“Hey World, It`s Cleveland, OH! More photos inside!

River Biz
Monthly publicaon of the
Rocky River Chamber of Commerce
Community of Opportunity
Chamber Luncheon—February 25
New
Year!
WeHappy
our
members!
Join Us!
Dave Johnson presents
Fat Tuesday Business A6er Hours
“Hey World, It’s Cleveland, OH!
Join us for networking and lunch at Westwood Country Club on
Thursday, February 25 as the Chamber welcomes Dave Johnson, Director of Public Relaons and Communicaon for FirstMerit Convenon Center of Cleveland and Global Center for
Health Innovaon.
Cleveland has been enjoying a quiet renaissance fueled by more
than $16.7 billion worth of public and private investment over
the past few years including more than $3 billion invested in
Downtown Cleveland. The downtown area has seen a complete
makeover with new hotels, the Flats East Bank, Horseshoe Casino, Public Square makeover, and the opening of the new Global
Center for Health Innovaon and the First Merit Convenon
Center of Cleveland. More than 15,000 people now live downtown in what has become one of the country’s fastest-growing,
trendy areas. The result? Cleveland has become a hotbed for
healthcare innovaon, convenons and meengs and will host
the 2016 Republican Naonal Convenon.
It’s a great me to be a Clevelander!
Sponsored by:
Chamber Luncheon
Thursday, February 25
Networking—11:30 a.m.
Lunch—Noon
February 2016
With the Lakewood Chamber
Date: Tuesday, February 9
Time: 5:30—7:00 p.m.
Place: Around the Corner
18616 Detroit Ave., Lakewood
Sponsored by:
You and your guests are invited to celebrate Fat Tuesday and
network with members of the Rocky River and Lakewood
Chambers on Tuesday, February 9 from 5:30—7:00 p.m. at
Around the Corner.
Appezers will be provided courtesy of Cox and a cash bar
will be available. There will be raffle prizes too!
There is no cost to aLend and advance reservaons are not
required. You are welcome to invite a friend or colleague
who could benefit from meeng other area business people.
Don’t forget your Mardi Gras beads!
The 2016 Board of Directors
Christine Benner
Westwood Country Club, 22625 Detroit Rd.
Cost
By 2/22 On 2/23-24 On 2/25
Members
$20
$25
$35
Non-members
$25
$30
$35
Indicate your menu selecon when making reservaons:
#1 Rosserie Kobe top round
#2 Strawberry chicken salad
#3 Vegetable sr fry
RSVP by Monday, February 22, 5:00 p.m. to the Chamber office
440-331-1140 or [email protected]
You can also pre-pay via PayPal (preferred method of payment)
by going to www.RockyRiverChamber.com
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 fail to cancel your reserva!on before Monday at
5:00 p.m., you will receive a bill for the cost of your reserved meal.
Back row (l-r): Anne Kuenzel, Steve Polly, Jim Riedl, Liz Manning,
Jason Orsky, Debbie Bernard, Rick Joyce, Mike Trifile3, Penny Horton. Front row (l-r): Chris Klym, Dan Weist, Sharon Spooner, Marc
Hustek, Rusty Deane, Annemarie Synek. Missing: Gail Ligge8
More photos inside!
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
Le7er from the Execu)ve Director
Last year I wrote here about lessons I’ve
learned during my 20 years of professional
experience before working for the Rocky River
Chamber. Now I’d like to share some of the
lessons I’ve learned since I’ve worked here.
PMOC. If you aLended the February 25, 2010
luncheon, this should sound familiar. That was when execuve
coach, author and keynote speaker Connie Dieken introduced
us to PMOC: Preferred Method of Communicaon. Members
reach me through email, phone, text or send a message via Facebook or LinkedIn. When I need to reach someone, I do so via
the way that person usually reaches me. Each person has their
PMOC. The best way to get in touch with someone you want to
reach is to use their PMOC, not yours. Dieken says, “Their
PMOC trumps yours. Choose their PMOC and you’ll increase
the odds of geOng a quicker, more posive response.”
