July 2013 - West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance

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JULY 2013 VOL. LVII ISSUE XX
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ANNIVERSARY
ANNIVERSARY
C E L E B R AT I O N
You Are Invited
CONNECTING PEOPLE AND POSSIBILITIES
IN WEST CHESTER AND LIBERTY TOWNSHIPS
AND THE I-75 GROWTH CORRIDOR
The 2nd Annual Everest Award
July 18th at 6pm
Cincinnati Marriott North
6189 Mulhauser Road, West Chester, Ohio
Honoring Leaders & Legends on the I-75 Growth Corridor
The 2013 Honorees are:
Emcee: Courtis Fuller, WLWT
Keynote Speaker: Ruben Gonzalez, four-time Olympian
and motivational speaker
Emcee: Courtis Fuller, WLWT
Keynote Speaker:
Ruben Gonzalez, four-time Olympian
RSVP:
513.777.3600
and motivational speaker
www.TheChamberAlliance.com
RSVP:513.777.3600
513.777.3600
RSVP:
Stephen Hightower
Robert Murphy
John Planes
President & CEO of
Hightowers Petroleum Company
President of the Dayton Dragons
CEO of Planes Companies
EXECUTIVE
JOE HINSON, IOM, President & CEO
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATION
KELLY BITTLINGER, Administrative Coordinator
[email protected]
programs, events and services provided to the businesses and organizations of this area.
DIAMOND
SPECIAL EVENTS & MARKETING
Butler Technology and Career
Development Schools
Mercy Health-Fairfield Hospital
West Chester Hospital
KATHY RAMBO, Vice President/Special Events
[email protected]
SUPER SILVER
MIKE POWELL, CPA Finance Director
[email protected]
Chamber Staff & Associates
West Chester • Liberty Chamber Alliance
2013 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
ALISON MIUCCIO, Marketing Director
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP
KENNI BLACHÉ, Membership Services Director
and Leadership 21 Facilitator
[email protected]
JAY D’ARCY, Senior Membership Account Executive
[email protected]
KAREN LOUDER, Membership Services Representative
[email protected]
ADVOCACY
BOB WIWI, Small Business Advocate
[email protected]
GEORGE GLOVER, Government Relations
[email protected]
BUTLER TECH
JAN KESSELRING, Director of Workforce Services
& Community Outreach Liaison
[email protected]
Atrium Medical Center
Clark Schaefer Hackett
Cox Media Group Ohio
Graydon Head
HORAN
Kemba Credit Union
Sebaly Shillito + Dyer
Thompson Hine LLP
SILVER
Amylin Ohio, LLC
Children’s Hospital-Liberty Campus
Fifth Third Bank
First Financial Bank
Liberty Township
Taco Bell/Uno’s Chicago Grill
SUPER BRONZE
Carriage Hill
Chaco Credit Union
Clark-Theders Insurance Agency, Inc.
Four Bridges Country Club
Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine
UnitedHealthcare
BRONZE
Alternative Computer Technology, Inc.
Cintas Document Management
Dry Cleaning Shop
Duke Energy
Duke Realty
Emery Federal Credit Union
Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Co
Frost Brown Todd
McGill, Smith Punshon
North Side Bank & Trust Company
Northwestern Mutual-West Chester
Planes Companies
PNC BANK
Schumacher Dugan Construction, Inc.
SCORE
Time Warner Cable Business Class
US Bank
For more information, please call Jay D’Arcy at 513.777.3600.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
CHAIR KAREN MUELLER - HORAN
VICE CHAIR RON ROHLFING – West Chester Hospital
SECRETARY DEBORAH BRENNEMAN – Thompson Hine LLP
LEE GEIGER – Graydon Head
ERIC HARMON - Cincy Magazine
JOE HINSON – West Chester • Liberty Chamber Alliance
TOM HOLDING – Lincoln Financial Advisors
CHAR MASON – Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus
CHRISTINE MATACIC – Liberty Township Trustee
BILL MILLER - Butler Tech
JENNIFER PORTER – Cincinnati Marriott North @ Union Centre
KEITH RICHBURG – Fifth Third Bank
TOM URBAN – Mercy Health – Fairfield Hospital
JOHN VENTURELLA – Clark Schaefer Hackett
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HAPPY JULY 4
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FROM THE DESK OF
Joe Hinson, IOM
- President & CEO
REGAINING FAITH IN OUR ECONOMY
You may have heard the
phrase “show me the
money!” It’s natural for us to
doubt what we cannot see,
especially in business. The
collapse of the economy in
2008 and 2009 revealed the
loss of faith in our banking
and regulatory system.
Reputations were harmed or
ruined and the stock market
came to a halt. The ensuing
collapse taught us that
consumer faith is essential in
conducting business.
The loss of faith in the financial system is rooted in a loss of
goodwill. The average person has come to see many businesses
as doing what is good for the business and not good for the
customers. Goodwill is a helpful way to express faith in business
and account for the financial value that a business is providing to
society.
The word goodwill first penetrated the language of business in
the sixteenth century, acquiring a second meaning in commercial
circles: It signified the patronage or repeat customers that a
particular merchant had acquired, and the consequent profit that
a buyer of the business could anticipate above the value of the
businesses physical assets.
Within the accounting industry, the term “goodwill” is used to
round out a company’s balance sheet. Its role is to quantify how
good the reputation of a business is beyond its book value – the
value assigned to its inventory, equipment, buildings, cash, furniture
and other assets. Whereas the book value describes the tangible
assets, goodwill describes the intangible. It is much more
subjective and varies in proportion to factors like customer growth,
brand loyalty and trust people feel toward the organization.
We are regaining faith in business as evidenced from the data
that was shared recently about the State of Ohio. Ohio has
worked diligently to create a more jobs–friendly climate, promoting
“in-state goodwill” and the results are getting noticed by
our local community leaders and by our nation’s business chief
executives on where to create jobs.
Chief Executive Magazine recently named Ohio the “most improved”
state in the U.S. for doing business in its ninth annual survey
of CEOs. Up 13 places from last year, Ohio is now ranked the
22nd best state to do business with in the nation. Some of the
quotes about Ohio from Chief Executive Magazine include “Ohio
is constantly trying to help grow businesses and are listening to
the leaders of companies to help solve problems” and “Ohio is
doing some amazing things to attract and support a pro-business
climate.” Combine that with a May 2013 report that U.S.
consumer confidence jumped to a 5 year high of 76.2, we’re slowly
regaining faith in our economy.
