June/July 2016 RiverBiz - Rocky River Chamber of Commerce

River Biz
June/July 2016
Monthly publicaon of the
Rocky River Chamber of Commerce
Community of Opportunity
Chamber Luncheon—August 18
Happy New Year!
Join us!
Welcome New Rocky River Teachers
You are invited to a luncheon at Westwood
Country Club on Thursday, August 18 to welcome Rocky River’s newest teachers as they
embark on their new school year. Dr. Michael
Shoaf will provide an update on the district.
Lutheran West High School’s new teachers will also be introduced by principal Dale Wolfgram.
Sponsored by:
Chamber Luncheon
- Thursday, August 18
- Networking—11:30 a.m.
- Lunch—Noon
- Westwood Country Club
22625 Detroit Road
Business Aer Hours
Date: Thursday, June 9
Time: 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Place: Ferris Steak House
2589 Wooster Rd.
You and your guests are invited to network with other
Chamber members on Thursday, June 9, 5:30-7:00 p.m.
at Ferris Steak House (change of venue previously announced).
Appezers will be provided and a cash bar will be
available. There is no cost to a6end. You are welcome to
invite a friend or colleague who could benefit from
meeng other area business people. Hopefully the
weather will be nice enough to enjoy the pao!
Check www.RockyRiverChamber.com or the August newsle6er
for meal choices.
Chamber Oung
Back to School!
Date:
Time:
Help Us Welcome The New Teachers
Join us at a Crushers Baseball Game!
Thursday, August 4
6:00 p.m. gates open
7:05 p.m. game me
All Pro Freight Stadium, Avon
$15 per person
(includes food 6:30—8:00 p.m.)
As we welcome the newest teachers and school administrators to the community at the Chamber luncheon, each will receive a gi= bag filled with gi=
cerficates, notepads, pens and more—all
contributed by Chamber members. Every
year, the new teachers are overwhelmed by
the generosity of the business community
when they receive these giant gi= bags. Each
new teacher from the Rocky River City School
District, Lutheran West High School and Magnificat High School will be given a gi= bag.
Place:
Cost:
If you would like to contribute an item (30 of each item) for
the teachers’ gi= bags, please contact one of the following
by August 10:
6th Annual Liba0ons Tour
Rick Joyce (Hunngton Naonal Bank)... 440.515.0022
Chamber office……………………………………..440.331.1140
Advance 0cket purchase required by July 29!
Only a limited number of ckets are available, so order today!
Registraon form enclosed.
Network with members and guests of the Rocky River
Chamber in the 1st Base Club Level reserved area.
Family members welcome!
Date: Thursday, September 1
Time: 5:00 p.m.- ?
Cost: $20 for members
$30 for non-members
(cost includes T-shirt and appezers)
You can also help to welcome the new teachers by sponsoring a teacher’s meal at the luncheon. The cost is $20. You
can pay for a teacher’s meal via PayPal when you make your
luncheon reservaon or call the Chamber office.
Route: Pearl of the Orient,
Bomba, Market, Wine Bar, Burntwood & Tarne
Visit the Chamber’s website for details and to register.
www.RockyRiverChamber.com
Le4er from the Execu0ve Director
CASH MOB at Paper Trails!
I learn so much every year from the remarkable speakers at Leadercast. The first
speaker at this year’s event was my favorite, Andy Stanley. His message was about
CLARITY. He said that people value INTEGRITY, but they FOLLOW CLARITY. He asked
“What do you go to work to do?” He said
you need to answer that queson with clarity, convincingly, simply and repeat it regularly. As a leader of the Chamber, I like to be crystal clear about
our goal. The primary goal of the Chamber (although there are
many), quite simply, is to CONNECT our members to help them
succeed. To connect them with each other and beyond. I firmly
believe the best way to connect is to get to know people, which
is why the Chamber produces quality networking events that
bring our members together to connect and get to know each
other. I repeat that all the me.
June 10-11
What’s a cash mob? Cash
Mobs are flash mobs, but
instead of singing and dancing
we spend money as a group!
We target the small, local
businesses that make each
community special, to give the business owners an economic
smulus. We help businesses grow, we meet new people
and we get stuff for ourselves!
But how do you make the most of our networking events? At
Coffee Tea and Contacts in May we held a networking pot luck
at which about 20 a6endees shared their ps and success stories about how to network and connect. Here is what they said:
♦ Go with the intenon of what you want: to collect cards, to
meet a specific person, etc. Have a purpose, don’t just
show up.
