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STAYS AROUND How shopping local continues to re-build the Erie community.
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ERCGP Board of Directors and Officers Marsha Marsh – Chair Tom Tupitza, Esq. – Vice Chair David M. Tullio – Secretary Ken Nelson – Treasurer Kevin Arrington Dr. Christopher Clark Michael Colpoys Michael Edwards Mark Fatica Jeff Favre Dr. Ralph Ford David P. Gibbons Charles “Boo” Hagerty Tim Hunter Bruce Kern Charles G. Knight Lisa Koshan James E. Martin Bob Mazza Jack Munch Tim NeCastro
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ERCGP Staff Barbara Chaffee – President/CEO Jacob Rouch – Vice President, Economic Development Division Benjamin Pratt – Vice President, Growth Partnership Division Nadeen Schmitz – Executive Director, Marketing & Communications Linda Robbins – CFO/Director of Operations Brett Wiler – Director of Research, Grants, and Business Outreach Steve Walters – Sales Manager Susan Ronto – Membership Coordinator Cathy Noble – Event Coordinator
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TABLE of CONTENTS
02 Cover Story
Everything Old is New Again
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On The Leading Edge
Updates from the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership
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Uncommon Knowledge Interesting Facts About Erie
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Photo Gallerie
Photos from Beer on the Bay, Business After Hours, ribbon cuttings and more!
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News From Erie
Events, Recognitions, Investors and Economy
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Your Membership Edge ERIE Perk Pass
16 Upcoming ERIEVENTS
Erie Homecoming & Business Showcase Speaker Schedule
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Member Directerie
ERCGP Member Directory
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Everything old is
NEW AGAIN
Erie’s revitalization efforts move west Written by Dana Pontillo
When an Erie renaissance is mentioned, the focus often is on Erie’s city center and the improvements made downtown and along the Bayfront. But another area is coming back into its own, creating its own brand and hitting the mark with consumers – Erie’s West 8th Street corridor. Since the 1950s, two plazas – Greengarden Plaza and the West Erie Plaza – anchored service and retail businesses set between the busy West 12th Street industrial and retail artery and West 8th Street which is bordered by established residential neighborhoods. Gone are Frontier Lanes, Kontis Restaurant, Greengarden Tavern, G.C. Murphy Co., Loblaw’s Grocery and Dipson’s Plaza Cinema. Today you’ll find in their place Romolo Chocolates, Trellis, Jimmy John’s, Claudine’s Consignment, Achilles Running Shop and Claytopia. This transformation took decades. As demand for big-box and mall shopping grew, visitors to the once-thriving shopping centers found vacant storefronts and businesses that moved southward to Peach Street. But shoppers’ preferences change and while online shopping continues its steady growth, consumers today are looking for more personalized experiences. Those big-box stores have taken notice. Walmart, Ikea, Target and Best Buy have pared their retail spaces to create smaller-format stores in metro and residential areas. This trend for a more intimate and boutique shopping experience has ushered in
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redevelopment efforts for both Erie plazas. Greengarden Place (formerly Greengarden Plaza) and the revitalized West Erie Plaza have changed their looks but not their original missions to provide diverse shopping and services on Erie’s west side. Newcomers and established businesses see the opportunities and each plaza is filling storefronts with eclectic service and retail options. West Erie Plaza In 2012, Erie-based VCG Properties purchased the beleaguered West Erie Plaza. The movie theater was demolished and vacant stores gutted to make way for what is now an attractive retail center with a mix of tenants including physical therapists, outparcel restaurants, a women’s clothing boutique and a specialty bakery. Heidi and John Fette relocated their 6-year-old Icing on the Lake bakery from its original West 12th Street location to the West Erie Plaza in early 2017. “Anyone stopping at our old location was coming specifically to the bakery, so high foottraffic days were rare,” John Fette said. “We saw the opportunity to tap into significantly higher traffic and only saw this opportunity increasing as more and more spaces filled.” The bakery’s new address has paid dividends. “We have exceeded our expectations both in traffic and sales,” Fette said. He explained the business went from serving an average of 170 customers a week to an average of 80 to 100 per day.
