Serving: Concord Twp., Fairport Harbor, Grand River, Leroy

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Serving: Concord Twp., Fairport Harbor, Grand River, Leroy Township, Painesville City, Painesville Twp.
Making Great Businesses Greater
INSIDE
Business
Making great businesses greater!
Serving the Members of the Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Ralph Wilson
Classic Buick GMC,
Painesville
2014 Business of the Year
Cordially Invites You to Attend Our
Annual Awards Banquet
to be held on
Friday, January 31, 2014
Ms. Rita McMahon
2014 Citizen of the Year
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites LaMalfa
Morley Library
Six o’clock – Cocktail Hour (cash bar)
Seven o’clock – Dinner
Eight o’clock – Awards Program
$55.00 per person
$420.00 for a Corporate table of 8 ($20 savings)
5783 Heisley Road, Mentor, OH 44060
Mary Frances Burns, Director
2014 Non-Profit
Organization of the Year
Please respond by January 17, 2014
by calling 440-357-7572
or you may register online at www.painesvilleohchamber.org
sponsored by:
Barbian Photography
270 East Main Street, Painesville, OH 44077
PH. (440) 352-3300 Ashtabula Line – (440) 998-0200
Preparing Today’s Students
for Tomorrow’s Workforce
Ensuring that high school graduates are prepared for success
must be a primary objective of the
schools, the students themselves
and our community. Graduates
must be able to either immediately enter the workplace or pursue post-secondary education at
a career technical school, college
or university and be successful.
Join us for breakfast as Lake/
Geauga Educational Assistance
Foundation Executive Director
Dave Cowen invites our panelists
to share how students are being
prepared for career and college
success.
Our panelists include: Auburn Career Center - Margaret Lynch, Superintendent
Fairport Harbor Schools - Domenic Paolo, Superintendent
Lake County Educational Service Center - Brian Bontempo, Superintendent
Painesville City Schools - John Shepard, Superintendent
Riverside Local Schools - Jim Kalis, Superintendent
Date:
Time:
Place: Cost:
Friday, February 28 2014
8:00 to 9:30 am
Auburn Career Center Technology Learning Center,
8221 Auburn Road, Concord
$20 per person
Please RSVP before February 19, 2014 by calling
440-357-7572 or online at
www.painesvilleohchamber.org
72 hour cancellation policy –
no shows will be billed.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2014
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Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
2014 Painesville Area
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Welcome to some of
our Newest Members
Executive Board of Directors
President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Treasurer
Past President
Jeff Sivyer, The Grove Church
Dave Komjati, Key Bank
Allen Weaver, Lake National Bank
David Battles, Jones Battles Group
Tony Pochiro, AMP Financial Group/
Raymond James
Board of Directors
Henry Brooks
Sallie Christian
Jim Gray
Mary Anne Hurley
Lisa Schwentner Joles
Katrina March
Mary Jo Miller
Thomas Mitchell
Tracy Montgomery
Elias Nunez
Chris Brill-Packard
Heather Palinkas
Tom Szabo
Joey White
Legal Liaison
Neil Conway
Infinity Resources
Layton Physical Therapy
JPG Advisors
Hurley State Farm
Lew’s Reliable Heat & AC
French Chiropractic & Wellness
Bella Donna Salon & Spa
The Marshfield Group
Goddess Construction
Pollutro-Rossley Insurance Agency
Lake Health
Avery Dennison
A Thomas Image
Handouts
Conway Land Title
Staff
Executive Director Linda Reed
Executive Assistant Kathleen Obrenski
The Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce shall work together
to address business and community issues; promote growth
and development to enrich the economic, civic, social, cultural
and environmental well being of our communities.
Serving:
Concord Township, Fairport Harbor, Grand River,
Leroy Township, Painesville City, Painesville Township
Front row from left to right:
Mother Vanessa Clark, St. James Episcopal Church; Faith Andrews, Virtual
Ally; Kelsey Smalley, Kamp 4 Kidz II Childcare Center.
Back row from left to right:
Caity Hanusosky, The Bruce Companies; Kenneth Wheeler, Goodwill
Industries; Crista Adamczyk, Goodwill Industries; David Peace, Goodwill
Industries; Dr. David Tysinger, First Church of Christ; Michael Patterson,
Margaret W. Wong & Associates; Chuck Duer, Great Lakes Boat Works;
Gina Cicconetti, Permanent Solutions Staffing; Lisa Baitt, Associates CPA’s;
Tyler Winfield, Kamp 4 Kidz II Childcare Center; Diana Wilson, The Bruce
Companies.
