Dublin Chamber March/April Newsletter 2024

OFFICERS

President — Mark Flesch

Gordon Flesch Company Inc.

President Elect — Lisa Gutierrez

Dos Hermanos Taco Truck LLC

Vice President — Alicia Nesline Shaw

Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP

Treasurer — Greg Lesperance

Veeva Systems

Chief Operating Officer — Jennifer Amorose Dublin Chamber of Commerce

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Scott Arthur

IGS Energy

Joelle Brock

Leading EDJE LLC

Paul G. Ghidotti

The Daimler Group, Inc.

Adam Holderman

The Holderman Group

Aaron Kale

The Wendy's Company

Kyle Lugg

PNC Bank

John Marschhausen, PhD

Dublin City Schools, Ex-officio

Hollis Mignogno

Cardinal Health

Asch Mikhail

Sunny Street Café

Brad Moore, DDS

Smiley Dental Group

Megan O'Callaghan

City of Dublin, Ex-officio

Melissa Reilly

Quantum Health

Cherie Smith

OhioHealth

ADVERTISING

Advertising in this publication is available only to member businesses. Ad sizes range from business card: 3.5” wide x 2” tall; to half page - with bleed: 8.5” wide x 5.25” tall; to full page - with bleed 8.5” wide x 11” tall (for bleeds, add 1/8” to all sides). For more information about these opportunities or to discuss online, social media or other marketing programs, contact the Dublin Chamber at 614-889-2001.

President’s Message

President’s Message

Dear Dublin Chamber Members, Spring is always a busy time of year for the Chamber, and this year is no exception. We’re gearing up now for some exciting events on the calendar, and we hope you can join us for them.

We’re enormously proud of the work that Chamber members and staff do to make sure these important events go off without a hitch. Here’s a look at some of the dates you should mark on your calendar for the coming months:

• Dublin Job, Career and Internship Fair on April 4 is a great chance for businesses to meet local high school students – over 800 attended last year – and share information about full-time, part-time, seasonal and internship positions.

• Dublin Off the Clock: After Hours on April 16 presents the opportunity to meet our 2024 Businessperson of the Year, Dr. Jeff Holowicki of Smiley Dental Group, while enjoying networking and refreshments at Leading EDJE. You can also learn more about Jeff on page 4 of this issue.

• Dublin Corporate Charity Cup on June 20 and 21 is right around the corner, too, giving businesses throughout Dublin a chance to compete in a variety of fitnessfocused, team-building competitions while benefiting local charities.

Of course, it’s not just Chamber staff and event organizers who are hard at work right now. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the dedicated and diligent work of our 2024 Leadership Dublin class, which is now in the midst of coordinating this year’s Community Service Day. This is a fantastic event that brings together volunteers of all ages to make a difference in the community – for residents in need, for older adults, for Dublin City Schools and for local nonprofits – and it’s scheduled for May 4 this year.

And while our current Leadership Dublin class is doing that, they’re also putting together their class projects, benefiting such local organizations as OhioHealth, Dublin Youth Athletics, the Dublin Historical Society and the Glitter Girls Guild. We’re always impressed with the work of Leadership Dublin, and I have no doubt we’ll be impressed this year, too.

We hope to see you at these great upcoming Chamber events, and are looking forward to watching members and the Dublin business community at work over these next few months.

Best Regards,

Mark Flesch

President

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

2024 Dublin Chamber of Commerce

Corporate Charity Cup

Brought to you by Cardinal Health, OhioHealth, Dublin Chamber, the City of Dublin and Dublin City Schools

Are you ready for some healthy competition? Fitness, team-building and friendly competition are at the heart of the two-day Corporate Charity Cup. All you need to do is put together a team and sign up via the Dublin Chamber of Commerce website. Give your employees a chance to support the community and stay healthy in the process through a series of fun competitions!

There are three Corporate Charity Cup divisions, based on the number of employees at each organization. Teams will take part in challenges including:

• Cornhole • Kickball • Soccer • Basketball Relay race

• Football toss • Yoga • Volleyball • Pickleball

The deadline to register your team is Monday, April 1, so there’s still time to sign up. Don’t miss out on a great opportunity to test your team’s competitive mettle while supporting local charities!

