Chamber news . . . . 2
January 22, 2015
New members . . . . . 5
Annual meeting . . . 6
Marble Cliff . . . . . . . 4
Connections in Commerce | www.grandviewchamber.org
Vol. 3 | Issue 2
2014:
Milestones reached and continued growth By Michelle Wilson Executive Director When I was hired as the Executive Director in May of 2009, the Chamber had 187 members, and very few financial resources. At that time, the Taste of Grandview was the main source of supplemental funds, second of course to membership dues. It was not in dire straights by any stretch, it actually was in the best shape it had been in many, many years prior to my being hired. I was the first full-time director the Grandview Area Chamber had employed. The Board of Trustees in 2009 made a great (says me!) decision to hire a director who would take on fulltime responsibility for sustaining and growing the Chamber. I was challenged with continuing what the board had started, raising awareness of the chamber’s mission, and growing the involvement of area businesses to support each other and the local
economy. With solid guidance from the board, as well as some trial and error, programming was added, member benefits were increased and membership began to grow. As of December 2014, the chamber has 315 members and growth continues to remain strong. The tri-annual Architectural Awards program recognizes outstanding new builds and remodeled properties in our area. This includes commercial and residential projects. The Grandview Digfest is the annual party held the second weekend in June at the Grandview Yard. The festival highlights locally crafted beer, micro-distilleries and Ohio wines. Digfest tripled in size in its first four years and now is the main source of non-dues revenue for the chamber. Talk Derby To Me. This annual Kentucky Derby party raises funds for the chamber’s Scholarship and Workforce Development Funds. These funds benefit students
at Grandview Heights High School. TDTM also serves as our annual Member Awards Program recognizing members who regularly go above and beyond to enhance our business community. Chamber Challenge. The inaugural CC was held in 2014 and operated solely on donated funds, services and products. The French Loaf Bakery was our first recipient and over $75,000 was donated to help this locally owned small business receive a physical makeover and new business plan. At the end of my fifth year, we have nearly doubled the number of members, raised enough funds to ensure that we can continue to offer quality year-round programming; plus, build our Kidwell Scholarship and Khouzam Workforce Development Funds, and have solid footing to build an even better Chamber. Thank you for supporting our events and being a part of our growing organization.
2014 saw many successful chamber events including: (top left) Digfest which has tripled in size in its first four years; (top right) Chamber Challenge saw $75,000 in services and materials donated to local business French Loaf Bakery providing a makeover and new business plan; and the ninth annual Taste of Grandview & Tailgate entertained over 2,000 attendees on a beautiful day in September.
Business Spotlight | Thursday, January 22, 2015
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CHAMBER NEWS
Membership levels restructured, pricing remains the same were outdated and less relevant than they were five years ago. So, we took a look at how we operate on a daily basis to promote our members and did some tweaking. The matrix below shows the updated Membership Packages and Options. If you have any questions, please contact Michelle Wilson, Executive Director, at mwilson@ grandviewchamber.org
and accomplish each year, while keeping our prices affordable for small businesses. We have chosen not to increase dues just yet, but we did restructure the benefit levels and offerings. Noticeable changes are the deletion of the Financial Institution category and the benefits associated with the Sustaining Membership levels. Some of the old offerings
Every few years, our Board of Directors reviews the Chamber’s current membership programs, offerings and dues levels. This is a necessary task to ensure that members get the most out of their dues investment. The last time membership dues were increased was in 2010. We remain to be one of the most affordable Chamber’s in central Ohio. We’re proud of all we offer
Membership Packages Membership packages are based on the number of full-time employees (25+ hours per week) at your company. Basic Membership levels are active for one year from the date you join and include a listing on our website with a link to yours. Civic/ Community Associations
Sole Proprietor
2-9 Employees
10-25 Employees
26-50 Employees
51-100 Employees
100+ Employees
$150
$175
$200
$250
$300
$400
$500
Sustaining Membership Options Take your membership to the next level and maximize your exposure by joining as a Sustaining Member!
