Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce
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June 2012
Issue 48
Annual event expands …
The Taste of Upper Arlington expands to include “local music and local food” The Taste of Upper Arlington is this summer’s premier outdoor food festival showcasing the diversity of the Upper Arlington area dining community. The delicious array of food served at the Taste of UA is complemented by music and exciting activities for the whole family. For the past 19 years, Upper Arlington’s beautiful Northam Park has been the home to one of the area’s largest food festivals. “From that whirlwind beginning in 1993, the Taste of UA has continued to grow, becoming the versatile and very successful event that it is today because of the contribution by many in the community. The Taste of UA celebrates a “local taste” and serves as the foundation for a year-round community effort to nurture and grow our local area businesses,” said Becky Hajost, UA Chamber president. Brought to you by the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce (UAACC), the Taste of UA will be held on Thursday, August 9th from 3:30 pm – 8:30 pm come rain or shine. Festival attendees will be delighted by the tasty variety of food vendors participating in this year’s Taste of UA. Some of the returning food vendors include Dave’s Dogs and More, Schmidt’s of German Village, Giuseppe’s Italian Ice, City Barbecue, Leslie’s Creperie, The Wine Bistro, Mojo TaGo, Caffe DaVinci, and Great Harvest Bread Co. to name just a few. The Taste also will host several new food vendors this year including Nicola Restaurant and Bar, The Oilerie Columbus, Schakolad Chocolate Factory, Jimmy John’s Gourmet Subs and many more. While there will be new vendors and bands at this year’s Taste of UA, the festival will once again showcase specialty craft beers at the Bier Garden which is expanding in size this year, and a highlight of the festival is always the annual Taste of UA food contest in which all food vendors are invited to participate. Once again, the Buckeye Mobile Tour will bring the “Buckeye Experience” to the Taste by providing interactive games and inflatables that can be enjoyed by the whole family. “The Chamber would not be able to put on such a fabulous event without our extraordinary Chef sponsors – Fifth Third Bank and Arlington Urgent Care. We are also grateful for our Silver
A closer look Admission to the Taste of UA is free for the entire family. For more information, visit www.uachamber.org or call the Chamber at (614) 481-5710.
working together over the next few weeks to fill the remaining time slots. “We already have two-thirds of the festival filled with quality local musical acts…the music we have scheduled so far will range from the original post-grunge, Seattle sound of Central Planners to the classic rock covers and stage show of Good Company. And to cap off the event, attendees will
get to enjoy Grassinine who put on one of central Ohio’s premier mountain rock shows,” said music coordinator, Doug Ryan. Get ready for some great music and food. The musical acts currently scheduled are as follows: 3:30 – 5:00 TBD 5:00 – 6:00 Central Planners – www.centralplanners.com
6:00 – 7:00 Good Company – www.myspace.com/goodcompanyrock 7:15 – 8:30 Grassinine – www. grassinine.com Admission to the Taste of UA is free for the entire family. For more information, visit www.uachamber.org or call the Chamber at 614.481.5710.
Spoon sponsors – KeyBank, TriVillage Magazine, Yard Solutions, Wow! Internet, Cable and Phone, and National Church Residences at First Community Village,” said Charlie Groezinger, Taste of UA Chair and owner of SGO Designer Glass. Do You Want To Be A Food Judge? New: We are excited to announce that one lucky person will be chosen to sit on the food judging panel. All you have to do is contact the Chamber and submit your name and contact information. Your name will be entered into a random drawing. The winner will be notified on Thursday, August 2nd. The competition winner will join a panel of celebrity food judges to taste and judge the food submitted by participating vendors in three judging categories: appetizer, entrée and dessert. Entertainment Although the UAACC has always had entertainment at the Taste of U.A., this will be the first year for what is shaping up to be a home-grown music festival. Acts will start as early as 3:30 pm on Thursday, August 9, 2012 at the west end of Northam Park. VMS/Vaughan Music Studios is the official music sponsor of the Taste of UA, and will manage the music production and programming during the event. VMS is a music instruction, performance and recording studio. Lessons are offered in guitar, bass, piano, voice, songwriting, performance focus, recording, and artist development. “We are very excited to be a sponsor and to support local music. There’s so much talent in the community, and we are happy to be able to provide a stage for one of the most enjoyable annual community events of Upper Arlington,” says Owner, Cindy Vaughan. VMS and the Chamber will be
Taste of Upper Arlington 2011 (Top) Guests enter the festival. (Left) Tony Maccaluso family posed with Brutus. (Below) Guests enjoy the Bier Garden, which is expanding in size for 2012.