…consumer faith
is essential in
conducting business.”
Understanding the role that goodwill plays in business and that it
is both tangible and intangible is essential. The new norm in how
we conduct business is here to stay and we are recognizing that
all healthy economic activity needs be tangible and, thus mutually
beneficial – ROI…a return on investment. If in doubt, do what
is right for your customers as a lot of the time this is not initially
apparent, thus intangible. These dimensions of goodwill lead to
profits and long-term relationships that sustain the business even
during tough times.
It’s a good sign that we’re regaining faith in our economy as
evidenced by the positive results of getting back to business
basics. “Show me the goodwill!” is the charge today from our
customers.
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.
July 2013 | THE VOICE
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VOICE
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The VOICE is published monthly by the West Chester Liberty
Chamber Alliance, 8922 Beckett Road, West Chester, OH 45069.
Telephone: 513.777.3600
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PUBLISHER...................................................................................Joe Hinson
EDITOR.................................................................................... Alison Miuccio
PHOTOGRAPHY...................................................... Len Kaltman, Kenni Blache
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Karen Taylor, Brad Warm
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1000 leaders in the southeastern Butler County business community.
For cost and specifics, call Alison Miuccio, 513.777.3600 or email
[email protected].
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The VOICE is mailed to Chamber members as a benefit of membership.
Additional subscriptions are available to Chamber members at $75 per
year. Non-member subscriptions are $100 per year. For information, call
513.777.3600.
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Chamber office by the 1st of each month to be included in the upcoming
edition. No article in this magazine may be reprinted without the permission
of the West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance.
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West Chester businesses:
Free pickup and delivery,
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• hospitality industries
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• uniformed service
industries
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WORKERS COMPENSATION
Call Ketan at 255-5847 for more info.
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Clark Schaefer Hackett Associates
plan to send 75 veterans to DC
The year 2013 marks 75 years in business for
public accounting firm Clark Schaefer Hackett
(CSH). To celebrate the anniversary, the firm’s
workforce is raising funds for Honor Flight,
a not-for-profit organization that transports
veterans to visit and reflect at their Washington,
D.C. memorials. The goal is to send 75 veterans,
one for every year that the firm has been in
business.
To date, the CSH workforce has raised
the funds to send 46 veterans. Support has been a combination of
personal contributions and staff-driven fundraisers. The total also includes
contributions from various clients who have become interested in the effort.
“Our staff is excited, and we feel a true sense of purpose,” said Robin Dennis,
leader of the Honor Flight initiative for CSH’s Miami Valley Office. “This project
has been a great way to give back to a community that has supported us for
75 years.”
Clark Schaefer Hackett’s 75-year history rests on the contributions of
veterans, including those who currently work throughout its ranks. For more
information, please visit www.cshco.com/75years.
Take another look
Butler County United Way
Announces Campaign Cabinet Chair
Tim Abbott, Director-Government & Community
Relations for Duke Energy, is leading the
charge of the Butler County United Way annual
campaign as the 2013-2014 Campaign Cabinet
Chair.
“I volunteer to help Butler County United Way
because I believe in their mission to Give,
Advocate, Volunteer and Live United. Over 20
years ago, I volunteered to help the Hamilton, Fairfield and vicinity campaign
as a cabinet member calling on manufacturing businesses and have been
involved ever since. It was a great learning opportunity to witness the
generosity of our business community, but a very humbling experience to see
the need for assistance in our neighborhoods,” said Tim Abbott.
The Campaign Cabinet is a group of community business leaders who
are committed to the mission of Butler County United Way. Their primary
responsibility is to drive United Way’s annual fundraising campaign in local
businesses and agencies. Dollars raised fund the programs and initiatives
that help our youth become successful adults and adults become selfsufficient.
Butler County United Way will publicly kickoff the 2013-2014 Annual
Campaign on August 30th, from 7:30am-9am at the New Hamilton
Amphitheater in Hamilton. Learn more about how you can GIVE, ADVOCATE,
and VOLUNTEER by visiting www.bc-unitedway.org.
DidYouKnow?
… The Chamber’s website allows members to pay
online for monthly luncheons, events and membership
renewals. Visit www.TheChamberAlliance.com, and click
on Calendar of Events.
We’re even stronger than you know.
Clark Schaefer Hackett has a sizeable, well-established office
in downtown Cincinnati, and a large, robust office in the
Miami Valley area. We have over 150 professionals perfectly
positioned to serve the needs of the I-75 growth corridor.
Our specialists have the strength to advise your business.
cincinnati
cleveland
columbus
Take another look at us
at www.cshco.com
miami valley springfield
toledo
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE
Karen Louder 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 getting a return
on your investment. Contact Karen if you need more
information on how to STAY CONNECTED.
KAREN LOUDER
513.777.3600
[email protected]
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Team of the Month
Marketing
Creating sweet marketing opportunities
for Chamber members.
Grow your company’s
next group of leaders
with training from
Butler Tech
Lean Office
Generational/Diversity Training
Microsoft Office Suite
Many other learning solutions can be
customized for your business. Call us for details.
www.butlertech.org
513-645-8200
Left to right: Rachael Wade, UC Health-UC Physicians; Alison
Miuccio, staff liaison; Steve Raszka, Insurance Associates; Jane
Gegner, Hillandale; Laura Hoppa, Clark Schaefer Hackett; Brad Warm,
Merge Social Media; Melissa Askren, SignTech; Erin Brestelli-Team
Chair, West Chester Chiropractic Center
The Marketing Team supports members by promoting and
spotlighting them through articles in The VOICE and social media.
We provide members with marketing assistance through individual
advisory sessions and support Chamber events and groups.
Join us for a Business After Hours at
6250 Muhlhauser Road in West Chester
Wednesday, July 17th 5-7pm
For Your Calendar
July 17
August 14
September 25
October 16
November 13
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M/I Homes
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Staybridge Suites Cincinnati
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We are still accepting applications for the Leadership 21 Class of 2014!
