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Jim Boltz President
JBoltz@PghNorthChamber.com
For more information on the Chamber’s program of work, please contact:
Annie Cairns Director of Marketing & Events ACairns@PghNorthChamber.com
Melissa Leedy Director of Business Development MLeedy@PghNorthChamber.com
Heather Schwartzbauer Membership & Digital Media Coordinator HSchwartzbauer@PghNorthChamber.com
Amy VanAtta Executive Assistant AVanAtta@PghNorthChamber.com
Over the last few months we have focused on some of the opportunities available to get the most of your membership. Starting this month, and for the next few months, I will focus on the opportunities that are available through our Affinity Program partners. First of all, what is an Affinity Program? It is business partnership that the chamber has formed in which a company offers special rates or services to a Jim Boltz chamber's members. President We have several. I will detail them all in the next few months. This month, I will start with our longest standing partner, the Chamber Choice Program. The Chamber Choice Program has been in place since 1992. It offers a variety of services. The three main areas include health insurance, energy and business insurance. First, let’s talk about healthcare. The healthcare program is managed by JRG Advisors. Recently, JRG Advisors merged with Emerson Reid, a division of USI to become one of the largest companies in the country. This new merger will allow JRG Advisors, now My Benefits Advisor, to provide an additional suite of benefits and support for our members. Let’s face it, maneuvering through the healthcare benefit world can be very cumbersome. You need to understand the marketplace, healthcare reform and strategize for cost control. Then you need to go through the enrollment process and ensure plan information is communicated to your employees. Next, you have to manage the program. And, oh by the way, there are a number of ever changing guidelines and laws that you need to ensure your company’s compliance. Who has time for that? As a member of the PNRC, you have access to tools that can help. One of them is an employee benefits program with access to specially priced plans and backroom HR support unlike anything else available. From consulting to enrollment to management to compliance, you are covered. Chamber Choice’s Member Benefits Advisory Program consists of a dedicated advisor, a call center for your employees, on-staff counsel and compliance support, a HR support website, a benefits enrollment system, benefit guidebook, COBRA administration and more that will make your job so much easier.
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Now, let’s talk about energy management. Electric, natural gas, fuel. How can you make sure that you are doing the most economical and efficient thing for your company? If you are a Chamber member, you can turn to Kinect Energy.
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Kinect Energy does not just give you a quote from their rate sheet. They do a complete analysis and then find the right supplier to meet your needs. With over 30 vetted providers, they will have a program that matches your
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UPCOMMING EVENTS October 15
October 25
Just in Thyme Catering
Dave & Buster’s
5316 William Flynn Highway, Gibsonia
6260 Northway Drive, Pittsburgh
5:00 - 7:00 pm
3:00 - 5:00 pm
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY October 7
November 11
Meet & Move Luncheon
Health & Wellness Fair
Noah's Event Venue
Cranberry Township Municipal Center
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
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CONNECTIONS
Marketplace Lunch Meetings
Daily networking events for business leaders throughout our Pittsburgh North region.
