HILLIARD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BUSINESS MONTHLY
Issue 16
September 2011
TASTE OF HILLIARD
Alex Fischer to speak at Chamber luncheon Sept. 16 Alex Fischer, president and CEO of the Columbus Partnership will be the speaker for the Friday, Sept. 16, chamber luncheon at the Heritage Golf Club, 3525 Heritage Club Drive in Hilliard. The Columbus Partnership, is a civic organization of Columbus, Ohio's top business leaders formed in 2002 to improve the economic and cultural base of Central Ohio. Fischer has helped to spearhead the Columbus2020! Project, a comprehensive economic development strategy for the region to grow 180,000 net new jobs, increase personal in-
come by 40 percent, and make Columbus a top ten city in economic development in the nation. Columbus2020! is focused on Alex Fischer four core pillars of economic development: 1. Retain and expand the companies and industries that call Central Ohio home today.
2. Attract major employers to establish operations in Central Ohio. 3. Create more commercial enterprises by leveraging the region’s research assets and entrepreneurs. 4. Improve the civic infrastructure and political conditions that enhance the economic development environment. Reservations are required and need to be made by Tuesday, Sept. 13, by calling the chamber office at (614) 876-7666, or by e-mail at info@ hilliardchamber.org. The cost is $18 for chamber members and $21 for guests.
Hilliard Women in Business
Sept. 20 luncheon to feature Maj. Gen. Deborah A. Ashenhurst Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Deborah A. Ashenhurst will be the speaker for the Sept. 20 Hilliard Women in Business luncheon. Maj. Gen. Ashenhurst assumed the post on Jan. 10, 2011, as the 81st Ohio adjutant general, Ohio’s first female adjutant general and the first female general officer for the Ohio National Guard. She currently oversees the five brigades of the Ohio Army National Guard, four wings and eight geograph-
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Nick Costello of Heritage Golf Club uses a torch to put the final touches on a vanilla bean creme brulee during the second annual Taste of Hilliard and Business Expo at the Makoy Center on Aug. 10. See story, page 6.
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ically separated units of the Ohio Air National Guard, a brigade-structured civil support organization of the Ohio Military Reserve and a ship’s company in the Ohio Naval Militia. She holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of the State of New York. Maj. Gen. Deborah A. Her professional military edAshenhurst ucation includes the engineer officer basic course, the army medical officer advance course, the military personnel officer course, Command and General Staff College, the adjutant general pre-command course, the Air Force War
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Hollyfest Scholarship
Auction scheduled for Friday, Nov. 4 The 29th Annual Hollyfest Scholarship Auction will be held on Friday, Nov. 4, at the Makoy Center. The Hollyfest Scholarship Foundation provides the largest local scholarships totaling $31,000, including an $8,000 scholarship payable over four years to three Hilliard graduates, one from each high school. A one-time $2,000 scholarship is also provided to a student from each high school and a $1,000 grant is awarded to a Hilliard student who at-
SEPT. 20 Continued from page 1 College, the Army War College, and the joint task force commander training course. She holds certification as a certified defense financial manager with acquisition certification. Maj. Gen. Ashenhurst will speak about her experience including overcoming struggles while rising to the top in a man’s world. While the emphasis of these luncheons is geared more towards women, everyone is welcome to attend. Reservations are required and need to be made by Friday, Sep. 16. To register, visit the chamber’s website at www.hilliardchamber.org or call the chamber office at (614) 876-7666. The cost to attend is $18 for chamber members and $21 for guests.
tends Tolles Career & Technical School. People in the community and schools will again donate artwork to the auction this year. This opportunity is open to all local artists and students from the high school. A total of 90 items will be accepted for the art show. Two-dimensional work (i.e. paintings, prints and photography) should be matted for presentation. Mediums may include — but are not limited to — oil, photography, sculp-
It’s not too late to sign up Would you or someone in your business like to enhance leadership skills, broaden networks, expand knowledge of the city and be apart of a project for the good of the community? Then please sign up to be a member of 2011-12 class of Leadership Hilliard program. There is still time to sign up. Please call the chamber office at (614) 8767666. You will be glad you did.