Leadership 21 is a Chamber Alliance program designed to improve the
quantity, quality and effectiveness of leaders along the I-75 Growth
Corridor and within the communities of West Chester and Liberty
Townships. Area leaders will participate in a variety of programs that will
enhance their knowledge of the community and give them that extra
leadership training which provides that edge you need today in business.
The Class of 2014 will begin in September of 2013 and run thru May 2014 with graduation in September 2014. The 9 monthly, full-day sessions (one day
a month) allow participants to explore education, history, government, criminal justice, communications and economic development, to name a few. PLUS, the
class will visit the county jail, local police department, schools, food pantries, hospitals and other businesses which will offer a clear picture of the community
in which participants live and do business.
Need more information, please call Kenni Blaché at 513.777.3600 or visit www.TheChamberAlliance.com and click on the Leadership 21 button!
SPOTLIGHT on Emery
Federal Credit Union
The West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance fosters companies from
early beginnings to fresh new 21st century ideas. If you are into historical
Cincinnati businesses and their stories of success, then this is an example of
one such company.
In 1840, The Emery Candle Co. was founded
in Cincinnati and the plant is still located
along I-75 by the P&G soap factory. This
family-owned chemical company wanted to be
able to provide their employees with a better
way to bank and in 1939 the credit union
was chartered. In the years following, the Emery Federal Credit Union has
undergone a lot of operational changes and is now thriving as a credit union,
available to the entire Cincinnati area. Some of the original members of the
credit union are still customers and as Shelly O’Neill, VP Branch Operations
explains, “It’s neat when a customer comes in and their account is #10!”
Now in 2013, you can enter any of the local Emery branches in Liberty
Township, Sycamore Township, and Western Hills for full service financing
and regular banking. If easy access to your account is a concern, Emery
Federal Credit Union participates in the Shared Branching Network which is
accessible in over 5,000 other locations and over 27,000 ATMs nationwide.
The close-to-home values are what have given Emery new growth in the
past few years as the management team has many Cincinnati ties. Emery
believes being involved in committees and staying connected through outside
networking is a key to success. They also believe in the community and help
to make it a better place to live. They have community outreach projects
and donate time and money to the Emery Community Foundation which
benefits Shriners, Alzheimer’s and Honor Flight Tri-State (flying WWII vets to
Washington D.C.). Emery also encourages its employees to give back, so they
provide community service hours for employees to use.
Emery Federal Credit Union is a sustaining sponsor of the West Chester
Liberty Chamber Alliance, have 2 graduates of the 2007 Leadership 21
Class, and Shelly O’Neill was the recipient of the 2009 Jerry Bryan Chamber
Member of the Year Award. Being
active in the Chamber and building
lasting relationships is important to
their success!
Moving forward, Emery has big
plans. They launched their mobile app this year with bill pay (remote deposit
capture coming soon) and also opened a call center, specifically to focus on
increasing the level of their customer service.
At the next Chamber event, please introduce yourself to any of the Emery
reps attending: Shelly O’Neill, Chrissy Shumake or Britt Scearce. Meanwhile,
you can catch Britt on FOX 19 on the first Wednesday of the month, or on
occasion on 55 KRC. Emery Credit Union invites you to, “Start your member
story today!”
MELISSA ASKREN
SIGN TECH
513.588.3661
[email protected]
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What’s New in
Liberty Township
www.liberty-township.com
ANNUAL 4th of JULY PARADE
and 5K RETURN
The Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the activities planned for
Liberty Township’s annual 4th of July festivities on Thursday, July 4. The
walk/run will begin at 8am with registration starting at 7am—it starts and
finishes at Lakota East High School. The 5K Run for Liberty is certified by
Prescott Racing and an awards presentation recognizing the male and
female winners and the top three in each age division will follow the race.
The Run for Liberty 5K registration is $20 online through June 30. After the
deadline, the cost goes up to $25. Registration can be found online
at sprunning.com
The 28th Annual Liberty Township 4th of July Parade will begin at 10am
and start at the Lakota East High School parking lot, head down
Wyandot Lane to Yankee Road and end at Liberty Park behind the
Lakota Family YMCA.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP WELCOMES
NEW BUSINESSES
Elizabeth’s Pooch Pizazz opened earlier this year in the Yankee Shoppes
retail center. They celebrated a ribbon cutting in May with Liberty Township
Trustees and the West Chester/Liberty Chamber Alliance team. The doggrooming business fulfills a dream of Elizabeth Parfitt’s and her whole
family is part of the team. The Parfitt’s are long-time residents of the area—
they look forward to working with the community’s dogs!
Comey & Shepherd has plans to build a new free-standing office along
Cincinnati-Dayton Road in front of the Mercy Health building and Liberty
Falls retail center. They will relocate from their current Liberty Township
location about a mile south behind McDonald’s.
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Liberty Dollar Plus
has announced plans
to open soon in the Yankee
Shoppes retail plaza.
Monroe Dry Cleaning has been purchased by Liberty Township residents
Jeff and Megan Blake. Megan, an accountant, and Jeff, a marketing
manager, were on the lookout for a business to purchase in the local area.
The previous owner showed them the ropes and the Blakes say they have
improved upon the business with customer service as their specialty. They
offer full-service dry cleaning and alterations. The Blakes also operate the
Monroe Dry Cleaning in Mason and Monroe, as well as Puri Dry Cleaners
in Montgomery.
Watson’s has opened a new location next to the Liberty Township Kroger
Marketplace on Yankee Road. Watson’s offers a wide variety of indoor and
outdoor living products.
The leasing team representing Princeton Landings Retail Center reports an
optometry group is set to occupy the final remaining space which will bring
the strip center to full capacity in the coming weeks.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR…
FALL/WINTER COMMUNITY EVENTS IN THE TOWNSHIP
FALL FESTIVAL & 5K
September 21, 2013
Liberty Park on Yankee Road
Pursuit of Liberty 5K Walk/Run
11am to 3pm
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
December 7, 2013
Liberty Heights Church
8:30 to 10:30am
Pancake breakfast, pictures with
Santa and crafts for kids!
Visit Liberty-Township.com for more information and events coming soon!
