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AUGUST 2016 VOL. LXXXIV ISSUE XLVII
CHAMBER
GOLF CLASSIC
Monday, August 29th
Wetherington Golf and Country Club
To play in the Classic or to be a sponsor,
please contact Kathy Rambo at
513.777.3600 or visit www.TheChamberAlliance.com.
WHAT’S INSIDE
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JULY LUNCHEON RECAP
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LEADING FROM THE CENTER
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JUNE LUNCHEON RECAP
Leadership 21 Recap 21 Class of 2016
EXECUTIVE
JOE HINSON, IOM, President & CEO
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATION
KELLY MOORE, Administrative Coordinator
and NEXT YP Liaison
[email protected]
MIKE POWELL, CPA, CFO
[email protected]
SPECIAL EVENTS & MARKETING
Chamber Staff & Associates
KATHY RAMBO, Vice President - Special Events
[email protected]
PAM GRUBER, Marketing, PR and Events Coordinator
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP
KENNI BLACHÉ, Director - Membership Services
and Leadership 21 Facilitator
[email protected]
KAREN LOUDER, Account Executive - Membership Services
[email protected]
JULIE ABRAMS, Account Representative - Membership Services
[email protected]
ADVOCACY
BOB WIWI, Small Business Advocate
[email protected]
programs, events and services provided to the businesses and organizations of this area.
40TH ANNIVERSARY SPONSOR
UC Health-West Chester Hospital
DIAMOND
Butler Tech
Mercy Health-Fairfield Hospital
GOLD
Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus
TriHealth
SUPER SILVER
Fifth Third Bank
Graydon Head
Kemba Credit Union
Lakota Local Schools
Powernet
Premier Health-Atrium Medical Center
Thompson Hine LLP
SILVER
AstraZeneca
Cox Media Group Ohio
Liberty Township
Park National Bank
Taco Bell/UNO Pizzeria & Grill
West Chester Township
NAN CAHALL, Government Relations
[email protected]
GEORGE GLOVER, Government Relations
[email protected]
BUTLER TECH
DAVID HELMS, Assistant Superintendent
[email protected]
EXECUTIVE BOARD
CHAIR DEBORAH BRENNEMAN – THOMPSON HINE LLP
VICE CHAIR RICK SHIVELY – TRANSAMERICA FINANCIAL ADVISORS
PAST CHAIR RON ROHLFING – UC HEALTH WEST CHESTER HOSPITAL
KRISTEN BITONTE – LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
LEE GEIGER – GRAYDON HEAD
JON GRAFT – BUTLER TECH
JOE HINSON – WEST CHESTER • LIBERTY CHAMBER ALLIANCE
CHAR MASON – CINCINNATI CHILDREN’S LIBERTY CAMPUS
RYAN MINTON – CINCINNATI MARRIOTT NORTH
LYNDA O’CONNOR – BUTLER TECH
KEITH RICHBURG – FIFTH THIRD BANK
TOM URBAN – MERCY HEALTH - FAIRFIELD HOSPITAL
JOHN VENTURELLA – CLARK SCHAEFER HACKETT
STEVE WANAMAKER – VENUE MEDIA
MARK WELCH – WEST CHESTER TOWNSHIP
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West Chester • Liberty Chamber Alliance
2016 Sustaining Sponsors
The West Chester • Liberty Chamber Alliance salutes our Sustaining Sponsors. We
acknowledge the following members and thank them for their support of the Chamber, its
www.TheChamberAlliance.com
SUPER BRONZE
Carriage Hill
Clark Schaefer Hackett
Emery Federal Credit Union
First Financial Bank
Four Bridges Country Club
Huntington Bank
Mailender, Inc.
McGill Smith Punshon, Inc.
RiskSOURCE Clark-Theders
TechSolve
Total Wealth Planning, LLC
BRONZE
Beckett Springs Hospital
Chaco Credit Union, Inc.
Cincinnati State
Elliott Davis Decosimo Certified
Public Accountants
Flagel Huber Flagel
Guardian Savings Bank
Hauser Heating & Air Conditioning
Kettering Health Network
Kingsgate Transportation Services, LLC
Miller-Valentine Group
North Ridge Realty Group
Planes Companies
PNC Bank
Prosource Technology Solutions
Schumacher Dugan Construction, Inc.
SCORE
Sebaly Shillito + Dyer
Stevens Insurance Agency, LLC
Yelton Fine Jewelers
For more information, please call Karen Louder at 513.777.3600.
Thank you to Perfection Print Media and Signs Now Cincinnati
for providing the Sustaining Sponsorship sign in our Chamber lobby.
www.perfectionprinting.com www.signsnowcinci.com
513.874.2173
513.860.6600
MEMBER TO MEMBER DISCOUNT
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Liberty Township
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LEADING FROM THE CENTER
Joe Hinson, IOM
- President & CEO
DIFFERENTIATORS OF THE CHAMBER ALLIANCE
As you probably know, “If you’ve seen one
Chamber, you’ve seen one Chamber, as there
are no two Chambers alike.” It comes down
to personal preference – location, business
climate and leadership of the organization.
But one factor cuts to the bottom line –
VALUE, a member’s return on their Chamber
of Commerce investment.
With so many business organizations for
professionals to participate in today, and
at the surface, all looking about the same, which one or more are
best suited for you and your organization? The West Chester Liberty
Chamber Alliance uses the term “differentiator” to help showcase
the value of our organization. A differentiator is a unique feature
or benefit of a product or aspects of a brand that set it apart from
competing products or brands. It is also known as the unique value
proposition (UVP). The following is a sampling of what our Chamber
members have said are the differentiator’s of The Chamber Alliance.
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STAFF STABILITY – Our Chamber has four members of our
team with over 10 years Chamber experience, and another
two with over five years to serve our members business
needs.