Inside this issue You Legal Questions Answered . . . . .2
Board members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
From a Members Perspective . . . . . .3
Premiere Chamber Members . . . . . . .2
New Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
And more …
Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Featured Chamber Member . . . . . . . .4
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Chamber Premiere members Amitai Sela Photography Anthem Agent - Sherri Sands The Arlington Bank Arlingworth Home Care AT&T Ohio Bryan B. Johnson, Attorney at Law Capaldo Construction Dinsmore & Shohl LLP - Legal Counsel DOUG RYAN ; Douglas Real Estate Fifth Third Bank - Fishinger Rd First Community Village The Forum at Knightsbridge Good Energy HHH CPA Group, LLC Huntington National Bank Info Depot KeyBank Ladies Explorer Club LLC Mary L Dauberman Professional In Home Care National Church Residences Net Point Marketing, LLC Newhouse, Prophater, Letcher & Moots, LLC Pacific Eatery & Catering PNC Bank Premier at Sawmill Athletic Club Raymond James & Associates RE/MAX Premier Choice Realtors - Lustnauer RE/MAX Premier Choice Realtors - Toothman Resource Development Group Schindler & Adams, CPAs Scioto Country Club Servpro of Upper Arlington SGO Designer Glass Sport Clips ThisWeek in Upper Arlington Tom & Jerry Auto Service Upper Arlington City Schools Upper Arlington Veterinary Hospital Whetstone Gardens and Care Center
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Your Legal Questions Answered By Bryan B. Johnson, Attorney at Law
What are financial and healthcare Powers of Attorney, and a Living Will, and do I really need any of them? These are legal documents that are relatively easy and inexpensive to prepare, and, yes, most people want, need, and will benefit from them. A financial Power of Attorney is a legal document you sign in which you appoint someone, usually a spouse or child, to handle your finances if you are ever temporarily or permanently unable to handle them yourself. Typically this would be in the event of a catastrophic debilitating medical event such as a stroke which leaves you temporarily unable to sign your checks, but could also be in the event of a catastrophic event which leaves you unconscious or comatose. This Power of Attorney would allow your appointed person to then sign your checks to pay your bills if you are unable. And, since you decide what terms to include in the Power of Attorney, you decide just how much authority to give this person to handle your finances if you are unable. A healthcare Power of Attorney is also a legal document you sign in which you appoint someone, again usually a spouse or child, to make your healthcare decisions for you if you are ever temporarily or permanently unable to make those decisions yourself. Again, this would typically be in the event of a catastrophic debilitating
medical event such as a stroke which leaves you temporarily unable to make informed decisions about your healthcare, but could also be in the event you are rendered unconscious or comatose. This Power of Attorney would allow your appointed person to discuss your medical condition with healthcare providers, make decisions regarding your healthcare, and consent to your medical treatment. Again, since you decide what terms to include in this Power of Attorney, you decide just how much authority to give this person to make your healthcare decisions if you are unable.
A Living Will is also a legal document you sign, but in it you specifically instruct your medical providers and family members what type of medical care you want to receive if you are ever unable to express your wishes. This would also be in the event you are rendered permanently unconscious and in a terminal medical condition. Most people direct in their Living Will that if they are ever in this condition that they want only that level of care necessary to keep them comfortable and pain free, and not any heroic short term treatment.