What’s New in
est
West Chester Township
O H I O
www.westchesteroh.org
NEW TOWNSHIP DEPARTMENT FOCUSES ON
KEEPING RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES CONNECTED
The delivery of information
to residents and
businesses in times of
crisis, or just as part of
daily routines is a critical
component of West
Chester’s operations and
mission. West Chester’s
new Integrated Multimedia
& Marketing Department
captures all of the
Township’s resources for
communication under one
umbrella and focuses on
efforts to engage and reach residents and
businesses with timely and relevant
information.
The West Chester Township Board of Trustees
endorsed an organizational restructuring in May
that increases efficiency in
communication
efforts while
reducing
costs.
Integrated
Multimedia
& Marketing
merges the
former West
Chester
Community
Television
Depar tment with the previously
separate township’s Public Information Office.
The resulting department employs all of
the Township’s multimedia and marketing
resources, including social media platforms,
website, graphic design and illustration, video
production, and operations and assets of West
Chester Community Television to achieve all of
the Township’s public information, events, and
marketing endeavors.
The restructuring does not dissolve the
operations of West Chester Community
Te l e v i s i o n , b u t
integrates it more
closely with
o t h e r To w n s h i p
multimedia
and marketing
operations.
“ West Chester
is fortunate to
have so many
communication
resources at its disposal,”
said Barbara
Wilson,
direc tor of IM&M.
“Harnessing these resources
and deploying them in a
manner that best reaches
the community and delivers
relevant and timely content
will be our goal.”
West Chester Township offers
a complete menu of information
resources to keep residents
and businesses well-informed, including a
user-friendly website – WestChesterOH.org.
The website offers the most complete and
up-to-date information about the Township.
WestChesterOH.org changes regularly
and residents and business owners are
encouraged to save it as a “favorite” and
visit often.
Facebook and Twitter. Timely reports of road
closures, event cancellations, etc. are directed
to twitter followers (@westchestertwp). Photos
from Township events and important updates
are also posted to the Township’s Facebook
page (West Chester Township).
West Chester’s video production resources
play an important role in the delivery of
information at a time when a tech savvy citizenry
focuses on short, compelling and visually
stimulating communication. The community
access channels West Chester programs on
Time Warner Cable continue to air Township
meetings, school events and
other community activities of
interest. They will also feature
timely and informative “West
Ch e s te r N ow ” p r o g r a m s
highlighting everything from
emergency preparedness
to bicycle safety to crime
prevention information.
Inte grate d M ultime dia &
Marketing will work to improve
c i t i ze n u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f
local government and encourage
feedback and civic engagement.
Because most rely on mobile technology, an
easy-to-read mobile version of the website is
also available.
Meeting residents where they
“gather” for information
means West Chester
has developed a
presence on social
media sites such as
For
more information,
call 777-5900 or e-mail
[email protected]
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Network, Educate, eXtend, Transform
NEXT – Connecting Young Professionals is a group within the West
Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance for our young professional members
and non-members (21-40 years old) to build relationships, become
active in the Chamber and in the community.
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August 1
Next Connection–Networking at Wingate by Wyndham,
West Chester (5-7pm)
October 3
Best of The North at The Manor House in Mason (time tbd)
November 7
Dining with Diplomats at Wingate by Wyndham,
December 5
NEXT Holiday Party at Jags Restaurant in
Check the resources below for details or call the Chamber at
513.777.3600.
NextYP
@NEXTYP
ANNIVERSARY
Phone reminders: text “NEXTYP” to 96362
A mile shouldn’t feel like a marathon.
ANNIVERSARY
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Liberty Township
If joint pain is keeping you from enjoying your normal
activities, Atrium Medical Center can help.
Whether you suffer from shoulder, hip, knee or ankle pain,
we provide a full range of orthopedic care. Take our free,
online joint assessment at AtriumMedCenter.org/ortho
to learn more.
Mercy Health Center at Liberty Falls
6770 Cincinnati-Dayton Road
513.777.3600
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June Luncheon Recap
Personality is the first word that comes to mind after an entertaining,
yet informative presentation by Ernie DiMalanta, Nanette Polito
and David Clegg of The Referral Institute at the West Chester
Liberty Chamber Alliance June Luncheon. The Referral Institute is an
organization that provides the training and tools to help business
professionals gain financial success through relationship-based referral
marketing.
“Do unto others as they would have you do unto them, or simply stated
treat other people the way that THEY want to be treated.” This is their
‘Platinum Rule’, an enhanced version of the Golden Rule. Because
many people have different wants and needs, Ernie, Nanette and David
informed attendees how important it is to learn how to adapt to the
personality type of the person we are conversing with; a crucial tool,
especially in a business setting.
At the beginning of the presentation, the three personality experts had
the Chamber audience fill out a behavioral inventory worksheet that
was broken into four categories. Each category had an extensive list of
descriptive words, and the audience was to circle each word that best
described them. Then they were to tally the number of circled words in
each category. The category with the highest number of circled words
identified their personality type.
SPEAKERS - from the Referral Institute - From left, Ernie Dimalanta and
Nanette Polito with facilitator David Clegg
The four personality types are: Go Getters, Promoters, Nurturers, and
Examiners. Go Getters are extremely competitive by nature, determined,
confident, goal oriented, and quick to make decisions. Promoters
are very energetic, typically the life of the party, fun loving, creative,
optimistic, always positive, and are almost always the loudest people in
the room because they love to be the center of attention. Nurturers are
typically a bit more reserved, almost always under control, accurate,
practical, analytical, and are a lot of times looked at as perfectionists.
Examiners are very calm and even keeled, patient, good listeners,
adaptive, routine oriented, indecisive at times, and like to get straight to
the point because they place a high value on time.
After going into great detail about the four personality types, Ernie,
Nanette and David explained how you can identify, in a matter of
seconds, which personality type someone has based on their attire,
tone of voice and body language. By figuring out what someone’s
personality type is, it becomes much easier to adapt your approach to
fit into their comfort zone, which increases your chances of building a
relationship. Once a relationship is established, the chances of doing
business with that person skyrockets.
