November 2015 River Biz - Rocky River Chamber of Commerce

River Biz
November 2015
Monthly publicaon of the
Rocky River Chamber of Commerce
Community of Opportunity
Chamber Luncheon—November 19
It’s Time to Vote!
Porter Gale
Presents
"The 3 Degree Advantage:
Networking in a Connected World"
The Rocky River and Lakewood Chambers of
Commerce are combining their November
luncheons so that Cox Business can bring internaonally known
speaker Porter Gale from San Francisco to both communies.
With a bit of "how to" and a dose of storytelling, cing years of
market experience, Porter will convey both how and why strategically building a network improves happiness, producvity and
return - whether on a business or personal level. Porter will detail the value of authencity and passion as the core groundwork
for networking efforts, sharing stories that demonstrate how
collaboraon, co-creaon and innovaon are the keys to success
along the way.
Sponsored by:
Chamber Luncheon
Thursday, November 19
Networking—11:15 a.m.
Lunch—Noon
Westwood Country Club, 22625 Detroit Road
Indicate your menu selecon when making reservaons:
#1 Rosemary chicken with riso+o
#2 Bibb and shrimp citrus salad
#3 Cheese ravioli with vegetables
Cost
Happy
New Year!
Happy
Thanksgiving!
By 11/16 On 11/17-18 On 11/19
Members
$20
$25
$35
Non-members
$25
$30
$35
RSVP by Monday, November 16, 5:00 pm to the Chamber office
440-331-1140 or [email protected]
You can also pre-pay via PayPal by going to
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
PayPal is the preferred method of payment
Advanced reserva/ons are required!
We cannot expect the chef to have a meal ready for you
if we’re not expecng you.
PLEASE NOTE: If you cancel your reserva on a!er Monday at 5:00 p.m.
you will receive a bill for the cost of your reserved meal.
When you arrive at Westwood Country Club for the Chamber luncheon, please drive to the right/west side of the building and use valet
parking. Please do not enter through the front of the building.
Not only is it me to vote in our local elecon, it’s also me
to vote for our 2016 Board of Directors. Ballots will be
mailed to the primary contact of each current membership
by November 3. The completed ballots are due back at the
Chamber office by 5:00 p.m. on November 25. Turn to page
5 to read the brief biography that each candidate has wri+en
for the ballot. You can vote for FOUR candidates. Please
vote for the future leadership of your Chamber!
Join us!
Celebrate Christmas with the Chamber
Mark your calendar for
Thursday, December 3, as we
share in the spirit of the
holidays at the Chamber’s
Annual Christmas Party at the
Don Umerley Civic Center.
Fesvies begin at 6:00 p.m.
The cost is just $20 per
person and proceeds benefit the Rocky River Assistance
Program and the Rocky River Chamber Internship Program.
No RSVP is required and you’re welcome to bring guests.
The cost includes:
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Libaons for toasng from an open bar
A bounful buffet donated by area restaurants
Chances to buy Chinese raffle ckets to win many
magnificent gi< baskets valued over $500 each!
A visit from Father Christmas
Photo of you and yours taken with Father Christmas
by Simply Deneen Photography
Happy holiday surprises!
This is always a well-a+ended and fesve event, don’t miss it!
Save Local Now!
Save Local Now is a valuable member
benefit for Rocky River Chamber
members! It’s an opportunity to
market your business FREE! You can
promote deals, events and more on the
SLN website and app on iPhones and
Androids. SLN also offers a free email blast program and SEO.
It’s easy to use, the team at SLN will walk you through it. Visit
start.savelocalnow.com/businesses to learn more and get
started in me for the holidays!
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
Le6er from the Execu/ve Director
The Return of Jeff Charney!
The October 22nd Chamber luncheon
was a memorable and remarkable one!
We were very fortunate to have Jeff
Charney, CMO of Progressive, give us
his me and talent for the third year in
a row. He told me prior to the event
that he loves this group and he owes it
to them to give his best and share
something that everyone can take away and apply.