Health Care Reform:
What You Need to Know
Find out what health care reform means for your small business,
your employees and your bottom line. During this workshop, you
will hear from experts who will break down the information you
need to know today and provide guidance on the decisions you
need to make in the coming months. Join us and your peers as we
tackle the big questions, and get access to simple resources that
will help you prepare for and usher you through this process.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014 7:30 am - 9:30 am
LaMalfa Centre
5783 Heisley Rd, Mentor, Ohio 44060
You may register by emailing events@Cose.org
Member Price: $0.00 Non-Member Price: $0.00
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A networking group for
Young Professionals.
The Lake County
Development Council
19th Annual
Legislative Breakfast
Speakers:
We are the future of Lake County.
U.S. Rep. David Joyce
Senator John Eklund
Senator Nina Turner
Representative Ron Young
Representative John Rogers
County Commissioner
Moderator Michael Victor,
President, Lake Erie College
Thursday, January 16, 2014 – 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Topic: Wine & Business
Presented by: Chef Randal Johnson, Molinari’s
Place: Molinari’s, 8900 Mentor Avenue, Mentor
Thursday, February 20, 2014 - 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Topic: How the Health Care Law Affects Young
Professionals
Presented by: Gary Robinson, Lake Health
Place: The Reception Center at Brunner Sanden Dietrick
Funeral Home & Cremation Center,
8466 Mentor Avenue, Mentor
Please RSVP to fuel.lakecounty@gmail.com
WHEN:
Monday, Feb. 24, 2014
7: 30-9: 30 a.m.
WHERE:
5783 Heisley Road, Mentor, Ohio
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION:
COST:
$25 per person
Includes healthy breakfast
Annual Fee: Chamber Member $50; Non– Chamber Member $75
Annual Membership fees include individual admittance to regular monthly meetings.
Additional fees may be charged for special events. Feel free to contact us with any
questions at: www.lakecountyfuel.com or fuel.lakecounty@gmail.com
Ribbon
Cutting
RSVP:
440-336-4355, Melissa
or email cmb6899@sbcglobal.net
Make checks payable to:
Lake County Development Council or LCDC
P.O. Box 955, Painesville, OH 44077
www.lakecountydevelopmentcouncil.org
This event sponsored by:
Chase Bank, FirstMerit, Lake Health, MEACO
Maloney + Novotny
Meeting Your Accounting and
Members of the Painesville Area and Madison/Perry Area
Chambers of Commerce help celebrate
Layton Physical Therapy’s new office space located at
2899 Hubbard Road in Madison.
Tax Needs Year Around.
Sharon@AccountingYearRound.com
SHARON L. GREEN
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
440-867-2451
Fax: 216-504-4017
1 Victoria Place, Suite 301, Painesville, OH 44077
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The Painesville Area Chamber
of Commerce would like to
extend a warm welcome to our
newest members.
You have entered into a partnership with
an enthusiastic Board of Directors, a strong
membership and a dedicated staff.
ACCOUNTANTS
Associates CPAs, Inc.
Lisa Baitt
1656 Mentor Avenue
Painesville, OH 44077
Phone: 440-352-0562
Fax: 440-352-4456
Description: Small business tax
preparation, bookkeeping, payroll
services. Individual tax preparation,
tax planning and consulting.
Auctioneers
Auction Alley
Pamela Morse
1800 North Ridge Rd.
Phone: 440-352-2600
www.auctionalley.org
Description: Second generation auction services. Offering complete service to whole house or partial estates.
Selling both commercial and residential real estate and goods.
BUSINESS CONSULTANT
Virtual Ally
Faith Andrews
10441 Prouty Road
Concord, OH 44077
Phone: 440-840-1845
www.virtual-ally.com
Description: Executive Support Services; Project Management; Corporate/
Luxury Travel; Event Planning; Writing
CHURCH & RELIGIOUS
ORGANIZATION
St. James Episcopal Church
Reverend Vanessa Clark
131 North State Street
Phone: 440-354-3526
www.stjamesoh.org
Description: Christian community in
the Angelican tradition sharing the love
of Christ: nurturing mind, body and soul
COMPUTER SERVICES
TERKK’s Computer Services
Tony Brooks
56 North State Street
Phone: 440-350-1903
www.terkk.com
Description: Business Support - Small/
Medium business SLAs for technical
support; Services – From phones to
computers to stereos and more, we
can help you with all of your needs;
Security Cameras – Custom solutions
for security camera installs.