EMCEE - Drew Dinkelacker, MarketingAccelerator.com
The reaction to Ernie, Nanette and David’s presentation was very
positive based on the smiles of attendees! Their message was
welcomed and embraced, and everyone seemed a bit more relaxed
during the networking portion of the Luncheon, proving that this
Luncheon was a great success!
STEVE RASZKA
Insurance Associates
513.424.2481
[email protected]
Luncheon Networking
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This Month’s Luncheon
Tuesday, July 9
11:30am – 1:30pm
Wingate by Wyndham
7500 Tyler’s Place Boulevard,
West Chester
SPONSOR - Cox Marketing Group Ohio. From left, Kathy Lane and Debra Costner
Join members and guests for a luncheon featuring Brad Warm of
Merge Social Media. Brad will help attendees think about their Social
Media Strategy, developing brand awareness, generating inbound
traffic and encouraging product adoption.
Next Month’s Luncheon
DISPLAY - Planes Companies. Greg Flasch (left) and Andy Celmer (right)
surround their prize winner, Dr. Chris Coffman
Tuesday, August 13
11:30am – 1:30pm
8300 Four Bridges Drive,
Liberty Township
Reinvention of CVG
DISPLAY - West Chester Hospital. From left, Jennifer Garcia and Carol O’Hare
Candace S. McGraw, CEO of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky
International Airport (CVG) will be our speaker in August. She
has over 25 years’ experience in aviation, legal affairs and public
administration. Prior to leading the CVG staff, she served in a
number of positions at the Cleveland Airport System, was Counsel
for Cleveland City Council, and Legal Counsel and Deputy Director of
Charitable Gaming for the Ohio Lottery Commission.
Candace is active in the local community as well as the aviation
industry. In 2011 she earned the International Airport Professional
(IAP) designation and is proud to lead a team that has been
recognized as the Best Regional Airport in North America for three
consecutive years.
How To RSVP
Call the Chamber at 513.777.3600 or visit TheChamberAlliance.com.
Luncheons are held the second Tuesday of each month from 11:30am - 1:30pm.
Cancel before noon on the Monday before the lunch to avoid being charged.
$27 - for members and employees of member organizations who RSVP
Chamber Members attending a Luncheon for the first time.
From left, Kyle Ward, Edward Jones Investments; Joe O’Gorman, Full Throttle
Indoor Karting; Gage Hemmelgarn, Edward Jones Investments; Chris Lee,
Booking Express; Joe Hinson, The Chamber Alliance; Jane McFadden,
Messina Management Systems; Jennifer Smoot, Full Throttle Indoor
Karting; Debra Saul, Stay Well Home Health
by the Friday before each Luncheon
$32 - for members who RSVP after the Friday before the Luncheon
$40 - for non-members
Pay by check, Mastercard, VISA or Discover and avoid the registration line. Special dietary
needs will gladly be taken care of by letting us know when you RSVP for the luncheon.
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Saturday, July 20th
The Character Council of greater Cincinnati
and Northern Kentucky promotes 49
character qualities that help to strengthen
and grow the fabric of ourselves, our
businesses, our families and our community.
Each month, The Chamber Alliance highlights
a Chamber Member who demonstrates
character because it’s important to honor
those who contribute and make a difference
in our community.
“Accommodating”
Jamon Sellman
“Jamon is always willing to go above and beyond for his
Nationwide Insurance customers,” said Nathan Brestelli, Program
Director for Countryside YMCA. “Whenever I have any questions,
he is always quick to respond and very accommodating.”
Do you know someone who demonstrates a character quality
you admire? Please email Alison Miuccio at amiuccio@
TheChamberAlliance.com or visit www.charactercincinnati.org.
This Character highlight is provided each month by Erin Brestelli,
Marketing Director for West Chester Chiropractic Center.
Take the plunge….GET INVOLVED!
10 a.m.—3 p.m. with Racing at 12 noon

Huge Community Involvement …. (Sponsorship levels still available….get visibility for
your business with a crowd that can reach up to 5,000 people!)

Team Building Experience…. Build a boat with friends-your business/organization ( Work

Just for FUN...( Challenge yourself to build a boat and find out if you have what it takes)

Stay on the Dock… (Kick back watch and enjoy all the FOOD, FUN & ACTIVITIES )
together for a common goal. You know you want to!)
Entry Categories
People’s Choice - Judge’s Choice - Titanic - Best Team Spirit Last Boat Floating - Will that boat float? The Whole Package - King Neptune
Find details @ www.YourMetroParks.net or call 513.867.5835
The July Character Quality
JUSTICE
“Taking personal responsibility to uphold what is pure, right and true”
MORE WOMEN’S SERVICES
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
TO HELP YOU
ANNIVERSARY
Proud to be the Region’s First Chamber of Character
DidYouKnow?
ANNIVERSARY
... 2013 Event Sponsorships can help you reach
hundreds of businesses. Contact us to sponsor:
Monthly Luncheons, The Everest Award (July
18), Golf Classic (September 16) or Women of
Excellence (November 15). Call Kathy Rambo, VP/
Special Events at 513.777.3600 or email her at
[email protected].
BE WELL.
At Mercy Health — Fairﬁeld Hospital, we
understand the importance of women’s
health. That is why we offer more best-inclass women’s services than any other
provider in our community, including a
nationally accredited Family Birth Center.
From prevention and wellness to treatment
and rehabilitation, we provide women
the most comprehensive, compassionate
care so that they can continue to give the
same to others.
www.e-mercy.com
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CONNECTING THE DOTS
Jeffrey Gayonski,
Northwestern Mutual-West Chester
Jeff Gayonski is the Managing Director/Wealth Management
Advisor with Northwestern Mutual-West Chester offering high
quality investment/ wealth programs along with services for their
clients.
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The mission of Northwestern Mutual-West Chester is to develop
enduring relationships with clients by providing expert guidance
for a lifetime of financial security. Jeff says he strives to fully
understand the needs of individuals and businesses so that he
can create a plan that will serve them well through the years,
even as their needs change.
Jeff said, “As a Sustaining Sponsor of the West Chester ▪ Liberty
Chamber Alliance, we have vastly exceeded our investment as
it relates to relationships and growing our client base.” He and
his team always look forward to engaging with fellow members
of the Chamber, as well as discovering new ways where they
may be able to provide value for other members. Jeff feels
the Chamber is a great outlet for him to connect with other
businesses and individuals.