♦ Be paent. Get to know a customer’s heart first, get to
know them as a human being. It’s about relaonships.
♦ Talk to those who look uncomfortable, they’ll appreciate it.
Invite people in to your conversaon.
♦ Carry your “rolodex” - now on smart phones. Have list of
your contacts so you can connect someone you meet to
one of YOUR contacts.
♦ You need to network all the me even when you are busy.
Come even when you do not think you need to. It’s about
building relaonships.
♦ If you don’t know what to say – say “hello, how are you?”
♦ Don’t do a hard sell. It turns people off.
♦ If you only know one person there, do not just talk to that
person. Don’t sck to people you know.
♦ Net“work”ing is called that for a reason. It is work. It is not
net“sit” or net“eat.” It’s not easy!
♦ Go into it without expectaons to get business.
♦ Realize that others may also feel the same inmidaon as
you do.
♦ If it feels inmidang to go into room full of people, get
there early so the room fills up around you.
♦ One new member said he doesn’t look for business at
events, he looks for people to hang out with and share his
hobbies, such as cycling (and he found new cycling friends
at the event!). That helps to form relaonships and eventually can bring business.
♦ I think this is the most important p. Ask quesons to get
to know someone. People like it when you take an interest
in them. Quesons lead to mutual connecons and interests that create a bond.
Sincerely,
Liz Manning, Execuve Director
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The Rocky River Chamber will choose one local small retailer
or restaurant for a two-day cash mob almost every month.
The next business to be mobbed is Paper Trails at 19146 Old
Detroit Rd.
Any me during store hours on Friday, June 10 or Saturday,
June 11 please stop and shop at Paper Trails. The retail
store carries a wide variety of specialty cards, wrapping
papers and gi=s. Shop for Father's Day cards or stock up for
your summer events with cute treat bags, paper straws, tote
bags, invitaons and party decor. Paper Trails is also a onestop shop for custom wedding invitaons, cards and
accessories.
Visit www.ShopPaperTrails.com to plan your Mob!
When: Friday, June 10, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 11, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Where: 19146 Old Detroit Rd.
Are You Hiring?
RockyRiverChamber.com has a Jobs page, which lists job
opportunies at member businesses. This is a FREE member
benefit! If you’re looking to hire employees, just send a brief
job descripon and contact informaon to
[email protected]. Include a link to a more
detailed descripon on your website, if available. When
several new jobs are added, the page is promoted on the
Chamber’s Facebook
page and other social
media to drive traffic
to the Jobs page.
LIKE the Rocky River Chamber of
Commerce page on Facebook!
River Biz
May New Members
May New Members (cont.)
Bonefish Grill
Jade Wojtowicz
1900 Crocker Rd.
Westlake 44145
440-414-0657
www.BonefishGrill.com
Offering a wide variety of fish selecons from around the
globe, cooked over a wood-burning grill.
Laubacher & Company
Eric Laubacher
20525 Center Ridge Rd. #626
Rocky River 44116
440-356-5700
www.LaubacherLaw.com
A6orney and counsellors at law. Domesc relaons, juvenile
court, custody and adopon
CryoAc0ve Fitness Therapy
Rita McCabe
20033 Detroit Rd. #101
Rocky River 44116
440-668-3823
Whole body cryotherapy is the exposure of your skin to temperatures of -166 degrees to -250 degrees Fahrenheit for a
short me (3 minutes or less) for long-term medical and cosmec benefits.
Supercuts
Eric Laubacher
19777 Center Ridge Rd.
Rocky River 44116
216-712-4000
A no-appointment-needed salon providing a range of hair
services including men’s, women’s and kid’s haircuts, color
services, and waxing. Opening July 8.
ERA Rath Realtors
Libby Johnson
20102 Center Ridge Rd.
Rocky River 44116
440-773-1646
www.era.com/ERA-Rath-Realtors-2710c/Libby-Johnson249619a
Complete real estate services for residenal properes on
Cleveland’s west side in Cuyahoga and Lorain counes.
Hammond Law Group
Philip Eichorn
812 Huron Rd. #290
Cleveland 44115
216-970-7102
www.Eichorn-Law.com
Full-service immigraon law firm.
Jean Rounds
Rocky River 44116
440-333-9805
Associate member
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 gi 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 2016. Valid at Rocky River locaon only.
Thanks to
for participating in this promotion with a very generous donation!
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Ribbon Cutting ~ West Shore Wine Co.
12th Annual Taste of River/Buy River
Date: Saturday, July 9
Time: 12:00—3:00 p.m.
