Associate
Dylan @ 419.423.4321
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Call Traci @ 419.423.4321
dkrendl@rcolaw.com
Dylan adds strength to RCO Law’s Findlay legal team with relevant experience in business and corporate matters. His private practice experience includes commercial/agricultural real estate, commercial contracts, business planning, strategic succession planning and asset protection for families with businesses.
A native of Delphos, Dylan understands northwest Ohio and the complexities of commercial, family business and agribusiness environments. Prior to law school, Dylan launched his career in corporate finance, working for a Fortune 500 corporation in Toledo.
To prepare for a promising career in finance and law, Dylan earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration (BBA), magna cum laude; a Master of Business Administration (MBA). from The University of Toledo College of Graduate Studies, and a Juris Doctor (JD) degree from The University of Toledo College of Law. After earning post graduate degrees in 2019, Dylan moved closer to his roots in rural Ohio.
The University of Toledo College of Law, Juris Doctor, 2019
The University of Toledo, Master of Business Administration, 2019
The University of Toledo, Bachelor of Science, Accounting and Finance, Magna Cum Laude, 2012
Ohio, 2019
Hancock County Bar Association, 2019
West Ohio Food Bank, Lima, Board of Directors
NO-WE-OH Campfire Girls Council Trust
Findlay Children's Museum, Board of Directors; Vice President, 2025
Findlay Young Professionals, 2019-Present; President, 2024
Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County, Volunteer, 2012-Present
Knights of Columbus (4th Degree Knight), 2012-Present
Hancock Leadership Class of 2023
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