Jeff talked about understanding your brand, both your own
personal brand and your business brand. He showed a funny video about “walk-up music,” which are the songs that
baseball players choose to have played as they walk up to
home plate to bat. He asked everyone, “What’s YOUR walkup music?” My inial reacon was “Born to Run,” since I’m
always on the go. But a few days a<er the luncheon I
a+ended an incredible concert at The Listening Room in Port
Clinton featuring Shawn Mullins. He’s a very talented , but
not very well known singer-songwriter. I fell in love with his
music when it was played on the radio staon that I worked
at in Sea+le. When Shawn played a song called “Shimmer,” I
immediately thought, “THAT is my walk-up song!” The lyrics
go like this:
“I want to shimmer, I want to shine, I want to
radiate, I want to live, I want to love, I want to
try to learn not to hate.”
Those words have been my personal goal since that song
was released in 1998. It’s also a professional goal, as I want
this Chamber to shimmer and shine!
Another one of the seven points about branding that Jeff
outlined was brand “essence.” The root of Jeff’s personal
brand essence is “Why not?” Like my walk-up music, my
brand essence is the same both personally and for the
Chamber: “You never know who you might meet.” I say
that about a+ending all of our Chamber events; you might
meet someone who has an unexpected purpose and can
make a difference in your life, personally or professionally.
Some other memorable quotes that I wrote down during
Jeff’s presentaon were:
♦ “SHOW UP if you’re going to show up!”
♦ “Be relevant,” “Be brave!”
♦ “If you’re red of starng over, stop giving up.”
♦ “Look at the good, learn from everything.”
He really pumped up the crowd, he was so energec, funny,
inspiring and he even got us to do karaoke! As one member
said, “This was the best 20 bucks I spent all week!” Jeff said
he won’t be back to present to the Rocky River Chamber for
a while, but I think he will! He loves this wonderful group of
people! Can you blame him?
Sincerely,
Liz Manning,
Execuve Director
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Thanks to the October luncheon
sponsor—Hospice of the Western Reserve. Jan Lovelace (right)
is pictured here with the Hospice
team at the sponsor table.
Charney demonstrates his mantra
“Boom.Pop.Pat” with new member
Steve Nelson of Eye Candy Op cal.
“Jeff really helped me
understand branding and
what you need to do to
create your brand.”
~ Diane Risdon, Bad Girl
Fitness
It was a full house at
LaCentre Conference &
Banquet Facility, with
about 250 members and
guests.
"Jeff's enthusiasm is contagious. He is an
out-of-the-box thinker who is passionate
about his craC, and transfers that passion
to his audience. Quite an experience!”
~ Simon Elle6, Jager Consul/ng
"This is the 3rd /me
that I have seen Jeff
speak at a Chamber
luncheon, and all I can
say is WOW! Each
/me I walk away rejuvenated, with something new to apply to
everyday life.”
~ Bill Brink, Beachcliff
Market Square
With the help of (l-r) Diane
Risdon, Rusty Deane and
Shelly Norehad, Charney had
everyone on their feet singing
a rousing karaoke version of
Wilson Phillips’ “Hold On” to
end the event.
"It was terrific, inspira/onal and prac/cal in a way
that we can all apply.”
~ Todd Tramba, TCC
River Biz
October New Members
October New Members
American Financial Network
Rick Rucker
12509 Madison Ave.
Lakewood, OH 44107
216-288-8642
[email protected]
Specializing in non-tradi onal mortgage financing, offering niche
products.
Healthy Life Essen/als
Sharon Mack
Rocky River, OH 44116
440-623-9000
www.HealthyEssenals.life
Using the power of plants and essenal oils to enhance health and
wellness.
Chicago Title
Beth Anthony
5077 Waterford Way
Sheffield Village, OH 44035
216-379-5151
www.ccnow.com
Through a na onwide network we provide tle insurance, underwri ng, escrow and closing services to every spectrum of the real
estate industry.
Cleveland West, LLC
Joshua Dykstra
Westlake, OH 44145
440-385-7774
www.CleWConsulng.com
Real estate and insurance consul ng company.
Drug Awareness and Preven/on Inc.
Nancy Pommerening
20800 Center Ridge Rd. #316A
Rocky River, OH 44116
216-432-6621
www.DrugAwarenessAndPrevenon.org
An Ohio-cer fied preven on agency, providing BWC Drug-Free
Workplace training and school-based preven on educa on.
Eye Candy Op/cal
Steve Nelson
30311 Detroit Rd.
Westlake, OH 44145
440-250-9191
www.Eye-Candy-Opcal.com
High fashion op cal—from mild to wild. Eye exams. Insurance
accepted.
