UPPER ARLINGTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BUSINESS MONTHLY
April 2011
The Power to Make a Difference
Issue 33
2011 UA Area Chamber awards night/ business expo
Chamber sets its sights on the future The Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated with the business community another successful year by recognizing the people and companies that have made significant contributions. University Plaza Hotel hosted the event on Friday, March 4. Deborah Taylor, past board president, hosted the “Deborah Lipton” at the “James Lipton, Inside the Chamber’s Studio” video. Through this innovative approach, division chairs shared some of the successes of 2010 and offered a Deborah Taylor glimpse of what’s in store for 2011 as the chamber works its strategic action plan.
“The future belongs to those who see possibilities before they become obvious,” said John Sculley. “Tonight we are going to focus on building for the future,” Becky Hajost, chamber president, shared with the audience as the evening began. “Tonight is not just about the success of this event but also our ability as an organization Becky Hajost to build on the initiatives of 2010 as we strive to achieve the goals established through the careful planning of our 2011 Action Plan.”
Janet Boissy, vice president of sales and marketing of Indus Hotels, accepts the W. Arthur Cullman Business Person of the Year award from Don Leach, Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce board chairman, during the Chamber’s annual Expo and Meeting held March 4 at University Plaza Hotel.
See CHAMBER SETS, page 2
Thinking of having a garage sale this spring? Upper Arlington Area Chamber of This cooperative effort also encourCommerce hosts a citywide garage sale ages residents and visitors to reinvest a and local business cooperative. portion of the proceeds back into the community by shopping or dining at “Community Market Place … one of our local businesses the weekConnecting Business and end of the event. Community” event “As the scope of this event develops All Upper Arlington residents are in- and interest increases, we are learning vited to hold a garage sale and all Upper that this is not just a one-day event. It Arlington businesses are invited to hold a sidewalk sale on May 7. See THINKING OF, page 4
Inside this issue Award pictures . . . . . . 2 Golf outing . . . . . . . . . 3 Chamber board . . . . . . 4 Member focus . . . . . . . 6 www.uachamber.org
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(Above) Ron Wigington, president of the Senior Advisory Council, and Sally Gard, administrator of the Upper Arlington Senior Center, collected the award for outstanding community organization from Leach. (Right) Diane Tomlinson, executive director of First Community Village, and Jeff Wolf, senior vice president of philanthropy for National Church Residences, accept the 2010 Business of the Year award from Don Leach.
Chamber sets its sights on the future Continued from page 1 “This is an exciting time for the chamber,” said Don Leach, board chairman. “We have focused our strategic vision, which we get to share tonight, and we are celebrating the strength of the business community in UA.” The UA Area Chamber Commerce is a member-driven organization representing 500 businesses. The chamber connects not only members of the chamber, but helps create a strong economy, provides business development, promotes the community, offers networking opportunities, while supporting economic development for the retention and expansion of business. “Strategy succeeds with the implementation of tactics with eye on the future, and at the chamber, we are building for the future,” said Hajost. On behalf of the UA Area Chamber of Commerce we would like to thank all the individuals and organizations that provided sponsorship, donated items or their time to help make this event successful. A special thank you to the 2011
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Annual Awards Celebration Committee members: Charlie Groezinger, SGO Designer Glass; Edie Blough, Title First Agency; Alberta Burke, University Plaza Hotel and Conference Center; Rachael Glanzman, ComDoc, Inc.; Cathy Miller, The Arlington Bank; Doug Ryan, Douglas Real Estate, Inc.; Deborah Taylor, The MacIntosh Company;
Susan Toothman, RE/MAX Premier Choice Realtors; Lou Varga, Varga Communications; Donna Vorce, First Impressions; Jeff Weaver Ph.D., Upper Arlington City Schools. (Right) Edie Blough, vice president and branch manager of Title First Agency, won the Jeanne Schaal Outstanding Contributing Member award.
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Business event Tremont Center’s 58th April Fools celebration set for April 16
New this year will be a carnival held from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. It will feature inflatables like a bounce house, obstacle course and more. Shop in the Tremont CenTremont Center’s 58th Annual April Fools Cel- ter prior to the event to receive free “Tremont Tickebration is scheduled for April 16. Join us from 8- ets,” which serve as admittance to carnival. The event 11 a.m. for our traditional free breakfast — no joke! promises to be a fun day for the whole family.