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE – in total our nine member team
has over 80 years’ experience in working with businesses in
West Chester and Liberty Townships and on the I-75 Growth
Corridor.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION – strategically located
along one of the heaviest traveled interstate systems in
the U. S. I-75, and between two major markets – Cincinnati
and Dayton, The Chamber Alliance is connected locally and
throughout our region to help keep you in the know.
ONE-ON-ONE DISCUSSIONS WITH THE CEO – “Java with Joe”
is an opportunity for one-on-one discussion, sharing of ideas
and developing a strategy with our members, focusing on
getting the most from their Chamber membership.
CLOSE TO 100 EVENTS HELD IN 2015 – we are a vibrant
organization that is very active. We present various events
all geared toward enhancing commerce for you, our Chamber
Members and the business region.
VERY TRANSIENT AREA; NEW MEMBERS DAILY – the
interest in West Chester and Liberty Townships continues
to be on the rise and The Chamber Alliance benefits by
welcoming new, diverse members daily.
PROVIDE FORUMS FROM COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP TO YP
AND FROM WOMEN’S ISSUES TO CONTINUOUS EDUCATION
– we recognize the needs of our members, and present
programs that deliver substance and content that address
timely community and regional issues.
SMALL BUSINESS ADVOCATE – for over eleven years, we
have been the home for SCORE’s Branch office, servicing
their Cincinnati and Dayton Chapters. As the nation’s largest
network of expert business mentors, SCORE provides both
one-on-one and group counseling.
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GOVERNMENT RELATIONS – by continuing to nurture and
support strategic relationships, our partners, George Glover
and Nan Cahall of Focused Capitol Solutions are liaisons to
both our business members and our local, county and state
government officials.
MAKE CONNECTIONS TO HELP GROW BUSINESSES – there
are Chamber members in specific industries that are best
suited for your organization to meet. We provide various
Chamber activities to help you make those connections.
SEVERAL KEY EDUCATION PARTNERS – strategic
partnerships with leading educators and workforce
development drivers; Lakota Schools, Butler Tech and
Cincinnati State.
AN INFLUENCIAL BUSINESS ORGANIZATION – we’ve
been ranked as one of top 100 most influential business
organizations in Greater Cincinnati, ten years in a row.
EDUCATE AND INFORM – The most current resource for
what’s happening in West Chester and Liberty Townships
through The Voice, www.thechamberalliance.com,
ChamberMail, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.
YOUR REGIONAL PARTNER – The Chamber Alliance is a
leader in the regional collaboration, producing signature
events; Regional Business Expo, The Everest Award and
Women of Excellence. We are also active leaders in the
Butler Warren Business Day in Columbus, Tri-State Chamber
Collaborative and Think Regional! Summit.
So what are those unique features that set your organization apart
from your competition and provide value to your client? Here are a
couple of tips that might help your organization stand out from the
rest:
Partnerships – Partnerships alone won’t make your business
successful, but a “strategic” partnership allows your organization to
expose your brand to people who might not even hear about it if not
for your partner. Partnerships work best when all parties involved
benefit.
Make sure the differentiating quality is something people want –
Having a differentiating feature alone is not enough. It has to be
something customers want. Many businesses have not been as
successful because they build something for their own needs and not
necessarily what is needed by their customer.
Focus – As you focus on one thing, you’re working on your unique
business, becoming an expert at what you do best to become the
best. You need to make sure your team is on board and get input and
feedback from your customers along the way.
Knowing what makes an organization different from the competition
and what is done with that knowledge can make or break a business.
No business can survive by selling price alone. Remember, price is
what you pay, VALUE is what you get. Please let us know if we can
help you develop your differentiators.
Thank you for being a valued member of
the West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance. Together we grow your business!
West Chester • Liberty Chamber Alliance MISSION STATEMENT
A regional community leader promoting business innovation and growth, advocating free enterprise, addressing
issues of regional and community significance and leading our members to a higher quality of life.
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goal of providing our customers the very best experience is the
cornerstone of both organizations,” said Beckham.
Key elements of the partnership include promotions, signage,
game tickets and hospitality at Great American Ball Park,
advertising on Reds radio broadcasts and sponsorship of the
September 3rd bobblehead featuring Reds infielder Eugenio
Suarez.
New chief operating officer at Atrium Medical Center
As the new chief operating officer for Premier
Health’s Atrium Medical Center, Michael Uhl now
serves in a leadership position for the same
organization where he began his nursing career.
Michael joined Atrium Medical Center earlier this
year as chief operating officer, which is part of the
Middletown hospital’s executive leadership team.
In this role, he oversees day-to-day operations of
the city’s second largest employer. The full-service hospital and Level
III Trauma Center employs more than 1,500 people in full-time, parttime and on-call positions.
“Mike is a valued addition to the Atrium team who brings a unique
understanding of both hospital operations and experience as a
Registered Nurse to help lead Atrium in a changing health care
landscape, in which consumers have more choices for their health
care,” said Carol Turner, president and chief executive officer of
Atrium Medical Center.
“I found this to be an exciting opportunity because it returned me to
my roots, but also because of where Atrium Medical Center is located
in the market, along the growing Cincinnati-Dayton corridor, allows for
ample strategic opportunities for the hospital,” Michael said.
Butler Tech Names Marni Durham Executive
Director of Human Resources
Butler Tech has named Marni Durham, M.Ed., as
the district’s new Executive Director of Human
Resources, effective July 2016. In this role, Marni
will oversee recruitment and hiring, benefits,
labor and employee relations, performance
management and professional development for
the district.
Marni has 24 years of professional experience in
education, most recently serving as Director of Human Resources
and Special Education with the New Miami Local School District.
She previously served as the Principal of Princeton Community
Middle School and as Dean of Student and Family Services at
Princeton High School (Princeton City Schools), as well as Principal
of Delhi Middle School (Oak Hills School District). Marni also spent
10 years in the classroom as a teacher.