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ture, pottery, print, watercolor, chalk, torn paper, and ink. Canvas artwork may be unframed, but limited to a size of five feet wide. Artwork must be dropped off at the Hilliard Chamber of Commerce on or before Oct. 1. The form to donate can be found on the chamber website at www.hilliardchamber.org. Items are also needed for the silent auction. A variety of items are being sought — from electronics, tickets to performances or sporting events, jew-
elry, experiences, etc. Monetary donations can also be made and items will be purchased in the name of your business. All donors will be recognized in the evening’s program; on a card next to the auction item; in the Chamber newsletter; and in an ad in a local newspaper thanking donors. A reverse raffle will also be part of the evening’s activities. It’s a fastpaced opportunity to walk away with some cash in your pocket right before the holidays.
Sponsorship opportunities are also available for special recognition, including a corporate table of 10 seats. Please contact the chamber for more information on the Hollyfest Auction. We need our community’s help to provide a quality auction to benefit our scholarship program. Please consider providing an auction item or making a donation. Mark your calendars. We hope to see you there Nov. 4. The auction is open to the public.
Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce 4081 Main Street, Hilliard, OH 43206-1435 Phone: 614-876-7666, Fax: 614-876-3113 E-mail: info@hilliardchamber.org www.hilliardchamber.org Officers Heather Keck of Bowen & Keck Attorneys at Law Jeremy Felix of PNC Bank Rich Capuano of Credit Union of Ohio Carrie Stanley-Davis, Nationwide Insurance
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Board of Directors Tom Baker of Baker & Associates Insurance Agency Steve Bunyard of OhioHealth Dennis Gongwer of ProForma Graphic Impressions 2 Shawn McCabe of McCabe PrintWorks Bonnie Nyikes of Prudential Calhoon Company Realtors Cindy Seitz of Rosati Windows Jean Sickles of Premier Chiropractic Center of Mill Run Brian Wilson of Hilliard City Schools
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Chair’s perspective
Chair shares her thoughts on what makes Hilliard great “We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow man.” — Herman Melville. And, as Mr. Melville succinctly states, I submit that a thousand fibers connect us as a community. Each label that we carry — of “PTO president” or “township trustee” or “father and husband” — are interconnected to create what we can take a step back and see as “Hilliard.” This town was recently named the recipient of a pretty cool award, by being recognized as one of Ohio’s best hometowns by Ohio Magazine. I don’t know what the award judges looked for in making their determinations (I’m guessing it’s not the absence of orange barrels), but I know
what I think makes Hilliard great: • Strong neighborhood relationships: Neighbors pull together to help others in need without a second thought; neighbors create monthly dinner parties to spend time together and enjoy themselves (I’ve even heard of a neighborhood that
has an annual Olympics); neighbors band together to right a wrong. Good neighbors are a sign of a good community. • Strong schools: A good school district is a mandatory component of a community. Property values are maintained, HEATHER athletic teams provide a sense of pride, and businesses are atKECK tracted. Another exciting announcement for Hilliard this week — our district received an Excellent with Distinction ranking for the fourth year in a row. • Strong business base: Successful businesses are good community partners. They provide
goods and services, contribute to local charities and initiatives and create jobs. We are lucky to have businesses that contribute so much to our community and one that comes to mind most often is Chick-fil-A on Hilliard-Rome Road. Tom Minturn, the former owner, is leaving Hilliard to move to West Virginia and get married. The entire community will miss his substantial involvement. Thanks, Tom, and good luck! It takes a community to make a town great. So, say hi to your neighbors, support your schools, shop at some local businesses and be a proud resident of one of Ohio’s best hometowns! Heather Keck is the chair of Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Two new businesses now open in Hilliard area We were excited to have two ribbon-cuttings ceremonies for two new local businesses. ImmediaDent is located at 5261 Nike Station Way (off Hilliard Rome Road behind Key Bank). They are open seven days a week from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. and offer a full range of dental and denture services. They are there when you need them and no appointment is necessary. AT&T celebrated the grand opening of their new high tech store with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 12 at 1545 Hilliard Rome Road. The store offers a unique way for customers to interact with and shop for a wide array of communications and entertainment services including a hands-on demonstration area to engage customers and provide a “try before you buy” service exJim Ferrell, founder of ImmediaDent, and his employees are ready to cut the ribbon. perience.