I highly recommend Connie Dieken’s books “Talk Less, Say
More” and “Become the Real Deal.”
Giving. Another lesson learned was emphasized by Porter Gale,
the speaker at the November 19, 2015 luncheon, when she
spoke about “Give Give Get” as the “real networking secret.” In
her book “Your Network Is Your Net Worth” (which I also highly
recommend), she says, “A key to unlocking the hidden power of
connecons is helping others when you don’t expect anything in
return. It’s not as easy as it sounds.”
Gale says, “Small acons can have large impact. If you put giving back and helping others at the center of your networking
and relaonship building, you are likely to have more impacRul
and stronger relaonships, among other benefits. By seeing
networking as an opportunity to help people, I’ve discovered
that these acons change me for the beLer and help me transion out of negave states of emoon. Put greater energy into
giving than receiving. What you will find is that the giving will
come back to you tenfold.” I have seen many many success
stories proving this to be true!
Customer Service Rules! Have you ever walked away from a
business because you received poor customer service? Unfortunately, I’ve seen many businesses suffer or fail because they
don’t see how important it is to provide solid customer service
and they don’t hire/train employees who are able to offer
friendly service with a smile. This is especially true in the new
world of social media, as word about poor customer service can
spread like wildfire. Likewise, word of a posive customer experience can go far, especially in networking organizaons. There
are Facebook community groups for Rocky River, Westlake and
other suburbs in which people ask for recommendaons and
I’ve seen so many glowing and scolding comments about businesses and those comments reach thousands of people. I asked
my Facebook friends how they define good customer service:
and they said, “Meeng the client’s goals to the desired end
result.” “Ask open-ended quesons to find out their needs. Fulfill those needs to the best of your ability,” “Genuine concern
for the patron is the core.”
Liz Manning, Execuve Director
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Local Nonprofit Member Spotlight
Last year, a new feature was introduced to spotlight Rocky River
Chamber members that are local
nonprofit organiza!ons. These nonprofits were started locally with a
grass roots effort and joined the
Chamber to raise awareness about
their services and efforts. Just as
we encourage our members to support fellow members when shopping/dining and conduc!ng business, we also encourage
you to Donate Local to your fellow members.
Last year, Prayers From Maria Children’s Glioma Cancer
Founda!on, The Gathering Place and Village Project were
featured. This month Hospice of the Western Reserve is in
the Spotlight.
Hospice of the Western Reserve provides
end-of-life care, caregiver support, and
bereavement services throughout Northern Ohio. The agency is dedicated to its
mission of relieving suffering, enhancing
comfort, promong quality of life, fostering
choice and supporng effecve grieving.
Originally founded in 1978 as “Cancer Family Service” in Lake County, today’s Hospice of the Western
Reserve cares for nearly 2,000 paents per day with any
life-liming disease. Care is provided anywhere an individual calls home: private residences, assisted living and nursing
centers, hospitals and three in-paent hospice houses. Services extend to those coping with an earlier stage of a
chronic disease through the symptom management
(palliave care) provided by its Navigator program.
The agency also offers a wide range of community support
services; no hospice connecon is necessary to use them.
Numerous grief support groups and art therapy workshops
are available free of charge. Bereavement camps support
children coping with the loss of a loved one by connecng
them with other children who have experienced a similar
loss in a picturesque natural seOng.
The agency’s school crisis response team supports students,
families and the community aVer violence, childhood suicide or the death of a faculty member. Grief resources for
children and parents include access to tools and online resources. These include parental toolkits and follow-up classroom grief support sessions.
More informaon is available at www.HospiceWR.org, or
by calling 800-707-8922. The Lakewood Office, 14601 Detroit Avenue, coordinates care for families in Lakewood,
Rocky River and surrounding communies and is regularly
involved in community support acvies.
River Biz
January New Members
Get a New Member & Get Dinner at Burntwood
Big Bear Remodeling, Inc.
Rob Young
20130 Center Ridge Rd. L-2
Rocky River 44116
440-340-5430
www.BigBearRemodeling.com
A full-service remodeling company, specializing in custom
kitchens and bathrooms, as well as ADA-compliant walk-in
tubs and showers.
