CLEVELAND, Ohio - When President Trump visits Cleveland today, a long-time Valley business will be well-represented.

The Chief Operating Officer of Sheely's Furniture and Appliance will take part in a roundtable discussion with the president at Public Hall this afternoon.

Along with other representatives from Ohio businesses, Sherry Sheely will be accompanied on stage by Chantell Strawhecker, who has been with the North Lima furniture store for 22 years.

Sharlene and Kevin Thornton of Hubbard will also take part, joining U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta, two executives of a Twinsburg company and Representative Jim Renacci.

Sherry's husband and company President Dale Sheely tells 21 News that the business saw a windfall as a result of tax reform legislation passed last year, and passed some of that along to employees in the form of bonuses.

The White House has invited business representatives to be part of the President's Cleveland visit where he is expected to highlight the impact of tax reform.

Sherry Sheely and Strawhecker won't be the only Sheely representatives at Public Hall. Dale Sheely says about 20 employees will be in the audience.

Sheely's has been family owned and operated since the 1950's.