October 2 Wexford: Ever y 2nd an d 4th Tu esday 8:00am Chamber Headquarters 5000 Brooketree Road, Wexford Warrendale: Ever y Tuesday 11:30am DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburgh Cranberry 910 Sheraton Drive, Mars Cranberry Twp.: Ever y 1st an d 3rd W edn esday 8:00am Rose E Schneider Family YMCA 2001 Ehrman Road, Cranberry Twp. McCandless; Ever y Thu r sday 11:30am Fairfield Inn & Suites Pittsburgh North 901 Providence Blvd., Pittsburgh
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11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Monte Cello’s at The Hampton Shoppes 4655 William Flynn Highway Route 8, Allison Park
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Family Bowlaway Fun Center 540 Fairground Hill Road, Butler
Valencia; Ever y Fr iday 8:00am Crystal Conservatories-St. Barnabas 100 Conservatories Court, Valencia
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For a complete listing of programs and events and to register, visit us at www.PghNorthChamber.com
PNRC Member John Wynkoop, SSB Bank Jim Boltz, President of the Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber said, “We can always count on Koop. He has helped us at the chamber in so many ways. Event preparation and set up. Graphic design. Even maintenance around the building. He always comes through for us. Most recently, he gave up a Saturday to officiate our HYPE Corn hole Tournament. I heard nothing but positive things about how well that he did it. He was a big reason for its success.” Lisa Hunt, USX Federal Credit Union said, “No matter what you ask of him, Josh Wynkoop (Koop) has always been happy to help the PNRC. He pitches in with whatever is needed, from selling tickets at events, to helping tear down and clean up, to actually running the events themselves. I’ve known Koop for over five years, and he is one of the nicest, most giving people that I have worked with. I personally cannot thank him enough for his assistance, because the PNRC’s 2nd Annual HYPE Tossin’ for Good Cornhole Tournament would not have happened without him. Koop took care of everything for the actual tournament this year, and offered and implemented great ideas that helped the event run smoother. Because of that, I could focus on other aspects of Tossin’ for Good and not worry about the tournament play. We received MANY compliments on how the tournament went this year, and it was due in large part to Josh Wynkoop.
2019 Board of Directors Executive Committee Philip J. Scolieri, J.D.– Board Chair Scolieri Law Group, P.C.
Gary Basilone—Foundation Chair Basilone Executive Search & Staffing
Andrew Chiapusio—Chair-Elect First National Bank
Steve Diffenderfer—Treasurer Community Bank
Tracy Armstrong– Vice-Chair North Pittsburgh Greeting Company
Mark Prentice—Secretary Healthy Environments, LLC
Ann Gatty, Ph.D.—Past Chair Strategic People Solutions
Jim Boltz—President Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber
Board of Directors Elizabeth Blakely Link to Visibility
Jim Logan Pgh Repair LLC
Kim Tosadori Petroleum Technical Services
Bruce Goodman CHROME Federal Credit Union
Alyssa Marsico Alzheimer’s Association
Lisa Heller Heartland Payment Systems
Tiffany Nolan i.e. Insurance
John Tubridy Franchise Network of Pittsburgh
Gregg Hill Dollar Bank
Jan Stevens Coldwell Banker
Kathleen Kuznicki The Lynch Law Group
Cynthia Stirling Strawberry Ridge Golf Course
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Rakesh Unnithan WesBanco Bank Nicky Voynick Sechler Law Firm, LLC
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Hearing Update from Beltone Hearing Aid Center By: Laurie Ann Hruska
How does hearing loss affect the individual and the people around them? Around 48 million people in the United States suffer from hearing loss. Let’s talk about what that means in very practical terms: Many of my patients told me in their initial visit that they picked restaurants based on their noise level. Many of them ate dinner between 4-5pm not because they wanted to; but because the noise level in the restaurant is lower at that time than at 6-7pm. They also say their spouse no longer watched television with them because the volume was too loud for them. Most of them bought a 2nd TV set. Another common subject was that they were not able to enjoy family functions like weddings, holiday dinners, or even understand the message at church. Hearing loss just doesn’t impact the person whose hearing is diminished; everyone who loves them and lives with them suffers as well. Most of my patients stated that their hearing loss was one of their biggest life-altering health issues because it happens so gradual in most instances. How do hearing aids stimulate brain activity? A hearing aid does more than help you hear. It also helps your brain to remember the sounds you cannot hear without a hearing aid. On average, it takes 10 years for people with hearing loss to finally do something about it. Many people are simply waiting for the hearing problem to go away. Untreated hearing loss affects the quality of life, but it also affects the brain’s ability to remember common everyday sounds because hearing channels are no longer effectively used. When the hearing nerves lose their function and no longer channel sound signals to the brain, the brain “forgets” the sounds over time and it becomes unable to understand them.