Register by April 1 at DublinChamber.org/CharityCup24

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Thursday, June 20

4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Marriott Columbus Northwest

5605 Blazer Pkwy., Dublin

Friday, June 21

8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Dublin Scioto High School

4000 Hard Rd., Dublin

Meet Dublin’s 2024 Businessperson of the Year

Dr. Jeff Holowicki has grown with the Dublin Chamber over 20-plus years

From almost the very first day he became part of the Dublin business community, Dr. Jeff Holowicki, DDS has been involved with the Dublin Chamber of Commerce.

Since he began practicing at Smiley Dental Group in 2003, Holowicki has contributed to countless Chamber endeavors, up to and including a term as president. It’s a way of giving back to a community that has helped him develop

into a business leader in Dublin. His continued dedication to the Chamber and the City of Dublin as a whole has led the Chamber to name Holowicki the 2024 Businessperson of the Year.

A native of Worthington, Holowicki graduated from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. After a brief stint volunteering with the United States Public Health Service to provide dental care to

Dublin Off the Clock: An After-Hours Networking Event

April 16, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Leading EDJE, 6415 Longshore Loop, #300

You’re invited to join us for the Dublin Off the Clock: After-Hours in April! You’ll be treated to complimentary appetizers and beverages as you network with other Chamber members and business professionals. This event, hosted by Leading EDJE at Bridge Park, honors Holowicki as 2024 Businessperson of the Year.

Indigenous residents of Bethel, Alaska as a young dentist before coming to Smiley. He hadn’t been at the practice long when he began volunteer for Chamber activities.

In 2004, one of the first things he did was register for Leadership Dublin. Not only did he graduate, he also received the President’s Award, which he would earn again in 2013.

“We have a very strong network of business representatives who really care about and serve the City of Dublin,” Holowicki says. “The Chamber really helps you connect with the community, giving you an opportunity to give back.”

Leadership Dublin had a profound effect on Holowicki, he says, helping him develop skills as a leader at his practice and in the Dublin business community at large, as well as build connections throughout the City. His appreciation for those skills and connections is a big part of the reason why he continues to look for ways to deepen his involvement in serving Dublin and its residents.

Over the years, Holowicki has served on the Chamber Board of Trustees, including a term as president in 2012. He has also volunteered for Community Service Day and the Taste of Dublin, gotten involved with outdoor cleanup projects, helped coordinate the Dublin City Schools Community Champion Awards, and attended countless Business After Hours functions. He even speaks to elementary schoolers in Dublin about the importance of good oral hygiene.

“I’ve met so many people at the Chamber’s events and programs, and many of them have become lifelong friends,” he says. Holowicki has a great deal of respect for other business leaders in the community, he says, and is proud to have been named Businessperson of the Year amid such stiff competition. He admires the work ethic and volunteerism of so many other members of the community, and appreciates Chamber

leaders’ encouragement to get more involved and take on leadership roles.

“I’m really grateful to be part of everything that goes on in Dublin,” he says.

Holowicki has been part of Smiley Dental Group for over two decades now, but the practice dates back to 1986 here in Dublin.

Holowicki points to the in-house dental lab as one of Smiley’s key advantages, allowing

it to perform top-notch restorations and precision color matching, as well as have greater quality control. But his main point of pride is his team, he says.

“I always tell people I’m only as good as the people I work with, and I work with some really amazing people,” he says.

Holowicki lives in Dublin with his wife, Kristen, a language arts teacher.

JANUARY The Month in Review

The Goat Hosted the Chamber’s First Off the Clock of 2024

We had a great chance to shake off the cold weather at The Goat when the restaurant and social space played host to the New Year Edition of the Chamber’s Off the Clock event. Not only did members get to enjoy darts, pool and networking, we also got a sneak preview of The Goat’s new menu for 2024. And that’s not to mention the specialty winter cocktail courtesy of Watershed Distillery! We owe The Goat a big thank you for a spectacular event.

Betsy Goldstein Gave Us Insight on the Impact of Intel

Dublin Chamber members had a fantastic opportunity to learn how mega projects such as Intel, Starlab and Honda LG will transform central Ohio. Betsy Goldstein of Betsy Goldstein Consulting, a master of community engagement in the building industry, broke down the impact of these massive projects on transportation, education, housing and more. Thanks to Betsy for her expertise, and to Marriott Columbus Northwest for hosting us!