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
NAMI of Lake County
Carole Jazbec
One Victoria Place, Suite 260
Phone: 440-639-1200
www.namilakecountyohio.org
Description: Provide education programs support groups, and advocacy for
persons affected by serious mental illness.
Date:
Friday, January 17, 2014
Time:
Registration 11:15 a.m. –
Meeting & Program 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Place:
Cost:
$20 for Members & $25 for Non-Members
Speaker(s):Scott Cole, CSP, Corporate Safety Director
Topic:
Basic Safety Program Design
RESERVATIONS: Register online at www.councilnews.org
RSVP DEADLINE: Monday, January 13, 2014
SPONSORS:LAKE HEALTH and HZW ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTANTS
Date:
Friday, February 21, 2014
Time:
Registration 11:15 a.m. –
Meeting & Program 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Place:
Cost:
$20 for Members & $25 for Non-Members
Speaker(s):TBD
Topic:
What Safety Training Elements are Companies
REQUIRED to Have?
RESERVATIONS: Register online at www.councilnews.org
RSVP DEADLINE: Monday, February 17, 2014
SPONSORS: LAKE HEALTH and HZW ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTANTS
RETAIL/FURNITURE & CARPET
Painesville Furniture & Carpet
Pamela Morse
83 South State St.
Phone: 440-352-2600
www.painesvillefurnitureandcarpet.com
Description: New and Used furniture,
carpet installation, carpet remnants,
mattresses & box springs.
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ENERGY COSTS ON THE RISE
Take measures now to insulate your business
from rises in energy costs
As a small business owner, you meticulously budget for overhead expenses each year, including utility expenses. It can be difficult to
budget and anticipate these costs with the fluctuations and increases in gas and electric rates.
As days have become shorter and your morning commutes colder, you may have noticed your natural gas costs rise. That is because during
the cold season, natural gas prices rise to their highest point for the year.
You may find your natural gas bills are costly now, but prices are slated to increase at over 12% this winter. So what does that mean for
you? Increasing rates will impact your bottom line, but there are several measures you can take to insulate against rising utility costs.
• Lock-in a low natural gas rate. In Ohio, you have the right to shop for the best market rate. If you have never done this, you are
likely paying a higher rate than you need to, and could be saving as much as 15% on your monthly bills.
• Get an energy assessment of your facility. There are countless areas of your building - from lighting, to computers, to your thermostat -where minor and cost effective adjustments will save you hundreds of dollars each year.
• Change your energy consumption habits. This can be as simple as turning off appropriately setting your heating and cooling set
points on your thermostat.
Taking measures to reduce energy consumption and lock-in low rates does not need to be a time-suck. COSE is staffed to
hold your hand through the process and take the burden off your over-booked schedule. Contact us to start saving money today.
To contact COSE Energy Services, email energy@cose.org or call 216.592.2205
Lake County Greenhome Project Begins in Concord
Western Reserve Community Development Corporation and Students of Auburn Career Center
Break Ground for an Environmentally Friendly Home.
From left front row:
Sabrina Waytes, WRCDC
Executive Director; Mary
Javins, Auburn Board
Vice President; Becky
Kern, mother of Tyler
who designed the home;
Jean Brush, Auburn Board
Member; Margaret Lynch,
Auburn Superintendent,
Chad Pengal, WRCDC
Construction Manager
From left to right
back row: Phil Stropkey,
Auburn Teacher Assistant;
Robert Dawson, Auburn
Board Member; Bob Hill,
Auburn Construction
Teacher; Bill Martin,
WRCDC Board Member;
Daniel Troy, Lake County
Commissioner; Jeff Hyrne,
WRCDC Board Member.
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COSE
Annual
Meeting
Wednesday,
February 19, 2014
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
COSE has a lot to celebrate
in 2014. Small businesses are
driving growth in new ways
and overcoming economic
challenges to grow their businesses and thrive here in
Northeast Ohio.
As you begin your own year
of success and growth for
your company, we invite you
to spend a little time with us
to be inspired and get excited
about the work and opportunity ahead for you and your
fellow small business owners
at our February 19th Annual
Meeting and Connections
Event. The Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors would
like to say Thank you to Mr. John Gaghan for his years of service.
You will be missed at our monthly board meetings.
Thank you to the
Gaghan Family for all you
do for our Chamber of
Commerce Members.
We truly appreciate
each and every one
of you.
