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BUSINESS FOCUS
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF COMMERCE LEXINGTON INC.
OCTOBER 2014
VOLUME XXII, ISSUE X
Election Approaching!
Commerce Lexington Inc. Has You
Covered for the U.S. Senate Race
Policy Luncheon
Friday, October 10
Senator Mitch McConnell
Policy Breakfast
Wednesday, October 15
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes
BALLOT
Inside This Issue:
October 7th Good Morning
Bluegrass Features New
Transy President Dr. Carey
Next Opportunity Exchange
is October 16th
2015 Leadership Visit Location
Announced --> See Page 6
Watch for Coverage of Salute
to Small Business Awards in
the November Issue
www.CommerceLexington.com
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October 2014: Volume XXII, Issue X
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
Business Facilities: Lexington a Leading Rapid Recovery Leader
Business Profile: Equine Diagnostic Solutions
Next 5 Across Event is Wednesday, October 29th
6-11 EVENTS:
Next Opportunity Exchange is Thursday, October 16th
Senator McConnell, Secretary Grimes Headline Policy Events
@330 Series Features Discussion on Goal Setting
Shakespeare and Co. Hosts Business Link on October 7
Good Morning BG Features New Transy President Dr. Carey
BOAB Enrollment Event Set for Friday, November 7th
12-15
GET CONNECTED:
Leadership Development Program Recaps
Winner’s Circle Campaign Continues Steady Progress
Ambassador Spotlight: Shawn Blades, BB&T
Welcome New Commerce Lexington Inc. Members
Member Personnel Announcements & Awards
Watch for Coverage of the 2014 Salute to Small Business
Awards Luncheon in the November Issue of Business Focus
WHAT 2 WATCH 4
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Oct. 16th Opportunity Exchange
Features Cedric Jenkins - Former
UK Player Turned Business Owner
Shakespeare and Co. Hosts
Business Link on October 7th
October 14th @330 Event
Helps You Unlock Your Potential
Through Goal Setting
October 7th Good Morning
Bluegrass Features New
Transy President Dr. Carey
BUSINESS FOCUS
OCTOBER 2014
Business Focus is published once a month for a
total of 12 issues per year by Commerce Lexington
Inc., 330 East Main Street, Suite 100, Lexington,
KY 40507. Phone: (859) 226-1600
2014 Chair of the Board:
Kenneth R. Sagan, Chairman of the Firm
Stites & Harbison, PLLC
Publisher:
Robert L. Quick, CCE, President & CEO
Commerce Lexington Inc.
Editor: Mark E. Turner
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1928 - 2014
Former Chamber Board
Chairman Bob Brewer
Leaves Legacy of Service
Lexington businessman and attorney Bob
Brewer passed away
September 15, 2014.
Among his many community service roles,
Mr. Brewer served as
Chairman of the Board
for
the
Greater
BOB BREWER
Lexington Chamber of
1976 BOARD
Commerce in 1976, as
CHAIR
PHOTO
well as several terms
as a vice chair on the
board of directors.
In addition to the Chamber Board, Mr.
Brewer also chaired the Urban County
Transportation Advisory Commission,
the Lexington Tourist and Convention
Commission, and The Lexington School,
and served on the boards of the Salvation
Army, Kentucky Horse Park Commission,
The Museum of the Horse, Lexington
Better Business Bureau, and Shaker
Village of Pleasant Hill. He was also
president of The Lexington Rotary Club,
an Endowment Trustee of the Woodford
Memorial Hospital in Versailles, and was
a member of the Lexington Bluegrass
Airport Advisory Commission.
A Lexington native, Brewer served in
the U.S. Navy, with combat duty for 14
months in Korea and 26 years in the
Naval Reserve back home in Kentucky.
Commerce Lexington Inc. President
and CEO Bob Quick said, “Throughout
his lifetime, Mr. Brewer’s passion and
enthusiasm for Lexington and the
Bluegrass were evident in everything he
did. There is no doubt that he made
Lexington a better place, and he is a perfect example of the kind of positive
impact that civic leadership can have. He
will be greatly missed throughout our
community.”
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
A Collaborative Effort of the Bluegrass Business Development Partnership (BBDP):
SUBMITTED BY:
Gina Greathouse, Hannah Huggins, Travis Lane & Kimberly Rossetti, CLX Economic Development Division
CLX Exhibits at 2014 International
Manufacturing Technology Show
In September, Commerce Lexington Inc. exhibited in partnership with LG&EKU at the 2014 International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) in
Chicago (pictured below). IMTS is America’s largest manufacturing technology show that draws over 114,000 attendees from all over the world.
Manufacturing is a key industry to the Bluegrass Region and one of Commerce
Lexington’s strategic target niches. LG&E-KU promoted Kentucky as a key state
for manufacturers to do business and allowed economic developers to exhibit
in partnership with the utility company. IMTS gives Commerce Lexington an
opportunity to showcase Lexington’s strengths in manufacturing and to network with a variety of companies that have operations worldwide. Our team
met with some of our existing manufacturing companies in Chicago as well as
companies interested in expanding.
EDITOR’S NOTE:
As a part of Commerce Lexington’s economic development efforts,
we visit 150 companies each year to gauge our local business environment, to be a helpful resource and to guide them through incentive programs as they grow in Lexington. As we meet with companies, our team wants to make you aware of some of these great
businesses in Lexington that you may not know.
Equine Diagnostic Solutions
Equine Diagnostic Solutions is laboratory offering high quality testing services in equine diseases to veterinarians worldwide. The business is operated by co-owners Jennifer Morrow,
Ph.D., and Amy Graves, M.T., who have successfully provided
these services to the equine industry since 1997. They conduct testing in the areas of Equine Protozoal
Myeloencephalitis (EPM), Strangles (Streptococcus equi),
West Nile Virus, Equine Influenza Virus, Salmonella, Equine
Infectious Anemia and other diseases. Equine Diagnostic
Solutions’ office and laboratory are located on the University
of Kentucky’s Coldstream Research Campus. The Bluegrass
Business Development Partnership worked closely with
Equine Diagnostic Solutions when they established their business in 2009. We are proud that they call Lexington home.