Chamber board endorses Issue 7 At the August meeting of the board of directors for Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce, the members voted to endorse Issue 7, which would provide money to fund the Hilliard City School District for the next few years. The board cited that one of the strengths of a strong business community is based on the strength of the schools. The Hilliard City Schools has achieved Excellent With Distinction for the fourth year in a row. The board encourages everyone to become informed on the issue.
Member anniversaries The Chamber would like to recognize our members who have continually supported the purpose of the chamber and its activities. The following members have invested in the chamber for ten or more years as of September 2011: 22 years Thomas S. Rankin, DDS 20 years Hilliard-Rome Chiropractic and Rehab Co., P.C. – Dr. Greg Richards 17 years Coles & Associates LLC, CPAs – Laura Coles 13 years Comfort Suites – Tyrone Morton 11 years Central Ohio Transit Authority – Belinda Taylor
Members bits • The Citizens/Champaign Bank was selected as one of the 2011 Best Employers in Ohio. The Best Employers in Ohio program is designed to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in Ohio. • AAA is moving to a new location at 1513 Hilliard Rome Road on Sept. 12.
State Rep. Cheryl Grossman (R-Grove City) and State Sen. Jim Hughes (R-Columbus) attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony with David Kandel, AT&T; and chamber representatives.
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Hilliard Welfare Council gets new name The nonprofit Hilliard Welfare Council has changed its name to the Hilliard Community Assistance Council (HCAC). The council's newly comprised six-member board felt the former name was outdated. The organization will continue to operate the Hilliard Food
Pantry, utility-assistance program and a holiday program that provides children with gifts and families with groceries for a holiday meal in December. However, the HCAC will broaden its assistance to people in the Hilliard City School District.
The organization also plans to increase its fundraising efforts and to secure a larger space for the pantry. The HCAC also has a newly designed website, www.hcacoh.org and www.hilliardfoodpantry.com that can take online donations.
Calendar of events Friday, Sept. 9 Morning Business Network Exchange Chick-fil-A 1988 Hilliard Rome Road 8 – 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16 Chamber Luncheon
Heritage Golf Club 3525 Heritage Club Drive 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20 Hilliard Women in Business Luncheon Heritage Golf Club 3525 Heritage Club Drive
11:15 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 Hollyfest Scholarship Auction Makoy Center 5462 Center Street Beginning at 6 p.m.
New Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce members Ange’s Pizza Lynda Saltsman 2149 Hilliard Rome Road Hilliard, OH 43026 (614) 777-9680 www.angespizza.com Home of the Chicago Deep Dish Pizza that won best entrée at this years Taste of Hilliard, open 7 days a week with delivery. We’re the first franchise that is family owned. Making great pizza, subs, salads and appetizers since 1953. We take pride in the fact that dough and sauce are homemade.