Marni earned a bachelor’s degree in special and elementary
education, and a master’s degree in educational leadership at the
University of Cincinnati. She earned superintendent licensure at
Ashland University.
PrimeLending announces the addition of Karley Tomsich
PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Bank, is pleased to
announce the addition of Karley Tomsich as the newest
loan officer for the West Chester Branch office. Karley
spent the previous six years at the helm of Star One
Title Agency originating title work and closing home
loans. She joins PrimeLending, the sixth largest
purchase lender in the US. Karley will be helping
borrowers with home loans in the Greater Cincinnati
area and is licensed in all 50 states.
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JUNE BREAKFAST RECAP
It was an exciting day for the West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance: their first event held at the Centre
Park of West Chester Event & Banquet Center, the first breakfast of the season, and beautiful weather all
added up to a great morning.
Ian Murray of SpotOn Productions has been an active part of the West Chester ▪ Liberty Chamber Alliance
community for years and this month he brought his expertise to the table as the speaker with a presentation
about videos. More specifically, he discussed why businesses need to use video for promotion. For obvious
reasons, the presentation itself was full of videos, as well as catching graphics and tons of information.
(I would include a video here, but we have to wait for technology to catch up.)
Some of the key statistics that Ian highlighted:
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59% of senior executives prefer video to text
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A one minute video is worth 1.6 million words!
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Video uses over half of your brain power to process
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65% of viewers who begin watching a video will watch at least 2/3 of it
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Video doubles the amount of time an individual spends on a website
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90% of all information transmitted to the brain is visual
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Visual information is processed 60,000 times faster than text
Keynote Speaker – Ian Murray, SpotOn Productions
Emcee – Joanne Westwood, Westwood Virtual Associates
Ian went on to explain that there are three sections to the human brain: The lizard brain, the mammal brain,
and the cerebral cortex. The lizard brain is responsible for instinct, the mammal brain is emotions, and the
cerebral cortex, which is unique to humans, is responsible for critical thinking, logic, and creativity.
When an individual processes text, they must use the cerebral cortex to filter the information, while visual
information goes directly through the mammal brain, bypassing the time-consuming cerebral cortex.
In addition, video transfers more information than just images, using tone of voice, body language, and facial
expressions to help convey meaning.
To help businesses or individuals that wish to incorporate video, Ian went over the four types:
1.
Company video
a. Sells value
b. Best on landing page
2.
Customer testimonials
a. Most powerful
b. Influence purchasing decisions
c. Reinforce value
d. Best on product pages and social networking sites
3.
Product demonstration
a. Increases engagement
b. Influences purchase
c. Best on product page or customer information
4.
Brand Awareness
a. Engaging and intriguing
b. Increases investment in ongoing development
c. Best for sharing externally and the landing page
Finally, for those in attendance that may already be using video, Ian discussed six ways to use video on
social media: greet visitors on Facebook; expand video shares on Facebook to other sites; attract YouTube
subscribers with a video trailer; stand out on social media with video posts; reach Vine and Instagram users
with a short video; and enhance blog post with embedded videos.
Sponsor – AstraZeneca
Sponsor – UC Health – West Chester Hospital
Table Display – Clark Schaefer Hackett
Ian also talked a bit about his drone used for video visuals and the new legislation surrounding personal
and commercial drone usage.
The most intriguing aspect of Ian’s presentation was the opportunity to see on the inside of the day-to-day
of SpotOn Productions, who have provided a wide array of visual support to the West Chester ▪ Liberty
Chamber Alliance over the years.
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UNION INSTITUTE &
UNIVERSITY
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513.487.1178
[email protected]
Table Display – Prosource Technology Solutions
Table Display – SpotOn Productions
New Members – Joe Hinson, President & CEO of the West
Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance (back row, far right)
welcomes members attending their first breakfast (front row,
left to right): Kerry Hendel, CE Power; Anne Winegardner,
Topgolf; Miranda Hawk, Brixey & Meyer; Jamie Ellis,
AstraZeneca (back row, left to right): Ron Cantrell, West
Chester Autobody, Inc.; Ben Thaeler, Office of Congressman
Warren Davidson; Josh Burdine, Topgolf; Colin Ashley, Pro
Table Display – Stevens Insurance Agency, LLC
OnCall Technologies
This Month’s Breakfast
Tuesday, August 9
Networking starts at 7:30am!
Breakfast 8-9:30am
Next Month’s Luncheon
Tuesday, September 13
Networking starts at 11:30am!
Breakfast 12-1:30pm
Centre Park of West Chester
Event & Banquet Center
Wetherington Golf and Country Club
7337 Country Club Lane, West Chester
5800 Muhlhauser Road, West Chester
Join us as we honor our firefighters this month!
Johnna Reeder, President & CEO of the Regional Economic Development Initiative (REDI)
Cincinnati, will be our speaker. She will discuss “Growing the Region Through REDI Cincinnati.”
Tom McConaughy will be our keynote speaker. Tom is the Co-Author of "The Beverly Hills Supper Club
Fire - The Untold Story of Kentucky’s Worst Tragedy,” first published in 2012.
Johnna was previously the vice president of community relations and economic development for
Duke Energy, Ohio and Kentucky. She was part of the Duke Energy Economic Development team
when Site Selection magazine named them the Top Utility for Economic Development for more than
a decade. Prior to joining Duke Energy, Johnna led community relations, government affairs and
foundation giving for Citi Corporation in Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio.
Beverly Hills Supper Club, which touted itself as the Showplace of the Nation, captured attention the night
of May 28, 1977 when a fire destroyed it, killing 165 people.
Before relocating to Greater Cincinnati in 2000, Johnna directed a chamber of commerce and
downtown development corporation in Tennessee.