Learn more about Equine Diagnostic Solutions at
www.equinediagnosticsolutions.com.
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OCTOBER 2014
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Next 5 Across is October 29th
STAT OF THE MONTH
Business Facilities Magazine: Lexington
is a Leading Rapid Recovery Leader
Business Facilities Magazine, America’s leading source of intelligence on corporate
expansion and relocation, recently listed the
Lexington metro as the No. 2 post-recession
recovery leader in the country. Analyzing
MSAs that have had the most impressive
surges in job creation, wages and salaries in
the past year, the publication credited
Lexington’s growing high-tech sector as a
key component in the community’s success.
Recognized for turning the city into a magnet for growth were Commerce Lexington
Inc., Awesome Inc., and the Lexington
Innovation and Commercialization Center.
The list of top recovery leaders also included
the Hagerstown, Maryland/Martinsburg,
West Virginia metro, Spokane, Washington,
Springfield, Missouri, Little Rock, Arkansas,
and Oakland, California. To view the complete list of metro rankings, visit http://businessfacilities.com/2014-business-facilitiesrankings-report-metro-global.
The next 5 Across meeting will take place on October 29th from
5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Awesome Inc. 5 Across is an informal gathering of entrepreneurs, investors and services providers. Each 5
Across features presentations from local entrepreneurs who pitch
their ideas to a panel of judges in competition for $500. Admission
is $5 per person. Register online at www.eventbrite.com/e/5across-lexington-october-2014-tickets-12947118179.
CLX Exhibits at World Trade Day
On August 21st, Commerce Lexington Inc. sponsored and
exhibited at the Kentucky World Trade Day in Lexington at the
Griffin Gate Marriott. This conference is Kentucky’s largest gathering of international business professionals in the state. It
offers an opportunity for networking and professional development, as well as access to experts in international trade.
By The Numbers:
In 2014, Commerce Lexington’s Economic Development
Division has responded to calls from the following:
New Business: 81 new prospects interested in finding a
new location or expanding operations
Existing Clients & Local Entrepreneurial Companies:
26 companies with potential expansions in Lexington
Client Visits: 22
Existing Business Visits: 101
Commerce Lexington Mobile App Approaching 750 Downloads Since Launch
PRESENTED BY:
Mobile technology is here to stay, and
Commerce Lexington Inc. (CLX) has embraced this
method of communication not only to add visibility for its members, but to also provide an easy way
to keep up with current CLX events, community
events, local news, programs, and your favorite
businesses while you're on the go!
With nearly 750 downloads since its launch,
Commerce Lexington Inc.’s smartphone app presented by Haymaker/Bean Commercial Real Estate
and Haymaker Development Company is available
FREE for download in the iTunes App Store and
Google Play for Android devices.
EVERY COMMERCE LEXINGTON MEMBER
has their own basic listing as a benefit of membership, which includes a "click to call" and "click to
map" link. Mobile users now have one-touch
access to your business contact information and
location.
TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP:
r Text lexington CLX2Go to 80802; OR
r Scan this QR code with your mobile device
ALSO SPONSORED BY:
OCTOBER 2014
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EVENTS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014 | 4:30 - 6:30 P.M. | CLARION HOTEL (1950 NEWTOWN PIKE)
From UK Basketball Player to Banker to Realtor and Business Owner,
Cedric Jenkins Talks Business Lessons Learned at Opportunity Exchange
PRESENTED BY:
HOST SPONSOR:
Clarion Hotel
GOLD SPONSORS:
Republic Services of Kentucky, LLC
SteinGroup, LLC
SILVER SPONSORS:
Cooperative Business Services
WUKY 91.3 FM
Commerce Lexington Inc.’s
Fall Opportunity Exchange
presented by Columbia Gas
of Kentucky and hosted by
the Clarion Hotel will feature great networking and
interaction for minorityowned and small businesses in the Lexington community. The event will also CEDRIC JENKINS
include featured speaker
Cedric Jenkins talking about
lessons learned along the way during his transition from a successful basketball career at the
University of Kentucky to a career in banking and
now as a licensed realtor and business owner in
the Bluegrass Region.
TO REGISTER:
The Fall Opportunity Exchange event will take
place on Thursday, October 16, at the Clarion
Hotel (1950 Newtown Pike) from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Cost is $10 for Commerce Lexington Inc. members, and $15 for potential members. Please
RSVP to Justin Richter at jrichter@commercelex
ington.com.
MBD PROGRAM SPONSORS:
Blue Grass Airport
Fifth Third Bank
Lexmark International, Inc.
LG&E / Kentucky Utilities Co.
PNC Bank
The Hartford
University of Kentucky
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc.
Windstream Communications
SAVE THE DATE
2015 Leadership Visit
May 13-15, 2015
Kansas City
Here We Come!
Top City For:
High paying jobs (Forbes)
Young job seekers ( Business Insider)
Growth in tech jobs (Dice.com)
Raising a family (Movoto)
STEM jobs (Brookings)
Best downtowns (Forbes)
And MORE!
Watch for registration information soon!
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OCTOBER 2014
EVENTS
POLICY LUNCHEON - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014 | POLICY BREAKFAST - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2014
Senator McConnell, Secretary Grimes Headline Upcoming Policy Events
In October, Commerce Lexington Inc. is offering its members and guests a ring-side seat to
observe what many political pundits are calling the most watched United States Senate race in
America. Both United States Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Secretary of State
Alison Lundergan Grimes have graciously accepted an invitation to participate in separate policy
events presented by Kentucky American Water.
Just weeks before the election, our members and guests will have the opportunity to hear the
candidates make their case as to why they should represent Kentucky in the United States Senate
for the next six years. Many observers believe the outcome of this race could determine which party
controls the United States Senate, and thus its policy agenda for the foreseeable future.