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Taste of Hilliard & Business Expo a success The second annual Taste of Hilliard & Business Expo was held at the Makoy Center on Aug. 10. Over 1,000 people attended and the feedback about the event from those who had booths and those who attended has been electric. We had door prizes from our vendors during the night’s festivities given out to the public and one lucky person was the winner of $150. We had four celebrity judges tasting the food that the restaurants provided and the winners were: Best appetizer: Heritage Golf Club – Jumbo Crabcakes Best entrée: Ange’s Pizza – Chicago Stuffed Pizza Best dessert: Heritage Golf Club – Vanilla Crème Brulee
Thank you to our celebrity judges (pictured below, left): U. S. Rep. Steve Stivers (R-Columbus), Judge Charles Schneider of the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, Chief David Long of the Norwich Township Fire Department and Rich Capuano, CEO of Credit Union of Ohio. Thank you as well to the committee
who planned the event: Shawn McCabe of McCabe Printworks, chair of the Taste of Hilliard. Other committee members included: Tom Baker, Baker & Associates Insurance Agency; Jill Gerschutz, Credit Union of Ohio; Tammy Jo Hale, Champaign Bank; Heather Keck, Bowen & Keck Attorneys at Law; Linda Millisor, Makoy
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to vote for their favorite food and the results were: Best appetizer: Applebee’s – Wonton Taco Best entrée (ended in a tie): Makoy Center – Prime Rib Jet’s Pizza - Pizza Best Dessert: Heritage Golf Club – The public also had the opportunity Vanilla Crème Brulee
(Left) The celebrity judges for the Taste of Hilliard: (Seated L to R)Congressman Steve Stivers, Norwich Township Fire Chief Dave Long, (Standing L to R) Rich Capuano, CEO Credit Union of Ohio, Judge Charles Schneider. (Above) The staff from Heritage Golf Club hold the awards for the best appetizer and best dessert as they stand with the Taste of Hilliard judges and chamber of commerce chair Heather Keck. Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Business Monthly is a special advertising supplement to ThisWeek Community Newspapers. Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Business Monthly is not
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Taste of Hilliard & Business Expo a success Continued from page 6 We are most appreciative of the businesses and restaurants that made this event the success it was. Business vendors: AAA; Active Travel; American General Life and Accident; An Occasional Florist; Anthem; Apollo Pro Cleaning; AT&T Mobility; Baker & Associates Insurance Agency; Banyan Tree Rehabilitation; Bella Capelli Salone & Day Spa; Buck and Sons Landscape Service, Inc.; Buckeye Nissan; Camp Bow Wow; Champaign Bank; Christian Credit Out Reach, Inc.; CME Federal Credit Union; Credit Union of Ohio; Darby Glenn Nursing & Rehabilitation Center; David Stanley & Associates, Inc./Nationwide Insurance; DogWatch Hidden Fences of Columbus; Edward Jones; FASTSIGNS Hilliard; First Service Federal Credit Union; Hilliard City Schools; Hilliard-Rome Chiropractic and Rehab Co., P.C.; Holkenborg Design and Landscape, LLC; JanPro Cleaning Systems; KEMBA Financial Credit Union; Latona Chiropractic & Rehab Center, LLC; Lighthouse Family Chiropractic; Mayfair
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Introducing the new Hilliard AAA location! Come to the new Hilliard AAA location and experience the Explore Store concept. This enhanced in-store experience is designed to help you get the most from your membership. Browse travel materials for ideas, grab a map or Tourbook before heading out of town or speak to one our travel or insurance agents. Our new location will be opening on Monday, September 12th and is located at 1513 Hilliard Rome Rd. in front of Meijer’s. Please join us for our grand opening on Wednesday, September 28th where the first 50 visitiors will receive a free Emergency Roadside Kit.
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Village; Mill Run Gardens & Care Center; Nikworks, LLC; Ohio State Bookkeeping, LLC; Parkside Children’s Montessori, Inc.; Paychex, Inc.; Pella Windows and Doors; Power Shack Fitness Center; Rider Financial Group; SBS Management, LLC; Security Plus Insurance; Stephanie Sabado – Lia Sophia Independent Consultant and Unit Leader; Sunset Cemetery; The Columbus Dispatch; ThisWeek Community Newspapers; Traditions at Mill Run; Vector Security, Inc.; and Your Complete Web Presence. Restaurant vendors: Ange’s Pizza; Applebee’s Hilliard; Courtyard by Marriott Columbus West; Cupcake Yum.Yum; Dave & Buster’s Hilliard; Flyers Pizza & Subs; Heritage Golf Club; Hooters of Hilliard; Jed’s Fireballs & Brew; Jet’s Pizza; Kitamu Coffee; Makoy Center; Old Bag of Nails; Otie’s Tavern & Grill; Panera Bread; Papa John’s Pizza; Raising Cane’s; Rusty Bucket Dublin; Sam’s Club; Sports on Tap; Sunny Street Café; Texas Roadhouse; The Olive Tree Café; and Tim Hortons Mill Run.
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