Lunch Was Served at 101 Beer Kitchen

NextGen Dublin held its January Lunch Bunch at 101 Beer Kitchen, a Dublin favorite for more than 12 years. It was a great opportunity for our Young Professionals here in Dublin to meet, enjoy great food and support one of our local restaurants. We appreciate 101 Beer Kitchen for hosting us and are looking forward to our next visit!

Advertising with the Dublin Chamber

The Dublin Chamber of Commerce offers many ways to promote your business to the community, from Digital Coupon Book to ads in our annual Business Directory & Community Guide. We’ve been supporting and celebrating the business community here in Dublin for 49 years, and we’re excited to help you promote your business, too!

Business Directory & Community Guide

With a reach of 5,000 individuals and companies each year, the annual Dublin Chamber Business Directory & Community Guide is a great resource for the community — and a great way to get your company’s name out there. The guide highlights the best in Dublin-area businesses, healthcare, annual events, schools and more. Ads start at just $325.

Dublin Chamber News Magazine

Our high-quality bimonthly magazine is mailed to roughly 2,000 local business professionals throughout the Dublin area, with a digital edition going out to the Dublin Chamber’s business database and available on our website as well. It represents a fantastic opportunity to get your organization’s name in front of the business community. Ads start at $200.

Digital & Website Promotional Opportunities

Your business has a wealth of opportunities to increase your visibility online through the Dublin Chamber. In addition to banner ads, enhanced business listings and the Coupon Deals digital flipbook on DublinChamber.org, you can also promote your business on our social media, improve your search engine optimization, purchase a banner ad in our Weekly Membership Email or even have your digital ad displayed in the Chamber’s meeting rooms.

Combine some or all of the above options into an advertising bundle and save!

Events & Programs

March | April | May

March

March 6, April 3, May 1

9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Ambassador Club Meeting

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

Become a Chamber Ambassador Club member! Ambassadors work with Chamber staff and board members to plan events, increase membership and strengthen awareness of member services. Joining this exclusive group of business professionals will increase your visibility and serve as a starting point for future roles in Chamber leadership.

March 6, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Government Affairs Committee Meeting

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

Interested in advocating on behalf of businesses in Dublin? Join us for the Chamber’s Government Affairs Committee meeting. All Chamber members are welcome.

March 6, 10 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

March 8, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Sales

Connection Breakfast Series

“Order-Taker to Rainmaker”

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

All sales and marketing professionals are invited to join us as Kendall Horner of Braveheart Sales Performance discusses how to transform your sales team from reactive to proactive and future-proof your sales in a world where the only constant is change. Registration is $21 and includes a hot breakfast.

Corporate Charity Cup Informational & Team Captain Meeting

Dublin Chamber of Commerce 129 S. High St., Dublin

Join us for an important planning session for the eighth annual Dublin Chamber Corporate Charity Cup, in partnership with the City of Dublin and Dublin City Schools. Your participation is vital as we organize this exciting community event. We'll be exploring various events to include in this year's competition and greatly value your feedback and ideas. Let's work together to make this year's Charity Cup the best one yet!

April 1, 5 p.m.

Corporate Charity Cup Team Registration Deadline

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

April 1 is the last day to register your team for the Dublin Chamber’s Corporate Charity Cup, which is scheduled for June 20 and 21. Don’t miss this two-day event focused on fitness, team-building and friendly competition!

Kendall Horner

March 12, 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Chamber Savings & Benefits Breakfast

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

Attention all new and returning members! You are invited for an in-person networking event to learn more about the Dublin Chamber’s new member benefits and the exciting additions we’ve implemented for 2024. This isn't your ordinary gathering; it's a dynamic opportunity to connect, discover, and indulge! As a delightful addition, we've arranged for renowned coffee establishments to showcase their finest blends at our inaugural Chamber Coffee Tasting! Registration is just $10, which covers a light breakfast as well.

BATTLE

March 14, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Lunch Bunch with NextGen Dublin

Dos Hermanos Tacos at North Market Bridge Park

6750 Longshore St., Dublin

Join the Chamber’s NextGen Dublin young professionals for lunch. It’s the perfect time to gather, meet new people, visit with old friends and support our local restaurants. Bring a friend or two! Everyone orders off the menu and pays for their own lunch. RSVP so we know to save you a seat!