PRESENTED BY:
PLATINUM SPONSORS:
POLICY LUNCHEON
POLICY BREAKFAST
Steptoe and Johnson, PLLC
Friday, October 10, Noon-1:30 p.m.
Senator Mitch McConnell
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 8:00-9:30 a.m.
Sec. of State Alison Lundergan Grimes
Stoll Keenon Ogden, PLLC
U.S.
Senator
Mitch
McConnell will headline a
Public Policy Luncheon on
Friday, October 10, from
noon to 1:30 p.m. at the
Griffin Gate Marriott Resort
& Spa (1800 Newtown Pike).
Kentucky Secretary of State
Alison Lundergan Grimes
will headline a Public Policy
Breakfast on Wednesday,
October 15, from 8:00 to
9:30 a.m. also at the Griffin
Gate Marriott Resort & Spa
(1800 Newtown Pike).
TO REGISTER:
The cost to attend the Public Policy Luncheon is
$45 for Commerce Lexington Inc. members,
and $55 for potential members. To register, email to [email protected] or register on-line at www.commercelexington.com.
GOLD SPONSORS:
AT&T
Cumberland Valley National Bank & Trust Co.
University of Kentucky
U.S. Bank
TO REGISTER:
The cost to attend the Public Policy Breakfast is
$45 for Commerce Lexington Inc. members,
and $55 for potential members. To register, email to [email protected] or register on-line at www.commercelexington.com.
SILVER SPONSORS:
Blue Grass Airport | Blue and Co. | Child Care Council | Comfort Keepers | Fifth Third Bank | Lexington Center Corp.
Kentucky Community & Technical College System | Kentucky Utilities Co. - a PPL Company | Ray, Foley, Hensley & Company, PLLC
Sheehy | SteinGroup, LLC | Sutherland & Associates | Traditional Bank | TravelHost of the Bluegrass | WUKY 91.3 FM
SMALL BUSINESS SPONSORS:
Babbage Cofounder | Baird Government Solutions | Missing Link Managed I.T., LLC | Progressive Marketing
OCTOBER 2014
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EVENTS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2014 | 3:30 - 5:00 P.M. | INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY (2530 SIR BARTON WAY - HAMBURG)
@330: Unlock Your Potential Personally & Professionally Through Goal Setting
PRESENTED BY:
GOLD SPONSORS
Adcolor
Allstate Insurance Agency
Park Community Credit Union
TravelHost of the Bluegrass
FOOD SPONSOR
Sam’s Club of Nicholasville
NOTE LOCATION CHANGE
FOR THE FALL SERIES OF
@330 EVENTS, WHICH WILL
BE HELD AT INDIANA
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
This workshop will:
These days, in order to get to where
r Define goal setting in practical
you want to go both personally and
terms.
professionally, it’s important to have
r Discuss why so many people FAIL
well-defined goals and a plan for getto achieve goals.
ting there. The next Commerce
r Learn the key pillars to successfully
Lexington Inc. @330 event presented
setting and achieving your goals. Hint:
by Manpower of Central Kentucky on
It may not be what you think.
Tuesday, October 14, from 3:30-5:00
p.m. at Indiana Wesleyan University
This is a workshop that will benefit
(2530 Sir Barton Way) will feature a
COLENE ELRIDGE
you both personally and professionally.
discussion on goal setting by coach
It’s one you don’t want to miss!
and human resources specialist
Colene Elridge.
In the most general of terms, Colene says that
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
goal setting is a process of working towards who
Colene Elridge is currently a human resources
you want to be or what you want to do. This can
specialist at the Kentucky Personnel Cabinet’s
be simple (planning a vacation activity) or more
Office of Diversity & Equality and the owner of BE
complex (transforming organizational culture).
MORE Consulting, a firm of dynamic consultantOnce your intention or goal is clear and comtrainers specializing in presenting employeepelling, it’s then a matter of planning towards it,
focused soft skills in a fun, interactive learning
tracking your progress, and staying open to
environment, and CoachColene.com, serving as
learning and change along the way.
a coach to men and women who aspire to sucWhether it’s done formally or informally, goal
cessful lives. Colene has worked successfully with
setting is essential to focusing energy and
individuals, in various organizations, to build
resources, and to experience a sense of accomeffective and efficient practices and processes.
plishment and satisfaction. Without it, there’s a
Colene has a Bachelor’s degree from Transylvania
feeling of being adrift without direction or purUniversity where she studied Cultural
pose, or of being disappointed as a result.
Anthropology, and a Master’s degree in Business
Engaging in goal setting conversations is fundaAdministration from Sullivan University.
mental for both individual and organizational
success. Goal setting truly is the key to unlocking
ABOUT @330 SERIES:
your full potential.
These events provide a topical presentation that
is relevant to the success of small business owners and business professionals. They also allow
members the opportunity to discuss ideas, share
best practices, and work through challenges.
HOW TO REGISTER:
The @330 events are open to Commerce
Lexington Inc. members at no charge. However,
please register prior to the event by contacting
Liz
Bennett
at
(859)
226-1615
or
lbennett@Commerce Lexington.com.
@330 SERIES
Tuesday, October 14, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Where: Indiana Wesleyan University (2530 Sir
Barton Way, Hamburg)
TO RSVP: @330 events are open to
Commerce Lexington Inc. members at no
charge. However, please register prior to the
event by contacting Liz Bennett at (859) 2261615 or [email protected].
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OCTOBER 2014
EVENTS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 | 4:30 - 6:30 P.M. | SHAKESPEARE AND CO. (367 WEST SHORT STREET)
Shakespeare and Co. Hosts Business Link on Tuesday, October 7th
Enjoy the wonderful ambiance, design and décor of
Shakespeare and Co.’s Café Restaurant in downtown
Lexington (367 West Short Street) during the next
Commerce Lexington Inc. Business Link networking
event on Tuesday, October 7, from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
The event will be held on the restaurant’s second
floor, accessible by elevator or by the glass banquet
door by the bar entrance facing Short Street. Inspired
by the hallmarks of a bygone era - 18th Century
Europe - each Shakespeare and Co. restaurant is
conceived, designed and decorated by its in-house
design team, and every piece of furniture and fixture
is handcrafted in its own workshops. Founded in
2001, Shakespeare and Co. now features 37 restaurants worldwide, with its only two U.S. locations
right here in Lexington, Kentucky.