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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
Judges sample treats from local restaurants at the 2011 Taste of Upper Arlington
FROM A MEMBER’S PERSPECTIVE
Schmidt’s Restaurant and Sausage House For the past five years, Schmidt’s Restaurant and Sausage House has been a mainstay of the Taste of Upper Arlington. Attendees of the 19th Annual Taste of UA will once again get to feast on Schmidt’s legendary delectables such as their Bratwursts, Bahama Mama’s and those divine Jumbo Cream Puffs. Owner Andy Schmidt says that “the Schmidt family grew up in UA on Brandon Road and participating in the Taste is like a coming home party for the fourth-generation family members
“The Schmidt family grew up in UA on Brandon Road and participating in the Taste is like a coming home party for the fourth-generation family members who work at the [booth].” – ANDY SCHMIDT Owner, Schmidt’s who work at the [booth]. Having had a restaurant on Henderson Road back
in the 90’s, we still have lots of fans that know Schmidt’s and visit us down in German Village so our lines at the Taste are normally, extremely long.” “The Schmidt’s Cream Puff won best dessert last year [in the Taste of UA food contest]. It’s incredible how receptive the judges where when we offered them all our Puff for a Year Gift Certificates,” Schmidt joked. “Schmidt’s is looking forward to a great Taste again in 2012!” And so is the Chamber.
THE MARKETS
Is there a bubble in the bond market?
As you know, interest rates are near record lows and that hurts savers who were used to receiving relatively high and mostly risk-free income on their savings. For example, back in 2007, 10-year Treasuries yielded about 5 percent, according to the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Last week, the yield was down to about 1.6 percent. Since bond prices move inversely to yield, this means as yields moved to near record lows, bond prices moved to near record highs. And, now, some analysts are asking if bond prices have reached bubble territory, according to Bloomberg. One of the most recent clear-cut cases of a bubble was the technology boom of the late 1990s. Unfortunately, that was followed by the technology stock bust of the early 2000s. You may recall that bubble was based on greed as investors clamored to get in on the internet frenzy and make some “easy” money. But, today’s peak in the bond market is just the opposite. It’s based on fear, not greed. Due to economic uncertainty, investors have jumped into bonds to preserve their money and this fear-based demand for bonds has pushed prices up and yields down, according to Bloomberg. So, can a bubble be based on fear or are bubbles just reserved for greeddriven extremes? In reality, we’re not as concerned about the definition of the bubble as we are about the possible unwinding of the bubble. The technology bubble of the late 1990s and the strong bond market of today are great examples of two things that can drive markets to extremes – greed and fear. In the end, whether driven by greed or fear, extreme move-
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Doug Ryan, Chair Douglas Real Estate, Inc. Edie Blough, Vice Chair, Membership Title First Agency Rich Dumas, Vice Chair, Finance HHH CPA Group Tony Macaluso, Vice Chair, Business Advocacy Macaluso Landscaping Co. Ltd. Wes Newhouse, Vice Chair Economic Development, Newhouse, Prophater, Letcher & Moots Peter Hahn, Vice Chair, Legal Dinsmore & Shohl Don Leach, Outgoing Chair Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Trustees Janet Boissy, Indus Hotels Daniel Casey, Focus Becky Converse, The Forum at Knightsbridge Jeff Danizer, Edward Jones Investments Kathy Gill, 1st Vice Chair, Retail The Publishing Group Chris Graff, Ray Insurance Agency, Inc. Charles Groezinger, SGO Designer Glass Jim Hyre of Hyre & Associates Chris Miller, Asst. Vice Chair, Secretary The Arlington Bank Andy Mills, 1st Vice Chair Contential Realty Chris Scott, Business Retention, Capital Mediation Roy Smoot of PNC Bank Susan Toothman, Chair Ambassador Re/Max, Premier Choice Realtors Jonathan Varner of Jonathan Varner & Associates Donna Vorce of First Impressions Chip Ashby, Nationwide Insurance UAACC staff Becky A. Hajost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .President Elizabeth Krause . . . . . Administrative Event Coordinator Debbie Segor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Membership Director Reg Warner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chief Financial Officer
Weekly Focus Think About It…
“Individuals who cannot master their emotions are ill-suited to profit from the investment process.” — BENJAMIN GRAHAM, investment manager, author, Warren Buffett mentor ments in the financial market tend to eventually reverse themselves and revert back to the mean. Our job as your financial advisor is to acknowledge these emotions, but not get caught up in them. We do our best to remain rationale and analytical in the face of
greed and fear so we can do the best job possible in helping you plan for your financial future. Best regards, Jim Hyre, CFP® Registered Principal
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Wes Newhouse, a founding partner at the law firm of Newhouse, Prophater, Letcher and Moots (NPLM), serves on the Chamber’s board of directors and leads the Business Development committee. Newhouse believes that “networking has its place, but it is overemphasized. What is truly beneficial is actually getting to know people at something more than a single event. Once of the advantages of being a Chamber member is that I have had the chance to truly get to know, on a fairly accelerated basis, some of the owners and operators of small businesses and leaders in the community, political and otherwise.” As chair of the Business Development committee, Newhouse’s role is to facilitate the implementation of programs that the Chamber’s board has determined to be beneficial to members. According to Newhouse, “the Ask the Expert program has been a very good opportunity to provide members with helpful information to our members. [The program] helps
A closer look NPLM is located at 5025 Arlington Center Ct., Suite 400, UA 43220. You can visit their website at www.nplmlaw.com. For more information about the Business Advisory program, contact the Chamber at 481-5710.