The brain center for hearing stores sounds and noises for up to three years following the onset of a hearing loss-but after about 7 years the memory becomes weaker and weaker. Once you have a hearing aid the brain processing resumes supplying signals to the brain. If the fitting of a hearing aid is seriously delayed, not even a hearing aid will be able to transform the incoming sound signals into understandable information. This means the brain no longer recognizes ordinary everyday sounds and noises. The brain then must learn to hear all over again If you would like to get a free baseline hearing screen; contact me to set up an appointment. Page 6
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Meet Your Beltone Hearing Healthcare Practitioner!! Laurie Ann Hruska, AS, BS, MBA Board Certified in Hearing Instrument Sciences Laurie brings years of experience to each individualized appointment with her patients. She has the experience, expertise, and education to benefit each patient she works with. While these are important qualities; her ability to connect and develop a relationship with her patients is the most advantageous quality she possesses, which helps her solve the complex needs of each patient. Laurie is a Licensed Hearing Instrument Specialist in the state of Pennsylvania and the state of West Virginia, a member of the International Hearing Society and the Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association. She has an Associate of Applied Science and a Bachelor of Science and MBA, all with High Honors. She is Board Certified in Hearing Instrument Sciences and has had extensive training in Live Speech Mapping, Real Ear Measurement, deep canal impressions, and is proficient with all audiometric equipment to service your hearing needs. Laurie enjoys being part of “Helping the world hear better,” for Laurie, this is not a job – she truly enjoys making every patient a part of her family. Beltone Hearing Care Center Laurie Ann Hruska, AS, BS, MBA, BC-HIS 9401 McKnight Road Suite 301B Pittsburgh, PA 15237 412-367-4500 lhruska@beltone.com Founded in 1940, Chicago-based Beltone is a part of the GN Hearing Care Group utilizing advanced technology to produce hearing instruments sold in the United States, Canada and 50 countries worldwide. In addition to providing outstanding service and support for its U.S. hearing care network operating 1,500 offices in North America, Beltone remains the most trusted brand for quality products and care among its patients and adults aged 50 and older. Their network of hearing care professionals has the privilege of transforming the lives of over 80,000 patients and their families every year. To learn more about Beltone visit https://locations.beltone.com/pa/pittsburgh/0050891000/ #header-container
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We are pleased to announce the candidates running for the Board in 2020
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EVRW Article Best Practices for Encouraging Employees to Vote Each even-numbered year (and sometimes in the odd ones), we’re asked to head to the polls and cast our vote for the men and women who will decide policy at the local, state, and federal levels. This sounds like a lofty ask and with every state having their own dates, deadlines, and guidelines for voting, our country’s election system can be difficult to navigate. That’s why it’s important that companies, trade associations, and other business organizations make resources available to their employees, members, or other stakeholders to make it easy for them to participate and so that they can become educated before going to the polls.
Legislative Committee Corner
Whether someone needs to register to vote, update their registration, look up their polling place, or find their candidates, it’s crucial they have the tools at their fingertips to do so. Many organizations provide these tools through a government affairs website and share key information through email.
Employees appreciate being provided this information and want to hear from their employer about issues and elections. According to the BIPAC 2018 Employer to Employee Engagement Study: 61% of those individuals who received information from their employer said it made them more likely to vote. 84% said it was very or somewhat helpful in deciding which candidate(s) to vote for in the election. When conducting voter registration and education activities it’s important to keep a few things in mind: Never tell an employee how to vote. Instead provide them resources they can use to become educated. Keep an eye on your state’s rules for conducting voter registration efforts. Every state has different regulations for how groups can register voters. It’s always best to contact your Board of Elections or Secretary of State if you plan to pass out and collect voter registration applications. Every organization has a different culture, and what works for one might not work for another. Diversify your communications so that every employee has an opportunity to receive information on the importance of voting, their dates and deadlines, and candidates – whether it be on social media, via email, or a poster hanging on a bulletin board. Make the connection personal. If a voter understands the difference their vote can make and how the election outcome can impact them, they will be more likely to cast their ballot. Participate in Employee Voter Registration Week! Employee Voter Registration Week 2019 In 2014, the Business-Industry Political Action Committee (BIPAC) started Employee Voter Registration Week (EVRW), an effort to make a dent in the number of unregistered citizens across the country. The initiative is now celebrating its sixth anniversary and will be held from Sept. 23-27 this year. During this week, companies, associations, and other organizations will join together to encourage voter registration and participation among private sector citizens. The initiative will not tell employees how to vote or who to vote for, but instead aims to serve as a resource to help employers educate their employees about key issues and the importance of participating in the electoral process. If you’re interested in joining this important initiative, please visit EmployeesVote.com to download messaging and graphics and sign up to be a partner. As an official partner, all we ask is that you send out materials to your member companies or employees encouraging them to get involved and that you allow us to recognize you by adding your logo to our 2019 Partners page on the website. We will also be active on Facebook and Twitter leading up to and during the week of EVRW, so be sure to follow us @EmployeesVote so you can retweet and share our content with your network. Use #employeesvote with your posts to keep the conversation going.