Fellowship of Chris/an Athletes
Rick Isaiah
Strongsville, OH 44149
419-724-4420
www.ClevelandFCA.org
Focus is on serving local communi es by equipping, empowering
and encouraging people to make a difference for Christ, through
the influence of coaches and athletes.
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Carrie Hoover
26600 Detroit Rd. #280
Westlake, OH 44145
440-452-3585
www.LibertyMutual.com/carrie-hoover
Local insurance agent providing personalized service for home,
auto, life insurance as well as fixed annui es.
Sequen/a Corp.
Gennaro Luce
1163 E. 40th St. #206
Cleveland, OH 44114
440-258-2322
www.SequenaCare.com
Healthcare so!ware/plaCorm designed to transi on pa ents from
hospital or home to post-acute care electronically.
Window Depot
Anthony Hoty
20350 Center Ridge Rd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
440-652-2900
www.WindowDepotCleveland.com
Replacement window and door installaon services.
Get a New Member & Get Dinner at Burntwood
When you recruit a new member to join the Rocky River
Chamber of Commerce, you will be rewarded with a
$20 giC card for BURNTWOOD TAVERN! *
Just make sure that your name is on the line in the middle of
the new member’s applicaon that says “Who encouraged
you to join the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce?”
To find out if a business is already a member, check the
website’s Member Directory
www.RockyRiverChamber.com/MemberDirectory.html
*One reward per person in 2015. Valid at Rocky River locaon only.
Thanks to
for participating in this promotion with a very generous donation!
Visit
PartnerShip.com/89NOACC
to save $ on Fed Ex
November 2015
During November and December, get a free $10 gift card
with every $50 in Burntwood Tavern gift cards you buy.
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Another Energe/c Expo!
Thanks to the 13th Expo Team!
The Chamber appreciates and
acknowledges the sponsors,
exhibitors, contributors and
volunteers who helped make the
13th annual Business Expo bigger
and be+er than ever! The place was packed! The feedback
has been very posive and many successful connecons
were made at the Don Umerley Civic Center on October 8.
It takes a team of people to make a big event like Expo run
smoothly. Thanks to everyone who was a part of the team!
Commi6ee
Jason Lukz (chair)—W3 Wealth Management
Kathy Berkshire
Rusty Deane—OneLink Technical Services
Eileen Gorski—Ba+le & Polly
Liz Manning—RRCC
Cliff Obrock—Ready Aim Connect
Carol Palichleb—Palicor Communicaons
Jim Riedl—First Federal Lakewood
John Ruebsteck—Stratos Wealth
Ellen Todia—West Shore Wine Co.
Todd Tramba—TCC Technology
Dave Worden—Elek & Noss
Expo Contributors & Volunteers
More than 100 people parked at St. Thomas Lutheran
Church and took The Normandy or MVP Valet shu+les,
which allowed more a+endees to park on the city hall
campus. Thank you to all who used the shu+le and to the
Chamber members who donated prizes that helped to
encourage people to park offsite. Here are the winners of
the Park & Win raffle:
Massage Green Spa free massage — Zac Pa+on
#1 Express Carwash $50 gi< card — Krysia Macluszko
Herb’s Tavern $50 gi< card — Krisn Duke
Giant Eagle $50 gi< card — Todd Rotham
Panera Bread 7 “Pick Two” meals — Tonya Anderson
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum 2 ckets — Ryco Crawford
THANKS TO OUR EXPO SPONSORS
Food Sponsors
Bomba
Cravings Café
Mooyah
Rusc
The Woods
Buffalo Wild Wings
Fresco Mexican Grill
Panera Bread
River Dog Café
PLATINUM SPONSOR
Gold Sponsors
Burntwood Tavern
Indulge Coffee & Tea
Pearl of the Orient
Salmon Dave’s
Cravings Cafe
Jersey Mike’s
Minuteman Press
Signarama
Tonya Anderson
Debra Bernard
Tom Ford
Bob Gray
Penny Horton
Tom Jarus
Terry Johnson
Terri Jones
Chris Klym
Michele Krampitz
Gail Ligge+
MJ Mylen
Jason Orsky
Joe Romito
Sharon Spooner
Lutheran West High School students
Rocky River High School students
Speedpro Imaging made
footprints on the floor
leading to the entrance.