Hear from a group of interesting entrepreneurs about their
businesses, the key trends
they see shaping the year
ahead and the work that they
are doing and that COSE has
planned to help their business and yours get to the next
level.
And, you won’t want to miss
a chance to network, re-connect and share ideas and opportunities with your peers as
we eat, drink and mingle in
one of downtown Cleveland’s
newest hot spots.
Cibreo Privato
1438 Euclid Ave
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Member Price: $30.00
Non-Member Price: $50.00
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A Message from
Board President,
Jeffrey Sivyer
“Throughout the years I have
heard many references to Solomon being the wisest man that
ever lived. You might hear phrases like, “He has the wisdom of
Solomon”, or, “ someone might
quote a passage from a book
in the Bible, such as Proverbs
27:17 “As Iron Sharpens Iron, so
one man Sharpens another.”
The principle behind this wise
saying is this. There is mutual
benefit in the rubbing of two
iron blades together; the edges
become sharper, making the
knives more efficient in their
task to cut and slice. Left on
their own, over time, they get
dull and less efficient.
Likewise, there is mutual benefit in two lives, organizations,
companies, coming together to
share knowledge, expertise, and
energy in order to become more
efficient. Why else would we
hire mentors and coaches in our
businesses if we already had all
the knowledge needed?
The Painesville Area Chamber
has a great history in creating
environments where dynamic
individuals, non-profits and
January 1st, 2014.
Meet your posting
requirements.
Beginning January 1, 2014, the Ohio minimum wage will increase by 10 cents from $7.85/hour to $7.95/hour. For tipped
employees, Ohio minimum wage increases from $3.93/hour
to $3.98/hour, plus tips.
What does this mean for you?
If your annual gross receipts exceed $292,000 (previously
$288,000), you will be required to pay the Ohio minimum
wage. If your annual gross receipts are $292,000 or less,
then you will be required to pay the federal minimum wage
which is currently $7.25/hour.
Prepare for the New minimum wage.
If you employ one or more people, the law requires that
you post federal, state and OSHA mandatory posters in the
workplace. With the changes to minimum wage, it’s important to update your posters in order to avoid receiving a
violation or fine.
companies can share their wisdom with others. The end result,
we are all much wiser and more
efficient.
Having been asked to stay
on another year as the Board
President is humbling and a
challenge as we work together
to accomplish many things for
Northeast Ohio.
2013 has been a year of staying
on mission as your Chamber. 2014 will expand our mission as Will you join me in congratuwe strive for greater collabora- lating Rita McMahon, Classic
Buick, and Morley Library as
tion in many forms.
this years award winners and
The truth is that we are better may we continue to talk, strattogether as people, companies, egize, and sharpen one another
and organizations when we are this year.”
given the opportunity to speak
In His Grip, Jeff
into each other’s lives – not as much concerned about who
gets the credit, as to fulfilling
the mission we are on.
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For over 75 years,
First Federal Lakewood has helped local individuals,
families and businesses make smart, strategic financial
decisions by actively listening to your needs.
Deeply rooted in the communities we serve, we’re
proud to say you’re not just a customer here, but
a customer-owner. So we’ve remained committed
to making decisions that benefit you, our owners –
not shareholders.
With assets of $1.45 billion, 18 full-service branch
locations and 11 loan offices, FFL is the largest
independent mutual bank headquartered in Ohio –
with the strength it takes to support local communities.
When you bank with us, you’re helping to foster that
support because your deposits stay close to home.
Whether it’s a mortgage loan for your neighbor or
funding for a local business, our assets remain right in
the communities where we all live and work.
From our full suite of consumer banking options to
mortgage lending, business banking products and
more, we have the customized offerings you need for
financial success. All delivered in the way you prefer
– in person, over the phone, online or via mobile.
Talk to your First Federal Lakewood Branch
Manager, Donna Price, today. We’ll help you
achieve the financial stability and independence
that will give both you and our entire community
a brighter tomorrow.
Donna Price
Branch Manager
NMLS# 750516
7595 Crile Road
Concord, OH 44077
(440) 352-1072
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Coffee Contacts
Start your day networking with members of the Mentor and Painesville Area Chambers of Commerce.