Proposed Calendar of Events for 2015 January 8 Chamber Monthly LuncheonAnnual Meeting 14 GAC Board Meeting February 12 Chamber Monthly Luncheon-State of City/Village 18 GAC Board Meeting 21 GHMC Education Foundation Gala March 12 Chamber Monthly Luncheon 18 GAC Board Meeting April 9 15
Bronze Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
Platinum Sponsor
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Featured Chamber Website Listing Complimentary Luncheon Registrations
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Weekly Newsletter Placements
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Banner
Monthly Luncheon/Small Event Sponsorships
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Custom Facebook & Twitter Post/SMS Blasts
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Monthly Home Page Web Banner Display
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Major Event Booth Space
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Quarterly Spotlight Feature Ad
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Sustaining Membership Benefits & Descriptions Featured Chamber Website Listing: Receive a prominent display in our chamber directory at GrandviewChamber.org
Custom Facebook & Twitter Post/SMS Blast: Get your content/promotion/event promoted through our social and mobile channels.
Complimentary Luncheon Registrations: The monthly luncheon is one of the best opportunities to connect with fellow members and promote your business. It’s a good time and good business.
Monthly Home Page Web Banner Display: Get a featured, rotating banner for an entire month at GrandviewChamber.org
Weekly Newsletter Placements: Receive a featured ad placement in the weekly email newsletter. Monthly Luncheon/Small Event Sponsorship: Get featured recognition at the events as well as listing on all promotions related to the event.
Chamber Monthly Luncheon GAC Board Meeting
May 2 Talk Derby To Me Annual Awards Event 14 Chamber Monthly Luncheon 20 GAC Board Meeting 25 Memorial Day Parade & Cookout 30 Grandview HOP June Tuesdays 11 13 17 26 27
Music on The Lawn, GHPL Chamber Monthly Luncheon Grandview DigFest GAC Board Meeting Tour de Grandview & Street Party Grandview HOP
July Tuesdays Music on the Lawn, GHPL 15 GAC Board Meeting 25 Grandview HOP August 13 Chamber Monthly Luncheon 19 GAC Board Meeting 29 Grandview HOP
Major Event Booth Space: Receive a complimentary booth space at a major chamber event and reach thousands of community visitors.
September 10 Chamber Monthly Luncheon 16 GAC Board Meeting 26 Grandview
Quarterly Spotlight Feature Ad: The chamber publishes a quarterly printed pull-out feature that is distributed via ThisWeek TriVillage News. (You’re reading it now!)
October 8 Chamber Monthly Luncheon 21 GAC Board Meeting
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November
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Chamber Monthly Luncheon GAC Board Meeting
December
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Chamber Monthly Luncheon GAC Board Meeting
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MARBLE CLIFF
Projects and planning promise a busy 2015 in Marble Cliff As 2015 begins, the Village of Marble Cliff is looking to a new year full of activity as it has for the past 114 years since incorporation in 1901. Though the needs of the Village may have changed somewhat during that time, much of the Village’s focus remains the same – maintaining its high standards for both residents and businesses. During 2014, the Village welcomed new businesses: Connect Realty, Mid-Ohio Contracting Services, Park Ops, Rock Solid Academy, The Commissary, Zipline Logistics and Fleurish Home to its mix of businesses. One of the first activities the Village will undertake in 2015 is a strategic planning project facilitated by local consulting firm planning NEXT. As inner-ring suburbs like Marble Cliff draw more residents and businesses, Village officials will explore improvements to maintain the Village’s edge as a prime place to live and locate a business.