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Continued from page 3 …….. energy priorities. How good are they? They have a 90% retention rate on renewing contracts. Do you need to make a major lighting improvement, a new HVAC system, a new electrical system, replace windows and/or roofing or any energy related improvement? Kinect Energy has a program that can take the costs for these improvements (which can easily exceed $150,000) and roll those costs into the electricity rate. There is no need for a loan and the only line item that shows up on your balance sheet is for your utility costs. This saves you from going through the loan approval process and allows you to allocate cash in other directions such as new equipment, sales efforts, marketing, etc. An advisor from Kinect Energy would be happy to give you more information. Just contact the Chamber office to be connected. Another major expense that the chamber can help you with is business insurance. Property, liability, commercial vehicle and worker’s compensation are all available through Penn National Insurance. If you are a PNRC member, you can receive a dividend back from Penn National Insurance. That dividend has ranged from 3% to 11% over the last few years. The average has been about 6%. Think of how much your company spends on insurance over the year. Wouldn’t it be nice to get 6% back? You can do it, if you are a Chamber member, through Penn National. Contact the Chamber to find an agent to tell you more. As you look for the “return on the investment” with the Chamber, I encourage you to look at our Affinity Programs and how they can support your business, save you money and time and allow you to get back to growing your bottom line! Sincerely,
Jim Boltz President Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber
Member Accolades Treasure House Fashions
Congratulations to Sally Power on being nominated for our inaugural year of the District 1 Difference Maker awards in 2018 we are continuing our tradition this year by honoring 14 members of our community as District 1 Difference Makers. She has been nominated and selected as a 2019 District 1 Difference Maker award winner. Th ank you for your service in our community!
Turo Family Chiropractic
We’re excited to announce that Dr. Dan Turo of Turo Family Chiropractic published his first book Designed to Heal: Your Guide to Get Healthy and Stay Healthy! This book discusses the concept that we are all designed to be healthy and have the ability to be proactive in our pursuit of health and healing. After reading this book, Dr. Dan hopes that the reader can use the knowledge, guidance and resources within its pages to begin taking steps towards better health. Designed to Heal is available on Amazon https:// amzn.to/2zsFr7p or stop by the Turo Family Chiropractic office to snag a signed copy!
Have an accolade to share? Email Amy with any exciting news your business celebrates!
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Taste of Cranberry The Chamber’s Annual Taste of Cranberry was held on Monday, September 23 at Pittsburgh Marriott North. Attendees enjoyed unlimited samples from over 20 regional restaurants, entertainment from the Bogmeisters and Pittsburgh Philharmonic! There were many different door prizes to win along with a fun filled Kids Zone. John Marshall Catering took home the award for “Best Dish”, second year in a row which was voted on by all guests in attendance.
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Ribbon Cuttings The Chamber is very fortunate to celebrate the grand openings of new businesses into our growing region. On behalf of our members and Board of Directors, welcome!