Each participant will be invited to give a short commercial. Attendees are encouraged to bring
marketing materials. Door Prizes Welcome! To help us better serve you – please remember to make
a reservation. (Limited to 30 people)
PLEASE NOTE: Cost to
non-chamber members is
$5 (cash or check only) and
must be paid at the door receipts will be available at
registration
Thursday, January 9, 2014
8 to 9 am
Family Karate
8901 Mentor Avenue, Unit E
Mentor, OH 44060
Thursday, February 6, 2014
8 to 9 am
Quaker Steak & Lube
7834 Reynolds Road
Mentor, OH 44060
Thursday, January 16, 2014
8 to 9 am
Howard’s Jewelers
7850 Mentor Avenue
Mentor, OH 44060
Thursday, February 20, 2014 - DECAF
8 to 9 am
TERKK’s Computer Services
56 North State St.
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Walking into
Lantern of Madison’s
newest unit is like
taking a step back
into time, an old
neighborhood that is
warm and welcoming.
Much different than most assisted living and memory care units, Svayus is a 38,700-square-foot Alzheimer’s and dementia care
unit that is more than just a program — it is a lifestyle.
Along with a regular routine, proper nutrition, and an environment that stimulates all five senses, the Svayus unit takes clients to
an era that is familiar and comfortable, therefore reducing conflicts and negative emotions as a result of memory loss.
Entering the unit is like entering a quaint town square. Real waterfalls and piped-in sounds of nature simulate the outdoors.
Along the perimeters are turf grass walkways and sidewalks that ramble to 22 residential rooms, many with front porches, a
rocking chair and front window. There’s a bistro and cafe tables for open dining and socializing, and a number of amenities that
give clients freedom to roam, relax and enjoy.
Often lacking routine when confined indoors, the unit also features lighting that looks like a perfect blue sky accented with
cumulus clouds. The lighting brightens and dims according to the hours of the day. The virtual skyscape lowers blood pressure,
improves sleep and provides other medical benefits.
Svayus offers a collective and holistic approach, using elements of nature to stimulate the brain. Real waterfalls release not only
soothing sound but also release negative ions that consequently increase serotonin to lessen depression and anxiety.
The Svayus activity program is based on seven building blocks that are the basis and foundation for all type of learning. This
program is offered for the first time in the country and for the first time in the world.
Some of the feedback and responses from our families are- “My mother is able to have a conversation, her memory and
attention is better, she is off many PRN medications”, “ My mother is out of her room more and socializing more”
5.4 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease and every 70 seconds someone in America develops Alzheimer’s disease.
Alzheimer’s disease is the fifth leading killer. Presently, there is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease. “The Svayus program is
committed to continue to research and find ways to enhance the quality and dignity of our clients.
“My mother is unable to have a conversation”, “My dad doesn’t recognize me”, “My dad wanders away from home”, “I don’t
have quality time with my mom” If you experience one of these or any other memory related challenges , the Svayus program
can help.
Please call Tammy Reagan at (440) 428-2664 for
information and to schedule a tour.
A virtual tour and information is also available at
www.lanternofmadison.com
Occupational
Health S E R V I C E S
Lake Health is truly a one-stop shop for area employers. With eight locations in
Willoughby, Willowick, Mentor, Painesville, Madison and Chardon and 24-hour,
7-day-a-week care, Lake Health is the optimum resource for occupational health
throughout Lake County and the surrounding areas.
Lake Health’s occupational health services offer a full range of examinations,
screenings, rehabilitation services and wellness programs to meet your health
care needs.
Occupational Medicine Services:
24-Hour Injury Care
Audiology/On-site Audiology Services
DOT Drug/Alcohol Testing
Drug/Alcohol Abuse Testing
Ergonomic Services
Independent Medical Evaluations
OSHA-Required Testing
Physical Examinations/DOT Physicals
Random Substance Abuse Testing & Program
Respirator Clearance Exams
National WebCheck® for FBI and/or
BCI for Ohio – Digital Finger Printing.
Rehabilitation Services:
Back to School
Functional Job Analysis
Physical/Occupational Therapy
Work Hardening Programs
Consultant Programs/Services:
Blood Borne Pathogen Program
Carpal Tunnel Prevention Program
DOT Supervisor Compliance Training
Drug & Alcohol Testing Policy Development
Drug-Free Workplace Training
Hand/Back Safety Program
Wellness/Education Programs
2411-8/09
Employee Assistance Programs:
Company Policy & Program Development
Confidential Employee Assessment Interviews
On-Site Orientation Programs
Referral Services
Health Management Programs
10,000 Steps Walking Program
Exercise Education Programs
Health Fair Coordination/Consultation
Health Risk Appraisals
Healthy Heart Programs
Smoking Cessation Program
Stress Management Program
Weight Management Programs
Work-Site Screenings
Call 440-354-1990 or log
onto lakehealth.org
for more information.