March 14, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

2024 State of the Community

The Exchange at Bridge Park 6520 Riverside Dr., Dublin

The 2024 State of the Community, presented by the City of Dublin, highlights Dublin’s fiscal strength, innovative initiatives and community collaboration. City Manager Megan O’Callaghan will report the accomplishments of 2023 and highlight the priorities for 2024. Registration is free, but required.

March 26, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Dublin Off the Clock: An After-Hours Networking Event

BMI Federal Credit Union

6165 Emerald Pkwy., Dublin

Join us at the Dublin Off the Clock: After-Hours event, hosted by the BMI Federal Credit Union. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect with other business professionals, enjoy appetizers, beverages and the warm hospitality of our friends at BMI!

March 28, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Human Resources Educational Workshop

“Riding the Teeter-Totter: Ethics in HR”

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

Join us as we talk with Christie Engler, Vice President of Human Resources of Diversified Systems, as she helps us understand the history and progression of ethics in the HR industry, examines real-world situations from an ethical perspective, and shares her expertise on balancing ethical practice in HR. Registration is $10 and includes coffee and connections.

April

April 4, 11:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.

Work in Dublin: Job, Career & Internship Fair for Students

Dublin Scioto High School 4000 Hard Rd., Dublin

The 2024 Dublin Job, Career and Internship Fair, presented by the Dublin Chamber and Dublin City Schools, provides an ideal environment to connect businesses and eager job seekers to positions and internships. Last year, over 800 high school students attended! Businesses will have the opportunity to share information about part-time, seasonal and full-time work, as well as paid or unpaid internships. Registration is free, though participating businesses are asked to donate two $25 gift cards.

April 12, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Sales Connection

Breakfast Series

“The Importance of Building

Strong Client Relationships”

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

All sales and marketing professionals are invited to join us as Nick Trifelos of Anthony Thomas Candy Company explores the art of getting to know your customer, discussing the importance of honesty, making connections, timely follow-ups and more. Registration is $21 and includes a hot breakfast.

Dublin City Council

DUBLIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Events & Programs

March | April | May

April 16, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Dublin Off the Clock: An After-Hours

Networking Event

Leading EDJE

6415 Longshore Loop, #300, Dublin

Join us for a day of celebration at the Dublin Off the Clock: After-Hours event, hosted by Leading EDJE. Attendees will have the chance to meet Dublin’s Businessperson of the Year, Dr. Jeff Holowicki of Smiley Dental Group, and enjoy complimentary appetizers, beverages, door prizes and hospitality. Registration is free for Chamber members.

April 22, 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Dublin Chamber & Festa Job Fair

Indian Run United Methodist Church

6305 Brand Road, Dublin

Join us at the Dublin Chamber Festa Job Fair to connect with fresh talent in healthcare, office/admin support, restaurant/hospitality, or manual labor fields. Job candidates that will be in attendance will include adult students currently enrolled in various levels of English classes, many of whom are actively seeking employment. Whether you have openings for part-time, full-time, seasonal, or internship positions, you'll find a receptive audience here. Businesses may exhibit for FREE, but space is limited, so register today.

April 23, 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Morning Brew

Networking Event

Ketamine Health and Wellness Clinics of Ohio

5060 Bradenton Ave., Ste. A, Dublin

Start your morning off right by joining your Chamber friends for the April Morning Brew! At this event, you'll be treated to a fresh cup of coffee, a light breakfast and an hour of connecting with other Chamber members and business professionals. Registration is just $10.

April 24, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Women in Business Luncheon with Shawn Ireland

“Sharing My Journey to Help You Plot Yours”

The Country Club at Muirfield Village 8715 Muirfield Dr., Dublin

Join us for lunch as we welcome guest speaker Shawn Ireland of The Shawn Ireland Agency, LLC. After more than 35 years in media, Shawn Ireland found herself trying to figure out her next professional steps, and she describes the personal reflection and reinvention she went through with advice on how to manage your own. Shawn shares her journey to help you plot yours. Registration is only $40 for Chamber members and includes lunch.

May

May 4, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Community Service Day

Dublin Community Recreation Center 5600 Post Rd., Dublin

Community Service Day brings together volunteers of all ages to help area older adults, residents in need, Dublin City Schools and nonprofit organizations with spring clean-up and outdoor projects. The success of this event can be measured not only by the lives enhanced, but also in the sense of community pride it fosters. Register at DublinChamber.org/CSD24.