Place: Don Umerley Civic Center
The Rocky River Chamber is proud to
host the 12th annual Taste of River/Buy
River at the Don Umerley Civic Center
during River Days on Saturday, July 9.
This event provides local restaurants
and retailers with a low-cost markeng opportunity to
showcase their fares and wares to hundreds of a6endees.
This family-fun event drew more than 800 people of all ages
last year.
Admission is free to the public. Food
ckets are available at the door for
$1 each. The number of ckets
charged per food item will vary. It’s a
great opportunity to sample a variety
of menu items from area restaurants.
West Shore Wine Co. moved from Westgate and opened on
May 26 at Westwood Town Center. Wine club members
celebrated with a ribbon cu@ng by owner Ellen Todia and
Mayor Bobst, along with members of the Chamber.
Ribbon Cutting
Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Children with Autism
at the Rocky River Recreation Center
If you are a restaurant or retail
business interested in exhibing, go to the Chamber’s
website and click on the Taste of River/Buy River logo for
more informaon and a registraon form. The deadline to
register is June 20. In recent years, exhibitor space sold out
early! Businesses that are not a restaurant/retailer may sign
up as a sponsor for $500. Sign up as a sponsor by June 10 to
get your logo on the T-shirts.
If you’re not parcipang as a vendor, please bring the
family to enjoy delicious food and shopping at this fun
community event! Rain or shine, it will be dry and aircondioned at Taste
of River/Buy River!
Sponsored by:
On May 24, Cleveland Clinic Children’s opened a new center for children with ausm at the Rocky River Recreaon
Center on the city hall campus. Mayor Bobst cut the ribbon
along with the leaders of Cleveland Clinic who were instrumental in the creaon of the new facility.
Thanks to our May luncheon sponsor
Battle & Polly
The BaBle & Polly
law firm sponsored
the May 26 luncheon, featuring a terrific presentaon by
Jodi Berg, CEO/
President of Vitamix.
Pictured at the sponsor table (l-r): Jim
Ellis, Steve Polly and
Steve Yoo.
Bake Off with Baker & Co.
Cookie Baking Contest!
As part of Taste of River, Baker & Co.
will be hosng its 9th Annual Bake Off!
This year amateur bakers will submit
their best and favorite cookies.
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Saturday, July 9 at Don Umerley Civic Center.
Delivery me for cookies is 10:00-10:30 a.m.
There is no cost to enter, cash prizes ($25-$150!) in two
categories: 21 & Under, Over Age 21. Prizes are generously
donated by Baker & Co.
Contestants must submit one batch of cookies (two dozen)
in a disposable container.
One entry per contestant. Pre-registraon is not required.
Cookies will be sold during Taste of River to benefit the
RRCC Educaon Fund.
Quesons? Contact Gail Ligge6 at 440-823-2403
May the Best Baker Win!
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River Biz
Golf Ou0ng Sold Out!
The Rocky River Chamber’s 26th annual Golf Oung sold out
almost a month early! The 144 golfers who registered early
will enjoy the beauful course at Avon Oaks Country Club on
Monday, June 20.
You can sll sign up as a hole sponsor for $125 There is a
contest during the oung that gets the 144 golfers to pay
a6enon to every hole sign. You can also a6end the
recepon and pig roast dinner at about 4:00 for $25.
Thursday, October 13, 2016
It’s 0me to register!
If you plan to exhibit at the Rocky River Chamber’s 13th
annual Business Expo, don’t delay in submiZng your
registraon form.
DEADLINES
Thanks to our sponsors:
MASTERS SPONSOR
July 31—Early registraon deadline. Save $ on your fee!
Cart Sponsors
August 15—Sponsor registraon deadline. Your logo will be
on Expo 2016 adversing and markeng materials, including
a postcard that will be mailed to 5,000 businesses. Sponsors
get choice of table placement on the Expo floor.
PGA Sponsors
Expo is a high-energy event, offering you the opportunity to
connect with about 1,000 people in just five hours. The
event has earned the reputaon as the best Expo in town!
Visit www.RockyRiverChamber.com for a registraon form.