Our emcee will be Lynda O’Connor with the Lakota Board of Education.
Tom will be sharing stories of this tragedy. Born in Cincinnati, Tom went to St. Xavier High School and then
University of Cincinnati. Tom is currently in the mortgage business
Our emcee will be Michelle Vondrell with Whiteboard Solutions.
How To RSVP
$28 - for members and employees of member organizations who RSVP by the
Call the Chamber at 513.777.3600 or visit
TheChamberAlliance.com. Cancel before noon on the Monday
before the Breakfast/Luncheon to avoid being charged.
Friday before each Breakfast/Luncheon
$32 - for members who RSVP after the Friday before the
Breakfast/Luncheon
$40 - for non-members
Special dietary needs will gladly be taken care of by letting us know when you RSVP for the
Breakfasts/Luncheons.
STAYING CONNECTED
Aaron Stowell, Branch Manager
800.366.5836 www.royalcupcoffee.com
Account Representative - Membership Services
Julie Abrams is here to help you continue to make the most
of your membership with the West Chester Liberty Chamber
Alliance. Her position in the Membership Department is to make
sure you are maximizing your membership, with a focus on
retention. Contact Julie if you need more information on HOW
TO STAY CONNECTED.
■
Julie Abrams
513.777.3600
[email protected]
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JULY LUNCHEON RECAP
In the midst of today’s chaotic media coverage – in which the cold, hard truth is hardly recognizable – there’s a place right
here in West Chester that stands for truth in journalism. During one of the darkest and most unrestful times in our history,
believe it or not, our own West Chester was the beacon of hope and truthfulness all over the world.
It’s one of our community’s best kept secrets and it’s nestled in a building off Tylersville Road that nearly anyone in our
community knows and recognizes. But very few know the historical significance it really represents.
At the July 12 Chamber breakfast, keynote speaker Melinda Zemper shed some light on the National Voice of America
Museum of Broadcasting, for which she serves as a board member. She spoke with unimaginable passion and knowledge for
the pivotal role it played in shouting the truth during a time otherwise defined by misinformation.
“Tell the truth and let the world decide.” Those were the opening words of Melinda’s presentation – and the premise by which
the former VOA-Bethany Station was established back in 1944. President Franklin Roosevelt ordered a response to fight the
sophisticated Japanese and Nazi Germany propaganda machines of that time. Under the leadership of Cincinnati’s Powel
Crosley, who owned WLW at the time, it came online as the world’s largest and loudest transmitter of American war news to
Nazi Europe.
Keynote Speaker – Melinda Zemper, Board of Directors,
National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting
To all its competing sound waves of that time, its reach was the farthest, and oftentimes the loudest, perhaps because its
differentiator was the truth.
The VOA operated on the premise that citizens in any country—free or oppressed—will make the right decisions for their selfdetermination if they are given all the facts.
“The story of the VOA-Bethany Station is a story of cutting-edge scientific knowledge and innovation similar to what we see in
Silicon Valley today,” Melinda said. “It tells the story of the role that shortwave radio played during World War II and the Cold
War to tell the truth, and inspire people in war-torn and oppressed countries to hope, to dream and work toward democracy.”
Melinda spoke of the Voice’s early directors, who fought against the president’s original vision for yet another propaganda
machine. “They felt the truth was a more persuasive marketing tool to inform our American troops abroad and win over our
foes,” Melinda said. She spoke of the hundreds of visitors from around the world who visit the museum today, sharing stories
about listening to the Voice in secret because they would have been shot if they were caught listening. She shared audio clips
from visitors whose voices expressed awe and memories of pure liberation in listening to the Voice.
Emcee – Britt Scearce, Emery Federal Credit Union
According to Melinda, the VOA today is still broadcast out of Washington, D.C. to oppressed and conflict countries that lack
a free press. Its TV broadcasts are transmitted around the world via satellite and are available on television, computer, cell
phones and other devices. The Voice is broadcast in 40 languages and reaches about 180 million listeners and viewers each
week.
And so today, more than 70 years later, the VOA museum holds a huge amount of historical paraphernalia about shortwave
radio and Cincinnati’s radio and TV broadcast history, and, according to Melinda, a tremendous potential to educate the
public on the importance of a free press to support democracy in a civil society. But that requires a force larger than just a
few people. It requires the sentimental (and monetary) support of our whole community.
To get involved and share your ideas, contact VOA Museum Director Jack Dominic at (513) 777-0027 or visit www.voamuseum.org.
LAUREN BOETTCHER
LAKOTA LOCAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT
513.874.5505 EXT. 2
[email protected]
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Jim Meyers and Ed Lekson of Four Points by Sheraton
Cincinnati North welcomed guests to the Breakfast.
Sponsor – Mercy Health – Fairfield Hospital
Sponsor – Stevens Insurance Agency, LLC
Sponsor – TechSolve
Table Display – Beckett Springs Hospital
New Members – Joe Hinson, President & CEO of the West Chester ▪ Liberty
Chamber Alliance welcomes members attending their first breakfast (left to right):
Sang Tran, West Chester Family Dentistry ; Natalie Cooke, Hanna Paper Recycling
Congratulations to Jeff Fosco with Advent Media Group for being our Referral Leader
of the 2nd Quarter! Not only did he receive $25 in Chamber Bucks, but he received a
one-hour massage gift certificate from Elements Therapeutic Massage.
Congratulations to Emily Gilmartin with N2 Publishing for being the
Ambassador of the 2nd Quarter!
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West Chester  Liberty Chamber Alliance
Golf Classic
Shotgun Start of 10:30am
Monday, August 29
Wetherington Golf and Country Club
To play in the Classic or to be a sponsor, please contact Kathy Rambo at
513.777.3600 or visit www.TheChamberAliance.com.