Tom Ford of Lutheran West High
School talks with an
aFendee. Tom
also coordinated
the Lutheran West
student par cipaon at Expo.
David Mooney, Tricia Hauber and Rick
Malleske of sponsor Giant Eagle served
beer and wine, plus promoted catering.
Silver Sponsors
Cris na Bertero of
EmbroidMe had fun
with her “selfie
s ck,” taking pictures with aFendees
and her neighboring
exhibitors.
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River Biz
Board of Directors Elec/on Candidates for 2016
Penny Horton—The Proficient Office
Since beginning my business, The Proficient Office, two years
ago there have been many ups and downs but the one constant I have had is the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce. I
enjoy a+ending the events and there are so many to choose
from that work with my schedule. And the business relaonships that I have made have benefited me more than I could
say.
In my business, I work with small businesses to offering accounng and human resources services. The varied experiences with my clients allow me to understand the needs of all
types of businesses; an insight that I believe helps me be a
be+er Chamber member.
Since being a part of the Chamber I have been on the Membership Commi+ee, volunteered at Taste of River, the Business Expo and served on the Board of Directors. It would be
an honor to connue to serve on the Board.
Jason Orsky—Jason M. Orsky Wealth Manaement
When I first decided to become an independent financial advisor, I started to visit local Chambers of Commerce. Since
you’re reading this, you already know that there is something
special about OUR chamber. Our members go beyond small
talk to share challenges and successes, to ask for help when
needed, and to enthusiascally recommend chamber businesses to others. We take relaonship building seriously.
I joined the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce shortly a<er
my first luncheon in April of 2014 and I haven’t stopped promong it yet! I’m proud to have served on the membership
commi+ee, forging and strengthening connecons between
businesses and individuals. I am excited for the opportunity
to serve on the board of directors. My goals are to be your
sounding board, to tac[ully express informaon and opinions
shared by other members, to promote my fellow Chamber
members, and to make OUR chamber thrive!
Marc Hustek—Howard Hanna
As a full- me/full-service realtor, in Rocky River for the last
14 years, I provide a quality service to people looking to buy
or sell a home. My background is sales, sales management
and training. I use those skills to help buyers and sellers
through the real estate process.
I have been a member of the Chamber for 14 years. During
the last year I have served as the Chair of the Board of Directors. I have served on the Golf Commi+ee the last five years,
heading that commi+ee the last three. I also volunteer at
most Chamber events. I worked with the city and recreaon
department for six years as a coach for youth sports. As a
proud resident of Rocky River for over 20 years I feel I have a
sense of what our community looks for in our business partners. Understanding what a client needs, whether it be housing or what a local business can provide to our residents is
what makes a Chamber successful. It would be my pleasure
to connue serving our community and the Chamber.
Annemarie Synek—Dollar Bank
I am the Manager of Dollar Bank in Rocky River and have over
ten years of experience assisng clients and small business
owners with banking needs such as deposits, loans, mortgages, and credit cards. From 2006 to 2009 I was an acve member of the Rocky River Chamber, serving as a Board Member,
Membership Commi+ee Chairperson, and as an Ambassador.
A<er starng with Dollar Bank in 2014 I was thrilled to rejoin
the RRCC. Currently, I serve on the Membership Commi+ee
and as an Ambassador at luncheons. I advocate for the Chamber by promong and encouraging businesses to join. I truly
believe in the mission of the Chamber as I have developed
many wonderful business relaonships and friendships
through my involvement. I would be honored to serve the
Rocky River Chamber of Commerce as a Board Member and
give back to an incredible organizaon that has given me so
much.
Rick Joyce—Hun/ngton Na/onal Bank
Hello, my name is Rick Joyce. I am the manager at the Hunngton Bank branch in Rocky River. I have “grown up” in this
community, enjoying 30 of my 38 year Hunngton career in
Rocky River.
I have been involved with the Rocky River Chamber for almost 20 years, with the most recent years as a member of
the Board. Many of you know me, as I visit your local business asking for donaons for our events…which is one of my
major roles.
My experience and involvement within the Rocky River community, along with a servant’s heart, and a passion to help
you succeed, are great reasons why you should consider me
for re-elecon. Thank you.