PARKING INFORMATION:
Half price vouchers will be handed out to Business
Link attendees for the Victorian Square Parking
Garage (350 West Short Street, corner of
Broadway and Short Street). In addition, parking
meters in the area are not monitored after 5 p.m.
More parking information can be found at
www.lexpark.org.
TO ATTEND:
The cost to attend the Business Link event is $5
for Commerce Lexington members, $10 for nonmembers (payable at the door). Sorry, there is
NO EXHIBIT SPACE for this Business Link.
ON-LINE REGISTRATION:
You can also pre-register for Business Link events
on-line at www.CommerceLexington.com. Online
registration closes the day before the event. As
always, you may still pay at the door. If registering
online, pick up your beverage ticket at the registration table on the evening of the event. PLEASE
NOTE: NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN FOR
ONLINE REGISTRATIONS.
Leadership Lexington
Alumni Association to be
Featured at Business Link
The Commerce Lexington Inc. Business Link
event on Tuesday, October 7, at Shakespeare
and Co. (367 W. Short St.) will spotlight the
Leadership Lexington Alumni Association.
Developed from a class project of a past
Leadership Lexington class, the mission of the
Alumni Association is to further the commitment to our local community shaped by
Commerce Lexington’s Leadership Lexington
development program. Find out more at
www.leadershiplexingtonalumni.com.
OCTOBER 2014
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EVENTS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 | 8:00 - 9:30 A.M. | HYATT REGENCY LEXINGTON - REGENCY BALLROOM (401 WEST HIGH STREET)
New Transy President Dr. Seamus Carey Headlines Good Morning BG
PRESENTED BY:
GOLD SPONSORS
TravelHost of the Bluegrass
WUKY 91.3 FM
SILVER SPONSORS
bd’s Mongolian Grill
Park Community Credit Union
Sturgill, Turner, Barker & Moloney, PLLC
Windstream Communications
SMALL BUSINESS SPONSORS
Breeze Financial, LLC
Missing Link Managed I.T.
Progressive Marketing
opportunity to welcome and interact
Seamus Carey, Ph.D., became
with one of Lexington’s newest resiTransylvania University’s 26th presidents.
dent on July 1, 2014, taking the helm
at the 16th-oldest college in the U.S.
Since its founding in 1780 as the first
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
college west of the Allegheny
Before coming to Transylvania, Dr.
Mountains, Transylvania has been pioSeamus Carey was the dean of the
neering new frontiers in higher educaCollege of Arts and Sciences at Sacred
tion.
Heart
University
in
Fairfield,
During the next interactive
DR. SEAMUS
Connecticut. He has held numerous
Commerce Lexington Inc. Good
CAREY
leadership positions during his academMorning Bluegrass event presented by
ic career, including the chairmanship of
Fifth Third Bank on Tuesday, October
the Philosophy Department at Manhattan College.
7, from 8:00 - 9:30 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency
At Manhattan, he also served on the faculty senLexington, Dr. Carey will talk about his decision
ate, as chair of the School of Arts curriculum comto take the Transy president’s job and move his
mittee, and as director of the university’s Center
family to Lexington, as well as the delicate balfor Professional Ethics. The author of numerous
ance between embracing Transy’s strong tradiarticles and books, his work focuses on the intertion and positioning it for the future.
section of philosophy, parenting, and family life.
Engagement with the Lexington community
His areas of philosophical interest include 20th
in search of ways to enhance students’ academCentury continental philosophy, ethics, and enviic experiences through internships and mentorronmental philosophy.
ing is high on the new president’s goals during
his first 100 days on campus. Don’t miss this
TO REGISTER:
The cost to attend this Good Morning Bluegrass is
$25 for Commerce Lexington Inc. members and
$35 for non-members. To register, e-mail to
[email protected] or register on-line
at www.CommerceLexington.com.
Women Leading Ky.’s Fall
Roundtable Luncheons
Continue October 7th
Women Leading Kentucky’s Fall Roundtable
Networking Luncheons continue on October 7th,
featuring Dr. Christine Riordan, Provost, University
of Kentucky, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Sal’s
Chophouse (3373 Tates Creek Road). For more
information or to register, visit www.womenleadingky.com. Below is the full Roundtable
Networking Luncheon schedule.
- Tuesday, October 7: Dr. Christine Riordan,
Provost, University of Kentucky, Noon - 1:30 p.m.,
Sal’s Chophouse, Lexington.
- Thursday, October 30: Jill Jones, Executive VP,
President North America & Latin America Regions,
Brown-Forman, Noon - 1:30 p.m., KSU Student
Center Ballroom (4th Floor), Frankfort.
- Thursday, November 20: Laura Douglas, VP,
Corporate Responsibility & Community Affairs,
LG&E – KU, Noon - 1:30 p.m., Sal’s Chophouse,
Lexington.
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OCTOBER 2014
EVENTS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2014 | 7:30 - 9:00 A.M. | COMMERCE LEXINGTON INC. (330 EAST MAIN ST.)
Are You a Small Business Owner? Are You Looking for Guidance in Today’s
Tough Environment? The Business Owners Advisory Boards Can Help
If you've ever needed advice or guidance as a
business owner and didn't know where to turn,
Commerce Lexington Inc. has a valuable, no cost
solution for you. Various groups called the
Business Owners Advisory Board (BOAB) meet
monthly to assist in problem-solving through discussion with other business owners to help in
analyzing current or future direction, and also
provide an avenue for personal growth.
assimilation of new members into the groups.
This upcoming Enrollment Event will enable
members to meet other group participants and
ask questions, learn more about this free program in general, and even sign up to become a
member of a Business Owner Advisory Board.