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TOWNSHIP UPDATES
What’s New in
Liberty Township
www.liberty-township.com
The Springs at Liberty: New apartment complex is under construction along
Hamilton-Mason Road near Cincinnati-Dayton Road. Leasing has begun; residents
will begin moving in this summer. The luxury townhome complex features a
clubhouse with a pool, workout facility, and is pet-friendly.
TriHealth: Hospital system announced plans in May to build a new ambulatory
care center on about 30 acres at Liberty Way and Cox Road.
DEVELOPMENT UPDATES IN AND AROUND LIBERTY TOWNSHIP…
Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus: Proton Therapy Center is slated to open ahead of schedule this summer LIBERTY CENTER HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE…
Now Open: Deg’s Flame Grilled Chicken, H&M, Hanna Andersson, Marbles the
and begin treating patients this fall.
Brain Store and Northstar Café.
Coming Soon: Banana Republic, Cantina Laredo, Cooper’s Hawk, Homage,
Home2 Suites by Hilton: 92-room extended stay hotel is scheduled to open this summer along
Cincinnati-Dayton Road near Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus and Liberty Center. The hotel will feature an Lenscrafters, Moochie & Co and Talbots
Northwestern Mutual: First office tenant; relocated their offices in February
indoor pool, fitness center and meeting space.
to Liberty Center.
Bottle Lodge: Craft-beer bottle shop and lounge offering a variety of retail products now open along
Dr. Erik Snell: Second office tenant working on plans to open a new dental
Cincinnati-Dayton Road next to the new Home2 Suites.
office.
Book Blvd: New used bookstore opening this summer in the Yankee Shoppes retail center.
Buffalo Wings & Rings: New restaurant under construction at Cincinnati-Dayton Road, Yankee Road and The Grant and The Fillmore: Apartment buildings began welcoming their first
residents this spring. Lots of options and amenities available.
State Route 129. An opening later this year is planned.
Cozy’s Pub and Grill: An expansion is underway next to Cozy’s Cottage in Downtown Bethany which will
provide more dining and event space in a charming and cozy setting. The new Cozy’s Pub and Grill is set to
open later this summer.
Cycle Bar: Premium indoor cycling experience coming to the Kroger Marketplace retail center.
Dr. Zamora Dental Office: New medical office building under construction next to the Kroger
Marketplace retail center.
First Watch: Popular breakfast and lunch spot opened recently along Cincinnati-Dayton Road in the Liberty
Connection retail strip center across from Starbucks.
Shooters Sports Grill: Loveland-based sports bar and grill has plans to build a new restaurant along
State Route 747 as part of the Carriage Hill development.
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GET INVOLVED!
Ages 21-40 Welcome!
September’s
Night of Networking
August’s
Night of Networking
Wednesday, September 7 5:30-7:30pm
Wednesday, August 3 5:30-7:30pm
Troy's Cafe & Catering
Valley Central Bank
6550 Princeton-Glendale Road, Liberty Township
4877 Smith Road, West Chester
*Sponsored by Graydon Head
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The Chamber’s young professional group is open to members
and non-members ages 21-40 looking to connect with other
young professionals in the West Chester and Liberty Township
areas and along the I-75 Growth Corridor.
Contact staff liaison Kelly Moore at 513.298.2293 or
[email protected] to be added to the email
reminders and text nextyp to 95577 to receive text reminders.
Reservations are not required for
Nights of Networking.
*Members and non-members are welcome.
Night of Networking at Northwestern Mutual-West Chester
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August’s
Women 4 Women
Friday, August 5 8-9:30am
Kemba Credit Union
8763 Union Centre Boulevard, West Chester
Molly Hayes with Home Instead Senior Care and
Kelly Guscuk with Artis Senior Living of Mason
will discuss "Tips & Tricks for Women to Stay
Healthy, Strong, & Sharp as We Age."
Lunch & Lecture
Sponsored by Mercy Health – Fairfield Hospital
Wednesday, August 24 11:30am-1:30pm
Heritage Club
6690 Heritage Club Drive, Mason
Dr. Kevin Cochran will be discussing “The Heart & Vascular Health.”
September’s
Women 4 Women
Friday, September 9 8-9:30am
Stretch Physical Therapy & Total Wellness
8763 Union Centre Boulevard, West Chester
Kim Nartker, Founder of Stretch Physical Therapy &
Total Wellness, will discuss “Physical Therapy as the
1st Choice in Healthcare.”
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SixtySecond
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August’s
Sixty-Second Connect
September’s
Sixty-Second Connect
Early arrival is suggested! Lunch is served at 11:30am.
Early arrival is suggested! Lunch is served at 11:30am.
8922 Beckett Road, West Chester
UC Health – West Chester Hospital Conference Room 3
THANK YOU Troy’s Café & Catering for providing lunch!
8922 Beckett Road, West Chester
UC Health – West Chester Hospital Conference Room 3
THANK YOU Einstein Bros Bagels for providing lunch!
Tuesday, September 27 12-1pm
Tuesday, August 23 12-1pm
The Chamber Alliance Office
The Chamber Alliance Office
SPACE IS LIMITED!
Please be aware that seating will close at 45 participants.
Early arrival is strongly suggested!
This one-hour monthly event helps members build
lasting business relationships and share valuable
business information with other members.
Sixty-Second Connect consists of a self-introduction
by each attendee, two five-minute presentations, door
prizes and lunch!
Bring your business cards and be prepared to talk about
you and your business in sixty-seconds.
Reservations are not required.
*This is a members only event.
July's Sixty-Second Connect
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Leadership 21 Class of 2016
Selects “Got Your Back” Backpack Fundraiser as Class Project
The West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance Leadership 21 Class of 2016
has announced their class project “Got Your Back” backpack fundraiser.