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In June, 2013 the Painesville Area
Chamber of Commerce
recognized our 25 year members.
From left to right starting in the front row: Katherine Beaty with B.B. Bradley Company, Kevin Lynch with AT&T, Dr. Paul
Hanahan with Healthcare for Business
2nd row: Tracy Montgomery with Goddess Construction, Mary Anne Hurley with Hurley State Farm, Joey White with Handouts
3rd row: Jim Grey with JPG Advisors, Jeff Sivyer with The Grove Church, Tony Pochiro with AMP Ohio/Raymond James, Henry Brooks
with Infinity Resources
Shown at left is Tiana Thomas with Russell Thomas Realty
who also celebrated 25 year membership in 2013.
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Alternative Rating Program Enrollment Underway for
2014 Policy Year
Has your organization reviewed your savings yet?
If your organization completed
a Temporary Authorization to
Review Information (AC-3) form
this summer and/or is eligible
to participate in a Group Rating program, you should be in
receipt of your savings analysis
from our program administrator,
CompManagement, Inc.
CompManagement continues
to be one of the largest administrators of group programs in
Ohio and is able to offer a multitiered savings system, which
allows their experienced colleagues to pinpoint the greatest
savings discount for which your
organization is eligible.
Please make sure to return
your enrollment documents
timely to ensure your participation. Don’t miss this opportunity to receive an upfront
discount typically ranging from
15 percent to the maximum
discount available from the
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation which for policy year
2014 is fifty-three (53) percent
for Group Rating.
If you are reviewing savings
quotes from other group administrators, please make sure that
you are examining them thoroughly to ensure that you are
comparing similar discounts and
Winter –
Spring 2014
service offerings. This important
decision affects how much you
pay in workers’ compensation
premiums, as well as who will
be handling any claims incurred
by your injured employees.
If your organization is not eligible for Group Rating for the
2014 policy year, there are other
options and discounts available
(Group Retrospective Rating,
Individual Retrospective Rating, EM Cap, One Claim, Destination Excellence, etc.) that
offer a variety of discounts and
may be compatible with other
programs for potentially larger
savings. Check your mailbox for
these analyses from CompManagement, Inc. as well.
We encourage you to explore
your best option with a CompManagement representative to
see how your organization can
realize your maximum savings
for 2014. Please contact CompManagement at (800) 8256755, select option 3 and speak
to a customer support representative as soon as possible.
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Lake County Chambers Business Academy
Lakeland Continuing Education
Computer and Technology Courses
The Lake County Chambers Business Academy is a professional
training partnership program offered by the Lake County Chambers
of Commerce and Lakeland Community College. Through this
program, chamber members have access to Lakeland courses and
special events at reduced rates. This collaboration was created to
assist you in enhancing your workforce.
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You said you wanted us to bring
Maia Beatty back and
We Listened.
Let Us Introduce You to
Lake Kidz Biz
The Painesville Area and the Madison/Perry Area Chambers of
Commerce are bringing Maia Beatty back to Lake County for
a ½ day seminar on March 20, 2014. Details will be in our next
newsletter.
If you are a company who markets to parents and kids in the Lake
County area, Lake Kidz Biz is perfect for you. Entering its fourth
year, this local organization brings together a variety of companies focused on children’s products and services. Members, who
are kid-oriented businesses, join together monthly in the spirit of
enhancing business growth through a collaboration of ideas, cross
promotion and marketing efforts.
Meetings are held from 8:15am-9:30am on the first Wednesday
of the month, with the exception of skipping July. The meeting
location varies from month to month offering the opportunity to
showcase businesses across Lake County. Meetings are structured
networking opportunities and informative speakers with the primary goal of increasing your business. Lake Kidz Biz serves as an
organization under the Lake County Chambers of Commerce which
is comprised of the Madison/Perry Chamber, Mentor Area Chamber,
Painesville Area Chamber and Willoughby Western Lake County
Chamber of Commerce. Kidz Biz membership is open to all chamber members in each of the four chambers. As a benefit of being a
chamber member, you may automatically enroll and become a Kidz
Biz member. Membership is at no charge and a minimal fee of $5 is
charged per meeting attended.
Check out lakekidzbiz.com for the 2014 meeting schedule and to
learn more about membership and activities of the organization. If
you would like to connect by email, send your correspondence to
lakekidzbiz@gmail.com.