The Chamber was excited to celebrate a Ribbon Cutting with Profile by Sanford on Thursday, September 19. Stop by and visit them at 9186 Convenant Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
The Chamber was excited to celebrate a Ribbon Cutting with Pittsburgh Skin on Thursday, September 26. Stop by and visit them at 144 Emeryville Drive, Suite 230, Cranberry Twp., PA 16066
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It's Not Too Late to Check Paycheck Withholding ADVERTORIAL
Did you know that the average tax refund was $2,729 for tax year 2018? While some taxpayers may find it advantageous to get a large tax refund, others may wish to have more of their money show up in their paychecks throughout the year. No matter which preference taxpayers choose, they should remember that they can make adjustments throughout the year that will influence the size of their refund when they file their tax return next spring. Tax Reform Changes The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 made significant changes that affected almost every taxpayer. Most of these changes took effect in 2018 and you may have noticed it when you filed your on tax return earlier this year. Many taxpayers ended up receiving refunds on their 2018 tax return that were smaller or larger than expected. Others found they owed additional tax when they filed. To avoid tax surprises like this, taxpayers may need to increase or reduce the amount of tax they have taken out of their pay and should check their paycheck withholding as soon as possible -- even if they did one last year. Typical Taxpayer Filing Scenarios Simple returns. For taxpayers whose tax situation is less complex, the easiest way to check whether their withholding is correct is to use the IRS Withholding Calculator on IRS.gov, which is designed to help employees make changes based on their individual financial situation. Complex returns. Taxpayers with more complex tax situations such as married couples who both work, higher-income earners, and those who take certain tax credits or itemize might need to revise their Form W-4, Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate, completely to ensure they have the right amount of withholding taken out of their pay. If you've been putting this off, it's not too late to adjust your tax withholding. Please call the office and speak with a tax and accounting professional who will evaluate your particular tax situation and help you determine how much tax you should withhold from your paycheck. Small business owners or sole proprietors. Taxpayers who owe self-employment tax, individual taxpayers who need to pay the alternative minimum tax, those who owe tax on unearned income from dependents, and anyone with capital gains and dividends should contact the office and speak to a tax and accounting professional as well. Life changes. Taxpayers should also check their withholding when there are life changes such as marriage or divorce, birth or adoption of a child, retirement, new job or loss of a job, purchase of home, or have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Certain life changes might affect a taxpayer's itemized deductions or tax credits. As such, taxpayers should check their withholding if they experience changes to the following: Medical expenses Taxes Interest expense Gifts to charity Dependent care expenses Education credit Page 14
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Income not subject to withholding. Some taxable income is not subject to withholding. Taxpayers with taxable income not subject to withholding and who also have income from a job may want to adjust the amount of tax their employer withholds from their paycheck. Income that is generally not subject to withholding includes interest and dividends, capital gains, selfemployment and gig economy income, and IRA distributions, including certain Roth IRAs. Help is just a phone call away If you have any questions about tax withholding, don't hesitate to call and speak to an accounting professional who can help. For more information click here
Chamber Connections Meetings Connections Meetings provide the opportunity to meet the business leaders that make up your Chamber membership in a casual networking meeting, Regularly scheduled in convenient locations within the operational footprint, Connections is the ideal way to engage with potential clients and customers.
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Community Connections w ill pr ov ide the la test u pda tes fr o m ou r m u n icipa lity partners. Stay up-to-date on what is happening in the areas that you live and work in.
Cranberry Township National Night Out Event Tuesday, August 6, 2019. Meet your local Fire Responders! Parade begins at 6:30 featuring Cranberry and other local Fire, Police and EMS units. Face painting for kids, food, games and raffles, plus FBI Child ID Kits Gift of Hope Golf Classic Thursday, August 8, 2019 the Seneca Valley Foundation, the non-profit fundraising arm of the Seneca Valley School District, has donated thousands of dollars toward elementary and secondary teacher projects, literacy efforts and STEM activities, just to name a few. Funds from this year’s event will allow us to increase our efforts for the benefit of all Seneca Valley students. Touch-a-Truck Wednesday, August 14, 2019. Yes - it's back! The Library's annual Touch-A-Truck. All ages are welcome - especially boys and girls. This year, the Friends of the Library are bringing their tent and grilling hot dogs ($3 for a hot dog, chips and cold water). Watch the Library Facebook page for details as the date draws near.