The class goal is to collect donations for the purchase of three hundred
new, high quality backpacks for half the retail cost. The backpacks will
then be distributed by the Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty
before classes start August 16. Donations can be made online at www.
chamberalliance.com/leadership-21, or mailed to the West Chester
Liberty Chamber Alliance, 8922 Beckett Road, West Chester. Donations
of any amount are accepted. A donation of $150.00 will purchase new
backpacks for five local children.
Sixty-four percent of Boys & Girls Club youth
receive free or reduced lunch and struggle
with basic necessities. The Leadership 21
class of 2016 has decided to focus on these
children to help lighten their load, with new
backpacks that they will be proud to wear.
Connecting People & Possibilities Brunch 2 Business
The West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance focuses on
“Connecting People & Possibilities” in a variety of ways.
This year, Chamber members had the opportunity to
“Connect” with the help of Brunch
2 Business, in conjunction with
HOMEARAMA 2016.
Thank you to our Sponsors!
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Chamber members enjoyed
networking over lunch before
they headed to see some of the
most beautiful homes at the
Oaks of West Chester!
Spotlight On KPG Creative
When ConnXus, a leader in the supplier diversity field,
wanted to step out of the noise in the crowded supplier
diversity space and transform the conversation, they
turned to KPG Creative to formalize a strategy to get
them heard. A consummate Business Communication
Company, KPG, worked with ConnXus to develop an
integrated digital marketing, online branding and social
campaigning strategy that is transforming the national
conversation from one of supplier diversity to supplier
inclusion.
When Ameritas Life
Insurance, a 20year client of the
company, wanted to
re-invent their annual
Leader’s Conference to appeal to a changing and
younger demographic, they turned to KPG Creative to
brainstorm and design the new experience. “Convozones” replaced many of the main stage presentations
and new compelling video stories were created to honor
achievements and drive messaging. The conference
received the highest marks in years from the attendees
and the company is enjoying a renewed excitement from
the field force in the wake of the conference.
By harnessing the power of video and audio, the impact
of live events, and leveraging the ubiquity of the web,
KPG Creative uses its mastery and love of expressive
and persuasive storytelling to help businesses make
connections that improve sales, enhance brand
awareness and energize teams. KPG Creative helps
clients connect their message to their intended audience
to elicit the client’s desired outcome. Connection
made…
KPG Creative was founded in 2002 out of a desire to
focus on great storytelling and creating memorable
experiences. Since its inception in the dining room of
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P&G, Certified Angus Beef, Cincinnati Business Courier,
and the city of Mason just to name a few. What began
nearly 15 years ago has grown to a core team of ten
full-time professionals with a diverse mix of knowledge,
skills and abilities who produce hundreds of strategic
communication projects annually, helping their clients to
bring ideas to life on stage and on screen.
“Do good things and the right things will
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influential tenets of the values underpinning
the KPG company culture, attitude and work ethic.
Some of their most important client relationships and
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KPG Creative also takes a very active role in numerous
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2016 HOMEARAMA®
The Oaks of West Chester
West Chester, Ohio 45069
The Oaks of West Chester is an 85 acre master planned community located in West Chester
Township situated along the picturesque tree canopy of Barrett Road. Mature trees and the
adjacent Keehner Park offer a discriminating lifestyle that is only moments away from I-75,
I-275 and Union Centre Boulevard. Other amenities include a cabana, 2 swimming pools,
playground, and hiker/biker trails.
Buckeye Beef Jerky
9409 Civic Center Boulevard
West Chester, Ohio 45069
www.buckeyejerky.com
What is your favorite beef jerky? You can find out at The Beef Jerky Outlet store. They have
the highest quality USDA approved jerky. They have so many varieties and flavors; you have
to sample each one! They also carry some of the best popcorns, cheeses, peanut butters
(the list goes on and on) and even throw in some bug suckers . . . just for fun. Family and
friends joined Franchisee Gary Wicker (holding scissors) to celebrate the grand opening.
Cincinnati State Supply Chain Career Development Center
5450 Spellmire Drive
West Chester, Ohio 45069
www.learn.cincinnatistate.edu
Cincinnati State Interim President Monica Posey, center, and other dignitaries perform
a ceremonial ribbon cutting during the grand opening of Cincinnati State’s new Supply
Chain Career Development Center in West Chester.
M/I Homes
5976 Watoga Drive
Liberty Township, Ohio 45011
Greg Williams (holding scissors) celebrates with local dignitaries and his team from M/I
Homes the grand opening of Turnbridge. Turnbridge is one of M/I Homes newest communities
located in Liberty Township. This gorgeous community offers you the feeling of being tucked
away in a country setting, but still gives you quick and easy access to everyday amenities.
MVD Connect
5188 Cox-Smith
Mason, Ohio 45040
www.mvdconnect.com
MVD Connect offers full service telecommunication solutions to business customers
through best-of-breed manufacturers (Avaya, Mitel). They offer remote monitoring &
repairing of communications systems; broad array of Maintenance Plans; Managed
Services programs & Carrier Services. The MVD Connect team joined President Jim Sipe
(holding scissors) at their ribbon cutting celebration.
Raymond James
8857 Cincinnati-Dayton Road, Suite 102
West Chester, Ohio 45069
www.raymondjames.com
A Raymond James financial advisor can help you create - a financial plan designed for who
you are, how you live, all the things you want to do and all the things you haven’t thought of
yet. Bill Lendl (holding scissors) celebrated with friends, family and the business community.
Western & Southern Life-West Chester
9050 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 180
West Chester, Ohio 45069
www.westernsouthernlife.com
Agency Manager Bill Sizemore (holding scissors) gathers the team for a ribbon cutting ceremony,
celebrating the opening of their West Chester location. Western & Southern Life can help you with
all your family’s life insurance and financial needs. They specialize in diversified financial services,
along with the companies with which they collaborate with for additional products and services.