Thanks to Expo early sponsors:
PLATINUM SPONSOR
US Open Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Marc & Sue Hustek
Silver Sponsors
Beverage Sponsor
Hole-in-One Sponsor
Breakfast Sponsor
Beverage Cart Sponsor: riverfitwellsoluons
Happy Hour Sponsor: Westwood Town Center
June/July 2016
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Member Spotlight
Member Spotlight
Jonathan Schauss
WellFit Rehabilitaon & Aquacs
671 Columbia Rd. #2
Westlake 44145
440-250-8895
www.WellFitRehab.com
Hi Chamber members, my name
is Jonathan Schauss, MBA, PT,
CSCS, and yes I have a lot of inials a=er my name as a business owner and physical therapist. I joined the Chamber this
past November based on the recommendaon of my business neighbor. I have been greatly impressed with the diversity of the businesses in the Chamber and the excellent high
profile speakers that come to the luncheons to present their
experse.
Due to the vast changes that are occurring in the health care
market place, I joined the Chamber to expand my circles in
the Westshore area. Since my business as a private physical
therapy pracce is established on building personal relaonships and networking, I felt this was a good fit.
As an orthopedic-based physical therapist for the past 24
years, I have worked closely with many physicians and paents from Rocky River. I have developed some lifelong
friendships that expand beyond my clinic walls. My wife,
Heidi, and our three young children ages 12, 7 and 5 live in
Avon Lake, and I have worked in the Westlake area for nearly
15 years. We are a very acve athlec family and I especially
like running with my wife and Masters swimming.
I le= corporate healthcare and opened WellFit Rehabilitaon
& Aquacs, LLC nearly five years ago. I came up with the
name “WellFit” as a way of incorporang wellness, fitness
and a healthy lifestyle. We promote this daily in our clinic by
teaching our paents about the benefits of a heathy lifestyle
as part of their treatment plan. I am here to help change a
person’s life by alleviang their pain and helping them return
to everything from basic daily living acvies all the way to
acve parcipaon in sports. We cherish each one of our
paents as a future friend and not just a number as so many
larger healthcare establishments currently do. We really get
to know our paents and ask what is important to them to
achieve as their goals. We then enjoy treang their friends
and family as they refer to us. Our mo6o: “Returning people back to work, life, and play!”
Barbara Kappus Ward
Balance Within Yoga
& Wellness Studio
835 Sharon Dr. #250
Westlake 44145
440-567-6418
www.BWYoga.com
My name is Barbara Kappus Ward
and I am the owner and sole therapist of Balance Within Yoga and Wellness Studio. I have been
a member of the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce for a
year. Being a part of the Chamber has affirmed my belief in
networking. Throughout my life, the power of communicaon and networking has developed me as the business owner, teacher, wife, mother and friend. A=er years of counseling to children and the geriatric populaon, the path of yoga
was introduced to me eighteen years ago. I discovered that
the science of Yoga communicated to me the importance of
the union of my mind and body in order to heal. Eastern
discipline of movement made a perfect modality to help others in a therapeuc manner.
Balance Within Yoga and Wellness began to evolve as a business in September of 2004. I specialize in small and/or private personalized classes to fit the physical, mental and spiritual needs of students. A student does not have to be flexible physically, but needs to be flexible of the mind and spirit
to be able to heal through my sessions.
The business has been a wonderful entrepreneur opportunity
for my family. My daughters grew up with the moving philosophy and now at age 16 and 17 it is a part of their life. My
husband, Kevin, has always been my business and financial
advisor. Even my 10-year old toy poodle pracces with my
students.
My business has grown through the years providing therapeuc services to many organizaons like The Bridges of Rehabilitaon Services for the Mental and Physically Challenged
in Cleveland, Ohio and Sunrise Senior Living in Rocky River. In
the past, I have taught educaonal workshops for elementary
schools and for the Chautauqua Instuon’s Special Studies
Programs in New York. I enjoyed the two summers working
for the Susan G. Komen Three Day Walk in Cleveland providing the on-stage stretches at the base camp for walkers and
family.
My intenon is to connue to grow my business providing a
network of therapeuc services to the community. Namaste!
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Commerce page on Facebook!
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The next issue of River Biz will be August 2016
River Biz
2016 Event Calendar
Date
Event
Time
Place
June 9
Business A=er Hours
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Ferris Steak House
June 20
26th Annual Golf Oung
All day
Avon Oaks Country Club
** No Chamber Luncheon in June or July**
July 9
Taste of River/Buy River
12:00-3:00 p.m.
Don Umerley Civic Center
August 4
Lake Erie Crushers Oung
6:00 p.m.
All Pro Freight Stadium
August 18
Chamber Luncheon
Sponsored by Ohio Educaonal Credit Union
Welcome New Rocky River Teachers
11:30 a.m.
Westwood Country Club
September 1
Libaons Tour
5:00 p.m.