TO RSVP FOR THIS EVENT:
To RSVP for this Enrollment Event, e-mail to Liz
Bennett
at
lbennett@Commerce
Lexington.com. There is no charge to attend
this informational event.
BOAB “ENROLLMENT EVENT” IS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th:
If you're interested in the Business Owners
Advisory Board through Commerce Lexington
Inc., now is your opportunity to learn more
about the program and to become active in
one of the groups. In this present business
environment, business owners need to know
that a support structure exists to help them.
An "ENROLLMENT EVENT" will be held on
Friday, November 7, from 7:30-9:00 a.m., at
Commerce Lexington Inc.’s first floor conference room (330 East Main St.).
Group placements for Commerce Lexington
Inc. business members are made twice per
year for the various boards. Since the goal is
for members to make a long-term commitment to the groups, the twice-a-year placement
process helps to facilitate a more effective
AAF Lexington Presents
INTERACTIVE SOCIAL
Conference on October 9
AAF Lexington presents INTERACTIVE SOCIAL, a half-day digital conference that moves at the
speed of the ever-changing
world of advertising on
Thursday, October 9, from 8:00
a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the Keeneland Sales Pavilion,
with a day at the races to follow. During the conference, today’s business leaders share insights about
what it takes to thrive in an increasingly interconnected, digitally driven world. This event will include
national speakers, such as Louisville native and UK
alumnus Chuck Brymer, who is President & CEO of
DDB° Worldwide, and John Bielenberg, Co-Founder
at Future, an innovation firm in Silicon Valley.
Participants will also hear from a local industry leader
panel. For more information or to register, visit
www.aaflexington.com.
Commerce Lexington Inc. is proud to
sponsor AAF Lexington’s INTERACTIVE
SOCIAL Digital Conference.
OCTOBER 2014
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GET CONNECTED
Leadership Central Kentucky Kicks Off 2014-15 Program With Orientation
2014-15 CLASS PRESENTED BY:
BRONZE SPONSOR:
Unified Trust
Article by Audra Meighan, Integrity IT
Jessamine County never saw what hit it when the
Leadership Central Kentucky Class of 2014-15
arrived there in August. Twenty-three dynamic, eager
leaders representing eight different counties came
together at the Comfort Inn on US 27 August 21st
for an action-packed overnight orientation.
Amy Carrington Stallard kicked off events by introducing sponsors Nila Wells of Toyota and William
DiOrio from KU who shared some inspiration and
advice. Board Director Amy Cloud also joined the
opening ceremonies and welcomed us to her neck of
the woods. The majority of the session was led by
Dr. Virgil Grant who engaged us in team-building
exercises followed by thorough discussion.
Friday met the class with a new “mango” challenge where we discovered who the serious negotiators in the group were. After a quick review of how
different people approached the negotiation exercise, we headed to Wilmore for our next challenge at
Asbury’s Ropes Course.
At this point, we had really exerted ourselves
mentally and socially, but now we faced the additional challenge of physical toughness. We all dug into
hot dogs and hamburgers for lunch and enjoyed a
meal under the picnic table shelter. When finished,
we got to know the Asbury staff and did a few ice
breaker exercises with them. We then split into two
groups and faced the low ropes course challenge to
get our feet wet. Once we conquered the low ropes,
we geared up for the high ropes challenge and headed down the hill to see what awaited us.
And, oh, what awaited us! Among the treetops
were bridges made of rickety swings, ropes, and
nets. After safety training, some people attacked the
course, while others stayed on the ground to serve
as failsafes. We all watched as our new friends got
stuck, got tired, got scared, and got through the
course - cheering them on whenever they needed it.
Bill Ellis and Brandon Helton fearlessly battled to
see who could complete the course the most times,
while Billie Peavler paved the way for swinging as the
way back down to the ground. Everyone helped
someone.
After a quick review of what we’d learned, we all
headed back to the vans and said goodbye until next
month. And, I’m really looking forward to next
month, and the next month, and the next...
Read this full session summary at
www.leadershipcentralkentucky.com
Leadership Lexington Youth Class
Begins 2014-15 Program
Article by Eliza Jane Schaeffer,
Henry Clay High School
PRESENTED BY:
We started the day as perfect strangers.
To break the ice, there were the classic getto-know-you exercises such as playing participant bingo and introducing others in
front of progressively larger groups.
A little more acquainted, we headed outPLATINUM SPONSOR:
side for some team-building exercises. Our
small groups had to stack wooden blocks
with only a hanger attached to five strings,
organize ourselves alphabetically on a log
without talking or touching the ground,
and complete life size puzzles, among
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other challenges.
That tied into one of the main lessons
James Motor Company/
we learned after lunch - leadership is not
Mercedes-Benz
managing. Leadership is inspiring others
Sleep Outfitters
so that they want to do it themselves.
Finally, we learned how to delegate tasks. Toyota Motor Manufacturing,
This is one of the most useful skills to a
Kentucky, Inc.
young, highly-involved high school student.
A good leader does not attempt to conquer
the world alone.
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Read this full summary at
www.leadershiplexington.com
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BUSINESS FOCUS
OCTOBER 2014
Ale-8-One
GET CONNECTED
Ambassador Spotlight:
Shawn Blades, BB&T
Shawn P. Blades, Assistant VP, Market
Leader, Beaumont BB&T
937 Midnight Pass, Lexington, KY 40513
Phone: (859) 224-3412
E-mail: [email protected]
About Shawn Blades: The
Pikeville native began her
banking career in 1996. She
said, “I have been very
proud to work at BB&T
since 2005, and graduated
from The BB&T Banking
School at Wake Forest in
2011.”
SHAWN BLADES
Her Role at BB&T: As the
market leader of the
Beaumont area, Shawn specializes in small business and consumer relationships.
Serving as an Ambassador: “I’ve lived in Lexington
for the past 20 years,” she said. “One of the
things I find most exciting is seeing the revitalization in locally-owned businesses. Being an
Ambassador has given me the opportunity to
reach out to those that have followed their dreams
and offer my support. It is a pleasure to share the
many opportunities CLX has to offer business
owners.”