Many of Jeff’s fellow associates have also become active
members of The Chamber Alliance and he sees himself as an
advocate of the Chamber. Jeff anticipates that Northwestern
Mutual-West Chester will continue to grow with the Chamber and
he also serves as the secretary for the Government Issues Team.
He says that one of his favorite parts of being involved with the
Chamber is the opportunity he has to work with Joe Hinson and
his team as well as other like-minded people who value growth.
Feel free to contact Jeff by phone at 513.777.4300 or via email
at [email protected].
KAREN TAYLOR
M/I Homes
513.850.5489
[email protected]
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Update on Lakota Local Schools
Just as with many businesses, managing the school district’s
debt and debt capacity is an integral part of our overall financial
management.
The school district does carry debt, though it’s not part of our
operating budget. The operating budget is balanced. Yearly
expenses do not exceed revenues.
The debt that we carry is related to
the bonds we issue. Those bonds are
primarily for school building construction,
with a small component of the debt
related to capital equipment for the buildings. As you would expect,
we are rated by the bond rating agencies, and we recently learned
the disappointing news that Moody’s has lowered our rating from
Aaa to Aa1.
The two main reasons mentioned in the ratings report released
by Moody’s were our recent lower cash balance and the lack of
community support.
We were very active in the bond market to finance school
construction during the enrollment boom over the last 20 years. But
with enrollment now trending down slightly, we don’t expect to need
to build any schools anytime soon.
One financial effect, though, of the lowered rating is possible higher
costs on any future bond refinancings, which we
do on occasion when prevailing and projected
interest rates make it advisable. A ratings
downgrade means less opportunity to save
costs for taxpayers.
Despite the disappointing news, we will continue to do everything
we can to manage the school district’s finances in a responsible
and prudent manner.
DR. KAREN MANTIA, SUPERINTENDENT
Lakota Local Schools
513.644.1166
[email protected]
We work to keep 60 days of operating cash on hand. However,
the average for school districts with a Aaa rating is 170 days. The
community support is measured by the recent history of success or
failure of tax issues at the ballot box.
Part of what made the news disappointing was that only a handful
– fewer than a dozen – of Ohio’s 600-plus school districts have the
Aaa rating with Moody’s. It is an elite club.
Member Orientation
July 23rd
The West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance Member Orientation
is a great opportunity for members to learn how to get the most
from their membership! Reservations are now being accepted for
the Orientation to be held at the Chamber from 3:15-5pm.
FOUR BRIDGES COUNTRY CLUB
A Fabulous location for get togethers!
From Elegant Weddings to Professional Business Meetings.
Let us Impress You!
Spot for
Four Bridge
Member Orientation is held three times a year and open to
members who want to learn more about the benefits and
opportunities their Chamber membership provides. Attendees
hear from staff, active members and Cost-Saving providers on how
they and their organizations can make the most of their Chamber
membership.
If you want to learn more, then plan to attend Member Orientation.
Make your reservation by calling the Chamber at 513.777.3600
or online at www.TheChamberAlliance.com.
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What do you get
when you combine eight marketing professionals,
sandwiches, and a beautiful home?
The #CreativeForum was presented by the Marketing Team of
The Chamber Alliance. For all of you that did not attend the May
17th event, you missed out on an open forum designed to help
Chamber members with Marketing, Branding, Public Relations,
Social Media and more!
The first #CreativeForum was a great learning experience
had by all who attended. The forum consisted of eight marketing
professionals with a diverse amount of information and from
a variety of different specialties; Erin Brestelli, West Chester
Chiropractic (Marketing
and Management); Melissa
Askren, SighTech, (Marketing
and Sales); Jane Gegner,
Hillandale (Admissions and
Marketing); Laura Hoppa, Clark
Schaefer Hackett (Marketing
and Media); Steve Raszka,
Insurance Associates (Insurance
and branding); Rachael Epps
Wade, UC Health - University of
Cincinnati Physicians (Marketing
and Physician Specialist); Brad
Warm, Merge Social Media (Social Media); and moderator Alison
Miuccio, West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance. The event was
held at the beautiful M/I model home located in Liberty Township’s
Carriage Hill, the site of the 2013 Homerama.
The next #Creativeforum will be held on Friday, Aug. 23 from
11:30am-1pm. The beautiful Bella Vino will be hosting the event
and providing a light lunch. The cost is $10.00 for members and
$20.00 for non-members. Please visit
www.TheChamberAlliance.com to register.
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Sixty-Second Connect
Tuesday, July 23rd
12-1pm
August 27, September 24, October 22,
November 19, December 17
Join Chamber members once a month to connect in
sixty-seconds! This one-hour program 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 sponsor
presentations, door prizes and a Taste of Qdoba.
Membership is required for attendance. Bring lots of business
cards and be prepared to talk about you and your business in
sixty-seconds. This is another way our Chamber “connects people
& possibilities.”
Follow the
West Chester • Liberty
Chamber Alliance
Friday, July 12th from 8-9:30am
Kemba Credit Union
8763 Union Centre Boulevard in West Chester
“New Beginnings
– Mid-Year Check In”
Women for Women (W4W) is the West Chester Liberty Chamber
Alliance women’s group focusing on balancing business, home and
all aspects of life. W4W brings women together for networking
and discussions that address pertinent topics.
Meetings focus on the W’s—Work, Wealth, Wholeness,
Wisdom, Wonder and Wellness. Our speakers are Sherry
Owens and Darlene Mack will be doing a mid-year check-up on
New Beginnings, a presentation they do each January! The cost is
$10 and you can make your reservation at
www.TheChamberAlliance.com.
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ON TWITTER
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Check out the mobile site!
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Congratulations to Jillian Kelley (center) with Dingle House Irish
Pub & Grub for being named Ambassador of the Quarter! She
is pictured here with Mike Reed, PNC Bank (left) and Kenni
Blache, West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance
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Ribbon Cuttings and Ground Breakings
Colonial At Home
7900 Cox Road
West Chester, OH 45069
513.785.4750
Designed to meet your unique at-home needs and requests, the
Colonial At Home services allow you or your loved ones to enjoy the
same active lifestyle and exceptional health care experienced at their
top-rated communities – all within the privacy of your own home.