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New Members
Cal-Am Properties
Cindy Jeffers
513-777-1703
Real Estate - Residential
www.cal-am.com
Daleth Digital
Joseph McClendon
513-742-6023
Media - Radio, TV, Print, Outdoor
www.dalethdigital.com
Hanna Paper Recycling
Mark Badinghaus
513-860-5060
Manufacturing-Recycling
www.hannapaper.com
Mercedes-Benz of West Chester
Abel Bogale
513-870-1000
Automotive - Dealers
www.westchesterbenz.com
The Arts Council of West Chester & Liberty
Pattie Byron
513-290-0099
Art Galleries/Museums/Associations
www.artscouncilwcl.org
Wesley Community Services
Jim Barger
513-661-2777
Medical - Home Health Care
www.wesleycs.org
Continental Roof Company
Carlos Sanchez
513-847-4856
Construction - Homebuilders & General Cont
www.mycincyroofer.com
Delhi Flower & Garden Center
Dave Flischel
513-759-4700
Florists/Garden Centers
www.delhigardencenters.com
Harmony Healing Arts, LLC
Elizabeth Ming
513-780-7706
Massage & Other Therapies
www.harmonyohio.com
New York Life Insurance Company
Rong Li
513-580-3110
Insurance - Financial Services
Topgolf
Meghan Hanna
337-654-0179
Recreation - Sports & Entertainment
www.topgolf.com
Wild Birds Unlimited
Monica Brubaker
513-847-6580
Pet Services
www.wbu.com/westchester
Cooper Creek Event Center
Ann Pugh
513-745-8649
Event - Banquet Centers
www.coopercreekblueash.com
Delicious Designs Cookies
Arin Singer-Bonk
513-490-7221
Gift Baskets, Candies, and Gourmet Food
www.deliciousdesignscookies.wordpress.com/
Main Event Entertainment
Rachel Chandler
513-777-1700
Entertainment
www.mainevent.com
Renewing Members
Primerica
Steve Taylor
513-828-9857
Insurance - Financial Services
Robinson Sotheby's International Realty
Sheree Marcum
513-617-5371
Real Estate - Residential
www.shereemarcum.com
Watkins Heating & Cooling
Lisa Watkins
937-748-0220
Heating & Air Conditioning
www.watkinsheating.com
AC Hotel Cincinnati at Liberty Center
Barry Kuhnke
513-759-6500
Hotel & Conference Center
www.acmarriott.com
Butler Tech
Jon Graft
513-868-1911
Educational - Schools, Colleges
www.butlertech.org
Cushman & Wakefield
Doug Bolton
513-421-4884
Real Estate - Commercial
www.cushmanwakefield.com
Hospice of Butler and Warren Counties
Lori Igel
937-258-5537
Medical - Health Services
www.hospiceofbwco.org
Primrose School
Roland Young
513-870-0630
Educational - Pre-School, Daycare
www.primrosewestchester.com
Sibcy Cline Realtors - Anton
Susanne Anton
513-519-9455
Real Estate - Residential
www.sibcycline.com/santon
Advanced Technology Consulting, Inc.
Louie Hollmeyer
513-323-1131
Telephone Communication-Equipment/System
www.4atc.com
Carpetile
Larry Guckiean
513-755-2000
Carpet, Rugs & Flooring
www.carpetile.net
Destinys Catering and Banquets
Jennifer Hollstegge
513-851-5434
Event - Caterers
www.destinyscatering.com
HTT Agency, Inc.
Tom Tasset
513-620-7744
Insurance - Agencies
www.htt24.com
Proscan Imaging-Pink Ribbon Centers
Lauren Ferris
513-281-3400
Medical - Health Services
www.proscan.com
Sibcy Cline Realtors - Tausch
Deborah Robb Tausch
513-535-7878
Real Estate - Residential
www.sibcycline.com/dtausch
AK Steel Corporation
Melissa Benedict
513-425-2543
Manufacturing
www.akssteel.com
Centennial, Inc.
Mike Sipple
513-366-3762
Employment - Agencies, Recruiting
www.Centennialinc.com
DynaPay
Colin Yeakle
513-791-2134
Credit Card Processing/Services
www.dynapayllc.com
Impact Fleet Services
LaDonna Helsinger
513-769-9333
Transportation
www.impactfleetauto.com
Prosource
Melissa Schneider
513-769-0606
Office Equipment, Service & Repairs
www.totalprosource.com
STAR 93.3
Nate Baldwin
513-587-4405
Media - Radio, TV, Print, Outdoor
www.mystar933.com
Albertz & Associates, CPA
Mark Albertz
513-891-8400
Accountants - CPA
www.albertzcpa.com
Centre Park of West Chester Event & Banquet
Center
Brian Wipprecht
513-874-2744
Hotel & Conference Center
www.middletownhotelmanagement.com
Earthwise Pet
Troy Dessauer
513-777-5777
Pet Services
www.earthwisepet.com/Liberty
Lakota Self Storage and Mini Office Suites
Bob Hutsenpiller
513-777-7999
Storage Facilities, Warehouses
www.lakotaselfstorage.com
Rich Sears Photography
Rich Sears
513-324-5643
Photographers & Photographic Supplies
www.richsearsphotography.com
Star One Realtors, Inc.
Mark Meinhardt
513-779-9500
Real Estate - Residential
www.starone.com
Elements Therapeutic Massage
Pam Garrett
513-755-1192
Massage & Other Therapies
www.elementsmassage.com/westchester
Medical Center Fund of Cincinnati
John Gillespie
513-475-7213
Foundations
Allergy & Asthma Specialty Center
Masood Ahmad
513-777-7097
Medical - Physicians & Surgeons
www.allergyandasthmaspecialtycenter.com
Aquatic & Garden Decor Inc.