May 10, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Sales Connection Breakfast Series

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

129 S. High St., Dublin

Join us as we take a deep dive into an important topic to sales and marketing professionals during our Sales Connection Breakfast Series. Start your Friday morning off right with a hot breakfast, an amazing program geared towards the sales and marketing industry, and meeting and greeting other area business professionals. Registration is $21 and includes breakfast.

Shawn Ireland

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May 14, 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Morning Brew Networking Event

Pinot’s Palette

6381 Sawmill Rd., Dublin

Join us for a morning of creativity and connections at the May Morning Brew networking event! It's not your ordinary gatheringwe're hosting a painting party at Pinot's Palette. Experience one of Dublin's newest businesses - a Paint & Sip Studio! Enjoy a light breakfast, freshly brewed coffee, and unleash your inner artist with a small painting project. Let's spend the morning making great connections while discovering our creative side. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity!

May 15, 11:30 a.m.

to 1 p.m.

Women in Business Luncheon

The Country Club at Muirfield Village 8715 Muirfield Dr., Dublin

We invite you to a special Women in Business luncheon where you can explore how giving back to your community can bring about personal growth, help you discover a sense of purpose, and inspire you to find that special cause or movement that becomes your passion. Hollis Mignogno of Cardinal Health and Rochelle Bailey of the American Heart Association share their experiences and tips. Registration is $40 for Chamber members, and includes lunch.

May

16, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Lunch Bunch with NextGen Dublin

Rusty Bucket Tavern

6726 Perimeter Loop Rd., Dublin

Join the Chamber’s NextGen Dublin young professionals for lunch. It’s the perfect time to gather, meet new people, visit with old friends and support our local restaurants. Bring a friend or two! Everyone orders off the menu and pays for their own lunch.

May 21, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Dublin Off the Clock: An After-Hours

Networking Event

Sunny Street Cafe

7042 Hospital Dr., Dublin

It's a Dublin Off the Clock: After-Hours Party on the Patio hosted by Sunny Street Cafe. Join us for a cold drink and unwind after a busy day at this relaxing event. You can stop by to make important business connections, meet new friends and say hello to old, and take a tour of Sunny Street's beautiful new renovations! You won't want to miss this spring after-hours. Invite your office friends to attend this FREE event!

Hollis Mignogno

Did you know that NextGen Dublin, the Dublin Chamber of Commerce’s young professionals group, is free to join for employees of Chamber member businesses?

NextGen Dublin offers great networking, development and leadership programming, as well as a robust calendar of fun events – including the next Lunch Bunch get-together on March 14 at Dos Hermanos Tacos!

Members

Members

Wendy’s Names New President and CEO

in the news

Wendy’s Names New President and CEO

The Wendy’s Company announced it had named longtime PepsiCo executive Kirk Tanner as its new president and chief executive officer. Tanner succeeds Todd Penegor, who had served as president and CEO for seven years. The company lauded Tanner’s “customer-centric mindset” and “broad experience positioning” in its official announcement.

Korean Barbecue Comes to North Market

The Wendy’s Company announced it had named longtime PepsiCo executive Kirk Tanner as its new president and chief executive officer. Tanner succeeds Todd Penegor, who had served as president and CEO for seven years. The company lauded Tanner’s “customer-centric mindset” and “broad experience positioning” in its official announcement.

The latest addition to North Market Bridge Park, Korean BBQ (pronounced “goong”), began serving bulgogi, spicy pork, dukboki and more in January. Located between Hoyo’s Kitchen and On Paper, the new

Korean Barbecue Comes to North Market

The latest addition to North Market Bridge Park, Korean BBQ (pronounced “goong”), began serving bulgogi, spicy pork, dukboki and more in January. Located between Hoyo’s Kitchen and On Paper, the new

reAlpha Tech Corp. Acquires IT Consulting Firm

Korean vendor adds to an already robust line-up of global food offerings.

reAlpha Tech Corp. Acquires IT Consulting Firm

Real estate technology company reAlpha Tech Corp. announced its impending acquisition of United Software Group, an Ohio-based, multiindustry information technology consulting company with a global reach. reAlpha said the acquisition will give it more tools to pursue its strategy of digitizing the real estate industry through innovative AI solutions.