Other activities that will be undertaken in 2015 include: Continuing to update the Village infrastructure. That includes the branding efforts (style and black and white color theme) evident in the 2014 projects of new Village-inspired street name signs, fire hydrants painted, and the start of updating the Village streetlight system. The new black streetlight poles are topped with energy-efficient LED lights that will offer greater safety as well as energy savings. In 2015, the first phase of new lighting along W. Fifth Avenue will be stud-
ied to guide the development of the next phase in the residential areas of the Village (the actual installation of this phase will likely be 2016). Additional infrastructure projects will include planning for water line improvements along Dublin Road and Cardigan Avenue, with anticipated Ohio Public Works Commission funding assistance. Also, the Village will continue discussions with neighboring Upper Arlington for a joint project to make improvements to W. Fifth Avenue, with a focus on developing a multi-use trail that would pull together the efforts of each community to establish safe bike and pedestrian pathways. A major 2015 project that will impact the Village, but be undertaken by the City of Columbus, will be the replacement of the Fifth Avenue bridge that crosses the Scioto River at Dublin Road. Work is anticipated to begin in May, with completion by November. The bridge is scheduled to be closed from July to November for a total replacement. The project will include adding a fourth lane on the bridge to alleviate traffic congestion. The new bridge will also include a multi-use path on the south side and a sidewalk on the north side that are intended to extend from Dublin Road to McKinley Avenue. This project will enhance the traffic flow at the Village’s busiest intersection. Though small by geography, the Village will be an active municipality in 2015. All the while, Village officials will be committed to residents, businesses and the greater community.
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Business Spotlight | Thursday, January 22, 2015
Showcase your business by supporting these chamber events at the sposnorship level
NEw MEMBERS ARCpoint Labs Brad Ballantine 1335 Dublin Road, Suite 118E Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 484-5115 www.ARCpointLabs.com/ columbus-oh-metro Glenn Avenue Soap Company Phil Metzler 2411 Scioto Harper Drive Columbus, OH 43204 (614) 607-0412 GlennAveSoap.com Jobu Ramen Michael Kopfman 1439 Grandview Ave. Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 481-5480 www.joburamen.com LTCO Thomas Billman 5235 Heathermoor Columbus, OH 43235 (614) 531-5323 Minuteman Press Jerry Capehart 1724 Northwest Blvd., Suite B-1 Columbus, Ohio 43212 (614) 769-7746 www.mmpGrandview.com MusicMax Inc. Rob Joseph www.musicmaxinc.com 1517 Hess Street, Suite 200 Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 732-0777 Nationwide Employee Benefits Caitlin Shaw 215 N Front St Columbus, Oh 43215 (614) 677-8215 www.nationwidebenefits.com
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Noteworthy Music Tony Hagood Upper Arlington Upper Arlington, OH 43221 (614) 859-0166 www.NoteworthyMusic Ohio.com
Telhio Credit Union Judy Farrell 96 N. 4th Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 (614) 221-3233 Ext 8220 telhio.org
Panera Bread Liz Fiorino 880 W. 3rd Avenue Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 486-9500 www.paneracovelli.com
The Garrett Hospitality Group, Inc Betty Garrett 1147 Goodale Blvd. Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 443-6100 www.garretthospitality.com
R.Middendorf Media, LLC Rodney Middendorf 1375 W 2nd Ave Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 940-4249 www.rmiddendorf.com
The View on Fifth Barb Garey 1401 Holly Ave Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 674-6350 www.theviewonfifth.com
Rude Dog Grandview Drew Semke 1765 W. Third Avenue Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 486-7364
Qdoba Mexican Grill (TM W. Fifth Ave.) Paula Harer 1689 W. Fifth Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43212 (614) 354-1246 qdoba.com
Sleep Well Columbus Matt Niday 1300 Norton Ave Columbus , OH 43212 (614) 432-7565 www.sleepwellcolumbus.com
The Grandview Area Chamber is currently looking for support for two wonderful events: Digfest and Talk Derby to Me. The 2015 Digfest will mark the event’s 5th Anniversary! Each year, the event space increased and the amount of vendors continued to grow. This event is an outstanding opportunity to showcase your business by reaching more than 5,000 people in one day. Each year, The Grandview Area Chamber hosts a Spring fundraiser. This event serves as our Annual Member Awards program that recognizes outstanding member businesses/business professionals who continually strive to support the Chamber and the community-at-large. This event also is designed to raise funds to support the Chamber’s scholarship funds; The Gregory A. Kidwell Scholarship Fund and the M. Joelle Khouzam Workforce Development Fund. Both funds support GHHS Students. This year’s Talk Derby to Me will take place on Saturday, May 2, 2015 There are several ways to support this event: Attend and encourage others to attend, sponsor the event or donate prizes with a minimum $25 value for individual race prizes. The Grandview Area Chamber is a 501(c)6 NotFor-Profit Organization. A portion of your donation may be tax deductible. Consult your accountant for qualifying donations. Federal Tax ID is 31-6059165.