When you recruit a new member to join the Rocky River
Chamber of Commerce, you will be rewarded with a
$20 gi6 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 2015-16. Valid at Rocky River locaon only.
Liberty Mutual Insurance - Jacki Schaffer
Jacki Schaffer
26600 Detroit Rd.
Westlake 44145
440-808-0288
Personal lines of insurance as well as life insurance and annuity products.
Thanks to
for participating in this promotion with a very generous donation!
Stevens Worldwide Van Lines
Mary O'Donnell
23600 Corbin Drive
Bedford Hts. 44128
216-315-1577
www.StevensWorldwide.com
A full service domes!c van line specializing in employee and
commercial reloca!ons since 1905.
New Members: Join us!
New Member Breakfast on February 11
Sponsored by:
Tips on Tech
Great Lakes Computer's monthly technology !p
Date:
Time:
Place:
Thursday, February 11
7:30—9:00 a.m.
Don Umerley Civic Center
21016 Hilliard Blvd.
Breakfast provided by:
If you joined the Rocky River Chamber of
Commerce in 2015, you are invited to the
annual New Member Breakfast. This event
offers new members the opportunity to learn
about how they can make the most of their
Chamber membership. The Membership CommiLee and
members of the Board of Directors will be on hand to make
sure that every new member makes new connecons with
other members. Invitaons were mailed to 2015’s 78 new
members in mid-January.
What is our naon's largest security threat? It
may surprise you that cybersecurity threats
have surpassed terrorism and are our country's
biggest threat. More than 70% of such aLacks are on small
business. Let us help you with your IT security and disaster plan to
ensure your data—and your business is safe.
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.
Please RSVP by Monday, February 8.
February 2016
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Apprecia)on Celebra)on Luncheon
The 7th Annual Appreciaon Celebraon luncheon was held at
LaCentre on January 28. More than 130 members and guests
aLended the luncheon to watch the 2016 Board of Directors
sworn in by Mayor Pam Bobst and to celebrate the new award
recipients. In the photos below, Execuve Director Liz Manning
and 2016 Chair Marc Hustek present the awards.
Thanks to our luncheon sponsor
Corrigan Krause CPAs
Thanks to Corrigan Krause
CPAs for sponsoring the
January 28 luncheon. Pictured at the sponsor table
(l-r): Elizabeth Juran, Molly
S!nn and Eric Dorenko8.
Photos courtesy of Eddie Temecko of Budget Video Solu)ons
Quality Business Award
Salmon Dave’s Pacific Grille
The Quality Business Award was presented to Salmon Dave’s Pacific Grille. The
QBA is to recognize and honor a Rocky
River business that provides high quality
products and services that consistently
contribute to the economic growth and
welfare of the community. Salmon Dave’s
has been drawing people to dine deliciously in Old River since 1993. Salmon
Dave’s lobster bisque is a staple at the
Business Expo and Taste of River every
year. Accep!ng the award was former
manager Eric Kennedy (leI) and current manager Steve Feldpusch.
2015 Bright Star — Debbie Bernard
Debbie Bernard was honored by Northern Ohio Area Chambers of Commerce
(NOACC) as the Bright Star of the Rocky
River Chamber of Commerce. Debbie has
served on the Board of Directors for 15
years and was Chair for two years. She
has been co-chair of the Christmas party
commi8ee and every year she rounds up
dona!ons for abundant giI bags for
Rocky River’s new teachers. NOACC presented the awards at its Semiannual Mee!ng and Bright Star Presenta!on in October.
2015 Outstanding New Member
Jason Orsky
Jason Orsky of Jason M. Orsky Wealth Management was presented with the Outstanding New
Member Award. This award is to recognize a
business that has been a member for 1-3 years
and has been very suppor!ve and ac!ve in the
Chamber. Jason has volunteered on the Membership commi8ee and was appointed to the
Board in 2016. He recruited eight new members
in 2015 and is strong advocate for the Chamber,
bringing many guests to each luncheon.
Mayor Bobst administers the oath to the members of the 2016 Board of Directors.