Jim Sparnall
513-777-1744
Garden Accents, Water Features
www.aquaticgarden.com
ARC Document Solutions
Shelly Miles
513-326-2300
Signs, Banners and Graphics
www.e-arc.com
Art on Symmes
Sherry Armstead
513-844-2787
Retail - Specialty
www.artonsymmes.com
Atrium Medical Center Foundation
Mike Stautberg
513-420-5125
Foundations
www.atriummedcenter.org
Butler County Department of Development
Michael McNamara
513-785-5109
Economic Development-Planners/Counselors
www.butlercounty.biz
Charles Schwab Liberty Township
Louis Dissel
513-453-4774
Financial Planning & Investment Advisors
www.schwab.com/libertytownship
Cincinnati Children's Liberty Campus
Jamie Theiss
513-803-0266
Medical - Hospitals
www.cincinnatichildrens.org
College Nannies + Tutors
Sue Cornish
614-747-3020
Educational - Tutoring
www.collegenanniesandtutors.com/masonoh
Comey & Shepherd Realtors
Susan Hendel
513-490-8187
Real Estate - Residential
www.comey.com
Cornerstone Services, Inc.
David Senger
513-603-1127
Retail
www.ccsginc.com
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Employers Resource Association
Leslie Vogel
513-679-4120
Consulting - HR, Employee Benefits
www.hrxperts.org
Esther Price Candies Corporation
Peggy Weaver
937-253-2121
Gift Baskets, Candies, and Gourmet Food
www.estherprice.com
Fairfield Pavilion
Andrea Thaman
513-464-5036
Retirement Communities, Care facilities
www.fairfieldpavilion.com
Focus on Youth, Inc.
Bryan Forney
513-644-1030
Service Organization - Social Services
www.focusonyouth.com
Haire Bohmer Wealth Management Group LLC
David Haire
513-942-9700
Financial Planning & Investment Advisors
www.lpl.com
The West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance is
the 3rd Largest Chamber in the Tri-State!
We are a voice for business in our region. We
promote partnerships
and collaborative
relationships and
maximize our member’s
value on their investment.
MetroParks of Butler County
Kelly Barkley
513-867-5835
Parks & Recreation
www.yourmetroparks.net
Millikin & Fitton Law Firm
William Keck
513-863-6700
Attorneys
www.mfitton.com
Mindful Wellness Massage and Bodywork, LLC
Jacky Groenewegen
513-382-3132
Massage & Other Therapies
www.mindfulwellnessmedicalthermography.com
Moe's Outdoor Equipment and Supplies
Dale Magie
513-755-4655
Outdoor Power Equipment Sales/Service
www.buyatmoes.com
Mount Pleasant Retirement Village
Devon Moyer
513-539-7760
Retirement Communities, Care facilities
www.mountpleasantohio.org
Oak Tree Communications, LLC
Melinda Zemper
513-706-3737
Advertising - PR Agencies
www.oaktreecommunications.com
OWC Restaurants, Inc. DBA Uno's Chicago Grill
Becky Wilber
513-874-2244
Restaurants - Bars and Grills
www.ctirest.com
Panera Bread
Luanne Weismiller
513-259-1895
Restaurants
www.panerabread.com
Park National Bank
Tim Kemper
513-965-4022
Banks & Banking Services
www.parknationalbank.com
Roosevelt Surgical Associates
Theresa Garner
513-424-0941
Medical - Physicians & Surgeons
www.rooseveltsurgical.com
Roth & Hassett, CPAs/Financial Consult. of
W Chester
Matt Roth
513-755-2272
Accountants - CPA
www.rothaccounting.com
RoundTower Technologies
Jolene West
513-247-7929
Information Technology
www.roundtower.com
Rumpke Consolidated, Inc.
Molly Broadwater
513-741-6765
Waste Removal
www.rumpke.com
S&ME Inc.
Sheri Bechtel
513-771-8471
Engineering - Others
www.smeinc.com
SanMar Corporation
Scott Tillery
513-682-7024
Distribution/ Packaging
www.sanmar.com
Search Engine Experts LLC
Ken Saunders
513-379-3800
Computer - Internet, Web Design
www.SearchEngineExpertsLLC.com
Sharonville Convention Center
Jim Downton
513-771-7744
Hotel & Conference Center
www.sharonvilleconventioncenter.com
Shine of Cincinnati
Tony Stevens
513-720-6629
Window Cleaning
www.shinewindowcare.com
Stone Creek Dining Co
Zach Barnes
513-942-2100
Restaurants
www.stonecreekdining.com
Thompson Hine LLP
Debbie Brenneman
513-352-6638
Attorneys
www.thompsonhine.com
Total Wealth Planning, LLC
Rob Siegmann
513-984-6696
Financial Planning & Investment Advisors
twpteam.com
TradeGlobal, LLC
Dave Cook
513-346-3100
Fulfillment Center www.filltek.com
TriHealth
Anjie Britton
513-569-6599
Medical - Hospitals
www.trihealth.com
Valley Central Bank
Ron Hotchkiss
513-821-3335
Banks & Banking Services
www.valleycentral.org
Vantiv
James Yancey
513-484-4440
Banks & Banking Services
www.vantiv.com
West Chester Academy of Music, Dance &
Gymnastics
Patsy Rabinowitz
513-829-2345
Music
www.wcaom.com
West Chester Activity Center by Partners in Prime
Danielle Webb
513-785-4753
Service Organization - Social Services
www.community-first.org
Pinnacle Financial Advisors, LLC
Scott Sims
513-874-4440
Financial Planning & Investment Advisors
www.planwithpinnacle.com
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7172 Cincinnati Dayton Road, West Chester
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Kemba Credit Union
8763 Union Centre Boulevard, West Chester
Sixty-Second Connect, 12-1pm
The Chamber Alliance Office
Monthly Breakfast 7:30-9:30am
Centre Park of West Chester Event
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5800 Muhlhauser Road, West Chester
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