CBWCHC) in New York City has announced a $2.97 million gift from Walter and Shirley Wang.

The gift will fund critical improvements to the health system, including the establishment of a new primary eye care suite in CBWCHC’s flagship Flushing, Queens location, the renovation of CBWCHC’s pediatric suite in Manhattan’s Chinatown, and the hiring of additional healthcare professionals across the center’s six service locations.

“With the Wangs’ support, CBWCHC can further our mission to provide equitable health care to underserved communities,” said CBWCHC chief executive Kaushal Challa. “Their generosity empowers us to make meaningful upgrades to our facilities and equipment, while addressing the shortage of healthcare professionals, which threatens our ability to meet the growing demand for services.”

Shirley Wang, CEO of Plastpro, and her husband Walter Wang, CEO of JM Eagle, have committed $25 million to UCLA to establish the UCLA Walter and Shirley Wang Center for Integrative Digestive Health. This groundbreaking center will take a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to treating gastrointestinal conditions—bringing together expertise in gastroenterology, psychology, nutrition, and wellness to improve both care and quality of life.

Read the full article on The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

We’re proud to celebrate Walter Wang, Chairman & CEO of JM Eagle, and Shirley Wang, Founder & CEO of Plastpro Inc., as 2025 A100 Honorees by Gold House. Their visionary leadership in business, philanthropy, and community impact continues to shape a more inclusive and innovative future.

From driving industry innovation to advancing education, healthcare, and equitable representation, the Wangs exemplify the spirit of service and progress that defines the AAPI community.

Read more here.https://goldhouse.org/a100/?people-name=walter-shirley-wang

Shirley and Walter Wang, CEOs of Plastpro and JM Eagle respectively, have significantly impacted the LPGA Tour and their Los Angeles community through their philanthropic efforts. By doubling the purse of the JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro to $3.75 million and providing additional support such as travel stipends and accommodations, they’ve elevated the tournament’s status, earning it the 2024 LPGA Tournament of the Year award. Beyond golf, the Wangs have pledged $6.5 million to support wildfire relief and recovery efforts in Los Angeles, offering complimentary tournament tickets to affected families, first responders, and military personnel. Their initiatives also focus on youth engagement, with free entry for juniors and dedicated events like Junior Golf Day, aiming to foster a new generation of golf enthusiasts

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Shirley Wang, CEO of Plastpro, and her husband Walter Wang, CEO of JM Eagle, are continuing their commitment to community well-being and women’s empowerment through significant philanthropic efforts. The Wangs recently donated $25 million to the University of California, Los Angeles to establish a new integrative digestive health center, focused on advancing research and care in holistic gut health.

In addition to their healthcare initiatives, the Wangs are proud supporters of the LPGA, helping to promote greater visibility and opportunity for women in professional sports.

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Shirley and Walter Wang have donated $25 million to UCLA to establish the Walter and Shirley Wang Center for Integrative Digestive Health. This pioneering center will adopt a holistic approach to treating gastrointestinal disorders by integrating gastroenterology, psychology, nutrition, and evidence-based wellness practices such as mindfulness and diaphragmatic breathing. The center aims to address not only digestive issues but also related conditions like chronic pain, insomnia, and mood disorders, providing comprehensive, patient-centered care.

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Shirley Wang, CEO of Plastpro, and her husband Walter Wang, CEO of JM Eagle, have made a transformative $25 million donation to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). This gift will establish the UCLA Walter and Shirley Wang Center for Integrative Digestive Health, a pioneering facility dedicated to treating gastrointestinal disorders through a holistic, whole-person approach. The center will integrate gastroenterology, psychology, nutrition, and evidence-based wellness practices to enhance patient care and quality of life. ​

Their philanthropic efforts also extend to women’s sports; the Wangs have been long-time supporters of the LPGA, helping to elevate the visibility and opportunities for female athletes in professional golf.​

Read the full article on Los Angeles Business Journal

We’re excited to share that Plastpro was featured in Window + Door magazine’s latest article, “Window to Innovation,” which explores how manufacturers across the industry are embracing new technologies, sustainable practices, and forward-thinking design.

The article takes a comprehensive look at how companies are evolving to meet changing customer needs and regulatory demands. At Plastpro, we’re proud to be recognized for our commitment to innovation—whether through the development of our advanced fiberglass doors, energy-efficient product offerings, or continued investment in quality and performance.

Check out the full article on Window + Door’s website to see how we, along with other industry leaders, are shaping the future of windows and doors.

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We’re proud to share that Plastpro CEO Shirley Wang was recently featured alongside JM Eagle CEO Walter Wang in a recap of the JM Eagle LA Championship, hosted at the historic El Caballero Country Club.

In the article, “JM Eagle and Plastpro CEOs Walter and Shirley Wang Reflect on Tournament Week at El Cab, Look Ahead to 2026 and Beyond,” Shirley shares her reflections on this year’s tournament and her excitement for its future. The piece highlights the Wang family’s commitment to community, diversity, and excellence—values that are deeply woven into the fabric of Plastpro.

As a company that believes in building stronger foundations—both in homes and in communities—we’re honored to be part of an event that brings people together and supports the next generation of talent in women’s golf.

Read the full article to hear from Shirley and Walter about their vision for the tournament and what’s to come in 2026 and beyond.

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