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Thinking of having a garage sale this spring? Continued from page 1 is a celebration of community and our city’s future. The Upper Arlington Community Market Place is about community development, which is economic development.” said Doug Ryan, committee chair. The UA Community Market Place event has many possibili-
ties as the event evolves. The chamber is already exploring a potential education tie-in with the Upper Arlington City Schools for next year’s event. Upper Arlington offers a wide variety of retail options, service providers and restaurants. Buying in Upper Arlington supports our local businesses and, in turn,
their continued presence enriches everyone’s lives. Upper Arlington is your Community Market Place. This event is promoted by the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce. To participate in or sponsor the garage sale and business expo, go to www. uachamber.org or call (614) 481-5710.
Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce 2152 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Phone: 614-481-5710, Fax: 614-481-5711 www.uachamber.org BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Don Leach Chair David Peters Vice Chair, Public Relations Jason Nordstrom Vice Chair, Business Advocacy Jim Hyre Vice Chair, Economic Development William Ubbing Vice Chair, Finance Edie Blough Vice Chair, Membership
Trustees Alberta Burke Becky Converse Charles Groezinger Tony Macaluso Wes Newhouse Jamie Sisto Jonathan Varner Chris Widing
Daniel Casey Charles Griffith Peter Hahn Heidi Nail Doug Ryan Deborah Taylor Donna Vorce Dr. Jeff Weaver
UAACC staff Becky A. Hajost President Karen L. Hamilton Membership Development Director Reg Warner Chief Financial Officer
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Member focus – Dick Baker Roofing, Inc. SERVING THE AREA WITH OVER 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE A good roof enhances the value of property and if you ever decide you want to sell you’ll find an attractive durable roof will make your home or business more desirable. The firm well known in this area for complete roofing services is Dick Baker Roofing, Inc. at 4730 Kenny Rd., Columbus, OH 43220; a family-owned and operated business. Operating the company are father, sons, son-in-law and other family members, which helps to insure quality work. Dick Baker Roofing will be happy to assist you with any of your roofing problems. Whether it’s a small repair or a complete roof they do it all. They feature residential and commercial work including shingles, slate, rubber, metal roofs, all kinds of gutters, including copper and gutter guards. The company also offers help with selection and color of shingles in their showroom. They offer free estimates and no down payments on jobs. All work is guaranteed and the company is licensed and
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Chamber spotlight Doug Ryan Owner/Broker of Douglas Real Estate Inc. 3070 Riverside Drive, Columbus, OH 43221 (614) 488-8334 www.douglasrealtors.com What is your name, title and who do you work for? I am the owner and broker of Douglas Real Estate Inc. I have been working in the real estate industry for over 20 years, of which 18 years has been as a licensed real estate professional. Marital status/children? I have been married to my wife, Katie, for 15 years and have two great kids. Maggie is 9 and Doug is 7. What’s one thing you do better than anyone you know? I am very confident in the quality of the real estate services I provide. My experience in value analysis, transaction management, remodeling, residential risk and marketing is a combination that I don’t see in the market place very often.
What do you enjoy most of all as a member of the UA Chamber? The UA Chamber has done a nice job leveling the Doug Ryan playing field for all of its members. There is opportunity, programs and support for businesses of all sizes. As a smaller entrepreneurial company, we have found a chamber where we can spread our wings. What charities/organization do you enjoy giving time? Currently, I am a member of the Upper Arlington Rotary Club, UA Chamber Board of Trustees, Northwest Area Realty Association, UA Indian Guides Chief, coach of various little league teams and UD Football Alumni. Stress relievers? A good camp fire, movie (popcorn with lots of butter) or work out.
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6827 North High St. (614) 582-5386 Worthington, OH 43085 Aflac www.aflac.com Brooke Georgiton As an Aflac Agent, I offer voluntary benefits to employees at no cost to the business owner. Some of our products include, but are not limited to, Accident, Cancer, Short-Term Disability, and Life Insurance. 4016 Townsfair Way (614) 824-6100 Suite 202 www.centricfinancialCentric Financial Columbus, OH 43219 group.com Group, LLC Masatoshi Inoue Centric Financial Group offers a wide variety of financial products and services to provide financial strategies for individuals, families, business owners, executives and employees. Our products and services include but are not limited to; retirement preparation, life insurance, long-term care solutions, disability insurance, health insurance. Securities offered through OneAmerica Securities, Inc. Member of FINRA, SIPC, Registered Investment Advisor. 4740 Reed Rd. (614) 884-8888 New Avenue Architects Suite 201, Upper Ar& Engineers Michael Maistros, AIA www.new-avenue.net lington, OH 43220 Our Firm has the resources, experience, and depth of knowledge to offer the following services to both individuals and businesses. Services: Tax Planning and Return Preparation, Auditing, Financial and Bookkeeping and Additional Services. Our mission is to provide you with personal, skilled insight to help you and/or your business prosper. (614) 824-5291 2080 Arlington Ave www.snapfitness.com/ Upper Arlington, OH upperarlington Kipp Edington 43221 Snap Fitness 24/7 UA Snap Fitness is boutique gym offering 24/7 access. Our members enjoy Pilates, yoga, body sculpting, Zumba and boot-camp classes in our state of the art Studio. We supplement all that with nationally-certified Personal Trainers. We are located right in front of Jones Middle School south of Lane Ave and across the street from the Arlington Avenue Fire Department.