Read more about this Ambassador at
www.CommerceLexington.com > Get
Connected > Volunteer Opportunities
Applications for 2015
Ambassador Committee
Due by Friday, November 7
Applications are now being accepted for the 2015
Commerce Lexington Inc. Ambassador Committee.
This popular committee consists of volunteers that
represent CLX by helping to educate its members on
membership benefits, and to serve as a liaison
between Commerce Lexington and its members.
Ambassadors also represent the organization at community and key Commerce Lexington events. If you
have experience with CLX events and services, and
want to be more closely involved with CLX, visit
www.commercelexington.com/connect/ambassador_program.aspx or contact Dana Zinger at
[email protected] for more information and to obtain an application. The application
deadline is Friday, November 7, with selections made
in late November/early December.
Leadership Lexington ‘Let’s Get Started’ Day
Article by Jay Inman, Littler Mendelson, PSC
On September 11th, the Leadership Lexington class
of 2015 participated in its first day session. Entitled
“Let’s Get Started,” the program afforded class members an opportunity to explore Lexington’s history and
future, as well as develop leadership skills.
The day began with a poignant opening reflection
from Warren Rogers, who emphasized the power of
September 11. A short walk down Main Street later, the
class reached the Government Center, where Mayor
Jim Gray shared a fascinating history of Lexington,
reaching back to the days when settlers first reached
this land.
At the Lexington Public Library, the class began with
a presentation and question-and-answer session with
Executive Director Ann Hammond. Next, the group
learned about the past, present, and future of
Lexington from Jeff Fugate from the Lexington
Downtown Development Authority.
Following lunch, the class broke out into groups and
worked on their four group projects for the year. After
the group reports, Ryan Lisk, Managing Partner of Lisk
Associates, led a leadership development session
focused on the book The Complete Leader. Finally, the
class enjoyed a spirited closing activity led by Doyle
Freano, Jr., Dentist and Owner of Dentistry for All Ages.
2014-15 CLASS PRESENTED BY:
PLATINUM SPONSOR:
BRONZE SPONSORS:
Indiana Wesleyan University
Kentucky Utilities Co.
Sleep Outfitters
Toyota Motor Manufacturing,
Kentucky, Inc.
TravelHost of the Bluegrass
Read this full session summary at www.leadershiplexington.com
Winner’s Circle Continues Strong Progress
Commerce Lexington Inc.’s 12th edition
of The Winner’s Circle total resource development program has continued its steady
progress under the direction of 2014 campaign chair
Stephen Grossman with
J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L.Lyons,
LLC. As of September 15th,
volunteers had already surpassed 65-percent to the total production
goal of $710,000.
The Winner’s Circle annually enlists the
help of around 90 to 100 volunteers from
throughout the community, who seek to
bring in new members, renewals and membership upgrades, while informing existing
members of services and marketing opportunities available through
Commerce Lexington Inc.
Please welcome these volunteers into your business,
as they look to ensure that
you are getting the most out
of your membership.
Follow the volunteers’ progress or find
out more about the Winner’s Circle program on-line at www.facebook.com/
CLXWinnersCircle.
OCTOBER 2014
BUSINESS FOCUS
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NEW MEMBERS
Welcome New Commerce Lexington Inc. members for the period of August 18, through September 17, 2014
AIG Financial Network
Insurance-Life
Nathan Alexander, Financial Rep.
2343 Alexandria Drive, Suite 150
Lexington, KY 40504
Phone: (859) 224-0173
www.aig.com/_3789_570884.html
Edward Jones / John E. Riddle
Financial Planning Consultants
John E Riddle, Owner
1060 Chinoe Road, Suite 136
Lexington, KY 40502
Phone: (859) 269-4800
Web: www.edwardjones.com
Okaya-USA Inc.
Manufacturers
Jonathan M Tennent, Office Mgr.
961 Beasley Street, Suite 130
Lexington, KY 40509
Phone: (859) 259-1010
Web: http://www.okayausa.com
STORY
Publishers-Magazines
Julie Wilson, CEO/Publisher
945 National Avenue
Lexington, KY 40502
Phone: (859) 317-8169
http://storythemagazine.com
Best Nails
Nail Salon
Minea Chhim, Owner
1036 E New Circle Rd.
Lexington, KY 40505-1968
Phone: (859) 389-9399
Happy Hearts Gifts
Gifts
Karen Covington, Owner
171 W. Lowry Lane #132
Lexington, KY 40503
Phone: (859) 621-0088
www.happyheartsgiftsonline.com
Organo Gold
Coffee Break Service & Supply
Brandon Simpson, Organo Gold
Independent Distributor
2258 Harrods Pointe Trace
Lexington, KY 40514
Phone: (859) 433-6032
Web: www.brewedforyou.my
organogold.com
Thoroughbred Limousine
Limousine Services
Joseph Busenhart, Owner
4300 Palm Springs Point
Lexington, KY 40515
Phone: (859) 273-3690
Web: www.thoroughbredlimo.com
Carnegie Center
Non-Profit Organizations
Neil Chethik
251 West 2nd Street
Lexington, KY 40507
Phone: (859) 254-4175
Web: www.carnegiecenterlex.org
Craig Services LLC
Carpet Rug Upholstery Cleaners
Tina R. Craig, Owner/Manager
1257 Nice Drive
Lexington, KY 40504
Phone: (859) 576-0221
Web: www.spotlessfloorcare.com
DaVita, Inc.
Health Services
Lindsay Kelty
1745 Alysheba Way
Lexington, KY 40509
Phone: (502) 331-5262
Web: www.davita.com
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BUSINESS FOCUS
Ken Isaacs Interiors, Inc.
Construction
Teresa Lynch, CFO/COO
141 Leestown Center Way,
Suite 220, Lexington, KY 40511
Phone: (859) 254-9988
Web: http://kenisaacsinteriors.com
Laundry101
Cleaners Dry Clean & Laundry
Services
Joseph E. Putnam, Member
2220 Nicholasville Road, Suite 158
Lexington, KY 40503
Phone: (859) 967-9274
Web: www.laundry101.com
MakeTime Inc.