Pine Township Congratulations NRPD Officers! Michael Dennehy, Chairman of the Township of Pine Board of Supervisors, on behalf of the Northern Regional Police Department swore in three new officers. Officer Andrew Falconer, Officer Chad Knox and Officer Madison Sturdivant. Congratulations and welcome! For additional information click here. All About RADical Days RADical Days is an annual "Thank You!" to the public with free admission, tours, performances, and family activities offered by the organizations and attractions that are funded by Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD). For additional information click here.
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NexTier Bank Nonprofit Spotlight Living in Liberty
Two fun opportunities to support the work of Living in Liberty in October and November! Living in Liberty is a local non-profit in Pittsburgh that restores dignity, freedom, and a new life to victims of sex trafficking by providing a supportive home where healing can occur. PLANKATHON at the Blocks of the Northway Saturday October 12th- 1:00-2:30 Bring a team of six to join in on the planking fun! The team fee is $150.00. You can make a check out to Living in Liberty or donate at the Living in Liberty’s Facebook page. Email Sarah at Club Pilates with questions and to register your team at skhcubbies@gmail.com. Salsa Night Saturday November 2nd from 7:00PM to 10:00PM at Connected Health LLC in Wexford. Come out for an evening of Salsa Dancing! If you don’t know you can learn! Delicious food, tasty drinks, and fundraising! Highlights of the event will include: Salsa dance demonstration by Rachel Booth and Vincent Jones Group lessons and time to try out your new skills Latin inspired hors d'ouvres and drinks from Dive Bar Dance music from Salsa Pittsburgh Wine pull and other fundraising games Lounges to rest your feet at the unique Connected Health space and more! For tickets and more Info
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Thank you to our renewing members. We appreciate your support! Minuteman Press-Cranberry
20 +Years
Jay Bullie– State Farm Agent
Borough of Seven Fields
United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania– Butler County
Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA
Morgan Stanley- Keith Colonna,
A Comfort Service
Leathem Creation Co.
Financial Advisor
Off The Hook
Coldwell Banker- Brian T. Gierl
Coldwell Banker - Jan Stevens
Laurelwood/West's Realty Land and
Anthology of McCandless, Senior
Costco Wholesale
Development Co.
Living
Cranberry Public Library
Schneider's One Hour Heating and
Office Depot
ACRES/Allegh. Commercial Real
Air Conditioning
Evan Markowitz
Estate
Healthy Environments, LLC
Laura Bitzer Administrative
Horovitz, Rudoy & Roteman dba
Federated Mortgage Corp.
Virtual Assistant
H2R CPA
Chestnut Hills Dental- Cranberry
Pittsburgh Psychotherapy
Keystone Clippers d/b/a Sport Clips
Twp
Associates, LLC
Jay Duquette & Associates
IL Pizzaiolo- Warrendale
The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter
New York Life- Hacker
Banccard
School
Legal Shield & Identity Theft Protec-
Rachel Carson's Trail Conservancy
RiteRug Flooring
tion
S.R. Snodgrass, P.C.
Strutz International
Stryde Solutions, LLC
Treasure House Fashions
Signature Settlements Services
Pittsburgh Magazine
Agency
Paxton Bookkeeping and
I-Clean, Inc.
Tax Services
Jireh Mobile
Craters & Freighters of Pittsburgh
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
Wiest Asphalt Products & Paving Inc.
SSB
HEARTH
Sheeley Agency- Allstate Insurance
Welcome to those who have joined! Stack’d Burgers Patrick Michael– Aflac Sparkwear Jantzi’s Roof Restorations Ready Yourselves Youth Ranch Hebb & Company, LLC. Jeremy DeLuca– State Farm Agency National Lighting & Electric GA Investment Management
The Waters of Wexford Medical Marijuana Specialists HR Solutions for Small Business, LLC Morascyzk & Polochak Perform Physio, LLC Contemporary Foundations LLC Millennia Multimedia Pamela Biasca Losada LLC
Thank you for your referrals! Nick Mazzoleni Pittsburgh Improv Ken Scott Rev Local
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John McCool Legal Shield & Identity Theft Protection Calvin Sales New York Life
Mark Prentice Healthy Environments
Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber
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Thank you to our Valued Corporate Sponsors and Chamber Partners