Starng at Pearl of the Orient
11:30 a.m.
Westwood Country Club
Chamber Luncheon
September 22 Sponsored by Hospice of the Western Reserve
Speaker: Alex Sheen of because I said I would
June/July
Commi4ee Mee0ngs
Membership Commi4ee
Wednesday, June 8, 8:30 a.m. (no meeng in July)
Chick-fil-A at Westgate
Contact: Jason Orsky 440-835-6550
Golf Commi4ee
Thursday, June 9, 4:30 p.m.
Ferris Steak House, 2589 Wooster Rd.
Contact: Marc Hustek 216-374-4882
Taste of River/Buy River Commi4ee
Thursday, June 10, 8:30 a.m.
River Dog Café, 19900 Detroit Rd.
Contact: Jim Riedl 440-477-9307
Expo Commi4ee
Tuesday, August 9, 8:15 a.m.
Chamber office, 19543 Center Ridge Rd.
Contact: Eileen Gorski 440-895-2700
Save the Dates
More Great Luncheon Speakers
A6endance at monthly luncheons connues to grow as the
Rocky River Chamber books unique, outstanding speakers.
Would you like to be a part of a commiBee? Not only will you be
supporng the Chamber, it’s also a great way to get to know other
Chamber members. Many business partnerships have formed between commiBee members! Call the Chamber office to find out
which one is a good fit for you.
September 22—Alex Sheen of “because I said I would”
October 27—John Kahl, CEO of ShurTech Brands
November 17—Cox Business brings comedian Tim Washer
who will present “Follow the Fear: Innovaon Lessons from
Improv Comedy” to the Rocky River and Lakewood
Chambers.
June/July 2016
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Healthy Rocky River
Programming open to Rocky River residents and non-residents.
The Healthy
Community Initiative
is a collaborative
effort between
Cleveland Clinic
and community
partners to promote
optimal health and
wellness. Based on
the community health
needs assessment
and utilizing
combined resources
within our local
communities, Healthy
Community Initiative
programs will be
customized around
three core areas:
education, nutrition
and physical activity
Sponsored by the
City of Rocky River,
Cleveland Clinic
Community Outreach,
and the Rocky River
Recreation Center
Date
Program
Location
Time
Registraton
5/7
Meditation Basics
Rocky River
Public Library
9:30 p.m.
No registration required.
For information, call
440.333.7610.
5/9
Coloring for Adults
Rocky River
Public Library
7 p.m.
No registration required.
For information, call
440.333.7610.
5/12
Meet the Authors
Rocky River
Public Library
Auditorium
7 p.m.
No registration required.
For information, call
440.333.7610.
6/23
Why wait to lose weight?
Rocky River
Rec Center
6:30 p.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
8/3
Minute to Win It “Wellness
Edition” – For students
completing grades 1-3
Rocky River
Public Library
2 p.m.
No registration required.
For information, call
440.333.7610.
8/10
Dr. Mark Hyman Presents:
Separating Fat from Fiction
– The Slippery Science of
Fat
Rocky River
Civic Center
Memorial Hall
7 p.m.
To register, call
440.356.4362.
8/22
Top 5 Healthy Habits, The
Drugless Doctors
Rocky River
Recreation Center
6:30 p.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
9/9
Healthy Eating Series:
Eat Right with Diabetes
Rocky River
Heinen’s
9 a.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
9/15
Are you a candidate for
Type II Diabetes?
Rocky River
Civic Center
Memorial Hall
7 p.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
10/14
Healthy Eating Series:
Mediterranean Diet for a
Healthy Heart
Rocky River
Heinen’s
9 a.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
10/17
Move Well to Prevent
Injury, Dr. Mike Urban
Rocky River
Recreation Center
6:30 p.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
11/11
Healthy Eating Series:
Eat Right for a Healthy
Colon
Rocky River
Heinen’s
9 a.m.
To register, call:
440.356.4362.
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Rocky River, OH 44116
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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, BaBle & Polly
Jim Riedl, First Federal Lending
Rusty Deane, OneLink Technical Services
Jason Orsky, Jason M. Orsky Wealth Management
Mike TrifileK, Devries Trifile@ & Loy CPAs
Anne Kuenzel, Cleveland Clinic
Debra Bernard, Honorary member
Liz Manning
2016 Board of Directors
Penny Horton
Rick Joyce
Christopher Klym
Gail Ligge4
Sharon Spooner
Annemarie Synek
Dan Weist
The Proficient Office
Hunngton Naonal 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
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