Technology Development
Drura Parrish, CEO
401 West Main Street, Suite 319
Lexington, KY 40507
Phone: (859) 550-3403
Web: www.maketime.io
OCTOBER 2014
Regency Point Condominium
Association, Inc.
Real Estate Management
Glen Dellavalle, Agent
P.O. Box 910888
Lexington, KY 40591-0888
Phone: (859) 273-6000
Spencer Business Solutions, LLP
Accountants
Kelly Spencer, Partner
501 Darby Creek Road #49
Lexington, KY 40509
Phone: (859) 447-0894
Web: www.kspencercpa.com
Southeastern Freight Lines
Transportation Services
Joe Don Ross, Regional VP of Sales
1025 Goodwin Drive
Lexington, KY 40505
Phone: (704) 587-4500
Web: www sefl.com
U. S. Small Business
Administration
Government Offices
Ralph E. Ross, District Director
600 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Place, Mazzoli Federal Building,
Rm #188
Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: (502) 582-5971
Web: www.sba.gov
Visi Global
Health & Wellness
J. Scott Whitney, Health &
Prosperity Coach
4030 Tates Creek Road #4607
Lexington, KY 40517
Phone: (740) 683-7775
Web: www.jscottwhitney.com
PERSONNEL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cathy Stafford, President of Ad-Venture
Promotions, was named 2014 WBE Advocate of
the Year in recognition of exceptional support of
the Ohio River Valley Women’s Business Council.
The Aviation Museum of Kentucky has selected
the 2014 honorees for induction into the Kentucky
Aviation Hall of Fame during an induction banquet
set for Nov. 1, including Arnold L. “Arnie” Franklin
Jr., Lyndon Randolph Lewis, James Lee Pirtle and
H. Schirmer Riley. Morehead State University
received the 2014 Aviation Achievement Award.
Katie O’Malley has been named CEO of Beasley
Digital, a company specializing in graphic design,
printing and all forms of visual communications.
As part of their ongoing efforts to broaden the
range of services provided to their clients, Billings
Law Firm, PLLC (BLF), announced that John
Franklin Billings has joined the firm as senior
counsel.
Blue & Co., LLC was ranked 53rd nationally among
INSIDE Public Accounting’s (IPA) “2014 Top 100
Accounting Firms” based on its 2013 financial
results. The annual list recognizes the nation’s 100
largest accounting firms based on revenue.
The Breeders’ Cup announced the formation of
the 2015 Keeneland Host Committee for next
year’s World Championships, to be held at
Keeneland Race Course, October 30-31, 2015. The
Host Committee includes: Rasheeda Al-Amin
(Lyric Theater), Ann Bakhaus (Kentucky Eagle
Beer), Price Bell (Nicoma Bloodstock), Chuck
Creacy (Smiley Pete Publications), Pat Dalbey
(WLEX-TV), Luther Deaton (Central Bank & Trust
Co.), Brooks Downing (Bluegrass Sports
Commission), Rufus Friday (Lexington HeraldLeader), Thomas Gaines (Gaines-Gentry
Thoroughbreds), Greg Goodman (Mt. Brilliant
Farm), Steve Grossman (Triangle Foundation),
Walker Hancock (Claiborne Farm), Tom Harris
(Office of the President, University of Kentucky),
Lori Houlihan (Office of Lexington Mayor Jim
Gray), Bret Jones (Airdrie Stud), Michael Jordan
(Clear Channel Communications), Ed Lane (The
Lane Report, LFUCG Councilmember), Mike Levy
(Muirfield Insurance), Bruce Lunsford (Lunsford
Capital), Alston Kerr (Kentucky Horse Park),
Wayne Martin (Television Executive), Christa
Marrillia (Keeneland Association), David O’Neill
(Fayette PVA), DeWayne Peevy (UK Athletics
Association), Mary Quinn Ramer (VisitLex), David
Royse (Stoll Keenon Ogden), Griffin Van Meter
(Bullhorn), and Woodford Webb (The Webb
Companies).
Central Bank & Trust Co. announced the promotion of Kevin Lippert to vice president, technology
services and the addition of Vina Risner as assistant vice president, mortgage loan originator.
Trice Glass has joined Cumberland Valley National
Bank as a mortgage specialist.
Dinsmore & Shohl announced that the following
Lexington attorneys received the “Best
Lawyers®2015 Lawyer of the Year” designation in
their respective practice areas in the 2015 edition
of The Best Lawyers in America®, including Glen S.
Bagby, Barbara B. Edelman, and Linsey W. West.
Additional Lexington attorneys selected by their
peers for inclusion in the 2015 edition of The Best
Lawyers in America® were Mindy G. Barfield,
Christopher R. Cashen, Lloyd R. Cress, Sr.,
Chauncey S. R. Curtz, Robert W. Fleming, Kermin
E. Fleming, Ellen Arvin Kennedy, Wade C. Lawson,
John R. Rhorer, Jr., Jason B. Sims, Joseph H. Terry,
and Charles E. Ward. In other news, Dinsmore &
Shohl’s Laura D’Angelo has been named to the
OperaLex Board of Directors and the Kentucky
Hunter Jumper Association Board.
Fowler Bell PLLC: Lexington attorneys Taft A.
McKinstry and Guy R. Colson have been selected
by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in
America© 2015 in their respective practice areas.
Keller Williams Bluegrass Realty welcomed the following new agents: Steve Eubank, Andrea Lane,
Chad Peach, Traci Dean, Philip Winstead and
Priscilla Ridenour.
Lexington Theological Seminary announced that
Deena Ainslie has been named as assistant to
Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Richard Weis. In addition, former Christian
Church in Kentucky moderator Tanya J. Tyler has
been named as coordinator of the Mentoring
Program.
Greyson Meers has been named as director of
quality at Link-Belt Construction Equipment.
McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC
announced that David Guarnieri has been named
a 2015 “Lawyer of the Year” in his practice area by
The Best Lawyers in America®, one of the most
highly regarded peer-review publications for the
legal profession. Additional MMLK attorneys recognized on The Best Lawyers in America list included James Frazier, Terry McBrayer, Brent Rice, Cecil
Dunn, Steve Amato, Rob Maclin, Jon Woodall,
Mary Haggin, Lisa Hinkle, Rob Watson, David
Guarnieri, Terri Stallard, Chris Westover, Luke
Morgan, Doug Logsdon, Chris Shaughnessy, Josh
Markham, Bill Kirkland and Kembra Sexton Taylor.
Seasons Catering recently welcomed Lauren
Untch to its team of event planning professionals.
Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects has
announced the addition of Andrew Owens to its
Architectural Studio in the Lexington office.
Steptoe & Johnson PLLC has been listed among the
top firms in the United States for Energy Law by The
Best Lawyers in America®, with the following
Lexington attorneys recognized, including Nora
Clevenger Price and Jeffrey K. Phillips.
The Best Lawyers in America® 2015 has recognized
89 Stites & Harbison, PLLC attorneys as selected by
their peers in 57 areas of practice. The Lexington
attorneys included on the list were Robert M. Beck,
Jr., Walter R. Byrne, Jr., Janet A. Craig, Daniel E.
Danford, W. Blaine Early III, John M. Famularo,
William G. Geisen, Anne E. Gorham, William T.
Gorton III, Buckner Hinkle, Jr., Mauritia G. Kamer, J.
Clarke Keller, Laura D. Keller, Thomas E. Meng,
Gregory P. Parsons, J. David Porter, Bruce M.
Reynolds, Stephen M. Ruschell, Kenneth R. Sagan,
Elizabeth Lee Thompson, and Ashley W. Ward.
Stites & Harbison, PLLC attorney Buck Hinkle, Jr.,
recently received an honorary Doctor of Public
Service degree from Morehead State University at
the University’s 2014 Spring Commencement ceremony. This degree recognizes Hinkle’s long and
sustained support of MSU and his professional and
business accomplishments.
Sturgill, Turner, Barker & Moloney, PLLC announced
that nine of its attorneys have been recognized by
The Best Lawyers in America®. Donald P. “Pat”
Moloney II has been named the Best Lawyers’ 2015
Lexington “Lawyer of the Year” in his practice area.
Other attorneys recognized on the list include
Stephen L. Barker, Andrew D. DeSimone, Kevin G.
Henry, Ernest H. Jones II, R. Douglas Martin, Phillip
M. Moloney, E. Douglas Stephan, and Kevin W.
Weaver.
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP announced the following Lexington partners have been recognized by
Woodward White’s The Best Lawyers in America® as
2015 Lexington “Lawyers of the Year” in their
respective practice areas: Mary L. Fullington,
Richard M. Hopgood, George J. Miller, and Robert
S. Ryan. Other Lexington attorneys on the list were
Michael D. Baker, John P. Brice, Robert J. Brown, J.
Mark Burton, Debra H. Dawahare, Karen J.
Greenwell, James T. Hodge, Kevin L. Johns, Glen M.
Krebs, Mark T. MacDonald, Erin Brisbay McMahon,
Douglas L. McSwain, Walter R. Morris, Jr., W. Craig
Robertson III, George L. Seay, G. Brian Wells, Jeff A.
Woods, and Joseph J. Zaluski.
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COMMERCE LEXINGTON INC. UPCOMING EVENTS
OCTOBER 2014:
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OCTOBER 2014 (continued):
Leadership Lexington Youth Program Presented by UK
HealthCare: Ambassadors for Change Session.
Morning Bluegrass presented by Fifth Third Bank fea7 Good
tures new Transy President Dr. Seamus Carey, 8:00-9:30 a.m.,
at Hyatt Regency Lexington.
- SEE PAGE 10
Member Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., at
16 New
Commerce Lexington’s first floor conference room.
Exchange presented by Columbia Gas of
16 Opportunity
Kentucky, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Clarion Hotel (1950 Newtown
Pike).
- SEE PAGE 6
Leading Kentucky’s Roundtable Networking Luncheon,
Trip to Dubai departs from New York on
18-26 International
7 Women
12-1:30 p.m., at Sal’s Chophouse, www.womenleadingky.com.
October 18.
Link sponsored and hosted by Shakespeare and
7 Business
Company (367 W. Short St.), 4:30-6:30 p.m. - SEE PAGE 9
Lexington Government & Media Day Session
9 Leadership
presented by KentuckyOne Health.
9
10
AAF Lexington’s INTERACTIVE SOCIAL conference, 8 a.m. 12:45 p.m., at Keeneland Sales Pavilion, www.aaflexington.com
Public Policy Luncheon presented by Kentucky American
Water, featuring U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell, Noon-1:30
p.m. at Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa. - SEE PAGE 7
Series presented by Manpower of Central Kentucky,
14 @330
3:30-5 p.m., at Indiana Wesleyan University. - SEE PAGE 8
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Public Policy “Breakfast” presented by Kentucky American
Water, featuring Ky. Secretary of State Alison Lundergan
Grimes, 8 - 9:30 a.m., at Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa.
- SEE PAGE 7
Central Kentucky presented by LG&E/KU - PPL
15 Leadership
Companies: Scott County Day Session.
NOVEMBER 2014:
Lexington Youth Program Presented by UK
5 Leadership
HealthCare: Health & Human Services Day.
Owners Advisory Boards (BOAB) Enrollment Event,
7 Business
7:30-9:00 a.m., Commerce Lexington Inc.’s first floor conference room.
- SEE PAGE 11
Series presented by Manpower of Central Kentucky,
11 @330
3:30-5 p.m., at Indiana Wesleyan University.
Lexington Health & Human Services Day Session
13 Leadership
presented by KentuckyOne Health.
Central Kentucky presented by LG&E/KU - PPL
19 Leadership
Companies: Jessamine County Day Session.