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2015 Most Active Members
Annemarie Synek & Debby Peters
Annemarie Synek
(leI) of Dollar Bank
and Debby Peters of
Connext Na!on
received the 2015
Most Ac!ve Member award. The
Chamber staff keeps
track of a8endance
at Chamber events and Annemarie and Debby
a8ended 16 events in 2015, more than any
other member who is not on the Board. They
are both on the Membership commi8ee. Annemarie is on the Christmas party commi8ee and was recently elected to serve on the Board.
Debby is also on the Taste of River commi8ee.
Beautification Award—JDS Properties
The Beau!fica!on Award was presented
to John D. Spielberger of JDS Proper!es.
JDS owns buildings on Old Detroit Rd. and
has made significant improvements to
enhance the key business district in Rocky
River.
The Expo 2016 banner (right), featuring early sponsor
logos, was unveiled
at the January
luncheon and will be
on display at all
Chamber events in
2016 and in the
Chamber office.
Best Food at
Taste of River 2015
River Dog Cafe
Each year at Taste of River, a8endees
are given a ballot to vote for Best
Food. Receiving the Best Food at
Taste of River 2015 award is Jennifer
Barnes of River Dog Café. She and
her husband, Chris!an, are the owners and were proud to defend their
!tle from 2014.
River Biz
Adver)se with the Chamber in 2016
The Chamber now has more than 420 members who want to
do business with other members. If you’d like to send a
message to your fellow members about the products and
services that you have to offer, you can adverse through
the Chamber. Here are a few of the low-cost adversing
opportunies available to members only:
♦ A LogoLink is your logo on the Chamber’s website and
delivers visitors to your website. The Chamber’s website
received more than 13,000 hits in 2015. Your cost is
only $250 for an enre year.
♦ In the Member Directory put your logo or image on your
lisng for $75/year. Members with a logo/image are
moved to the top of the list. Stand out among your
competors!
♦ In a Quick River Biz email blast that goes out to more
than 700 people, send your 75-word ad for just $25.
♦ A full page insert in one issue of the River Biz newsleLer
is $100. An 1/8 page ad in the River Biz newsleLer for
the year (11 issues) is $250.
Please consider these unique adversing opons in your
2016 markeng budget.
Do You Have a Conference Room?
A frequent call to the Chamber office
is from members seeking a place to
hold a meeng, usually small. We
Each year at
Taste
of River, a8endees
have several members
who
offer
are
given
a
ballot
to
vote for Best Food.
meeng space, such as LaCentre,
Receiving the Best Food at Taste of
Plaza West and
the Civic Center, and
River 2015 award are Jennifer & Chriswe share that !an
informaon.
But Dog
oVen
people
Barnes of River
Café,
who are seeking just
a small space for
a brieftheir
training,
interviews
or small meeng
defended
!tle from
2014.
and would like more privacy than an open place like Panera.
So we are compiling a list of businesses that are willing to
share their meeng space with other members. It could be a
law firm, a restaurant, a church, etc., anyone who has a
private conference room. Some may charge a fee, others
may be willing to share at no cost. If you have space and
would like to be included on this list, please email the
following informaon to [email protected]:
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Thursday, October 13, 2016
THANK YOU to our EARLY SPONSORS!
Expo sponsors who registered by January 15 are geOng year
-round brand name exposure, in addion to the usual
benefits of sponsorship.
♦ A big pull-up floor banner has been made with the
early sponsors’ logos and it will be taken to EVERY
Chamber event in 2016 (that’s about 20 events)!
♦ Logos of early sponsors are on the Expo
registraon form that is distributed all year at
Chamber events and in newsleLers.
It’s not too late to sign up as an Expo sponsor! You’ll sll get
your logo on all future Expo 2016 adversing and markeng
materials, including a postcard that will be mailed to 5,000
businesses, plus your choice of table placement on the Expo
floor.
Visit www.RockyRiverChamber.com for a registra!on form.
Thanks to Expo early sponsors:
PLATINUM SPONSOR
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Contact informaon to make arrangements
Minimum and maximum number of people that your
space can accommodate
Technology available, such as wi-fi, screen/projector,
etc. (it's OK if there isn't any, not everyone needs it)
Hours available
Fee or free?