Contact the chamber Kristy Etling, President Jamie Gentry, Vice President Curtis Onofri, Treasurer Laura Oldham, Secretary Michelle Wilson, Executive Director (614) 486-0196, mwilson@grandviewchamber.org
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ANNUAL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS The Grandview Area Chamber held their Annual Meeting at 775 Yard Street on the second floor on Thursday, Jan. 8. The Annual Meeting was generously sponsored by Nationwide and Nationwide Employee Benefits.
Nominating Committee Report A call for Board of Trustees candidates was distributed to the membership for one open board seat that was vacated in November, 2014. No nominations were received and the remainder of that board term remains open. It will now be filled by appointment from the Nominating Committee. This position will fill an un-expired term that will end on January 31, 2017.
Standing Committees
• Program Development-Maintains and develops programs and events that generate revenue. Programs and events include monthly luncheons and breakfasts, Annual Premier Event, Digfest, WE: Women Enriching Networking Events and The Taste of Grandview. This is an active committee that meets prior to the major events. You can volunteer to be available for one event or all events. • Economic Development-Engages in activities that affect the economic climate of the area, including attracting new businesses, fostering business retention and growth, and promoting workforce/career development in schools. Works with the City’s
2014 HIGHLIGHTS Membership
• Increased members by 10.07% • Member retention 89.28% • Redesign of the Chamber website in partnership with Starburst Media. •A dded new Supplemental Insurance program with Nationwide Employee Benefits • Instituted New Member Breakfasts, high attendance • Crossed the 300 member threshold •M onthly luncheons – attendance averaged 60 people each month •C o-hosted three Schmooza Palooza’s, Ohio Power Tool, Rock Solid Academy and Whole Foods •R ibbon Cuttings: Title Boxing, Zauber Brewing, Red Roof Inn, Panera Bread
Community & Misc Projects
• Chamber Challenge - Generated $75,000+ in donated product, service, and volunteer time from community and membership base. •P artnered with new Grandview Craft Beer Alliance to sponsor and promote High Gravity Hullaballoo and Summer Session events. • Talk Derby To Me - Member Awards and Scholarship Fundraising Event. •D irectory & Map- Negotiated a deal with ThisWeek Community News/ Dispatch Printing Co. to produce and deliver a full-size, full-color directory at no cost to the chamber. The last two editions (years 1 & 3) garnered national awards as “Best Community Directory.” •N ewsletter - Negotiated a deal with ThisWeek to produce a quarterly, ad-driven 8-page insert in the local paper. Increased distribution from membership only, to the entire Grandview community. •D igfest - In just four years, this event has tripled in size. That includes the amount of vendors, patrons, sponsorships and net income. •T aste of Grandview & Tailgate - Secured, for the first time in event history, two presenting sponsorships. •W orked in partnership with car2go to help secure their home base expansion into the Grandview/Marble Cliff communities. •W orked with and sponsored the Grandview Library’s fundraiser in May, the Chocolate Walk. •P artnered with First Community Church to produce a walking map of consignment shops in the area. •R estructured member benefits associated with the Executive Level Sponsors in an effort to better serve those members and ensure a higher ROI.