encourage small businesses to locate to Upper Arlington. It assists our existing membership by giving them insights into some fairly complicated business issues and that in turn helps us retain businesses as both members of the Chamber and in our community.” As part of the Businesses Development committee, Newhouse also is part of the team that oversees the Chamber’s Business Advisory (BA) program which provides business consulting services to Classic and Pre-
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mier-level members. Newhouse believes that “the BA program has been an opportunity for [the Chamber] so far. It’s a very helpful way, at no cost to members, to obtain information that could help members get their businesses established and running which is just a vitally important thing during the first few months of getting their business going. The Chamber’s program serves as a place that business starts up can turn to guide them through the difficult start-up process.” Newhouse says that he wants “to help bring some of the organizational skills that I have, and ability to perhaps set priorities and set focus. I want to try to bring that to the Chamber and see what I can contribute.” NPLM is located at 5025 Arlington Center Ct., Suite 400, UA 43220. You can visit their website at www.nplmlaw.com. For more information about the Business Advisory program, contact the Chamber at 481-5710.
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Calendar of events Ask the Experts
“Becoming Strategically Social”Join us as speaker Sara Smith from Gut Check Analytics discusses creating relevance, developing tactical strategies, and streamlining the management of your company’s social media presence Where: Tech Columbus, 1275 Kinnear Road, Columbus, OH 43212 When: Wednesday, July 11, 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Registration: Pre-registration is required, $15/members $20/nonmembers (includes lunch)
UA Young Professionals Happy Hour
Join the Upper Arlington Young Professionals for networking, food, and drink. Some appetizers will be provided. Where: La Chatelaine, 1550 W. Lane Ave., Upper Arlington, OH 43221 When: Thursday, July 19, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Early Morning Networking
Make connections. Get involved. Come network in the morning with members of the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce! Meet new people. Maintain relationships. Generate new business. Where: La Chatelaine, 1550 W. Lane Ave., Upper Arlington, OH 43221 When: Friday, July 20, 7:45 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.
Afternoon Business Network Exchange Make connections. Get involved. Afternoon lunch networking with 30+ local business professionals. Fun, food and connections!
Where: Aoi Blue Bar, 878 Bethel Rd., Columbus, Oh 43214 When: Wednesday, July 25, 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Registration: Pre-registration required, $12/members $15/nonmembers
17th Annual Taste of UA
Business Expo meets Community Festival! Experience food, music and much more. It is a great place for friends, family, and to meet local businesses. Where: Northam Park - at the corner of Northam and Tremont Rd., Upper Arlington, OH 43220 When: Thursday, August 9th, 2012, 3:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Free to get in, open to the public. For many opportunities to sponsor, go to www.uachamber.org.