Is food/beverage allowed and/or available? If it's
available, is it required?
We are always encouraging members to support each other
and this is one way you can do so!
February 2016
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Member Spotlight
Member Spotlight
Sonja Jarmoszuk DDS
21590 Center Ridge Rd. #B
Rocky River 44116
440-333-4623
www.DrJarmoszuk.com
AVer graduang from The Ohio
State University in 1999, I never
thought that I would be performing denstry on children, but aVer a year in a general pracce residency at St. Luke’s Hospital, off to Buffalo I went to
specialize in Pediatric Denstry.
Upon graduaon in 2002, I moved back to northeast Ohio,
seLled in Rocky River and got married. Soon thereaVer, ScoL
and I had two amazing boys. Then in 2006, I opened my private pracce on Center Ridge Rd. I am now in my 9th year,
and LOVE what I do. My other dental friends think I am CRAZY seeing children as paents versus adults who they believe
are more compliant. For me, seeing a child is much more
enjoyable, rewarding, and dare I say, fun? What really amazes me is when I am in a store, at the liLle league field, or at
the movies, liLle kids (my paents) come up to me, smiling
and showing me their clean teeth. Some of them even ask
me if I noced that they were missing a tooth. The kids recognize me—even though I am not in my typical work aOre,
scrubs—while their parents do not.
I love Rocky River, the people, the community, and all the
great local businesses. I am very proud to be a part of it. On
days that I am not seeing paents, you might see me walking
the streets of Rocky River with my Portuguese Water dog,
Pumpkin. Numerous businesses allow me to walk into their
stores with her. I have been a proud member of the Chamber of Commerce since I opened my pracce in 2006 and I
look forward to many more great years in River and with the
Chamber.
Lisa DeSico-Boyd
Achieve Fitness
18626 Detroit Ave.
Lakewood 44107
216-465-9335
www.RUReady2BFit.com
My name is Lisa DeSico-Boyd and I
am the owner of Achieve Fitness
Studio. I joined the Rocky River
Chamber March 2013 when I grand opened my personal
training studio located in the CVS shopping Plaza on Detroit
Road. I joined the Rocky River Chamber to meet other business owners in the area.
My husband and I live in Kirtland with my four step-children. I
have been a personal trainer/fitness instructor for 28 years.
Working out actually saved me. I was sexually abused growing up and because of that, I had zero self-esteem, no confidence and was somewhat shy. I kept what had happened to
me to myself telling no one. When I got to college, I was very
depressed. I had made great friends, joined a sorority and
was a cheerleader, but sll was carrying this inside. When I
came home for winter break, my friends were going to the
gym and asked if I wanted to go. I took a kickboxing class and
fell in love with it. I went to the gym every day for the rest of
the month I was home. I’d leave feeling a liLle beLer about
myself each day. When I got to school I connued going to
classes. That summer, I got cerfied to teach classes and I
changed my major from Graphic Art to Kinesiology and became a personal trainer. Weight training gave me the power
to feel confident about myself. I decided to get help and was
able to kill the mental thoughts of my past living inside my
head. By becoming a trainer, I wanted to be able to help empower other people, give them confidence and help them
“achieve” their goals. I absolutely love what I do. My day is
never the same. I enjoy movang and helping a client on
their fitness journey to reach their goals.
During my career, I’ve worked in big box gyms and in-home
training. The last company I worked for was Fitness Together.
I managed and helped open five personal training studios on
the east side with this group. The last one was Rocky River. At
the end of 2012, the owners no longer wanted this studio so I
bought it and changed the name to Achieve Fitness Studio. I
was in Rocky River for six years and loved it. I outgrew the
space and in December 2015 I moved Achieve across the
bridge into Lakewood. Besides personal training, we offer
group fitness classes and nutrional coaching.
LIKE the Rocky River Chamber of
Commerce page on Facebook!
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I have made a lot of friends through the Chamber and Rocky
River community. I look forward to networking events and
meeng new friends!