For those of you who were not at our February, 2013 meeting to
have the pleasure of hearing Maia speak, you can get a sneak
preview at the January 2014 Madison/Perry Area Chamber of
Commerce Membership Meeting.
Date: January 16, 2014 Time: 11:45 AM - 1:00 PM
Fees/Admission: $15.00 per person
Event Location: Lantern of Madison, 2041 Hubbard Road,
Madison, Ohio 44057
Topic: PowerUP Your Networking
Join members of the Madison-Perry Area Chamber of Commerce for
lunch and an exciting presentation from Maia Beatty, the Powerful
Presence Leadership Coach.
•
What: The objective of this session is experience how
to PowerUP Your Networking so you can easily make the
connections you need to grow your business.
•
Why: When you learn how to PowerUP, you’ll create
business relationships that support your success and
contribute to your company’s bottom line. Networking will
never again be a chore—or something you’d rather avoid
•
How: First, you’ll learn the Top 3 Strategies of PowerUP
Networking so you can see exactly how to increase your
effectiveness—every time. Next, you’ll get the chance to
try them out for yourself, right in the session. Finally, you’ll
learn how you can dig deeper into these strategies with an
exclusive Chamber opportunity.
Maia Beatty is The Powerful Presence Leadership Coach. She
is the principal of Maia Beatty & Associates, Inc., a leadership
coaching firm in Akron, Ohio.
Want to know more? Visit maiabeatty.com
Thank You
to our
SPONSORS
2014 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Join us at Great Lakes Mall for the annual Shop Lake County Expo where local businesses
showcase their products and services to the community. This annual event is designed to
“feature” members of the Lake County Chambers of Commerce in Lake County’s prime
retail environment, Great Lakes Mall. This event allows Lake County Chamber members the
opportunity to generate awareness and sales for their business or organization.
2014 DATES
Move in and set up:
Show dates and times:
Friday evening, February 21st - 9pm SHARP
Please use the mall entrance next to Fuji Japan Steakhouse
Saturday, February 22nd, 10am to 9pm
Sunday, February 23rd, 11am to 6pm
SPACE IS LIMITED. Participation is limited to the first 50 registrations (10 sponsors, 40 vendors).
Lake County Chambers of Commerce provides:
• 10 x 10 display area per exhibitor
• One 8 ft. table with skirt
• One chair
Exhibitor will provide:
• Heavy gauge electrical cords (if needed)
Household cords are not permitted.
Rubber cord covers or tape to reduce
tripping hazards.
Optional Add-ons: • Extra 8’ table $25 - table must fit into your original 10’ x 10’ space
• Double booth (20’ x 20’) can be requested for an additional $200
• Vehicle - $200 per vehicle.
RULES & REGULATIONS
• Displays are not to exceed 8 ft. in height – no tents or canopies – NO EXCEPTIONS
• Great Lakes Mall Management has full authority in the placement and presentation of
display areas. All excess material, collateral and boxes must be stored under your table.
• The distribution of helium balloons is not permitted.
• If a vehicle is part of your display, special arrangements must be made at least two weeks prior
to the event. The Fire Department needs to be present for vehicle move in. Please call Diana
Lewis in the mall office for more information 440-255-8932.
MORE INFORMATION
• Vendors Reception will be held January 22nd 5:30pm to 7pm in the Dillards South concourse at
Great Lakes Mall
• Best of Show Contest – the most unique, visually appealing and interactive booth will be
awarded a trophy and a Free Booth Space the following year.
Register by Thursday, January 31, 2014 to:
Lake County Chambers, 1 Victoria Place, Suite 265A, Painesville, Ohio 44077
or Fax to 440-357-8752 or email exec@painesvilleohchamber.org
Questions? Please call Linda Reed at 440-357-7572
Hosted By:
Media Sponsors:
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Ken Mears, CFP®, CLU, CFS
Lake County YMCA Board of Directors
THE Y IS FOR…
When most of us think of the
Y, we think of things like swimming, fitness, and child care,
but the Y is so much more. Did
you know that the first-ever
English as a Second Language
class was held at a YMCA in
Cincinnati to help integrate
the thousands of German immigrants? Have you ever heard
about the YMCA in Belfast that
served as a safe-haven for children of both IRA and protestant
families? For 148 years the Lake
County YMCA has strengthened
the foundation of our community with programs that meet
our community’s ever-changing
needs. Those needs led to the
development of such programs
as child care, exercise classes,
swimming classes, and many
of the programs that we are familiar with. As changing demographics, the diabetes epidemic,
and a widening gap between
middle and lower class students
have changed our community,
the Y has changed to meet our
needs. The future of the YMCA
movement has caused the Y to
shift its focus to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social
Responsibility.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The issue: The achievement gap
between privileged students and
students from low-income families is constantly discussed, studied, and analyzed by educators all
over the country. The consensus
is that students from low-income
families learn at the same rate as
privileged students in the classroom, but fall behind during the
summer and after-school hours.