The Fettes, pleased to be part of the West Erie Plaza’s revival, see the area returning to a multistop shopping destination. “Our small success is a microcosm of what we are seeing around us and we are very excited to be a part of this,” John Fette said. “The West Erie Plaza’s tenants offer fantastic options for customers — not just here but throughout the corridor in general.” Greengarden Place Christina Vogel was looking for a beautiful neighborhood setting for Donatos Pizza, a Columbus, Ohio-based franchise she was set to open in Erie. With Frontier Park just across the street and nearby revitalization efforts, Greengarden Place fit the bill. In 2015, Erie business owner Casey Bowes purchased and began demolition on the Greengarden Plaza to make way for what is now Greengarden Place, a brand-new 25,000-square-foot plaza. “The reinvestment along the West 8th Street corridor is a natural progression of the revitalization along the Bayfront,” Vogel said. “We connect Presque Isle and the Bayfront,
so it’s a natural complement. When you think about all of the festivals, conventions and music events — they happen between Presque Isle and the Bayfront.” Vogel said she’s happy with the development and new tenants at Greengarden Place as well as the efforts at the West Erie Plaza. “Even though it’s not in our plaza, I’m excited that the Cork 1794 restaurant is bringing a second location there,” she said. “I think the buildup of the entire corridor is great. I’m a firm believer in the saying that a rising tide raises all boats so I’m for whatever builds a stronger community for all of us.” A West 8th Street Original One business that has stood watch over the changing corridor is Allburn Florist. For nearly 120 years, it has been creating beautiful floral arrangements for individuals and events, and has been a mainstay at its present location since 1956. “The Frontier and South Shore area has always been good to us,” explained owner Chris Ehrman. “It’s gotten better over time as the
GREENGARDEN PLACE
Donatos Pizza, Pop Luck Gourmet Popcorn, Trellis
WEST ERIE PLAZA
Achilles Running Shop, Chipotle, Claytopia, Dairy Queen, E. Lane Boutique, Hertel & Brown Physical & Aquatic Therapy, Icing on the Lake, Jimmy John’s, Northwest Savings Bank, Rite Aid Coming soon: The Cork 1794, Lidl, Pet Supplies Plus, Planet Fitness
“Our small success is a microcosm of what we are seeing around us and we are very excited to be a part of this.” – John Fette| Icing on the Lake
WEST ERIE PLAZA OUTPARCELS Chipotle, Jimmy John’s, Northwest Savings Bank, Rite Aid
Bayfront Parkway brought Interstate 79 into our neighborhood and made us even more accessible. It’s a nice, centralized location.”
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There are 23 million small businesses in the country.
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Small businesses have increased by 49% since 1982.
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54% of U.S. sales happen at small businesses.
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Small businesses have created 8 million jobs since 1990.
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Franchised small businesses employ roughly 8 million people and make up 40% of all American retail jobs.
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Small businesses donate 250% more than larger businesses to nonprofits and community causes (Source: Seattle Good Business Network).
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If you spend $100 at a local business, roughly $68 stays in your local economy. If you spend the same at a large business, only $43 stays in the local economy (Source: Civic Economics Study in Grand Rapids, Michigan). 66% of small businesses plan to keep spending money on digital marketing. According to the same study, 66% could not survive without wireless technology (AT&T Small Business Technology Poll 2013).
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He said the area’s business development efforts are bringing the West 8th Street corridor back to a destination shopping area. “I’ve seen the deterioration and now the upswing,” Ehrman said. “These plazas were rundown. Tony Stefanelli really took a risk more than 20 years ago when he moved his family’s Romolo Chocolates to West 8th Street. And what Casey Bowes and the West Erie Plaza developers have done has made this area stronger.” Allburn is fortunate, he said, to have neighbors like Traditions Unlimited, Donatos and Trellis as well as the West Erie Plaza tenants. “The diversity of the businesses has created a nice synergy along this corridor,” he said. Fifteen years ago Allburn expanded into the entire 7,500-square-foot building it once shared with Trombetta’s Fine Furniture. “We consciously asked ourselves if we should stay on 8th Street,” he said. “But we have tradition and history here. We have customers who have moved out of town but still call Allburn for flowers for their mothers or grandmothers. We are part of their history, too.” Although the two plazas might be getting the most attention now, Ehrman pointed to other businesses that quietly have been operating in his neighborhood. “There is more going on here than first meets the eye,” he said. “Along with the new shops and restaurants, there are accounting firms, insurance agencies, medical and professional offices doing business here, too. When you add it up, there is a lot going on along West 8th Street. “We have a great location and we are staying,” Ehrman said. “There is a bright future here and Allburn Florist plans on remaining a strong anchor for many years.” It appears he will have plenty of company as Erie’s renaissance continues.