November 2015
Dan Weist—Howard Hanna
Parcipang As a lifelong resident of Rocky River and a graduate of RRHS, I am huge advocate for our city. I joined the
chamber in 2013 and immediately got involved. In 2014 I was
voted "Outstanding New Member" and I am currently a volunteer on the following commi+ees: Golf Oung, Taste of
River and the Christmas Party. I am also an acve parcipant
in many of the events throughout the year. As a realtor I am
working in and around the west shore and I am invested in
the growth of our business community and its successful economic development. I have encouraged several members to
join the chamber and I'm an ambassador to new members at
most of the luncheons.
It would be an honor to serve on the Board of Directors and I
assure you that if elected I would help to promote the community, the members and their businesses.
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Member Spotlight
Lisa Crumling
Simply Kitchens and Bath
20163 Lake Rd
Rocky River 44116
440-333-3112
www.SimplyKitchensAndBaths.com
My name is Lisa Crumling and I am
the owner of Simply Kitchens and Baths. We opened our
doors in November 2004 on Lake Rd. in the Old Tudor Row.
We started off wanng to sell my former partner’s imported
granite tops and le. Upon the request of our clients, we
transformed our business into a full-fledged kitchen and bath
design center today. I came from a business background with
experience in human resources and markeng and I did not
know much about kitchen and bath design. I quickly learned
with the help of our wonderful suppliers and the kitchen and
bath community.
We have gradually adapted to our clients’ needs over the
years into more than kitchen and baths. We offer furniture,
gi< items including jewelry and a monogram line of gi<s,
home décor, and much more. I believe our desire to take
care of our clients by creang a beauful space in the home
and a lot of faith, are the reason for being successful for
more than ten years. We love being in Rocky River and the
sense of community here.
I grew up in North Olmsted and currently live in Avon Lake. I
have a family full of entrepreneurs including my husband
who owns a print markeng business, a brother who is an
orthodonst, a brother who owns a landscaping company,
and a sister who owns a t-shirt company. I have two children: my daughter a+ends John Carroll University and my
son is a senior at Avon Lake High School.
I am been a member of the Chamber since March 2010 and
have enjoyed everything that the Chamber has offered. We
joined the Chamber to become more involved with the community and network with other business owners. From the
speakers at the luncheon, the Expo and all of the members
we have met, we are glad to be a member of the Chamber.
Member Spotlight
T.J. Ingersoll
Fresco Mexican Grill & Salsa Bar
19310 Detroit Rd.
Rocky River 44116
216-795-5050
www.GetFresco.com
I currently own and operate
Fresco Mexican Grill & Salsa Bar in the Beachcliff Market
Square, where I serve as assistant manager to my General
Manager, Ryan Ma+hias. We offer from-scratch, fresh Mexican food in an excing, fast-casual environment at an extraordinary value. We have a complimentary salsa bar, featuring dozens of salsas, including rotang seasonal salsas
throughout the year. We are also very excited about ge]ng
our liquor license, which should be arriving any day. We will
soon be offering Premium Organic Margaritas, Fresco House
Margaritas, Sangria, domesc and Mexican Beers, as well as
wine.
We joined the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce in January
2015 and began ge]ng involved shortly therea<er by a+ending luncheons, Taste of River, Business Expo and the Libaons
Tour. We joined the Chamber for networking opportunies
and community involvement, as well as having the understanding of the importance and benefits offered by the
Chamber.
I have a lot of friends and family in the area and a<er vising
and researching dozens of locaon opportunies, coming to
Rocky River was one of the easiest decisions I've ever made.
My father has owned and operated restaurants for more
than 45 years and I have been involved in some capacity for
28 years. For ten of those years, I was employed by P.F.
Chang's China Bistro, where I moved up from server and bartender to operang my own store for three years, unl I
moved home from Miami, Florida to Ohio, where I finally
achieved my lifelong dream of opening a restaurant; using all
of my life savings, which my wife was not too fond of. With
my father's help, we came up with restaurant concepts and
ideas and found a great locaon in the newly developed
downtown Kent. Fresco has been in Kent for more than
three years and has experienced much success and many
accolades for our community work and of course, our food.
Besides my restaurant background, I also have a Business
Administraon Degree from Valencia College.
I look forward to meeng more members and hope to see
you at Fresco soon!