Real estate technology company reAlpha Tech Corp. announced its impending acquisition of United Software Group, an Ohio-based, multiindustry information technology consulting company with a global reach. reAlpha said the acquisition will give it more tools to pursue its strategy of digitizing the real estate industry through innovative AI solutions.

also topped the rankings among midsized companies (1,001-4,999 employees) in the Diversity and Benefits categories. This is the 14th time the company has appeared in Computerworld’s annual rankings.

also topped the rankings among midsized companies (1,001-4,999 employees) in the Diversity and Benefits categories. This is the 14th time the company has appeared in Computerworld’s annual rankings.

Cap City Fine Diner and The Pearl Listed in Top 10 Most Reserved Restaurants in Columbus Area

Cap City Fine Diner and The Pearl Listed in Top 10 Most Reserved Restaurants in Columbus Area

OCLC Tops List of Best Places to Work

OCLC Tops List of Best Places to Work

Computerworld named library technology and research organization OCLC the No. 1 midsized company to work in IT in its 2024 Best Places to Work in IT ranking. OCLC

Computerworld named library technology and research organization OCLC the No. 1 midsized company to work in IT in its 2024 Best Places to Work in IT ranking. OCLC

OpenTable's analysis of thousands of bookings revealed the top 10 most reserved restaurants in the area, with two Dublin Chamber member establishments making the list! At #7, The Pearl - Dublin, located at 88 N. High St. At #4, Cap City Fine Diner - Dublin, found at 6644 Riverside Dr. These Dublin Chamber member restaurants provide excellent options to indulge in culinary delights and support local businesses.

OpenTable's analysis of thousands of bookings revealed the top 10 most reserved restaurants in the area, with two Dublin Chamber member establishments making the list! At #7, The Pearl - Dublin, located at 88 N. High St. At #4, Cap City Fine Diner - Dublin, found at 6644 Riverside Dr. These Dublin Chamber member restaurants provide excellent options to indulge in culinary delights and support local businesses.

Reserve Our Conference Rooms at the Dublin Chamber

Organizing a meeting and looking for the right place to hold it? Look no further than the Dublin Chamber of Commerce! We have three state-ofthe-art conference rooms equipped with large TV monitors, HDMI connections, complimentary wifi and more, and you can even arrange catering from some of our Chamber members! Rates are as low as $20 per hour.

Commercial Buildings – New

• Dublin Coffman High School south canopy entrance, 6780 Coffman Rd.

• Higher Ground Education, 5675 Avery Rd.

• New build with office and restaurant space, 36-38 N. High St.

Commercial Additions & Alterations

• Ascend Advisory Group, 6767 Longshore St., Ste. 300

• Cenovus Energy, 5550 Blazer Pkwy.

• Chase Bank Avery Rd., 6271 Perimeter Dr.

• Dublin Community Church, 81 W. Bridge St.

• Duncan Dental Lab, 6175 Shamrock Ct., Ste. A

• Guild Biosciences, 4412 Tuller Rd.

• Lagree House, 6772 Longshore St.

• Life Time Dublin, 3825 Hard Dr.

• Nuvia Labs, 5940 Venture Dr.

• OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital Emergency Department, 7500 Hospital Dr.

• OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital LINAC Structure, 7450 Hospital Dr.

• OhioHealth Rehabilitation Hospital Expansion, 3805 Emerald Pkwy.

• Outcomes Operating Inc., 5515 Park Center Circle, Ste. 200

• St. Brigid School, 7175 Avery Rd.

• Stanley Steemer, 5700 Shier Rings Rd.

• Vadata Inc., 6685 Crosby Ct.

• Vista Community Church, 5626 Frantz Rd.

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Inspire Service with our Youth Leadership Program

We’re helping to prepare the next generation of leaders here in Dublin! Registration is open now for the Dublin Chamber’s 2024 iCare…iServe…iLead Youth Leadership Program. The goal of the program, for students entering sixth and seventh grades, is to empower the youth of Dublin to better their community while improving their decision-making and leadership skills. The program is designed around the Character Counts philosophy of Respect, Responsibility and Fairness.

Participants work with community leaders to learn about:

• Community service

• Environment and nature

• Leadership

• Making positive choices

• Peer mediation

• Self-respect and raising awareness

• Team-building and communication

This program will fill up!