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A MESSAGE FROM Barbara Chaffee | President/CEO The Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership’s mission is to collaborate and mobilize leadership, expertise, and resources to sustain business, create jobs, grow investment, enrich lives, and improve the prosperity of the region.
a dollar spent in a locally owned business remains in the community and 43% of a dollar spent at a locally based national chain store remains here. Dollars spent on the internet or outside of the region provides zero return to the Erie economy.
One of the ways we can all contribute to the prosperity of the region is to Shop Local and that is our focus in this Erie Edge edition. We are asking our members and the community to be aware of the choice to shop locally and how that choice positively impacts the economic health of our community. When we shop local our businesses and their employees re-circulate their dollars back into our community.
We also encourage you to support ERCGP member companies. All are listed in our business directory by sector in this magazine. Supporting our ERCGP members can stimulate and accelerate the return on investment our members make in our community and the ERCGP.
This choice ensures that your money not only helps local businesses but ultimately also provides support to our police and fire departments, local schools, and infrastructure improvements, to name a few. Research has shown that 73% of
If you can’t find the product or service at our member or local businesses and you find yourself on Amazon, please make those purchases through amazonsmile.com and list the ERCGP as your favorite charitable organization and 0.5% of your qualified purchases will support the ERCGP. PLEASE ALWAYS MAKE OUR MEMBERS AND SHOP LOCAL YOUR PRIORITY.
from the GROWTH PARTNERSHIP
by Ben Pratt
Erie’s Center for Arts and Technology has progressed into the second phase of the Manchester Bidwell Training Center replication process. As a refresher, a Center for Arts and Technology provides literacy and remedial education as well as partners with leading corporations to design high-caliber, marketrelevant career training programs that lead to entry-level employment. Several of these programs require externships with area companies. Externships enable 6
students to combine skills learned in the classroom with on-the-job experience while providing an opportunity to begin the transition from school to employment. In addition, ECAT will work to develop youth arts programming that serves Erie public schools. Those courses will be in some medium of visual arts that complements programs that already exist in Erie. This is the planning and implementation phase, and as the name implies, this phase will take the community through the actual process of planning and opening a center.
about ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT by Jake Rouch
There are SO many great events in Erie during the summer. On August 24th, the entire community is invited to one of the newest. Join us at the Bayfront Convention Center to network, learn and celebrate at the 2017 Erie Homecoming & Business Showcase. Erie Homecoming is an initiative to develop purposeful engagement with former Erie residents to assist in the Erie evolution. We’ve assembled an amazing panel of former Erie residents – as well as some local successes – to present that day as part of the Erie Homecoming. A Business Showcase will be held concurrently in the Exhibit Hall. We anticipate over 100 businesses to showcase their talents and capabilities.
Please mark the date on your calendar and plan to spend some time at the event. We will close the day with a reception on the patio overlooking our majestic Presque Isle Bay. Also, please send or bring your employees with you so they, too, can network and learn. The event is free and open to the public and the more that attend, the better it is for everyone. So spread the word and come ready to dialogue with leading professionals and network with business leaders and fellow citizens. Erie wins when we come together, share and collaborate. Come join us on August 24th to do just that and help speed the Erie evolution. See page 16 for the list of presenters!