The Y’s Response: The Summer Learning Loss Prevention
Program piloted in the summer
of 2013 at Chestnut Elementary.
The program provided literacy
education and enrichment opportunities to students who
were identified as being at-risk
of falling behind. Instead of falling behind their peers, students
in the program ended the summer with test scores indicating a
slight advantage.
HEALTHY LIVING
The issue: Type 2 Diabetes is an
epidemic affecting ten percent
of everyone in both Lake County
and the rest of the United States.
The Y’s Response: The Y’s
Diabetes Prevention Program is
an innovative, collaborative approach to engage with pre-diabetics to make lifestyle changes
impacting diet and exercise. The
program is being piloted all over
the country including Cleveland,
Toledo, Columbus, and Cincinnati,
and has yielded amazing results.
The Lake County Y is scheduled to
kick off the program by 2015.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
The Issue: People are disconnected from their community
because of societal changes including generational differences,
Members in the news
$100K Grant from the Cleveland
Foundation’s Lake-Geauga Fund
Elevates Plan for Lake Metroparks Observation Tower
Lake Metroparks has been
awarded a $100,000 grant from
the Cleveland Foundation for
the construction of an impressive observation tower at the
agency’s newest park – Lake
Erie Bluffs in Perry Township.
The new park provides visitors with access to almost two
miles of undeveloped Lake Erie
through two access points off of
Lane Road and Clark Road.
“Thanks to the generosity of
the Cleveland Foundation, the
addition of this 50-foot coastal
observation tower will serve
as a cornerstone of this amaz-
ing 600-acre Lake Erie Bluffs
Park,” said Paul Palagyi, executive director of Lake Metroparks.
“This tower will give visitors
an impressive panoramic view
of Lake Erie, the shoreline and
the landscape of central Lake
County.”
The 50-foot observation tower
will be situated overlooking the
lakeshore with multiple viewing platforms along a staircase
that will culminate in a deck
featuring 360-degree views.
The height and location of the
tower will provide visitors with
a unique view of the lake and
the surrounding woods, fields
and wetlands along with the associated wide-range of wildlife
– particularly the large number
of bald eagles that are regularly
safety concerns, and lack of opportunities.
The Y’s Response: The Y’s
Member-Led Community Service
Program is an exciting way to
create volunteer opportunities
in the community for those who
want to give back. Volunteers
receive the mental, physical, and
spiritual benefits of volunteerism,
and the community is strengthened through their service. The
Lake County Y is currently searching for churches, schools, municipalities, and organizations to
partner with who are in need of
volunteers.
As we face the many challenges
that face our community, we
know the Y is a powerful resource
that can be counted on to meet
our needs. Whether our needs
are physical, emotional, or spiritual we can rest assured that the
Y will be there to strengthen the
foundation of our community.
Have You Heard?
seen at the park. The south shore
of Lake Erie is known worldwide
as an important corridor for bird
migration. As songbirds migrate north in spring and south
in fall, large concentrations of
birds can be witnessed migrating around the smallest of the
Great Lakes, sticking close to
the shoreline.
“The view of the lake and this
amazing park is about to be
raised to new heights,” said
Frank Polivka, president of the
Lake Metroparks’ Board of Park
Commissioners. “Thanks in
large part to the grant from the
Cleveland Foundation, visitors
to the park will have an amazing view our greatest natural
resource – Lake Erie.”
“The Lake-Geauga Fund of the
Cleveland Foundation values
its long-standing partnership
with Lake Metroparks,” said
Robert E. Eckardt, executive
vice president of the Cleveland
Foundation. “This is the second centennial grant made by
the Lake-Geauga Fund in recognition of our upcoming 100year milestone in 2014. We are
pleased to support all efforts
that celebrate and preserve the
unmatched natural resources
and beauty of this region for future generations.”
Construction of the observation
tower is scheduled to begin next
spring. Total cost of the project
is estimated to be approximately $200,000 to $250,000.
Painesville Area
Chamber of Commerce
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