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Upcoming UA Area Chamber events First Thursday at Riverside Eye Center Trunk Show
Go to uachamber.org and register online or contact the chamber at (614) 481-5710 or admin@uachamber.org A wonderful opportunity to connect with other Free to members and their guests (purchasing chamber members during a delightful evening with food or beverage is optional) refreshments, door prizes and special savings! Talk with representatives from Gucci, Fendi, Kate Spade, Karl Lagerfeld, Hugo Boss, Maui Jim and check out the newest fashions in eyeglasses. When: 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 7 Make connections. Get involved. Afternoon lunch Where: Riverside Eye Center, 3434 Riverside networking with 30+ local business professionDr., Upper Arlington, OH 43220 als. Fun, food and connections! Contact: RSVP requested, but not required. Go When: noon – 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 27 to uachamber.org and register online or contact Where: TBD the chamber at (614) 481-5710 or admin@uachamContact: Pre-registration required. Go to uachamber.org ber.org and register online or contact the chamber Free to members & their guests. Business pro- at (614) 481-5710 or admin@uachamber.org. fessionals interested in joining the Upper Arlington There will be a $10-$12 fee for this lunch, Pre-regArea Chamber of Commerce are also welcome to istration required join us.
Afternoon Business Network Exchange
EarlyBird Worm Hunt — Friday Make connections. Get involved. Come network in the morning with members of the Upper Arlington Chamber of Commerce! Meet new people. Maintain relationships. Generate new business. Alternates between Thursday and Friday mornings each month. When: 7:45 – 8:45 a.m. Friday April 15. Where: Chef-O-Nette, 2090 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Contact: RSVP appreciated, but not required.
“Caregivers’ Symposium” If you are a caregiver, you do not want to miss this event! Learn about resources and support services available for caregiver’s and those that need them. Visit the resource fair and grab a bite to eat. Area businesses and organizations will answer all your questions and provide helpful information. When: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., April 30 Where: Hastings Middle School, 1850 Hastings Lane, Upper Arlington, OH 43220 Contact: RSVP appreciated, but not required to (614) 457-7876 ext. 416. Free and open to public.
Business briefs Join us at Chamber Government Day featuring Gov. John Kasich You’re invited to connect with government leaders—including Ohio Gov. John Kasich—at Chamber Government Day, April 8. On the agenda for this year’s program: the State of Ohio’s fiscal crisis. To address the potential $8-billion budget gap, the Columbus Chamber, along with seven other Ohio metropolitan chambers and the Ohio Chamber, created a set of longterm recommendations called Redesigning Ohio. Roundtable discussions will focus on recommendations made in the report: budgeting for outcomes, local government systems, criminal justice systems, tax expenditures, civil service, regulatory reform, and entrepreneurial management. Attend to learn more about these issues affecting the state and to provide feedback to key officials. Event will be held at Renaissance Columbus Downtown, 50 North Third St. Tickets cost $50 for an individual and $400 for a table of 8.
Rotarians accepting applications for ambassadorial scholarships The Upper Arlington Rotary Club is well-
known for their generosity and dedication to giving back to the community. This scholarship is one of the most prestigious in the world and its value can reach up to $26,000. The length of the scholarships is for an entire academic year (usually nine months), with the opportunity to study in a university or college outside the United States. Scholarship applicants must have an excellent academic record, shown a commitment to a life service, and a desire to achieve better international understanding and world peace. Applicants must also have completed two years of collegeor university-course work, when the scholarship begins during the 2012-2013 academic year. Applicants must be proficient in the language of the host school. This scholarship is not appropriate for foreign-language study. Application forms and other information may be found at www.rotary.org. Completed applications and reference statements must be submitted to Richard A. Ray with your address by April 23. The scholarship committee will interview applicants on May 7 and make its recommendations to Rotary District 6690. The district will then give final interviews within the Columbus area in June. For information, please contact Richard A. Ray at rickray@columbus.rr.com.
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