from the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
by Nadeen Schmitz
Interested in learning more about the Erie area? Join us this fall for our Erie Ambassador training course. The Erie Ambassador program is designed to train community professionals and citizens interested in the history and promotion of our region. The course examines numerous aspects of the community, providing in-depth information from some of Erie’s top civic leaders. The nine-week sessions will begin in late September and are held on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon. For more information and to register, visit eriepa.com. Take note of the Membership Edge section in this issue of Erie Edge where we introduce a new member benefit, the
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Erie Perk Pass. This FREE program will allow ERCGP member businesses to offer exclusive discounts, promotions, and savings to other ERCGP members AND their employees. Your promotions will be listed on the dedicated webpage for the program. You and your employees will be issued Perk Passes to score savings at participating member businesses! For detailed information and to submit your promotion, visit eriepa.com or call us at 814-454-7191 x139. 7
UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE
50 The number of miles along the south shore of Lake Erie where the Concord grape-growing belt runs - through Girard, Erie and North East, Pennsylvania. This is the largest and oldest Concord grape-growing region in the world.
2,000 The number of shipwrecks at the bottom of Lake Erie. The Lake Erie “Quadrangle,” a 2,500-square-mile area from Erie County stretching to the U.S. and Canadian border, is thought to hold more wrecks than the Bermuda Triangle. Source: Post-gazette.com
Source: VisitPA.com
21.64
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The average percentage of adults in Erie that have at least a bachelor’s degree. The education level of Erie citizens is a little higher than the average for U.S. cities and towns.
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The number of steps it takes to climb the Presque Isle Lighthouse. Source: VisitErie.com
Source: Neighborhood Scout
$83,600,000,000 Estimated cost this year for 2017 back-to-school and back-to-college spending.
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Source: National Retail Federation
PHOTO GALLERIE
Business After Hours: Avalon Hotel | June 15, 2017
Business After Hours: Mercyhurst North East | July 13, 2017
Ribbon Cutting: Erie Federal Credit Union | June 7, 2017
Connect 4 Coffee | July 11, 2017
Beer On the Bay| July 22, 2017
CEO Round Table| June 19, 2017
NEWS from ERIE
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R ecognitions On behalf of the ERCGP and our partner Erie Brewing Company, we want to extend a HUGE thank you to our sponsors for this summer’s Beer on the Bay. Because of you the event was a great success! Thank you for your support!
Business After Hours
A monthly members-only networking event of the ERCGP. On average, 250 to 300 business professionals attend. August 17, 5-7 p.m. Andover Bank 2420 Zimmerly Road September 14, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Erie Federal Credit Union 3503 Peach Street October 12, 5-7 p.m. Voodoo Brewery Networking Technologies 109 Boston Store Place Check out our Calendar of Events to register!
Additional upcoming events! Erie Homecoming & Business Showcase August 24 Bayfront Convention Center Fall Member Fest September 20 Shades Beach
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ERCGP Annual Meeting & Celebration of Excellence November 8 Bayfront Convention Center
Beer On The Bay Sponsors Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen Accudyn Products Arvite Technologies Avalon Hotel & Conference Center Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen City of Erie Connoisseur Media C.A. Curtze EmergyCare EMTA Erie Ice Works Erie Water Works Erie-Western PA Port Authority Erie Yellow Cab Flaherty & O’Hara Great Lakes Manufacturing Knox Law Lamar Advertising McCarty Printing Presque Isle Tent & Table Primary Health Network Rog’s Inc. Rigging/Crane Seneca Resorts & Casino Smith Provision Company Wm. T. Spaeder
VIP Area Sponsors/ Brewers Auntie Anne’s Cinnabon Ayinger Brewery Buffalo Wild Wings
Donatos Pizza Erie Brewing Company Erie Ambassadors Fat Heads Brewery Five & 20 Brewing Franco’s Cafe Jimmy John’s Lindemans Brewery Max & Erma’s Millcreek Brewing Moe’s Southwest Grill New Belgium Brewing Nickel Brook Brewing North Country Brewing Company Northern Scoop Craft Ice Cream Petra Restaurant Rivertowne Brewing Samuel Smith Brewery Schroeder Creations Caricatures Shipyard Brewing Company Sierra Nevada Brewing The Brewerie at Union Station Thirsty Dog Brewing Company Utz Snacks Victory Brewing Company Yards Brewing Company
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Easy to get discounts As an ERCGP member you will receive ERIE Perk Passes for you and your employees. You can begin using your Perk Pass after the exciting launch in the fall of 2017 – at retail stores, restaurants, entertainment venues, and on services you use at home and for business. To see who’s participating, go to eriepa.com.