UA Young Professionals Happy Hour
Join the Upper Arlington Young Professionals for networking, food, and drink. Some appetizers will be provided. Where: TBD When: Thursday, August 16, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Early Morning Networking
Make connections. Get involved. Come network in the morning with members of the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce! Meet new people. Maintain relationships. Generate new business. Where: La Chatelaine, 1550 W. Lane Ave., Upper Arlington, OH 43221 When: Friday, August 17, 7:45 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.
Afternoon Business Network Exchange Make connections. Get involved. Afternoon lunch networking with 30+ local business professionals. Fun, food and connections!
Where: TBD When: Wednesday, August 22, 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Registration: Pre-registration required, $12/members $15/nonmembers Contact admin@uachamber.org or (614) 481-5710 to register for events.
Contact admin@uachamber.org or (614) 481-5710 to register for events.
Business brief Did you know that you receive a discount by just being a UA Chamber member? That’s right, just because you are a member you get 20% off the rental cost of any event at The Depot Conference Center! We have openings for parties, training classes, and retreats in July and
Chamber Business Networking Lunch Exchange at the Rusty Bucket. Come join us the 4th Wednesday each month!
August. Contact Tim Baltzell at (614) 324-5945 to book your event today! Thank you, Tim Baltzell, Operations The Depot Conference Center (614) 324-5945
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New Chamber members MEMBER NAME
CONTACT
PHONE/WEBSITE
ADDRESS
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Christina Ciani
(614) 398-1932
PO Box 20811 Columbus, OH 43220
“Internet Address Books: Internet Organization from A ~ Z! Usernames, Passwords, Websites and Notes. UA logos, customized cover art with our designs or yours. Showcase your business, school, brand or client’s new home! Perfect for non-profits and other groups, too. Wholesale and fundraising discounts available. Long & Wilcox, LLC
Brendan Murray
(614) 949-5780 www.longandwilcox.com
3100 Tremont Rd., Suite 200 Columbus, OH 43221
Brendan Murray is a Commercial Sales and Leasing Agent for Long & Wilcox. His expertise includes consultation of existing lease agreements, negotiation of new lease agreements and helping businesses find new space. He will be working alongside Broker and President, Bob Long. For assistance with your medical or office lease please call Brendan Murray at 614-949-5780 Amitai Sela Photography
Amitai Sela
(614) 398-1264 www.amitaiselaphotography.com
7395 Fairfield Lakes Dr. Powell, OH 43065
Amitai Sela Photography is a full-service photography business. We specialize in weddings as well as newborn photography, but can photograph just about anything. We offer event, portraiture, professional (head shots), real estate, and product photography. Our expert team is here to take care of all your photography needs. RE/MAX Premier Choice
Barbara Richardson
(614) 596-1966 www.BarbaraRichardsonTeam.com
1580 London Dr. Columbus, OH 43221
Northwest Title
Marisa Webb
(614) 451-6313 www.nwtitle.com
5055 Dierker Rd. Columbus, OH 43220
Codegin, LLC
Scott Preston
(614) 853-3934 www.codegin.com
1432 W. 1st Ave. Columbus, OH 43212
Columbus Food Adventures
Bethia Woolf
(614) 440-3177 www.foodadventures.com
Columbus Food Adventures is a food tour company offering a variety of walking and van-based food tours. Itineraries included German Village, The Short North, Taco Trucks, Dessert and Ethnic dining. Food tours are a delicious way to explore the city and try new restaurants. Columbus Food Adventures offers weekly scheduled tours and private dining events for all occasions and corporate groups.
More fun from the Taste of UA 2011. Don’t miss this year’s event 3:30 to 8:30 p.m., August 9 at Northam Park
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(First row, L to R): Debbie Segor (Chamber Membership Director), Frank Ciotola (Mayor), Becky Hajost (Chamber President), Melissa Ingwersen (Central Ohio District President), Bryan Hill (Branch Manager), Katie Welsh, Susan Ozmeral, Jessica Nixon and Wendy Sues and Deb Dolbow. (Second row, L to R): Brandon Craig, Andy Grooms, and Jeff Scholl (Area Retail Leader) from Key Bank. Chamber members are Joe Cape, Edie Blough (Chamber Executive Board), Doug Ryan (Chamber Chairman), and Susan Toothman (Chamber Board Trustee).
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