OUTLOOK FOR 2015 • Hold successful major events, with increased participation from the community and membership as well as increased net income: Gala, Digfest and Taste of Grandview Heights • Introduce new Sponsorship Level Membership • Introduce new benefit program with Nationwide Employee Benefits • I ntroduce new weekly e-blast template and standards for submitting info to be included in e-blast •F ocus on Economic Development and building relationships with local businesses and developers •C ontinue to deliver value to members and grow membership involvement
Economic Development Director and representatives from other municipalities. Organizes and orchestrates triannual Architectural Awards program. This committee meets on an as needed basis. • Marketing, Communications & Public Relations-Markets the Chamber to existing and potential members and the community at large through publications such as the Chamber newsletter in partnership with ThisWeek News, the website, social media outlets and the development of media relations (press releases, stories in newspapers and other publications). Responsible for the creation of marketing materials used to promote the
aforementioned efforts. The committee meets quarterly or on an as needed basis. • Membership-Focuses on membership retention and recruitment; delivery of existing benefits to members and development of new benefits based upon member needs/demand. Helps coordinate and plan networking events such as Business After Hours, quarterly New Member Breakfasts, ribbon cuttings. The committee meets as needed, but is asked to contact new members on a regular basis. If you are interested in volunteering for one of the above, please contact Michelle Wilson, Executive Directorat mwilson@grandviewchamber.org.
Getting the most from your membership Money-Saving Benefits: • Discounted Group Health Insurance through Anthem ChamberSaver Plan • Discounted Ancillary Employee benefits through Nationwide Employee Benefits • Discounted Workers’ Compensation Insurance Group Rating Plan through CompManagement • Discounted office supplies through OfficeMax/OfficeDepot Workplace Program • Discounted credit card processing/merchant services • Discounted membership with Experience Columbus • Member Discount Program partnership with the Columbus Young Professionals • Discounted subscriptions and advertising in Columbus Business First Pro-Business Advocacy and Community Involvement: • Strength of collective representation and influence • Strength of daily partnership with Destination Grandview • Current and active member with Chamber of Commerce Executives of Ohio • Current and active member with the Ohio Chamber of Commerce • Current and active member with Experience Columbus • Current and active member with American Chambers of Commerce Executives • Community Involvement via event volunteer opportunities Revenue Generating Benefits: • Consumer referrals to members • Discounted quarterly newsletter advertising opportunities • Chamber email blasts • Networking opportunities at monthly luncheons, Business After Hours and consignment shops in the area. • Restructured member benefits associated with the Executive Level Sponsors in an effort to better serve those members and ensure a higher ROI. Other Programs • Opportunity to earn recognition – Chamber Annual Award Presentations • New member referral bonus • Website advertising • Community Directory advertising – bi-annually • Sponsorship of luncheons, After-Hours events and new member breakfasts • Free website tools: Event postings, job postings, sales/specials and real-time site updates PLUS • Submit sales, special opportunities, member programs, etc. for weekly Good Stuff eblast • Link your website with your business listing on the chamber website at www.grandviewchamber.org: $25(annual fee) • Website banner advertising (Quarterly options only): $150 for horizontal (150 x 100 pixels), $225 for square (150 x 150 pixels), $300 for vertical (150 x 200 pixels) • Donating products and/or services: always needed for events, sponsorships, and monthly luncheons
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Call for nominations Grandview Area Chamber Members Appreciation Awards Nomination Form Deadline is April 15, 2014 Please email to: mwilson@grandviewchamber.org For each nomination you submit please include: Nominee name, business and your name and the reason for your nomination.
Most Involved Member of the Year This award recognizes a member who has contributed time and effort to the success of the Chamber and Chamber-related events. This can be an organization or an individual. Business must be a member of the Grandview Area Chamber. Nominee must currently be actively engaged in business. Award can be given for a specific accomplishment or for a pattern or record of Chamber contributions.
Community Service Award This award recognizes a corporation or business person in the Grandview area that made a significant contribution to the community’s quality of life through their business activities or the community activities that their business supports. The nominee can be an organization or an individual. Business must be located in the Grandview area and be one that has exhibited outstanding citizenship, service and contributions to the community. Nominees must be members of the Grandview Area Chamber, and must not currently be an elected public official.
Small Business Person of the Year This award recognizes the leader of a business or corporation in the Grandview area that has 10 employees or less and stands out by making valuable contributions to the community. Nominees cannot be part of a chain or franchise. The business must be a member of the Grandview Area Chamber.
The Meridian Award This award recognizes a selected business professional living or working in the Grandview area who has achieved a high degree of professional and business success, either through a single achievement, or through a pattern or record of consistent achievement. This person does not have to be a member of the Grandview Area Chamber.
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