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CUTTING THE RIBBON
Did you know? As a member of the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership, our ribbon-cutting service is offered to new or expanding businesses commemorating a milestone! Contact our Event Coordinator, Cathy Noble, to get more information and set your date! We look forward to celebrating with you!
Soaring Eagle Zipline - Peak’n Peak June 22, 2017
Highmark Amphitheater June 27, 2017
Artlore Studio July 7, 2017
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UPCOMING ERIEVENTS
Erie Homecoming features a talented group of “ex-pats” who grew up in Erie, went to school here, or worked in Erie at some point in their careers. They will share their stories of success and insights in a variety of fields. Make plans to attend one or several! And be sure to make some time to visit the businesses set up for the Business Showcase expo taking place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.! All sessions are concurrent and will take place at the Bayfront Convention Center on August 24th. The event is free and open to the public!
REGISTER HERE
SPEAKER SCHEDULE 9:00 to 10:00
12:30 to 1:15 Lunch in Exhibit Hall
Room 120: Technology, Manufacturing and the Future of Work Chris Reim, Community Development Venture Finance Alliance
1:15 to 2:15
Room 120: Medical Cannabis and Your Community Peter Kadens, GTI - Green Thumb Industries
Room 130: The Artist As Entrepreneur Kevin John, Celebrity Artist Room 140: An Erie Insider Outs 74 Wall Street Traders John Moon, Partner, Miller Wrubel Law Firm
10:15 to 11:15 Room 120: Competing in the Global Manufacturing Economy Todd Wyman, President, Ingersoll Rand
Room 130: Erie’s Vibrant Craft Brewing Industry Chris Sirianni, Brewerie at Union Station Mario Mazza, Five & 20 Brewing Jason Lavery, Lavery Brewing Company Rob Lowther, Erie Brewing Company Jeff McCullor, Erie Ale Works
11:30 to 12:30 Room 120: The Power of Sports Mark Furhman, Area President, iHeart Media
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Room 130: You CAN Go Home Again: How Engaging Detroit’s Expats Brought New Investment to Motown Mary Cramer, Crains Business Detroit Joe Bione, Whitehall Group
Room 130: Staying at the forefront of an Uncertain Future Rob Englert, RAM Industrial Design
2:30 to 3:30 Room 120: The Entrepreneurial Journey - From Startup to Exit! Panel: TBA Room 130: From the Experience Economy to the Erie Economy - Leveraging Authenticity, Diversity and Sincere Hospitality for Greater Prosperity Donna Quadri-Felitti, PhD, School of Hospitality Management, The Pennsylvania State University Ron Scypinski, Retired Senior vice President, Hotel Sales, The Americas at Hilton Worldwide
3:45 to 4:45 The Nation & National Public Radio Jack Speer, National Public Radio
4:45 to 6:15 Reception
*Speaker list and locations subject to change.
Member Favorite is Back!
Fall Member Fest Wednesday, September 20th 4PM to 8PM Shades Beach Pavilion, Harborcreek Ticket Price $125 seating is limited
Fresh Whole Maine Lobster dinner catered by Chef Kal Darres
Cocktails featuring wine by Mazza Vineyards and local craft brews
Live Entertainment—The Killer B’s
Excellent Networking Opportunities
Games, Raffle Prizes, and more!
For additional information and to purchase tickets, contact event coordinator Cathy Noble, cnoble@eriepa.com For sponsorship information, contact sales manager Steve Walters, swalters@eriepa.com
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Join us at the Bayfront Convention Center for a day of learning and networking! Attend the informative speaker panels; visit the Business Showcase in the Great Hall. Access the list of speakers and plan your day at eriepa.com! For additional information and complete details, visit our website, www.eriepa.com/eriehomecoming, or call 814-454-7191. Thank you to the Premier Sponsors of the Erie Homecoming and Business Showcase:
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