River Biz
2016 Event Calendar
Date
Event
Time
Place
February 9
Fat Tuesday Business AVer Hours with Lakewood Chamber
Sponsored by Cox Business
5:30—7:00 p.m.
Around the Corner
February 25
Chamber Luncheon
Sponsored by Robert W. Baird & Co.– Chris!ne Benner
Speaker: Dave Johnson, Director of Public Relaons and
Communicaon, Global Center for Health Innovaon and
FirstMerit Convenon Center of Cleveland presents
"Hey World, We're Cleveland, Ohio!"
11:30 a.m.
Westwood Country Club
March 10
Business AVer Hours
5:30—7:00 p.m.
Whole Foods Market
March 24
Chamber Luncheon
Sponsored by Dollar Bank
11:30 a.m.
Speaker: Mayor Pam Bobst presents “The State of the City”
Westwood Country Club
April 13
Business AVer Hours
5:30—7:00 p.m.
Fresco Mexican Grill
April 28
Chamber Luncheon
Sponsored by First Federal Lakewood
Speaker: Joe Pulizzi of Content Markeng Instute
11:30 a.m.
Westwood Country Club
May 6
Leadercast
May 12
Coffee Tea & Contacts
Sponsored by Geek with a Heart and Event Source
7:30—9:30 a.m.
Don Umerley Civic Center
May 26
Chamber Luncheon
Sponsored by Ba8le & Polly
Speaker: Jodi Berg, President/CEO of Vitamix
11:30 a.m.
Westwood Country Club
June 20
26th Annual Golf Oung
July 9
Taste of River/Buy River
Lutheran West High School
Avon Oaks Country Club
12:00—3:00 p.m.
Save Local Now!
February
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, jobs and more
on the SLN website and app on
iPhones and Androids. Manage all your social media at once
through SLN posts. 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 start the new year with a new markeng approach!
Commi7ee Mee)ngs
Don Umerley Civic Center
Membership Commi7ee
Wednesday, February 10, 8:30 a.m.
Chick-fil-A at Westgate
Contact: Jason Orsky 440-835-6550
Golf Commi7ee
Thursday, February 18, 5:00 p.m.
Burntwood Tavern at Beachcliff Market Square
Contact: Marc Hustek 216-374-4882
Expo Commi7ee
No mee!ng in February
Next meeng is Tuesday, May 17, 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 commi8ee? 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 commi8ee members! Call the Chamber office to find out
which one is a good fit for you.
February 2016
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Rocky River Chamber of Commerce
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
19543 Center Ridge Rd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
Our website is always current!
Rocky River Chamber of Commerce
2016 Officers
Chair
Vice Chair Policy
Vice Chair Events
Vice Chair Economic Development
Vice Chair Membership
Treasurer
Secretary
Past Chair
Execuve Director
Marc Hustek, Howard Hanna Real Estate
Steve Polly, Ba8le & Polly
Jim Riedl, First Federal Lending
Rusty Deane, OneLink Technical Services
Jason Orsky, Jason M. Orsky Wealth Management
Mike TrifileK, Devries Trifile3 & Loy CPAs
Anne Kuenzel, Cleveland Clinic
Debra Bernard, Honorary member
Liz Manning
2016 Board of Directors
Penny Horton
Rick Joyce
Christopher Klym
Gail Ligge7
Sharon Spooner
Annemarie Synek
Dan Weist
The Proficient Office
Hun!ngton Na!onal Bank
Rocky River City Council
Associate member
FranNet of Northern Ohio
Dollar Bank
Howard Hanna
Find great resources in our
Member Directory online at
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
LogoLink Your Business
The Chamber’s website received more than
13,000 hits in 2015 and an average of over 750
unique visitors each month! For just $250 per
year, those visitors can see YOUR logo on the
home page and mulple pages of the website!
Contact the Chamber office for details.
River Biz Credits
Wring, Design and Layout: Liz Manning
Proofreading: Peter Toomey
Phone: 440-331-1140 • Fax: 440-331-3485 • Email: [email protected] • Website: www.RockyRiverChamber.com