Jane Ripberger had the honor of cutting the ribbon in celebration of
their new location, along with Township and Chamber executives.
Mathnasium
9225 Floer Drive
513.296.2000
Mathnasium’s tutors specialize in working with grades K-12, helping
students to catch up, keep up, and get ahead in math. They offer
personalized instruction and a customized learning plan based on
unique needs and goals. Center director Logan Reames (center),
celebrated the grand opening with The Chamber Alliance Ambassadors
at a Ribbon Cutting celebration.
Stretch Physical Therapy & Total Wellness
4851 Wunnenberg Way, Suite D
513.874.8800
Stretch Physical Therapy & Total Wellness offers complete wellness
opportunities to clients that desire to live a healthy lifestyle and
maintain/gain strength as they age throughout their life span. Their staff
includes Physical Therapists, Nutritionists, Massage Therapists, Personal
Trainers, and an Acupuncturist. The privilege of cutting the ribbon for her
team went to Kim Nartker, PTA (center).
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“Working For You” Local Marketing 3.0
Karen Louder, Membership Services
Representative
Karen Louder,
Membership Services
Representative,
West Chester
Liberty Chamber
Alliance staff as
Membership Services
Representative and
will be “working
for you.” Karen’s
big smile and
welcoming personality
is certainly an
asset to the/our
Chamber Alliance Membership. Karen’s position includes
assisting members in best utilizing their membership, matching
companies to the Chamber’s five major annual events to
best utilize sponsorship opportunities for their company, and
retention.
“I’m excited at the prospect of assisting Chamber Members learn
about our vast amount of networking opportunities afforded
to them through the Chamber,” said Karen. Prior to joining the
Chamber staff, she worked in the IT arena at Infitech. Karen was
very involved with the Lakota Schools as well as her Homeowners
Association and is a whitewater rafting enthusiast!
Karen grew up in the Eastside of Cincinnati and her husband
Mike, on the Westside. They moved to West Chester Township in
1995 to have common ground! Here they are raising their two
children, Kyle and Abby as well as their puppy, Bella.
Social Strategies to Grow Your Business
July 30 – 9:00 - 10:00am
It can be overwhelming to keep figuring out new channels. There
are plenty of stories of huge investments in “new technology” with
little return. But we know this: there are plenty of companies who
are taking advantage of these new channels and their businesses
are growing because of it.
The question is, what do YOU need to know about your customers
and their buying behaviors to effectively grow your business? What
channels do YOU need to be in? How do YOU build marketing
funnels that will keep the leads coming in…and keep your existing
customers loyal?
Presented by Chamber Member, Joanne Westwood who helps local
businesses reach customers in their community using websites,
online marketing and social media marketing strategies.
RSVP TheChamberAlliance.com or
513.777.3600 by July 24.
Do You Know a
When asked what she would like for members of the Chamber
to know about her, Karen replied “I’m interested in meeting all
of the members and getting to know about their businesses so I
can help them make connections and grow their business.”
Contact Karen at 513.777.3600 or
[email protected]
Nominate a woman you know for the 2013
Women of Excellence Awards Dinner & Gala to be honored
on Friday, November 15th! Ten Women will be selected from
nominations and supporting material received by September 11th.
Nominees should be women, who through their careers or
volunteer work have enhanced business, education, culture
or philanthropy in our community. Two of the eight Women of
Excellence will be young women between the ages of 16-24.
Nomination forms are available online at
www.TheChamberAlliance.com or at the Chamber office.
Open your Kemba account today!
Anyone who lives or works within a
14 county Tri-State region
can open an account with Kemba.
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For more information, please contact Kathy Rambo at
513.777.3600 or [email protected].