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River Biz
2015 Event Calendar
Date
Event
Time
Place
November 19
Chamber Luncheon with Lakewood Chamber
Sponsored by Cox Business
Speaker: Porter Gale presents
“The 3 Degree Advantage:
Networking in a Connected World”
11:15 a.m.
Westwood Country Club
December 3
Christmas Party!
6:00 p.m.
Don Umerley Civic Center
January 7
Business A<er Hours
Jump in to the New Year at Sky Zone!
5:30—7:00 p.m.
Sky Zone
January 28
Chamber Luncheon
Appreciaon Celebraon!
11:30 a.m.
LaCentre
February 9
Fat Tuesday Business A<er Hours with Lakewood Chamber
5:30—7:00 p.m.
TBD
Tips on Tech
Great Lakes Computer's monthly technology p
November
Commi6ee Mee/ngs
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corporaons, remote server monitoring
is now available for small and mid-size
businesses at less than $1/day. This
allows you to obtain real stats from your
servers by automacally scanning them
for irregularies and/or failures, alerng
you to a problem and o<en resolving it before you even knew
it existed!
Membership Commi6ee
Wednesday, November 11, 8:30 a.m.
Chick-fil-A at Westgate
Contact: Liz Manning 440-331-1140
This tech p has been brought to you by Great Lakes Computer.
Subscribe to our blog "Tips on Tech" for the most up-to-date
technology news: www.GreatLakesComputer.com/blog.
Up & Running Small Business Group
A support group for businesses with 1, 2, or 3 people
Wednesday, November 18, 8:00 a.m.
Panera Bread, 19705 Center Ridge Rd.
Contact: Peter Toomey 440-333-6698
Christmas Party Commi6ee
Friday, November 6, 11:00 a.m.
Panera Bread, 19705 Center Ridge Rd.
Contact: Rick Joyce 216-515-0022
Expo Commi6ee (no mee ng in November)
Tuesday, December 8, 8:15 a.m.
Chamber office, 19543 Center Ridge Rd.
Contact: Eileen Gorski 440-895-2700
Would you like to be a part of a commiFee? Not only will you be
suppor ng the Chamber, it’s also a great way to get to know other
Chamber members. Many business partnerships have formed between commiFee members! Call the Chamber office to find out
which one is a good fit for you.
November 2015
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Cox Business
Brings Porter Gale, author, international speaker
& former VP of Marketing for Virgin America to
the November joint chamber luncheon.
November 19, 2015
Westwood Country Club
22625 Detroit Road, Rocky River
Registration/Networking: 11:15am
Lunch: 12pm
RSVP required by Monday, November 16
to www.rockyriverchamber.com or
[email protected]
$20 for members
$25 for non-members
$35 for same day reservations/walk ups
Presentation:
The 3 Degree Advantage: Networking in a Connected World
With a bit of “how to” and a dose of storytelling, citing years
of market experience, Porter conveys both how and why
strategically building a network improves happiness, productivity
and return—whether on a business or personal level. Porter details the value of authenticity and passion as the core groundwork
for networking efforts, sharing stories that demonstrate how
collaboration, co-creation and innovation are the keys to success along the way. Porter Gale is an internationally known public speaker, networker, and entrepreneur with more than twenty
years of experience working in marketing, advertising, and
independent filmmaking. Her first book, Your Network Is Your Net
Worth was published in 2013.
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19543 Center Ridge Rd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
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Rocky River Chamber of Commerce
2015 Officers
Chair
Vice Chair Economic Development
Vice Chair Policy
Vice Chair Events
Vice Chair Membership
Treasurer
Secretary
Past Chair
Execuve Director
Marc Hustek, Howard Hanna Real Estate
Jason Lukz, W3 Wealth Management
Steve Polly, BaFle & Polly
Jim Riedl, First Federal Lending
Rusty Deane, OneLink Technical Services
Mike TrifileQ, Devries TrifileM & Loy CPAs
Anne Kuenzel, Cleveland Clinic
Debra Bernard, Honorary member
Liz Manning
2015 Board of Directors
Ashley Gay
Penny Horton
Rick Joyce
Christopher Klym
Gail Ligge6
Sharon Spooner
Ellen Todia
Panera Bread
The Proficient Office
Hun ngton Na onal Bank
Rocky River City Council
Associate member
FranNet of Northern Ohio
West Shore Wine Co.
Find great resources in our
Member Directory online at
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
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