8763 Union Centre Blvd.
West Chester, OH
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Renewing Members
Able Tool Corporation
Sara Pressler
617 N Wayne Ave
Cincinnati OH 45215
513-733-8989
Manufacturing - Machine Shop
Comey & Shepherd Realtors
Susan Hendel
6061 Eaglet Dr
West Chester OH 45069
513-490-8187
Real Estate - Residential
Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation
Rick Shively
8563 Mason Montgomery Rd
Mason OH 45040
513-229-6196
Financial Planning & Investment Advisors
Albertz & Associates, CPA
Mark Albertz
1329 E. Kemper Road Suite 4224
Cincinnati OH 45246-5100
513-891-8400
Accountants - CPA
Community Blood Center
Bill Roy
8731 Union Centre Blvd
West Chester OH
45069 513-777-4428
Medical - Blood Banks
Medical Center Fund of Cincinnati
John Gillespie
2830 Victory Parkway Suite 160
Cincinnati OH 45206
513-475-7213
Non-Profit - Health Organization
American Savings Bank
Fred DeBiasi
701 North University Boulevard
Middletown OH 45042-3357
(513) 422-6324
Banks & Banking Services
Comprehensive Sports Marketing
and Advising
Stefan Goldman
7755 Montgomery Rd, Ste 150
Cincinnati OH 45236
513-621-9000
Insurance -Financial Services
Millikin & Fitton Law Firm
William Keck
9032 Union Centre Boulevard, Ste. 200
513-863-6700
Attorneys
Appearance Plus Dry Cleaners
LeeAnn Gentry
5647 Union Centre Drive
513-874-0273
Dry Cleaners, Laundromats
Edward Jones Gage Hemmelgarn
8859 Cincinnati Dayton Road Suite 103
513-777-5555
Mount Pleasant Retirement Village
Lori Shutrump
225 Britton Lane
Monroe OH 45050
513-539-7760
Retirement Communities, Care facilities
Areawide Wellness Associates
Barbara Fischer
8227 Paddington Court
513-759-0070
Medical - Wellness
Fairfield Pavilion
Kathleen Hammon
5251 Dixie Highway
Fairfield OH 45014
513-699-4651
Retirement Communities, Care facilities
N2 Publishing
Bernadette Hayes
6947 Autumn Glen
513-846-4606
Publications
At Your Service Catering & Event Planning
Lisa Lizzio
9405 Cincinnati Columbus Rd
513-847-4584
Event - Caterers
FirstLight Home Care
Tammy Bell
5600 Kentshire Dr Ste 5A
Kettering OH 45440
937-550-1035
Medical - Home Health Care
Oak Tree Communications, LLC
Melinda Zemper
7568 Whitehall Circle West
513-706-3737
Advertising - PR Agencies
AurGroup Financial Credit Union
Kelly Culp
8811 Holden Blvd
Fairfield OH 45014
513-942-4422
Credit Unions
Frost Brown Todd LLC
Scott Phillips
9277 Centre Pointe Drive, Ste. 300
513-870-8206
Attorneys
Butler County Recycling & Solid Waste
District
Anne Fiehrer Flaig
130 High Street, 5th Floor
Hamilton OH 45011
513-887-3963
Government
Fulfillment Technologies, LLC
Dave Cook
5389 East Provident Dr
Cincinnati OH 45246
513-346-3100
Fulfillment Center
OfficeWestChester, An OfficeKey Location
David Myers
9277 Centre Point Dr., Suite 350
513-721-0900
Real Estate- Office leasing/furnished with
support
Cintas Document Management
Bradley Powers
690 East Crescentville Rd , STE A
Cincinnati OH 45246
513-671-7717
Document Management - Retention,
Destruction
Haire Bohmer Wealth
Management Group LLC
David Haire
9075 Centre Point Dr Ste 100
513-942-9700
New Members
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A Plus Gold.com
Jim Poe
PO Box 309
Englewood OH 45322
937-836-6335
Gold Dealer
Dayton Dragons
Robert Murphy
220 N. Patterson Blvd.
Dayton OH 45402
937-228-2287
Sports & Recreation
Commerce Bank
Steven Bloemer
9100 Centre Park Drive Suite 120
513-881-5576
Edward Jones
Gage Hemmelgarn
8859 Cincinnati Dayton
Road Suite 103
513-777-5555
Financial Planning
& Investment Advisors
Park National Bank
Dave Gooch
8366 Princeton Glendale Road, Ste A PO
Box 1130
513-965-4010
Impact Fitness Training
Vic Malone
8419 Columbus Cincinnati road
513-777-7112
Health Clubs , Fitness
Centers & Equipment
Loth Office Furniture Outlet
Sara Pobanz
3574 East Kemper Rd
Cincinnati OH 45241
513-554-8821
Furniture-Commercial Office
Pinnacle Financial Advisors, LLC
Scott Sims
9100 West Chester Towne Centre Dr,
Ste 225
513-874-4440
Recreations Outlet
Pete Delois
7267 Yankee Rd
Liberty Twp OH 45044
513-831-7383
Sports & Recreation
Play It Again Sports - West Chester
John McGregor
7645 Voice of America Centre Dr
513-777-1792
Sporting Goods
Regus, Inc.
Jane Pennells
300 E. Business Way, Suite 200
Cincinnati OH 45241
513-792-2200
Real Estate - Office leaseing/furnished w/
support
PNC Bank
Ben Tunney
8671 N. Pavilion
513-712-1225
Roosevelt Surgical Associates
Sandra Dennis
4040 Roosevelt Blvd
Middletown OH 45044
513-424-0941
Medical - Physicians & Surgeons
PNC Bank
Mike Reed
7405 North Liberty Drive
Liberty Township OH 45044
513-759-6520
Search Engine Experts LLC
Ken Saunders
1776 Mentor Ave, Ste 304
Cincinnati OH 45212
513-379-3800
Computer - Internet, Web Design
PNC Bank
Tiffany Short
8306 Cincinnati-Dayton Rd
513-755-6162
Sibcy Cline
Susanne Anton
7677 Voice of America Centre Drive
513-519-9455
Real Estate - Residential
PNC Bank
Mark Burchett
7811 Tylersville Road
513-779-6606
Uno Chicago Grill
Becky Wilber
P.O. Box 1757
513-874-2244
Restaurants - Bars and Grills
PNC Bank
Jenny Tatman
7301 Tylers Corner Drive
513-777-7800
West Chester Academy of Music and Dance
Patsy Rabinowitz
8374 Princeton Glendale Rd, Ste 5
513-829-2345
Music
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum
Harry Wilks
1763 Hamilton Cleves Road
Hamilton OH 45013
513-868-8336
Parks & Recreation
West Chester Lawn & Garden
Dale Magie
7267 Yankee Road
Liberty Township OH 45044
513-755-4655
Outdoor Power Equipment Sales/Service
Wilks Insurance Agency
Craig Wilks
7413 Squire Court, Suite B
513-755-8500
Insurance - Agencies
Miller-Myers Design Group
Jim Fenster
3640 Park 42 Drive
Cincinnati OH 45241
513-733-6900
Graphic Design
The Cone
Keith Wren
513-779-7040
Restaurants - Fast Food
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Scott Anderson
8742 Union Centre Boulevard
513-771-2240
Mortgage Loans, Bankers, Brokers
Sabin Robbins
Joseph Hardiman
9365 Allen Rd
513-682-4973
Manufacturing
Waddell & Reed
Jim Burkhart
625 Eden Park Drive
Cincinnati OH 45202
513-985-9430
Financial Planning &
Investment Advisors
West Chester Church of the
Nazarene
Valerie Griffith
513-777-6300
Churches
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CINCINNATI, OH
PERMIT #5400
ANNIVERSARY
8922
Beckett Road C E L E B R AT I O N
West Chester, Ohio 45069
CALENDAR OF EVENTS July 9
Monthly Member Luncheon, 11:30am-1:30pm
July
12
ANNIVERSARY
W4W 8-9:30am
Kemba Credit Union
July 17
Business After Hours, 5-7pm
Courtyard by Marriott
July 18
The Everest Award, 6-9pm
Cincinnati Marriott North at Union Centre
July 23
Sixty-Second Connect, 12-1pm
Chamber Offices
July 23
Member Orientation, 3:15-5pm
Chamber Offices
Mark Your Calendar!
The West Chester < Liberty Chamber Alliance
Golf Classic
Shotgun Start
Monday, September 16th
at Four Bridges Country Club
To play in the Classic or be a sponsor,
please contact Kathy Rambo at 513.777.3600

July 2013 - West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance

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